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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

Second Quarterly Meetims.-The Sec
ond Quarterly meeting of tie NJ. f. Church will
commence at "a o'clock P. NJ. on tomorrow,
10th inst. Rev. LgRpY A. BELr, Presilng
Elder Of the Toledo District. will preside. He
wll&diyer two sermons tomorrow, afternoon
and evening, also two sermons on the Sabbath
at lO4 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Love-fcast will be
held at9 A. N. Slcrams ut at the close of fore
noon services.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

]. o. G. T.-Eiectiou OF on l;ers.-At t
their regular meeting on Tuesday evening the
Good Tenn lars Of this place put in nomination a
full corps of officers. The election will take
place on Tuesday evening next All memI ey :
are requested to be present. A literary paper
jug.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
A scene on the Corners. We over

A scene on the Corners. We overheard
the following conversation between two young
men ofour city, which shows that they were
we'll acquainted with the great Philosopher and
Printer
Tom-Gcorge are vou going to the ball
George What ball
Tom-Why, haven't you heard about the
dance? Why its Beu. Franklln's anniversary
at Union Hall.
George Who is Den. Franklin
Tsm-Why, don't you know him He usei te
be telegraph operator on the rnilroad, and
worked for Zeke Butman a long time. - Fremont
Messenger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

Erretta.-In our article last week furnish
irg statistics Of the manufactures, mills. &C., of
this place, that portion relating tn the Perrys-
burg Mills shonId have read "75,OOO bushels
purchased and ground" Instead of 5000 bush
els
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
Patent Addressing Press.-Mr.

Patent Addressing Press.-Mr. J. X.
RUKENBRoD, editor of me of our ablest ez
ters patent for new and improved " Newspa-
per and Magazine Addressing Press" Speed,
accuracy and simplicity of construction are
claimed to be its crownng features.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
Beautiful Comparison with a Jug

Beautiful Comparison with a Jug.-
Somebody has been writing a chapter abou,
jugs. We give an extract that. tue reader may
see what n beautiful comparison may be made
with the jug and the human heart All vii.
agree that worse comparisons by a jug full
have been made
The jug is II most singular utensil. pail
tumbler or decanter mty be rinssl aud you
may satisfy yourself by optical proof that the
things are clean but a Jug haS little hole in
the top aud the interior is all darkness. No eye
penetrates it--np hand can move over its sur
face. You can clean it only by putting water
intn it and shaking it up, and pouring 1t out. II
the water comes cut clean you judge You have
succeeded in purifying the jug, and ciee rersr.
1t is so ut the human ieart. No mirtil eye can
look into its recess, hut you can judge oi is pur
ity only by what comes out OF il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

PhysIcian's NotiCe.-Dr. }. II. RHEiE-
FRANK, Physician and Surgeon, wishes to an
nounce to his patrons, that Mr.. HUoH KRoN will
call on them for settlement some Tina during
the next Thirty days. and hopes all will be pre-
p,red to pay promptly when called upon.
January Is, 1872. 30d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

l. XC ELSIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HAVINGremoved to my New Brick Store
L L aud possessing iucreasedtl ciliies fuI do
ing busiut S., yluldrsSpe ecttullr invite Tia at
tention of my numerous old patrons, and the
citizens pf Perry shurg and vicinity in general
to the fact that | shall keep on hand atall
times large and Choice AsSOrtmentof
all classes of roo Is in Iny line ofbusiuess.
ladies, Gents and Chlllrcn's Boots and Shoes,
Ofmy lwn make aud also o. East rn manufac-
ture ,ofthe best quality, will be ofieIeda at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES,
So othat the ,m ,llest amount Of Cash vii secur
to all my customers pair of Good Under
standings
My stock comprises in part .hs f,llowing
classes ofGO0ds:
Men's Calf, Kip
aud Rubber Boots;
Boys and Youths
Calf IN Kip Bnots,
of Ll sizes and styles;
Women aud Misses
Cali Bdlmnrals;
Fancy Kid aud
MlrIccn Balm rails
aud ,iters of
AH tYles ana SiEcsj
Arctic Field and
Rubber 0ver-ShOos, =,
for Men and Women;
Shippers of all STYLES
Childrcn'sF Fancy Shoes,
&C al eolarslnd sizes;
In fact, every style
aud variety that
can be found n
any FirSt-elass
Bnntand Shoe Store,
In this 0ranY
Intersection OF
the country.
Leather and Findings.
select assortment always kePton handfOr
the supply Of the trade
REPAIRING neatly done and al riders
promptly filled anon the shortest notice.
share of nublie patronage snlicited
t1SS- R"mt mher he new Rant ant shoe Store
irtAe" T veelsior block ,'Perrvshurg. q.
35yz JOHN EBERLV
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
wILrrorr,s ANrI-pEK1opIc.

