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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
Proposals..
PRoPo5LLS ron ARNT SUPPLIES.

DROPO3ALB FOR ARMY sUPPLIEs.
oryrcE dTiigr quss1rnplsrrny
FonI L1LyEswoaTH. KAE., Jan. ID, Igia )
this once gnhl n O'Clock, :. m, February d. Il
Tor the o; ;Isc8 PouNps OATS
IN ,.sts . ne Dvpe, olartsrmasisT At thi
loco PoUEDs BRAN.
Dsiv.ry Of the oats and hr.u AZ Fort .Ls.vsuvor,b
70 s9nnsnes ui..ia Ten uol dag. from OATS Of ss.rg
90 Of he entire qlsnttiss oopif.e,sd for pr vssf
Ihs deliver q tss br.a :, Tor, usrtsr . b made
., Biddsrs viii state thar prices per one bundrS
PfGspossls airi b, received for any portion the
"a Dr.ge..i YIN B. sn.sTt.,n.d unl... the y,s,y
s,d. 2. t,Ir.sssisd p 40 ss.gs OF attorney or b
Tbs usu si eopdiIioS., sbieB ssa Be ssosrtsos at
III. ofho: yill b imposed upon blddsr' and oo9itae
tore .5d blast forms Of proposals viii be furnished
b. crSss q he Department oO~m.Ddsr,
Deputy 9. n General, U. s. N. Q. q q. 4. Dsc.rt.
pRoPosAIs FOR ooMPoUEDINo TBF EN
L gInE ~ THE UniLED vt hTEs REykMuE
hidTsRAJIoEs IN AKA sTEAM MA.
TnEAsUnI DEPlRr,frT.l
a..,., MLsHIsor1St ,. y. yanpaiy X ~
nsss sH, S5Ss " fauR e At nj To-
OompoundinG the EnEins Of the United States hsve.
and other Alterations IN Der steam msehlasFJ. Il
aeairaes that the work Be dons - speedily -
10 BIDDER are requested 10 state the time IN
Nneh they unl aEree 70 have the work completed.
Ihsn Department reserves The fiEht 70 reject any
sRsolassilog. can b ss.u, and ali other rsos.ss7
HnERYo gg, an.sl,;, On iRpassaen = oHhhLka
street, New York. OKORgEB. BOUTWELL,.
-laR hseretaJ Of tbs Treasury.
phOrUszfs TUk TREsH BEEF
OETIonn AcrNo OoM'Rr suns1aTEscE, u Al
EOnT TuUMUrIN. Or. Der "A
sealsd PrgPo.als q duplloa.s u Be received a. hi.
once until ~ O'Clock moon, Jannary ~ te7A for fur.
nshlng the fre.h Beef required hJ the subsistsnes
DePaEt!ent U a A. A. this station. from FsbruaEJ u
faiormstioS a. 10 conditions. qualify Of Beet. p.g.
~sn''' a. oan be obtained b. sPplio-tI9n y M
dsdr ist n.aL FIFTH Rsst hftiiisry. a. o.h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY,
orPosIrE wIL,ARp@ HorEI..
100 CHESTS CHOICE TEAS.

- - ......... -.
% - -.
NJ, a.,n.-a., a.
Imperial. ...""....".."".".......si TO 40
Iouns HJaon, Best ...........'.'.'..'''..' L "
Rnslish breakfast, Extra. ................. 90
Oolone, Best. 90
Japan Unooiered, Best. Is
Japan Vase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
....
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OoFFhh
900 Mats Old Datch Java.
30 Bags Prime CsJlon Java.
a nbr.s,.s. Pi,s,.tIo,.
40 R.r, PIN. M,r,s.Ibo and rio.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27

