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snpefintepdepce, and administration Of
the internal police and fiscal affairs of
the county. iincluJing the establishment
aod regulation Of roads, WAYS, bridges,
public landings, ferries and mills, The
granting of ordinary and other Licenses,
with authority to lay and disburse the
county levies. Provided, That no license
shall be granted in any city. town or
village without heconsent of the su-
thorities OF the same frat had and OBJ
tanned; all wrils OF al qpod damnum
shall Issue from the County Court TIE
Board shall, in all contested cases, judge
Of the election, qualification and returts
OF Its own members, and OF all county
and dlstricttoffieers; and it shall exer-
cise such other jurisdiction ard perform
such o'ber duties as NAV be prescr bed
by law. Tie said Commissioners shall
each receive a CONDENSATION o. three
dollars Per day TOR their services in
court, to be paid out Of the county trea-
suFv. Any Commissioner may be iu-
oicted Tor malfeasance, mis!easance, or
neglect OF official duty; and upon con-
Vlctlon thereon, his Ofice shall become
vacant. A vacancy in tho Board of
Commissioners, whether from rea;yna-
ton, removal from the district, removal
from office, death, or other cause, shall
be filled by the remaining members of
the Board.
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FINANCE AND, TRADE.

~" srr-s>N 80 III.
NEW YoRy, December q.

NEW YORK, December Il.
FLOUR The market lie quiet
and steady at S.. 6596 25 for
superfne State; IS s5@7 90 for
extra do; ST 1907 Is Tor choice do
81 2067 SIS for fancy dG S. 65 90 70
for extra western; 81 1907 50 for
choice do; 81 90GS 65 Tor common
to choice white wheat western extra;
IS GOAT 25 for common TO good shlp-
ping brand OF extra round hoop ONO;
& 30G9 % Tor trade brands; s. l0l9
8 81 Tor common to 'air extra st Louis,
and So 35Gl1 90 for good to choice do:
Southern -four ia quiet and unchanged
At Sc 25aS 10 for common to tar
extra and IS l5G12 so for good to
choice do Rye -four is quiet and
steady at 81 70G4 81. Corn nominal,
quiet, and unchanged. u.
GRAiN-Wheat quiet at 81 40
al 80 or No. 2 eprlng 81 5SAl 62
for No. do; 81 65@l 6S for
winter red western; 81 S002 w TOR
amber western, and 81 7562 20 for
white do. Rye scarce and firmly held
at asc for choice western, and Sl@Sl &C
for Caps,a. Barley dull At 81 l4@
/ IS for Canada western. Barley malt
quiet at 81 25lgl 40 for Canada,
and 81 l76l 40 for western. Corn dull
and unchanged at 666664c for old
sail western mixed; 644@654c for new
western mixed in etore. Oats quiet
and steady at 456471c for new western
mixed; 44M46c for black western, and
47M5Oc Tor white DO.
PROVISIONS-Pork market dull and
heavy at $l3 75M14 90 for new mess;
Is 81 for prime mess; SIS 50 tor new
prime mess, and Sl3 % Tor old do. Beef
dull and without decided change at
$40 0O6l2 90 for plain mess. and
sl2 00@l3 so for extra do. Beef
hams steady at s3l OO633 CO. Tierce
beet nominal at sol 00@22 90 for prime
mess and 500 00@25 90 for India do.
Cut meats without material change at
ofG1Oc 'or hams. Middles are lower
At 6sG63c for long clear Lard quiet
and weak at71S72c Tor No. to prime
steam, and SI6S Ice for kettle rem
derpd
BUTTER-In good demand at 249
30c fo- State, and l06l6c for western.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at ll@
142c for common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opena quiet and
unchanged at 194r for low middlings,
and 2n1c for middlinc uplauds.
PETROLEUM-Firm and steady at
ll}c for crude, and 26!c for refined:
TALLOW - Steady at Ss@Ssc;
stearine dull at S}MSsr.
WHISKY-Dull and heavy at 974c.
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view York Money Market.
New YORK, December 81, 6 P. N