Certain. .Ste and Specify Care for oil Diseases
of miasmatic origin. 1t cures in few days,
without danger or inconvenience;
Chills and Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Chuls,
Perm cious Fever,
Congestiye Chills,
Sun Pains,
And all dis eases OF similar character.
Enlarged Spleens are reduced MS il by maRl c
and Sun Pains conquered with muve GU
ra .'idity.
ltreqnires no other medicine to assist it, ex-
cept in case Of habitual costiveness, when a
mild purga6ve is indicated before the Anti-Per
iodic is taken. Thousands can testify to the
truth OF all tiat is said in its favor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
gerrvsbarg Suntnal
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING By
JAMES TIMMONs.
JOB PRINTIN :.

VI every description, executed in a style defy
tng competition, aud vs. cheap as can be done
Slsewhere- We give our personal attention to
all Job Work, and allow none but first class
work 70 leave the Office Cali aud examine spec.
tmens.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

Napoleon is bound to haze water, if they go
clear through to China for IL. Their well is now
1855 feet deep and they have struck fat rock.
Anger dom know but it is the foundation ofthe
Chinese Empire, althoughh is inclined to think
Il the outer wall Of his satanic moiesty's domin-
ion. lie ought to know. Fremont Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
FR e IL OF
CHARGE.

CALL at wEDDELL 4 RUSsELL'S Drug
~ Store Perrysbnrg, Ohio, aud get sample
bottle Of DR.. A. llosehee's German Syrup, Free
of Charge 1t has lately been Introduced in this
country from Germany and Zoe any person suf-
fering with a severe cough, heavy cold settled
on the brest, consumption OF asy disease of the
throat aud lungs it has no equal ia the world.
Our regular size bottles "a cents. In all cases
money Will be PrrIRptly returned Il perfect sat
sfaehon is not given. Two doses will relieve
any case. Try il. 3jzz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

Money to IIoan.-The PeIrysburg Saw
i1g's Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time at as reasonable rates a
can be obtained Ia this vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow viii do well to give them call.
SD. .WEsrcoFT, See'y.
PerrysburS Juno g, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19

" N. VhUUh, JT.J " VI.
A. VI. RIIIgtL Secretary.
PeJIysbUrg Lodge No. I70, .. G. r.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
W. J. DEN1SON, Wet.
JoHN W. CALLARD, W. r. S.
Fort Meigs Division =. OF II. No. 1875
Stated Meetings every Monday evening.
81. o. BARRY. W. P.
WICLIAN CRANE, W. r. s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
100000
.ACPES
OF
EXCELLENT FARMING & SPLENDID
MICHIGAN
PINE LANDS
EOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
On hich are GHc Thousand MIlA
IiUns OI Pine ElIHber, and Ins
eNh1E stibie Quantities
OF Maple, Reechs
Ash, Eemi0ck,
ORh, &c

Tie grant Of lands to The Grand Rapids 90,
Indiana RaihoNd Con papy, to build their Res
fiom Fort Way ne, lndnpa. TO Traverse Bar ga
Mackinnw, Michigan, ecWI Uses in is arniIE
lauds every variety OF soil, frt m the rich o.. q
lodm to the light sandy, and they are found il
that section Of Michigan, north of the City q
Grand Rapids, and contiguous TO the great iruit
belt on tie eastern shores Of Lake Mit Ligan nsv
being rapidly developed by ;aillcad etd ether
enterprises.
The Pine InndSRre situated on " 9 Nushs-
gon Manistee, Ptre Marquette, White, Pine.
Tamaraok, Flat and Rouge Rivers, ard lyis p
twenty miles either side of the suIveytd lire
of said road, aud are in the heait0f the Fin .
section, irom which ChicF go,is SO largely tpDA
plird.
Farming Land, are sold to aciual settltrA
on credit, one quarter down. bHlatts In ytAr~
ly payments interest per rent. Persons Sesir~
Gus ot lncations ter farms will, IN application al
the Office, in Gland Rapids, lie fuirisksa
with Tick sets over the Read cniitlirg then
Ia Return nf EHIes, in the event of puIekas-
ing any of he c, mpany's FAT min lHnd. Far
information about tie lands. Prices. of aii' H.
address VIM. A.. How NARD,
Land Com n isiorcr.
Tile Pe't'ct. Grand Rapids, MIeAs
9QYZ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-01-19
ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative

Perhaps no one me,n-
cine is SO universally
required by every
bnly as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted Into use, In
every country and
among all classes, aa
this mild but efficient
purgatiye PtH. Tho
obvious reason is,
that it is n more relias
hla aud fur .nnua ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19

both Uouses These requirements were not Observed IN
the passage tho tor the conversion OF tbs STATE
Tie state Republican Nominating Convention neets
here Wednesday. There IL great cry Tor reform
among the dagkies and tie carpet baggers, too, are
CRYING "stOp thief" There u not however,
mnch hope Of genuine reform from the regular
Republican party Tho masses OF tDe negroes
are honest and earnest In thelr clamor
for change and better men in Once, nut they e
very OF material in the Republican ranks IN .no
first place. and IL Is generally peheyeo tas
the noneyed thieves will buy up, al lno
delegates. most OF whom are poor hnd Rhor'n.'
aud thus another lease oil power W
the Ring. Judge Or, D. T. CorDln ana OtheIs y.
the more respectable Republicans are making earnesb
Efforts TO get in better set OF men. Ihey clhi 70 10
backed by Grams, who. they say s dsguste9 WIN ,cote
and his crew and determined 20 be ria Oh hem.
The white people. who absolutely unl,
Tor Mr. Greeley, have generally detcnmneu
to support for State Offices the best Radical
candidate who may be put In the field. They would WIZ
lingy support Orr such decent Republican TOT
nOvernor The hight OF their hope Is TO free tue STATE
from the clutches Of the thieves who have pundered ner
Of millions OF dollars As the political character OF tho
STATE government they manifest but little concern MOD
crate honesty and economy will satisfy them now f. j.
Moses r Speaker OF the present House OF Representa-
yves, ~ H. Cnanberln, Attorney General md Member
OF The Financial Board and J. r. Patterson President
Of the Blue Ridge Railroad striving for the Ropub
mean nomination Tor Governor. The RsfOrmcrs VIII cen
Ter upon OFT or Reuben TomnsOn. split and bolt Is
almost certain and the most lively times expected
in the Convention,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19

Heat of immOderate iicrceness OU Saturday and
yesterday again disconnected the people Of ,t ana
drove hundreds to the seaside and country The
Plymouth Rock, the p. trip carried 20 car
OF people 10 Long Branch, and the Saturday evening
steamers up tho Hudson also unusually CrOwdOt by
seekers for fresh air. The who have little
than wish for change OF connJd through
tho two sury days the breathless OF alley
back lane which neither healthy breeze hoerfams
OF foliage reach. Tho following among tho
persons Frustrated
Sarah schiebles age 81 died from the heat No IsI
Prospectst Brooklyn, yesterday.
Patrick McEntee, ago 81, no homo, was prostsieJ IN
Wbitest
Bridget Welsh, aged 80. Of No 3i4 Mottst.
George W. l. lisOn, age A., OF No. IA NOrfolk.st
Frustrated at his residence.
Fritz Heller. 49, OF Bushwickave. and JacksO Ist.
Brooklyn, prOstratc ted M Pier No 30. East River.
Antoine Stun. age g. OF No 23o Yorkst Brooklyn was
Frustrated In PoarlsJ.
William KassemhOrD, age q. Of No. 15l East FOurthst.
while at work.
A. o. McGraw age a. OF Greenpont, l.. l., in bass.
ment at Reade-st. aud Broadway.
An unknown man, age about 30: prost rated IN
Thirdave and died In the doorway OF No. % Tbrdaye
John Kelly no home, was prostrated at Pier 90 North
Ever.
Mary Beudolf. ago So no home at the Twenty
Precinct station.
Cato Hagand colcrcd age OF No. Is chrystiost ct
Murray ana Church-its.
Mary Mcbride, age g. died in the basement Of No a
Watt Il.
An unknown man. age about 49, dark brown hair AMI
mustaebe Frustrated III front of No 33T Hudsonst
Ann Myers, age 81 no home, was Frustrated In VIII
ham-st, yesterday.
Thomas Mulnearn age To- Of No. 2t Marionst.. was
Frustrated at Prince and MOttsts.
William kecgan letter carrier, OF No. if9 East Hou+
ton-st., was Frustrated in the BOwery.
Patrick OConpor. age 50, OF No 1903 Bowory. died ~
his residence last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19
A COMPLETE CANVASS IN PROGRESS.
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS.