Helon Josephine Mausnsid-Hsr Autecedents-
Her Mothers Career she Harrits Two
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
A UoTUN szLK OF gUvKTNMKNf PROF
n EIf'n. o.,


ros. sold At S %SHs aaS. Esa "a SfTHsbs
nAg 80, and iq.lgsinE Day. a lasFs SusnuI a
ING AmonE the principal GrtleSs are the folloWinE
VIA
70 Horses unssrvioeAbls for AFmy purposes.
l3l5 Great Goats. oAtalIy and Infantry.
Ih5 Unif0rm OOata, infantry.
tf72 Pairs TrOvuerh. oAvAlry and Infantry,
hs0l Pairs btOokinEa
a9d Bloasss. lined sad unlined.
IFS Jackets, cavalry.
iea5 Pairs Shoes, peEEod and seWsd,
t1t PAirs Roots, peGged and saved
6O stable frOokA
b03 PaiFa DrAWerL
at8 Rubber Blankets.
The other itslas oonIlst Of lot Of damaged q. NJ.
STORES, sqeh y Goal. lrod, PAnllns, Harness, Am.
balances a. Tools, Ao,, 30, and Cothing Ahd Hquip
age, such BlAnkstA hodaAoka. KnApaaoka hittena.
Ares. Spades, Tents, OantSsna. POnohos. Ae. The
Clothing consists partly Of unssrvieeAb0 sizes. and
partly 81 dAmG Eod articles.
IlSts viii be furnlshsd % th0ss who may apply.
Terms cAah, In United States currency.
iAiS q. A. REYNOLDS, A. q. N. u. s. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
GALE OF NAVY VESSEL

NAyI DEFkRr1uHI.l
BURKAU or CONSTRUCTORS AND REPAIR,
JAnuAu u, Ism
suction, At tbs United States Naval BlAti0u, LsaGas
I.lAnd, Pennsylvania on bATURDAY, the nth da1
OHArrANoOSA,o Of ilO tons, new mss.uremsnt.
The vessel VIII Be sold ~ she lee sunk. NAVY AnohoTu
stores will not be included In the sale.
nys thOuhAnd dolAFs (tbo0l 10 be paid At the time
Of .AeAnd the remainder o. the purchase money with
In four ~ days from the day Of sale, otherwise the
TU6FNN FH6vFFHEMFgf PR5lS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-27
PRoPosALs ron FREsH BEEF.
OTYIoE AcrIsa CoMMIssAnT oT sunusrr
DANnp'a IALANp. INV YonK H Anra

Sealed proposals. In duplloats,of the furnish I'd
b. the uadersiGued, will be received until the ast
dsy Of February. 1874 u u for all the fresh beet
time A. the Oommissay General mag direct contract
"Details and reqnireins ats furnIshed By tho uudsr
signed opy Of the latter. with this adyertiss
Jams. First Lisut. Kisnth infaniiy, A o.s.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

20 that received by him. In 70 which ho wrote
me that II did not and that himself and others had
been deirauded Of part OF their pay The amount DO
not remember twenty-five dollars on each months
wages, more, Is my reoOectiOnl placed TINS Last
letter in the hand OF the Commissioner and suggested
the proprioty of an investigation. Shortly az
ter tlis several afldayits from IfOw ana oLher
deputies of Murdoek were received by r. Havcns Rep-
resentatve from tho Springfield District stating the
same facts contained in The letter had received these
aihdays were also laid before the CommissiOneraha an
Investigation ordered. which resulted In decision tn
Murdoch had committed some mdscIet0n. is seems
that MurdOck being confronted by his ,depnues
with the statement have forwarded REFUNDED 70 'Sh %
the whole amount he had retained S5O5 10 eachJ luis
last action in the Judgment Of the authorities at VII
ngon, far atOncd for his former eohuuct DO W io
HIM guilty OF a mere "indscretion"
The curious part Of this business is that MURDOCH mas
certain political value TO the Two-Torm Ring They can
not afford Just now TO dispense with his services so his
oense in the fine phrase of our reformed civil Service
IA an indscreton Said honest miner In Nevada
g. rue that in the excitement Of tho moment scalDed
the gentleman nfter I shot him but don't want no
exaggerated account published Of my little indscreton
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
scu1-Rz AND HIS LIBELERs.