NEW YORK. December 81, 6 P. M.
MONEY-Was in better demand
and supply to-day, and call loans were
easier early in the day and 1 per diem
was paid and then the rate declined to
! per cent and in the afternoon advanced
to 1.16 and large business wac
transacted at this rate, although just
nrevious to the close it declined to ! per
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket continues firm at 1904 to 1909 for
rr,me bankers sixty days sterling, and
l13s for sight.
GOLD-Dull throughout the day at
1114Mlll2.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
ont 1915 900 on account Of interest and
$4,000 IN redemption Of $40 bonds
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Card from senator Camden,
SENATE CHAMBER,


CHARLESTON, w Va, Dec. 9, 1872.
Editors of the Register:
wish to cav through the columns
of your valuable paper that / am con
stantly receiving large number Of let
tiers containing valuable suggestions re-
specting the legislation pending before
the Legislature, which am very happy
10 receive; but in consequence OF the
important legislation made necessary
nv the new constitution, to put the
Government in operation on the ls'
dav of January, my time is 20 taken
up "a Chairman OF the Committee on
the Judiciary, in the Senate, that ! Am
at present unable to reply to them, hu,
when I have sufficient time they will
receive due attention.
Yours, truly.
G D. CAMDEN
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Trustees SAFE o. Valuable
pTGDerty.

ny VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRUST
y mai, and cXecut q to ne. aS trustee,
hv Hrurr u .uD AMI Barbeita, his vie, dated
liz 18Th ,iav a. June. 1875, and now Of re-
ny! ulnc Re rter'< office # Ohio county,
>grp Dt Vest Vi ginIa. in deed Book No. ~,
2agr ~, tn >ecug ia" payment OF Two Ger
IAN pro. i>>Ory Nnjr~ for the sum o. FOUR
len hund ch and fly Il ~ dollars, the
1raucr de on IN" purchase money, pay
a0.-Io the us,i,l q lun Par. both bear
... tat ialu.lv II lN.A. the amounts aud
..lu-rt payments ut the same being a. fol-
.rw-: rI for seven hundred and len (-IlW
Gu. r, ptvt','"> Yea wears 4 or date, with
sulere> ron the 1t day of January, 81;
one .or ~. u nun ir"d ana forty 40 dol
lu>. PAYABLE yiLh, We Is after daEe, with
interest from u" - day OF January, lsI2,
7ui signed ny Tue ii Henry Dauh To John
PAR. Al>p. to ."cIre t. PANEL ~chambra
the sum a. 1h.cc Thousand $50 o. dollars,
VII interest from The 18th day OF jane,
''rN. ! will S.lI az p1blIc auction, NJ the
r-u' door of In" 'O.Tt III use Of ONO
"yluty West NIrginil, u lie highest End
bet bidder, on Thurs ny. Eec"m Jer n h,
~ commencing NJ 10 O'Clock \. VI , the
lD.oWlng rr>"r bed property, hat is 10 say:
TIE north half q. az number one nurdreu
and iHe.ve. ~ in Ed u'Zrr LIne'S aidi-
,rn % the cIt- Of Wheeling, ituated on
la~ as SlIr ~ Shark street, on the cor
l~rpi Na,k-t aud Washing ON streets, in
urci'yu. Nh"e ~, West Virginia, IN that
pr u. In" cry comm MY called North
Wheeling, ,rgtIer known A. III" Washing
I'm Brewery, with al the appurt-nanccS
'rr-'D D.. IA ,Iuy i bning tie SINE prop
"'v which was conveyed by John Ptrr
'Gt vie - lrnly lHUD All vie, by deed
1',ri he l.t dry 0t January, l'6', and re-
c'H7i IN the Rrc0r '"r'S office at Ohio
county. In be Book No. II. PAGE 2S5.
LaRMS # : - NJ nal, Of he par
'lf>- money "a u, the balance IN six
months rom tn div -. sale, with Interest
nday Of 81 ,th- purchaser giving bond
WIN security r.. ii ..irrTrU y ntN meut, the
HE D1uG resin Il uHti sad bOuI - al 1.
>'lHg - 'u.t.c. | Eill convey only such
1I1 - + va>t Din M nv Sai Il ed q trust,
'hu viii olly .''"crIl warrant the title.
". n. = III Mora, gent.
Yer HFNR VAS Trustee. nov-G.b
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o2i day Of December. 1872,