At the call of 81 Democrats of Dunkirk,
n Y. a Greeley andlBrown Club was organized on the
18th inst
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized at
Glenham n. Y, the 10th inst with remembers. James
Tborne was elected President and j. r. James and VIM
Richards Secretaries. The Glenham Band furnished
music.
Fifty-nine electors of Baldwinsville, n. Y,
have called Greeley and Brown meeting, TO be held
next wednesday for the purpose Of organizing cam,
present.
The electors of Rhinecliff, n. Y. organized
Greeley and Brown Club, the 10th inst with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Thomas Kelley; vicePresi
Benson; Secretary John 7, Mullins Treasurer Michael
Herman; Executive Committee j. NJ McEIOy, Thomas
Fitzgerald, and Nor ris OIOoie
The following gentlemen have been chosen
90 nermapent officers of the New Rochelle, n. Y. Gree
Low and Brown Club: President, the Hon. Thomas r.
risber Vice Presidents George Ferguson, George w.
DAVIS Charles o. LeCont a: Tboma
Inbn % Underhil and NJ. j. Dllloni Treasurer Jesse
COlebrOok. An Executive |ouNAN''''' - - e'H''NeH
was also appoihteo'
Tho snnnorters of Greeley and Brown in
Nrhurvnort Mass have organized club, and elected
the following officers: President, Mayor j. g. Kelley;
w. p,esidents Edward Smith and nnetynine others
comprising many Oh to Hnse PIKE CorresPcndng
Secretaries +. o. Burnham, r. T. ireland; lIeasnei
Moses III. FOwle; Executive Iom'''o'' NN""iu a.
Mosely and four Others.
Fonr hundred persons joined the Greeley
and brown Club organized at owego, ~ Y, on the 18th
inst The officers of the Club are: President, Aroa
Campbell Wee Presidents the Hon s. - keohSII ortI
TTnIpan Col Henry Mccormick Coz. y W. DAVE, =,
Herstener H. D. Pinney, X H. Saekett HAIRY Se%T
and n others; Secretaries, l.. W. Klngmah anu
" Matson Treasurer, George 8. Leonard; Execu'ine
Committee A. H. Miller, +. o. Cable Is. b. BlRldIi w.
b. Raymond and l.. ID. Durphy.
On the 10th inst the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats OF Fairport, ". Y organized Greeley ana
Brown Club and elected the following officers fresi
dent Smith wilbur; Ylce-Presdents, WIN. a. Vanee'
w X Goodrich Arson Beardsley, W. ncAnahha W. a
Iond ID 3D. DeIand, T. l.. Hulburt, and g. X SANFORD
secretary Levi DeLand. treasurer Henry H. "V''otI
Executive Committee A b. Parker, G. T. HarWOou, ana
g. G. Childs.
The following are the officers of the Greeley
and Brown CLUB organized at Ossan, ~ Y, on the 10Th
inst President. WIN. NJ White; Vce-Presidents, Da-
yid MeCurdy Abraham Bradley, Lewis C. Lemen, sam
uel Porter ID. a. Taylor Nathaniel Shay, Jas. scott
Royal whitney, John Hampton, Andrew MeC1lay'
George O.. IiOldbridGe, VIM. Bonner, and Wm W. Hoo
yer Secretary Bruce kathbun Treasurer, Benz Porter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