The energy and ingenuity which the Ad-
,,straton people display in lnventng bels upon hS
lieans who do not choose to keep all their lives
ot,ng for Grant would be sufficient to insure them
.nccess In any honest business. recent attempt
gainst Senator schurz really artistic, and we com
mend IL TO our own John Thomas as far preferable TO his
clumser lampoons A man named Wedelstadt In the
ofice Of the Sluats-Zeihng, in st. Louis, VINO had
double animosity against Mr. Schurz both as Liberal
Tepullcan and a better editor than himself went
70 WATERFOWL in Wisconsin, where Mr. Schurz once
ive8 and closeted himself with the Postmaster
of tlat town for several days. The result OF this
p-ecious visit was an elaborate and ingenious fiction
nnblishcd by Wedelstadt, accusing Senator Schurz
of disbonest transaction in land some sixteen years
ago. and substantiated by formidable-lookng amda-
vits But the plot broke TO pieces as soon IS II
come IN light. some fifty OF the leading citizens OF
vtsrtovn without distinction Of party among them
enc mavor and four Of hs recent predecessors pub
lsbed a card denouncing the story as Wantoh sian-
dor An investigation OF the alhiayts SHOWS tha'
one Of them was made by n proved peJurer and e1-
oonvict Another was cOntradicted by tho RECORDS
NJ the county third referred to Transaction WMch
never took place. SIN another was shown 70 DC ah
inpossibllty under the laws Of the State But even
N this particular oee-holders libel had not been 50
promptly dlsproyed no one would have DeheVeu IT,
We are fortunate the three great orators VINO MS
raised the banner OF reform in the Senate NO snuei
assang che reputation Of Sumner, Trum5ull OF scnuI'
viii ever be believed, outside Of the Office OF INC I'' "
me Hew- York Tunes.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

What q blessing THE TRIBUNE is to the
Grant organs furnishes them material for at least
half OF their editorials and the regular organ has an
appearance II t does not contain at least haf
column of abuse Of THE TRIBUNE.
Really, this is very unlIind of Alexander II.
Stephens. He prctends to think that 1t is John
Quincy Adams instead OF his brother who has declared
for Grant and therefore demands nomination Tor
the second place the Nobody and Adams ticket.
BY curious blunder in telegraphing the
phrase "hordes OF mercenare" in the address Of the
Ohio Democratic State Committee published in yester-
days TRIBUNE, was tortured into horrors Of me
chGnics" The sentence should have read: Are Ohio
Democrats ready let yet pure and proud State be-
come debauched ard h0peessy suNugated, like Penn
sylvania, by hor3es of meroenaIies paid by public
plunderl"
A meeting of the leading members OF the
Conservative and Liberal Republican parties Of North
Carolina was held at Raleigh last Thursday to consult
as TO the expedicncy cOntcstng the election of Cad
well Tie RaeiJh Ncirs says that after "a idl ana Iree
Interchange opinion. the sentiment was unanimous
that there should be abandonment OF the purpose 70
contest but the other hand IL was determined that
the work Of investigation should he prosecuted Win re-
ViQOr"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