Ia Court House. offer for sale the I'M
A an he'f a. II .ty-two acres of land.
tN,n.u ne he Mineral Wells Property.'
& & "T rropsrty Is situated about seven miles
M p,rkqrSburg, ~ = known as the best
ron nv 80 mace in the state; also, one quar-.
vac az, ono acre. adIoiuing the above.
'et q. Vs. rS,LE--Cash in hand for he per-
H,,,rariy. The real estate viii be sold
s.Jl.-,a,,n.a..t,ird ash in hand and the residue
nv o Ne, AM W." years, the purchaser giving
~ with .e-uri'y, bearing iutere-t rom
o ,u,t .qIs. for the lie erred pay nents.
IH VI n. B. > EP ~ t.N~ON,
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For sale.

rvo-eTORY BRICK DWELLING.
4 w hit or ten rooms. situated on
\ WI, nnr,hweSt corncr of Centre and
let No; ~ ;,ra,,rs. In shrivcT's addition TO the
siy, o, tUc-S orv Frame NwelIing,, with
Also md GOOD cellar. hot aud cold
fsn rooms down stairs with gas In all
usier nv Situ.'eI on the east side OF
the r ,,a, S.rrct. in the sixth ward OF the
Chanll, ~. ling. For nrire and terms see
city OF VIM L. q HOGHES,
Real Estate Agent
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trustees Sale Of $Onth Half
ofLot No. I03, Situated Oh
tho EaSt Side Of Market
street. in the lily Of Wheel.

HSs
vrgTTE TWO SEVERAL DEEDS
Il ~ Tru,t. rom IT. ar Hammer 10 me,
~, ~ nssr.rg date I, 2 "a day OF February,
~, Ir,y e.nrdc in The kCcNriers once
~ 6hj0coGutv, in book IS 10 10 l1O. and
49, n,hrr YEA ing date the % DAY Of June,
"a ,iSor.c rd,G in the same CtfiHe in hook
= f,Eo So shall ofer for SAFE ut public
'.,.,nn ON WEDNrS AY, the sth day of
I,rn3Ty. 1873. cum'renclng said sale at ~
,,r,s ). ~. ~" >DuIn nalt OF lot mum.
M. asu1rpi and three, Situated on
d. .a,i tir OF Il rrk. I ~ Get IL the city oi
WF.eling. ue.ug The - -re bali LOT OF Sroun"
,rr,,h rs cnuveycd TO said Hammer hy
yr,rqel z. timer a"d wife BY deed bearing
's,r The Eth day Of October, !S5i, duly re-
Ty.,ys or SALE-The Oue-third OF the
,,.rI.<a money in cash, ana the remain
,,rnya.fhiriS 10 Ice paid i'm six and twelve
m 18th, from the day Uf SAFE, with interest
f.,., ~ q day: -" u.chaS-r may pay the
n amount u cash or Civ his bonds for
IN. deferred iU>ta!'m'EIS. the trustee re
.....7g'l title - security To- their pay
rrr'. S..lius ~ trs.S.rr shall convey 10
The p1gcn j.-r On Y : Oh IItie as j. VeS'ei in
III. pv The dpri. Cf trust rnfOre mentioned.
Ergf JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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Save Your Horses.
JOHNsON's HORSE LINIMEyT.
"TIROSH."

ET,TRosH" OR USFERNESTED VINE
l. for Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very debate, q iav0rIte
wine for ladi's and lrvalIdls. Also spark
ling and Hook Wines Piuei & Co.'S Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purpose@.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST A 60.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
~ 9TH seven ofeight rooms, on jacob
lE Wet also Ssmall Frame House with
I',,s on Jacob street; also new
two ro unnss on Eoff street, containing
Brck IT, L. q. HUGH ks,
four rootus' Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.
FOR ffESE-

III BRICK ROUSE ,CCUP ED BY
James Mike. aS = Ocery and dwelling,
c'-' on Cay stree, FaSr Wheeling, one
."'hg me best g Cc'ry stands in the city.
i, ..'+2 on given ,pr!l /, 1873. Apply 70
Hrtih II A. VI AIIAM~,
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Of various patterns and for every form Of
Rupture, No that we can NJ almosf any case
al light. Also, ABDOMINAL sUPPORT-
Frs, sHD ULEER BRACES, BANDAGEs,
sYRISGES and SURGICAL INHrEC-
MESTs in great va1 ~.
IN sending orders for Trua-s and Sup
hips, and specify whether a Right, Let or
Double Truss u waoted. Address
LOGAN, LIFT a co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing, W. Va
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FOR SALE.

