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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-07
STATE oF 1BE Wa aEsEss.

Tslsg-Gp1ic RepOrt from S5gaal ssrv.c= Corps q.
3. A.. Of Obserratiln. q. 8. s. o'-reet 2. Il
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION.

The Liberals Of Sullivan County, N. Y
have issued call for Convention to be held at Monl
cello on the lst OF August.
The Liberal Union Club of Somerville, n
j.. formed the 25th alt. About 800 persons
attended the meeting large number Of whom Joined
the club.
Fifty-seven voters of Woodstock, Vt, have
signed call for meeting the Sd Of August OF all those
opposed to the reelection OF President Grant for the DUR
pose OF forming Greeley ana Brown CLUB.
The Greeley and Brown Club which was
recently organized at scbuylersve ~ Y 'now numbers
members. At the last meeting OF the Club the fol-
lowing permanent officers were chosen: Paul Denni,
President; ID. A. Bulard, A. Weleh, and c. H. Atwell
Vlce-Presidents i. C. ONeil, Secretary; l.. Raymond
G. f. WashburD, j. Reilly, q. T.. Laing, and H. sample,
Executive Committee.
The following is list of the officers of the
Greeley and Brown Club formed at Frewsburg n Y
the 10Th ult. at meeting called by 100 citizens OF
the town OF Carroll President, Otis H. Moore: Vice
Presidents, Samuel Townsend, Edwin Eaton, Marvin j.
Thayer. and W H. III. Fenton; Secretaries A. Parker
aud Thomas whitney; Executive Committee John III.
Frew, ii. w. Myers Geo. W. Fenton, and seven others.
A Dumber of the prominent Republicans of
Annapolis. Nd held a meeting on Saturday, tho goth
ult., and formed Greeley and Brown Club. The fol
lowing Off GERS chosen: Thomas struthers Pres
dent; John III. O'Neal, Henry r. Smith, Col. Richard
King. and Jos. NJ lAscomb Vice Presdentsi L. III. Ben
nett and T. H. Tease, Secretaries; George NJ McCoOk,
Treasurer An Executive COMMITTEES composed Of i've
gentlemen, with the Hon. Noble q. Butler IA Chairman
appointed. Annapolis City. which gave Republi.
majority of " Last yoar said " DO for Gree
10y and Brown. 4l.. ID .a
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

Mrs Hpmlny, they were romantic. Once upon umc
there was chlof and the sqaw OF this chief was tho
most beautiful OF the tribe. sbo had also the
most aggravatng and nconvenient temper Ihe result
of this pleasant possession nnumerabe quarrels,
accompanied by oonsderate beatngs the part OF the
chief. One day. the squaw, ncensed 10y hard blow,
seized her lords knife and stabbed him to the heart
Tableau RemOrsc and fear. She knew her fate, for
law OF the tribe ordained that murderer should suffer
death the hands OF the muIdcred persons nearest Of
kin The chiefs brother was two days journey away
and must be- sent for. SO when the messen-
into the darkest OF her wigwam silent and i'm
passive and there she stayed for the four days almost
without motion The Indians who admired her and
proud of her begged her TO escape, but she refused
Think OF waiting silently for four long days with certain
death approaching your CThe BOY: BAIL Why
didn't she runTD "On the evening of the fourth day
the execuOner entered the wigwam gun in hand, and
in his eyes, She looked mp quietly and he shot her
dead without word" Funny woman. that" OBJ
served the Boy. Here the trout began to bite Ike
speccd angels and nobody paid any attention 10
good Mrs. HOminy and her tales.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

and land owners infinitely moro tresomef And yet.
after all theso blessings the disloysl people OF ess
States positively TO vote the Republican ticket
How strange 1t IL that they will not love the paternsa
and benefcent Government we have given themi But
will be said that these losses frghu as they are.
may be due to the change in the system OF labor ana 70
the devastation OF war Let sect War ragged longer
and 6ercely in Virginia. Kentucky, tennessee
and Missouri tnan In any other states: ~ IN.
yolved there vastly greatly devastation ana lO1s fet
i'm each of these States. except Virginia, tne area or
improyed farms has increased since 1850, and ~ VIZ
only from 11,f0OOo0 "a lOltovb
In these four states, where the ragged longest and
farms Improved and in 1870, 4l3OS7 acres But IN tho
carpetbac states where the ragged less, but oyai
Renubca far more the aggregate quantity OF I'M
uroyed land In farms 3599o6 acres IN 1850, ana oDJ
n 97so5G in 1870 loss OF 6G0O00 acres, then productive
and profitable tceming with industry and adding o the
national wealth but now desoate SILENT ana tenanted
only by people VINO must be supported by the labor OF
theater OF war the value OfimprOyed lanns IN
1850 S.1G52i9,7N, and IN 1870 was
81, ,Zy7 1885, Increase value as wen AZ
In quantity. But In the remaining states, Where iHpuD
can misrule began s devastation when the war ceased
the value improved farms I'm IsG0 s3 581 37 and
the entire value OF real estate Was there ever IN any
land more terrible prOstratiODi The aggregate local
taxes In these States increased IRON syOOO 10 a6,
Gao while the assessed valuation decreased from kLJt,
100000 % 81 100000 that the ratio increased from ~
cents 10 Al 80 on the 500 While the states which tue
war most severely have actually gained both
in area and value OF farms the states lett 10 the tender
cultivated land and s662OooOO0 in the Yaine oi farms
ala
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

g. Neg,ey. Pennsylvania; Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, con
nectieut: Cen John A. Logan, Illinois; Gen. John L.
AycriIl. minnesota; Gen. Stewart L. woodford, New
York; Gen James A. Garfield ONO; Gen =. " CaiPeh pen
d. r. Branson Pennsylvania MAJ. Willard Buiaru'
Mai Ill M. DarYmple.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