Lemuel King, a cOlOred man, addressed
Greeley and Brown meeting at Lawrence Kan' on the
10th inst.
Gen. Haskall of Goshen, Ind, and the Hon.
G. H. Macon OF st. Joseph County, Mich, addressed a
large meeing at Three Rivers Mich, the 10th inst.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Columbus Ohio were addressed by |. " Lee Of Column
ms Cen r. Brinkerhof, and Col. John Il. BALDWIN OF
Virginia, on the 10 h inst.
Stephen j. Meany addressed a very large
and enthusiastic Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
at Rutland VT on Saturday night He speaks at Brat
tleborO' on Wednesday
Cyrus L. Davis, President OF the Niagara
rals " v Greeley and Brown. Club and Judge Free
man Fthian OF this city, spoke at the Liberal meeting
in The town OF Niagara, on the 18th inst.
The Hon. Milo Goodrich addressed large
gathering of Liberal Republicans and Democrats at
Binghamton. n. Y. last Friday night lie was Followed
bv DR. 8 d. Hand, and Gen. Edward +. Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
Dor other Ship Ne,os see Third Pd0e.l
ADDIVEn

ARRIVED.
s,,-ahn Cde Kennedy Galveston Aug TO- via Key West hh
,;,h mise. and 10 C. H. Mallory Co
steamship John Gson Winters Georsos0 d. o. WITH mise na
Pants Doan Philadelphia, with dse and to LORD
I,riSt Co.
70 vspoke Couch Richmond Point and Norfolk vita
,ise AMI pass o Old Dominion steamship Co
(O LondonI Gnggs London - dsys with mfs-
Bak Yankee o Bnen Klngebeg Santos June ~ via lanpos
RE- Waiter Smith (of Bango smih MOntevdeO 50 days with
h S Maria Gta Po Marsees 50 days With mdss
B Cascatee of Richmond Mel Simmons, Sagua 10 days. vita
90. -. ~ n NIL p,... u d 10 1sr. .ifs
scbr M,ry clark Merry Wilmington DAYS, with naval storeA
' scRoOS Rks-EIyEK AND COAsrwsE
Ira LaTrener Boston. J'' bsrfelt boston
J. Z. Ross. Taunton IS j. OaAleI fi.2Naehcf
Manson Dghtcn .mns * blen hai'o"-
A NJ. Acken, Providence hif bnlgeporI
Forest Fall River. ldt Lee boston
Ma,tb, Lone. Providence. WIN. Arthur, Portland
BELOW.
Bark Emma (Br) Lsrell Liverpool July g. , -, u....,v
AmunJse1 NeEpou July o. Dy phooost ID -
Williams, No H.
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosroy Aug Is-Arvd Union, from BonsiTe bnu GeoC
Hove. from Baltimore, T. " Kennedy,
S Pbilfeipba Returned Oneco hence fos Ph.dephis
apparent damage -
Aug 49, t bark Frau Sophia lFr Vos Hamburg June ''s
Hal Saba Nose, CBr Robbins Arirosssn June a. for Phdph&
By piotbost z. f. Williams, No. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19
THE ELECTION DISTRICTS,
The number of Election Districts in this city
last wear WAS $780, The Board Of Police has increased
20 and them a follows:
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.
ne second meeting of the Liberal Club {