,rpys OF LAND ON THE BAL
OF Aoora & Ohio Railroad, near Clio
- oan Marion county. w. Va; by
SerS Gap Wv. HOCE 4 BRO,
los Market street.
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s'Nr Kent.

BELMONT GRO'ERY STAND, STORE
h ~ room and Dwelling corner Market aud
"t,>."n Nr""tS. Possession given immedi-
st.y Inquire Of
w WV u pPJNTnN
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F. F..
M. F.
MANUFACTURERS FAyORITE.

MANUFACTURERS' FAyORITE.
For heavi. 81 manufacturing purposes
ALL LOCK STITCH, STRAiIfp ME
DIE.
The v. r style, after more than five year
experience, Ia proven itself the most sim.
the HaIk et, ma stand Io-Iay ~ the
REPRESENT aTIvE AMERICAN sEwING MA
CHINE.
The u. +. style /, now offered 10 The
pnb ic after two years ~ experiments.
Many Of it's principles are entirely
new IN their application Ia St'wint
Machines. Both IL Tensions are or gina
device Rien ed ~ this COMPANY and IT,
~uilueSs ami ease ~ running win esp. 1. IS
recommend IL. For light manufacturing
n~e-, In quality Of material, Simp tty a.
design and adariability, 4 II cq HlleI b,
10 other machine.
The VI +. ~ q IN neither "Cam,"" coz
Whe-l,' "CUmDouDd ever or Roia'iug
Cranks;" runs uOis"lrs-ly 90 ily Hud r3ip
IDLY; = Drop Feed n three N'LSS ~ The Tee,hS:
n capacity Of marty twenty iu'hr- under
the arm, and can be used on the finest crm
brio or b.gvies leather without alteration
FOR ALE or LEASE; terms easy, IL u
l. structiuns given and satisfaction guaTan-
teed.
Agents and Canva sers wanted In every
county In West Virginia.
Address,
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, VI Market str 81,
oct4-sb. Wheeling W Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.

r. TSSszyR ON AND AFTER OCTO,
~ ~ sSk Der a, 1872, Trains. will
mn rs follows:
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-,c,ee.S sale Of Valuable
a Property.

.rur WAITER OF W. F. PARSHALL,
Bnkrupt. VII, on the
18th Day Of Dscember. 1872,
me front door of the Court honse OF
~, tIv comfy, pr, co d TO sell the fn,niture,
No,ss '',r5i. and fixfureS of the mineral
mecn"al,S id property con,iSis of large
Nrl>i -. haidIvg, q ieensware, chairs, n
%, o. ~, " q: dry goo is and groceries. viii,
n The
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Tickets TO all principal points in the East
and west can he procured at the Unto
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House. and al the
station at Bridgeport.
+. r. MYERS.
noyl GeuY Passenger aud Ticket Ay"nt.
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WANTED.
TRUSSES

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE
II keep the largest assortment In the lefty
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OHIO COpNTY-COURr.
House Bill No. D,

A BILL to establish County C,ur, and q
Board o. Commissioners for the Cnnty ~
OHIO, under the thirtv-fo section n,
me ghth article on the Constitution o,
the State OF West Virginia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06