The delegates to the City and County Con-
vention of the National Reform Democracy met last
evening at the headquarters No. SO Union-square.
There was a full attendance. Alderman George
A. Barney called the Convention 70 order,
and nominated Chairman tho Hon. John
McCool. Alderman Barney, from the Committee on
Conference reported that the COMMITTEES lad waited
on the various outside Democratic organizations, but
had met with ltte success. He believed however, that
much might yet be accomplished and advised that no
nominations for Mayor be made until Monday evening
Ho believed that such action would result adyan-
tageOusly. The report and recommendations were
adopted II was suggested that the judiciary Committee
which viii meet this evening, should nom
nate ex-Rocorder James NJ. Smith for Dis
trict. Attorney. This agreed TO, and
the Convention then adjourned II IS understood that
fbe Conference Committee VIII propose TO the Ialnnany
Committee to ind0rse hr Smith for DtIctAttorney In
for which the National Reform Democracy
will iudorse Abraham r. Lawrence for Mayor
THO Conference Committees OF the Tammany and LIB
eral Republican Conference Committees met last even
ing al T4mmauy Hail. but failed 10 agree on the repre-
septatiOn on the Aldermanlc ticket. Jhe Liberal
Republicans claimed four Of the is nominations Tie
Tainmauy Committee were only willing to allow three'
An adjournment had until this evening .
James O'Brien has formally accepted the nomination
for Mayor made by the Apollo Han Democracy
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
A DISHONEST ORGAN.
From 7As Cincinnati Commsrc!sL
The Ne,C- York Times, the other day, spe

The NeC- York IuneS, the other DAY, speaking
Of the conduct Of a cOtemporary, says:
lis method Of lesng superior the ordinary
his po onl morals superior TO those OF averre Chs
substitutes for facts his version Of them ad then misnter
version and calls bis readers 10 admire tbs double and
tTsel folly and impuienoe the voice OF prophet"
We infer that The Times means TO express disapproha
tOn OF this person, but more exact statement Of the
habit OF The itself tHn IS contained in the above
lines could not be written. This habit extends 20 the
correspondents Of that journal Here Is an extract Of
special to The Times from Columbus, OHIO, dated Mednes
day last:
7e Cincinnati Commercial this morning throws 'he sponge
the Presidential says the elections yesterday show that
politics well inuIes bis reelection
The Liberal and Democratic parties he says arc not impact eaoh
y st the regular Republicans
Here is what we did say, from which the above was
manufactured:
Tng yesterday elections altogether the conclusion forced that
the luck OF Cen Grant 10 politics likely 70 be confined By
Preicncy liberal and Democratic
compact that withstand the shock Of repeated de-
feets"
IL will be observed that we did not say that the cleo
tion of Grant was insured, but that t likely We
said that which believed was precisely the truth.
The Times correspondent at pains to represent us as
saying something else. We did not say the Liberals Sc
were compact enough to resist tho regular Repubi
cans that they could not withstand the shock OF
peated defeats Now If The Times correspondent cared
to give oar opinion why did be not employ our IAN
guagef Evidently because he did not want 10 tell the
TRUTH but proposed 10 supply the demand for msTepe
spufaliDu.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
HEAVY ROBBERIES.
HALF A MILLION STOLEN FROM A BANK AT
WATERFORD, n. Y.
THE TpT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1BIBUNB-I


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RIBUNB1
Troy. n. Y, Oct. IA gang of nine des-
peradoes secured entrance TO the Saratoga County
National Bank at Waterford, this morning at o'clock
through side window not properly secured and imme-
datey aferward proceeded TO the second story OF the
buildipg where the cashier, Mr. Van Hovenbere' ana
family were asleep The family consisting OF hve per
sons were bound and gagged, and the easlier nin9o
croneled TO unlock the door OF the yaut III WHICH al
tha voluables we're stored. About 40 tin boxes contain
t ,ocls and bonds were broken open by the roDbers
% sOo 600 worth these securities were taKen III au
tion the thieves secured $500 in currency belonging
40 tho bank They deposited their plunder in wagon
and drove off securities were stored IN the vault az
the owners risk and the loss falls upon hein IheIe
are about 90 persons upon whom the loss comes VIII
crusbinp effect Among the heaviest losers are tne es
tate OF j. NJ King Sl50OOO Mrs Lawrence EnOs SlOO-
0o0. Frank Pruyn $4,000 and David Brewster, $4,000
Two men were arrested In Hudson this evening on sus
pcion of being implicated in the robbery.
TWO TRUNKS FULL OF WATCHES CARRIED OFF.
CHICAGO. Oct 14.-The heaviest robbery that
has occurred this city for number OF years was per-
perated some time between and Blk O'clock on Sat
urdov last at the Hess House. in ThiTdave Two sample
trunks filed with watches, valued at $4,000 belonging
IN Ejehbergh & CO. Of NewYOrk. were taken from the
o1ec al the hotel where they had been LETT by NJ N
sfrauss the travelling agent for that firm The robbery
was discovered Saturday morning but was kept quiet
Detectives at work on the case
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For OTHER ship Ne,cs Sc. Second page.I