me second meeting OF the Liberal CluO u.
Tottenville, s. l., was held on Saturday evening.
The Empire Greeley and Brown Club will be
addres sed AT No 1874 Canal-st this evening" by j. j.
Rogers DIR. Joseph Hilton, J. r. Lee, ana others
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF
,b u, and I'D Districts OF Caseton 8. l., will hold
meeting In the Village Hall New Brghton tIs evening
In organize q Greeley and Brown Campaign CIuD'
The With Assembly District Grant and
v,.on soldiers and eaiors' Club raised large trans
pare1cy at NO % Delaney st. on Saturday evening
The Hungarian Grant and Wilson Club held
ratlacation meeting ii No. ss5 Broomest.. Saturday
evening, and was addressed by Edward j. Cramer, Dr.
G. Tiescatti, aud others ~ ,
A Greeley md Brown banner will be raised
.h,s evening by the Fourth Ward Young Mems True
democratic Club Of Hoboken, n. j. at the headquarters
ut Clinton-st, and trsta'e' =,
An,op, tbe rumored accessiOns to the sup
mort OF Grant and Wilson are Judge George e. Barnard
e;tends the annual sessions OF the Legislature
A Climb numbering 100 members has been or
uzed in the Xth Assembly District to press the claims
q, william T. Ashman candidate for the Assembly,
Tie officers Hayward b. spurghnor; President J..
hnrgher aud j. OBrien Secretaries j. w. Miller, Treas
urer - -, -,
The Greeley and Brown Club OF the Xth
Assembly District will hold meeting this evening
at the junction of Third and Fourhaves and VIII raise
an immense campaign banner Addresses will be made
nv Ihe Hon smith Ely. IT,, John Cochrane, Col. Is. A:
Willis the Hon. A. :. sullivan, Col 4. A. seayer, and
many others.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Meeting
will be held in Bedels Grove. Freepor L. l., next Fri
day. The Democratic Greeley and Brown Club OF Hemp
stead numbers 800 members An enthusiastic meeting
was Charles q. Aleshre and James ID. Nc
Cleland last Friday evening.
A large meeting of residents Of the With
Assembly District was held at No. IT West FOurthst
Saturday evening for the purpose of organizing Gree
lev and Brown Campaign Club. After the election OF
officers resolutions indorsng Greeley and Brown wer'
adopted. Preparations were made for mass meetnl
and banner raising IN the district.
The Grant Republicans of the lat Assembly
District of westchester County elected at Morrisana
on Saturday, George A. Henshaw Of Morrsania, Ethai
F1ogg Of Yopkers and James L. Wells Of West Farms a
| delegates ahd T. z. Haringt OF Westehester, j.
Traphagen Of West Farms and Joseph Prossus OF lou
kor, as alternates 10 the Utica Convention. me ~
Assembly District elected William H. Robertson; r.
| phelps and John Fowler, ir as delegates ana A. ~
Fris6ie n W. Davenport, and Alfred H. smith as atei
Mates A resolution Mas passed RECOMMENDING INC hVh
| inotlOn of W. H. Robertson for Governor
A meeting was held at Republican Hall. a
Broadway aud Tgeny-thirdstp on saturday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-19

powNERAt Francisco California "wednesday e ltA Abaef
Downer years resident OF that city bu formerly u
Brooklyn, n. Y.
FRREANDESOn Friday August 49, l872 Ramon the nfant
Jceuh and Cattrine Ferusndes, aged year, months
ens Of the family respectfully invited 70 soa
residence OF bis parents ia Bas SIhs
on Monday, August 49, at U O'Clock noon
PULLER-At Bergen Point August IT, BI Jesse Fui Ia WE 'a
year Of his
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JACOTT-sunday August 49, at 2ss Dencey Mrs Ann, Ja'0
Fe, from An s,ints Church scsnme and Henrys. lao
=. m, Tuesday. 10Th inst
JoHNsToY-On Saturday August H. Edward b. second Of Will
R,ss and fend OF the family respectfully invited s,ead the
funeral residence Of bis parents No. ~ seentas on MOI
daya at O'Clock
Eeg.Oreans papers please copy
sMITH-At Vernon, Westeiser Co., N t. DsFd smhs
aged 70 years II months and il days .
IT, o,I vi ale place from residence, Of Sirth
nd Seco,dt on o'clock kom thence
Foprh day to CLappsqua Wescheer Co Friends and relatives
are invited 10 attend.
sNITH-At Gres. Burlington, Mass. Angus, 49, Aea p Smith,
widow " the late Charles smith
Funeral from her late residence l49 West Forty Monday
orripg August 10 O'Clock The friends o. the family
respectfully invited 10 attend Tue remains VIA 70 Aa 70 Ne"
Rochelle for inierment
yaSDERPORIOn sunday 18th inst at Madison j. Galleries.
Ann Younger laughter Maria Louise and George D. 'AsefpO
TO weeks.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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PFRsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

1t is reported that Don Carlos has again re-
Turned 10 Geneva
Us. V. r. Hickox, for manyyears connected with
ne Chdgo Tbus in editorial capacity, died Friday night Of
Bhyhts disease Of the kdnes
. Brigham Young and party of Church officers
through the northern counties Of Utah They
cevo BY the Mormon people With PROFESSIONS music flags banners and
flowers.
AT banquet given in Brighton. England, Sat-
uri Mt Stanley while responding to toast thought be heard en-
utility from Of the guests ito bis meesf
Livingstone. He vrhementiy retortei, withdrew
the table subsequently e Brighton IL
derot that he will probably return before the close o. the meeting 81
the British Association.