This will give to Grant sixty-seven electoral
votes. Majority for the Cincinnati nominee, 1885,
The Baltimore sun thinks that Illinois seems to
be in a fair way of succeeding to the position for
mery held by Virginia. of being the mother of Pres
dents. In 1860 both the leading candidates, Lin
coin and Douglas, were citizens of that State In
1864 Lincoln was reelected while his adversary,
Mcclellan, had resided for considerable period in
Illinois. In 1868 Grant, citizen Of Illinois, was
elected. In 1872 Grant Is the prospective nominee
of the Philadelphia Convention, while three citi-
zens Of nlinois-Davis, Trumbun and Palmer-were
prominent candidates for the nomination OF the
Cincinnati Convention.
The Utica Observer (democratlc) remarks that the
Democratic State Convention, which meets in
Rochester on the 18th of this month, may fore
shadow the course Of the Democratic National
Council. II it shall be decided to make common
cause with the republicans who have declared in
favor of decentrazing the government, adds the
Observer, that decision will be accepted. If any
other course shall be deemed wise the democracy
will grid up its loins for the great fight.
Judge Silas L. Bryan, of Marion county, is an
nounced as a candidate for Congress in the Six.
teenth Illinois district
The following republican papers in PENNSYLVANIA
are named among those that repudiate Hartranft =
The Press and the Inquirer, OF Philadelphia; the
Gazette chronicle and Dispatch OF Pittsburg; the
Enterprise, the Express and the inquirer, OF Lam
caster; the Comet, of Pittston the Republican, of
Scranton; the citizen, of Honesdale; the Tioca
AgStdtor; the Mechaneshy Journal and the Chester
Republican.
The Richmond Enquirer says the Cincinnati Con-
vention has presented the strongest ticket that
could have been selected.
The Detroit Free Press democratc) thinks it is
not for the democratic party to interfere with this
playful little e,neute in the radical ranks
The Hartford Times nemocratic) says that
"shoUid the Democratic National Convention name
Hendricks and HOFFMAN, or either Of them, with
Cox, or even Curtin or some ticket of high talent
and commanding influence, it would rally many OF
the conservative voters who long for peace and
return to constitutional government; while Greeley
would still take OF slice OF republicans in every
State. The exigency OF the times demands thought
full consultation and deliberate action. brighter
day has dawned Grant can be defeated and CEN
tralization overturned by the friends OF free gov
ernment After the laugh is over, let the people
reflect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
FRANZ ABT.
The Great German Composer Mt the
Lietierk<rnnz Concert and His Reception
by the Sacngerbund.

The Great German Composer ut the
Lietlerkrnnz Concert and His Reception
by the Sacngerbund.
Herr Franz Abt left the Belvidere House Yesterday
to take drive through Central Park and call upon
some OF his German friends. In the evening he at
tended the concert OF the Liederkranz Society,
given at the club house. In Fourth street. Here he
was formally introduced to the society by the
President, Mr.. Louis Kammerer, and was received
with all the bonors, the members singing the we'll
known students song, "Ecce guam Bonam.- The
concert OF interest, the soloists being
Messrs s. B. and w. r. Mills, L. Boehm, Fred Stems
and J. Brandes and large chorus and orchestra
consisting OF the principal members OF the Society
The programme was as followe:- symphonic Mill
taire, no. H. Haydn, orchestra; "Am Traunsce,"
Thierrot, baritone solo, with ladies' chorus and
string; Etude, for bass-clarinette, Chopin, Herr
Boehm: Ninety frst Psalm, eighth part chorus, with
organ, MeyerDeer; grand "Duo Rondo,n Chopin, s
u. Mills end w. r. Mills; "Fredrich Rothbart,"
HOPPER, male chorus and orchestra; Overture to
.Jessonda,o Spohr orchestra. After the concert
Herr Abt was the recipient OF a grand festi-
val at the Germania Assembly Rooms, in which
twenty-five leocietes of the New York Saeng-
erbund took part. They sang several OF Abt's pop
ular quartets and Heter. and welcomed the repre-
sentative song writer OF Germany In the most hos
pitable manner. The proceedings at the Germania
Assembly Rooms part0ok more Of the nature OF a
commerce" than In regular programme. Herr
Abt starts for Washington this morning, and on his
Is0pors that German enthusiasm Is capable of be-
stoEing
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CONSIDERATION OF A BISHOP.
Rev. K. p. Wadhams COnsccratcd Bishop
Of Ogdensburg by Archbishop Nc
C1oskey.