lFer oHer Ship NeWs Sc, Second PageI
ARRIVED.
shp Ob,ron lof LgepooD snekinl Cu May 2o and Sand
Heads 2ti. With mise.
sl.p BelyO.fca Harris Deneara 5p - Ia ballast
Blk Reindeer (of Neaiage) Nelnsol B,r1aIos ~ dy with
sugar, &c
iark H. y. Sto.er Pierce. Havana u dars win s--fr
BARK Cere tAust) ColuHch, Bey rou. 10 Dar sh mdse
Bsrt Corcss tltaI Chesl, Amsterdam % -f. VISA mdse .
sk Louise q. G Gtlm Rotterdam Juy VI Fano1h sept ~
Ea oeauI COf John N b. smonsol Sydney b. 70 days
with coal.
bIig Matchmaie, datnell. DostOu.
Virginia, Johnston, Lsrlcsi10 % days, with coire
r lydia Cole. G1antanam0 - day, win
Isabella tO BarosdOe NJ ryan, Carh4geaa " uaJ vita nds
BELOW.
ship Loeb Nes. (ol GgoEl MeAean To3 al London sept 10 10
wl dse. 70 g. L. Wright 90; was D'1f1' 'S'' - " ~ ~ ~
lon.6 u, BY plot-bOat Hope No l.
SAILED.
siossip HALEY for Liverpool bark Dcmceco fer Obrt bdgs
Lola or Baeona Layna Liyerpool Apollo for BeuuGa Ser
pnt n ODESSA Mlrang ior Gbrr bcar Wess side, io
BrlZOs
WINDS ludoEn moderate, " W. cloudy
SPOKEN.
Oct H. lat 80 90 Ion 3J bT Ploboa Moses IT, Griane No 20
Da-a c. a. O., on swansea Tor heh port r. - 70 oiJ
out, With VI maaop mast
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
cIyu, SERVICE "INDIsCRETION."

Our hapless Civil Service is catching II from
u quarters Just One Of the erueest blows CONES
grorn the hands Of the Hon. j. r. Mccormick
- frorn the IIId. Congress District Of missouri u
hot lindsay Aiurdock, a. United states Revenue
ta - wissouri refused to allow his deputies 10 slsn
t for their pay except in blank, the amount Deins
aIIed IN BY himself oiterward lhs excited the Su'
-, % one Of thenl-R. f. Trow-who forwarded
.tsten,ent Of the case to MI Mccormick at Washinson
The Congressman was at first refused any u
the amount allowed to Trow DJ tle Uniea o''s' - che
go v,narv bowever Mr. Mccormick received q
certain sort Of satisfaction. He s'ys;
The next day received 'G g 9a.e9e9t 5 ] oI al of i hs
nloloss d Ir, rhis forwarded 10 Mr. IrOw, ana
1sagsestod liz y inform ug tAe amount coreag0Duol
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
Do,fPsTIC MARKETS.