CIOskeys
ALBANY N. Y, May 5, 1872
Rev. f. p. Wadhams, for the past twenty-five
years priest in Albany diocese, was consecrated
Bishop OF Ogdensburg at the Roman Catholic Cattle
dral to-day Try the Most Reverend Archbishop Nc
Closkey of New York, assisted by the Right Rever-
end Bishop III. Conery and several other bishops
rom various sections Of the country and a
number Of deacons and sub-deacons. Every
available spot in the Cathedral for sitting
and standing room was occupied by con-
gregation embracing citizens OF all denominations
OF faith The ceremonies lasted four hours,
during which the Rev. Clarence Walworth pastor
OF 81. Marys church, delivered an eloquent and an
propriate sermon from the text, l. Timothy chapter
VII verse 300, Timothy. keep that which is
committed to ting trust"
The music, by very large orchestra in addition
TO a numerous selected choir, was the most eabo-
rate and effective ever listened TO on q similar
occasion in this city. The new Bishop was, a few
days ago. made the recipient from his friends OF an
emerald ring, enciroled with diamonds: pectoral
cnoss, with chain, nrted for use as q requary: a
massive crosier, exguisitely wrought and a mitre:
oil OF which were brought into service on the ooca
si0E.
The whole affair, which was beautiful as it was
impressive, passed of TO the satisfaction OF both the
paYtlcipatOrs and the spectators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NOTES.

FIRST ANAGRAM copyrighted) Read in different
ways we find the initials Of the liberal nominees to
produce the same results, thus
H. G.-(Horace Greeley
G. B.-tGratz Brown.)
Now, take the initials to the left, up and down,
and you have again II. G. (Horace Greeley, and
then take initials to the right and you have again
G. b. (Gratz Brown. The fates are at work.
The next Presidential election will be held for the
first time under the new basis formed from the
census Of 1870 The total number of electors s 800
Necessary to q CHOICE 161. The Cincinnati Enquirer
(democratic thinks there can be no doubt that II
the Cincinnati Convention make judiciOus noml
nation, endorsed it will be by the Democratic
Convention Il will carry the following States
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ARMY REUNIONS AT CLEVELAND.
NEW YORK. Nh,

NEW 1UKk, May 8, 1E72
General Hooker, President Of the Society OF the
Army Of the Potomac; General A. f. Burnside,
Commander-iIr-chief OF the Grand Army OF the Re.
public, and star; General Ii. A. Barnum Com
mander OF the department OF New York Grand
liams of Detroit and other prominent members
of both organizations, leave tomorrow morning
for Cleveland 10 attend the annual meeting of these
societies
The Society OF the Army Of the Potomac meets On
Tuesday and the National Encampmen OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic meets on Wednesday
The Erie Railway Company have placed q special
car at the disposal OF the distinguished party for
the round trip.
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mated here, justtnea as this feeling and
critcise they are not likely to conne their objec-
tions to the candidates OF one party. And
what upright patriot IL there dissatisfied with Gree
tIink OF Granta II the Cincinnati Convention
has not put forward the best man. that Is surely DO
reason for now voting for the worst Frequently In
the experience Ii that the best is simply not to be
had and then no other resource remains for us but
to accept the comparatively better.
The Democratic National CoTsv~ milton.
BALTIMORE, Md. Nay s, 1872
The Gazette this morning urges the Democratic
National Convention to select Baltimore as the
and says In such an event . building OF sucn mag
nitude as proper for the occasion Will be erected
and appropriately decorated.
Congressman VOorhees' Dcspatch-Thc
Democrats win Meet In Convention
and Nominate Its Candidates.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Maya 1872
The following telegram has been received here:-
WASHINGTON d, O., May 4, 1872.
EDITOR OF THE TERRE HAUTE JOURNALS
The democracy will meet as usual In National Con-
ventiOn, and through its authorized delegates nomi
nate Its candidates and declare its policy. Until
then no man mas the rlghL TO commit the party as
to its future action. Its organization and prin-
ciples should be maintained at all hazards.
d. W. VOORHEES,.
The liberal movement has perceptible strength
here, both parties repudiating 1t wssh almost entire
unanimity.
The Press OF south Carolina Endorse the
Platform and Ticket.
CHARLESTON, May 8, 1872.
The conservative press OF South Carolina heartily
endorse the Cincinnati ticket and platform az emil.
nently acceptable to the South.