O,vEoo Oct 4-Poar sesdyi sales 200 bb a 80 % iof NO
Surry. - Is .or Amber Winter; Tor White uef' gl %
fof Double Wheat unch1rgoi sas Jg0 bush No & %
bush Choice White tanala az - oo.u
.. al. cars a. e. 062c BorieY unchanged s9, looo nl
Frme Up Lake ~ C5 ooe bush ly Qnte a. :.
90 bIesl-@l I'D f,s Boe % Tor Ulboloi, 9 cWt Nj
stesiv; shorts SIs Shstais. sos Mdilngs - Y un iiEh
vnes 9e Canal FghtsBarey. &C. 10 Ncs.1ors &C. 70 A9any
IHir "a 70 the Hudson IS to EewYoFk Railroad frsl our
to Boctop 6c % NewiOk SOC Albany &c htceips "
~ "a io.h Wheat lOOa bush Barley $4,000 ieet Lumber
Smeats by Cana-2 800 bush Wheat $500 bush Barley @'OO
feet Lumber. ~
Gull and nominal Buk shoulders easier ~
sc Bae,1-Ciea sides Land du and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
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DIED.

DIED.
BROwS-T Dasn Oct 3 carne wife Of Chir B'oSa Ia tne O
o. & @ will take place a, her late residence Thuriy
o'clock D. Relatives aud enls are respectfully A'iel !" A''sIa
without further invitation.
pASAon Sunday morning l3 er short Illness Frank Infant
son and Evelyn Dana, ago months ana ~ u , M =,
West TrygLthst Tuesday tho 18th INST, at O'CLOCK n
prvAN AZ New 3rnnswck ". j. Tnesay Sch Inst, Minnie W.
Dsyn daughter OF Thos Emma T. Deyan sged u years
GRoss-ou sunday morning. l3 Harriet D. wife Of the sto Fran
TIE fiend o the family Invited to st;erd her funeral on TUESDAY
sornooa O'clock fon her late residence No. J' EA seven
teenth-st.
MoyoY-At Pelham wesisher County st the reslenee Of her
nlas James r. Steers es On Aoliy Oc H. I''S MA
Emma e. Mcyoy. aged 50 wears, months and days ,,
Of Mt Geo Lake No u Secondays on "eine''y Oct 49, "
o'clock N.
MoRaTsoS-A. Ctcago Friday Oct, H. william Morrison. in
TO ys M an fsai of the family respectfully invited 70 aeld
e funeral services from the residence Of bis parents NO l "e''
Twenty.hirls, Tuesday, 'sl nst AZ ~ oclOcA A. n.
OLEEY-At Catki N L. on NohlaJ MoIllb w" ~ N--O' ~
s TSes and friends OF tss family respectfully ay % attend
funeral irom BIS late readenee on N0iHo'A3 W. '''
o'clock p
scuAYCK-on Saturday Oct 49, B. DuBos els Of the late
Daniel \. scbancs. TIE 50th year Of Bis age -,
The relatives AMI fnenls Of tho t ana ID oe o. MS
Geo d. Crgn are respectfully invited TO aai the funeral on
wednesday 6 At O'clock from tls redeaee oi De ao'ae'
No. 2J7 Madsonaye.
sPasIRR-oa sunday Oct u Bm sPanls, The '7h Of hts
TIE relatives and friends family invited % eai The funeral
his MOTHER l44 Ne "tAl-a|s oA Au.'y
morning, at 10 o'clock precisely
wBrMoRg-In city Monday Oct H. Oliver wemore aged
and friends Of TIE family are respectfully invited to attend The
funeral At Second Presbyterian Church fourhaVe corner
T~on ecouaa, the 10Th inst, Al oeoeA p NJ Sithoa il
thef Invitation.
wuIgsulienly, in m ei. isA Inst, wG- A White ofTrTy0Tp
Notice u funeral heFsaleF,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE WEATHER.
WIN DEPAprBEyT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF sIGgAL OFFICER.
WAsRINGTOS, ID. g., Tuesday, oct. l5-l a. ID }
It-r.. .f.ff f..sf

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGEAL OFFICER,
WAsRINGTOS, ID. G., Tuesday, oct. l5-l a. ID.
Eyiopsis for he paS flCeHJtfOu hodlf.
Rising barometer, fresh nOtherly TO westerly
winds and an OCCASIONAL rain, bat clearing WesOcr'
q ntiuue the lower lakes, anc e1ceplhg the hl OK
tending over the Middle St1es and Lower heWEbglaun
hilnrr sure cool, clear weather. and emile nOieS
winds urevail in the G5f and South A@iah7c stht.1
From the lower Ohio NaJiey, northward ana
barometer with, WI, cool, clear, or parity olsudy
weather ,..,.
In New-Engand and the Middle states clearing
and clear Weather Flight westerly to soutnSiV Eln9s,
and rising barometer Will probably prevail. IN iho
south Atlantic aud Gulf states, clear weather high pa
rometer nOTtherty winds, Veerng 70 hoIlhe@SVetiSs
viii partiy cloudy, weather on the Gulf coast
In the upper Mississippi and lower ONO valleys,
sOuthery TO Geg efly winds, warmer ana parity touy
weather exteT ding with greater disturbance 10 VIC
upper lakes; the lower lakes, winds Veerhg 10
eTly with f1Iing barometer and cloudy weather Oh
Reports iron the Trauh-MIssissippi Stations are
missing.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
s1rtcInE OF A CLERGYMAN.

CNcISYATI, Oct. 4.-The Rev. }. 1. Kennedy oil
pe sfe ohio Gnaueal agent Ohio Western un'tfHy CON
nleI suicide 30 the cellar Of bis house in pWaI ye-elA' ~
., li,s b,opsi tho head with revolver. He recently
TIE presiding elder North Ohio Coniceneo and vas ao mem
b fre committee CHARGED with ie Investigator Cf TIE NegiolE
Book Concern oubos TIE recent death oi s 0 ualHS s-P
poyel " have lrgasht on iHlsuy He ie1yg9 Nliob'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE SITE or TRADE
CHRESE MARKETS.

Urea N " Oc. lChee-Tbe Offering, here, today reached
1000 ioIe skch sold at ljl0sle the ruling u5ue we're
lii 0Ic held Tor higher aguos And eg we're Iea on Com com
Falls the offerings ani sales ol ptFao Dl no
re gl bo4e st 70 s sold 3lc 5000 loK Of Factory
Ce were oGered AMI coo sold; the pnees bi@lc he
rIugH era
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE sING SING FIRE.

Another triumph for Herrng's Safe is re-
ooTed in s'r sdvtrtisiug columns. IL almost
ipcredibe mat safe should be redhO for nearly twelve
hours and Yst preserYo It's o0nIetts
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
Use Isenne,s PaIn-KnIing SIasIc Oh ior Headache.
lfARRLED

CRAyEWHTTR-On wednesday Oct O. ig5g by the Rev '" W.
Newell Riwsni j. Crane 10 Mary L. White all Of this city
All Notices of Marriages must be iHdorsed nth faH
nd add
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
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The Great Fire at Sing sns!-Iierrings Safe Again
the Yictcr!
SISa sSG NEw-YORE, Oct L. ls79
Msssrs HERRIsGs & RARREL, NewYoEk
GEsrIHuzx The Champion" FrProf Safe puehasc Of
you September the Of preserving my books papers
te in tie terrible which VISITED yesterday and which oonsua
over 2e 900 worth property Ny store which the Safe stood
was three story bung situated in tho center Of tas block 1t
was completely surrounded by Am and the SAFE subjected TO The
most intense sng rdho for twelve hours Oa opening Il
the hacks p1s and entire foaad 10 be erceeat
state Of preservation YOars respectfully, LEAADER FhHEE
OyR HUNDRED PITrY-OSE FIRMS
have testified to preservation tt Vbs EssrSGs sARrs
IN rHR BURsISG CHICAGO.
Manufactured and sOdbI
HzRRISGs PARRBL
25l and 252 Broadway, corner Muusyst
HOUSE, sAYR for Ladies' Jswey SEstwars, Laees
shawls Le. made In imitation Of handsome furniture
Ecosp SAVES and other makers having been kea
in mart pay for HxRRsGs PATKT for sale at low phoeLi