In this table the preceding comments Vrgius and Wes
Virginia treated Cor the sake Of comparison with 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

POLICE CouRT.-There was small at.
tendance at the police court, yesterday
morning, and the docket awaiting His
Honors arrivalwas correspohdingly light
The first case called was that Of Andrew
Fisher, a lad 10 or 10 years old, charg.
ed with assaulting Mrs. Kleinserger. The
accused was not present, but the invest,
CATION went on, as the principal witnesses
were in attendance. The testimony show.
ed the assault to have been uprovoked and
savage in character. After hearing the evi.
dence, fine Of ten dollars was imposed,
besides the costs. sr +
Patrick sharkey, a resident in the
Eighth Ward was arraigned for yiolat.
ing the ordinance in relation to pig styes
and asst was the first time he had ever
appeared before His Honor, and as be
manifested a disposition to comply with
the provisions of said ordinance in future
he was let of with a fine Of one dollar
and costs.
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TIE OPENING, YESTERDAY The open.
ing at Mrs. Myers hat and bonnet estab.
lishment on Main street, yesterday, was a
brilliant affair. Her rooms were crowded
during the day with ladies all anxious tc
see the latest fashions, and we Judge from
the general expression Of the crowd, that
the styles were generally satisfactory. A
correspondent gives his opinion Of one OF
two of the hats on exhibition, and we be.
lieve that the particular articles he re.
fers to, were admired by all who saw
them. Mrs. Myers is just in receipt OIL
large and well selected stock of every.
thing usually found in such establish.
ments. Wewould advise ladies, both old
and young, to call at Mrs. Ms rooms.
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THE LECTURE LAST N1GHT.-"What I
Know about the Womon Question" was
the subject of a lecture delivered at the
Thomson NJ. E. Church last evening, by
Miss Mollie E. Trueman. The audience
was not large, but intelligent, and listen
ed with marked attention to the lectress.
Miss Trueman showed good deal Of tact
in handling her subject, and, as a whole,
it was decidedly good. She dealt some
heavy blows against mothers, because,
while they gave boys freedom to run,
grOSO and breath Gods air, the girls
were Nsaehed in doors, and early taught
that the chief end OF their Life was to get
married; and against her sex, generally,
for their bondage to fashion. She thought
the glory of woman might now be Asr
mOhGir instead of her hair. She took
rather high grounds upon woman's po-
litical equality, and, probably, on this
point, she may be styled an ertremist.
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tho same night started 10 return to the
city, but changed his mind; went back 10
Rush Run and crossed the river in a skiti
at that point Friday morning. travelled up
the river and arriving at the tavern oppo,
site steubenville, got something to eat
the first he had had for two days; contin.
ded on up the river to the bridge just
above steubenville; thence to . station
three miles out the Pan Handle road
where be took the cars for Pittsburgh.
or his arrest, and the incidents attend.
Ing his arrival here, yesterday, we have
made mention. At the examination to
be held this morning, additional facts
may be elected, or some one Of the re-
ports about q confession may be confirm
ed. We will endeayor TO keep our
readers fully posted on theparhculas Of
this horrible murder as they may be de.
veloped. q
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To De ENFoRcED.-By referring to the
proceedings Of yesterday mornings ses.
sion of the police court, it will be seen
thatths campaign against pig styes has
commenced, and we are assured that 1t Is
the intention to enforce, strictly, the ordi.
nance "made and provided to abate the
nuisances referred to. Persons who are
aware of their violation Of said ordinance
will consult their interests by giving heed
to the warning given them by Judge
Good, yesterday morning, in filming an
offender. The deputy sergeants have
been requested to keep a sharp look. out,
and promptly report names and localities
where such nuisances exist. rs.r a
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1MPRovEMENTs.-We are glad to note
the vast improvements being made by the
Central Glass Company. Workmen have
been busy now some days in laying the
foundation for new furnace just north d
thotwo now in operation New packing
and storage rooms are also to be built,
some of which will be put up on land
owned by the company west Of the
railroad. The Central has already q
reputation for its wares that even its en-.
larged facilities viii soon prove made.
quate to meet the demand. rgs or
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RAILRoADACcIpRNT.-An accident 90.
CURED to two freight trains on the Bald.
more s. Ohio railroad, yesterday morn.
ing, at q tunnel just east Of RoSeby's Rock,
which resulted in the total destruction Of
two cars, and the burning oil the wood
work Of "a locomotive. The trains were
both westward bound, and were travelling
about the usual distance from each other.
At the point named, the caboose and the
car next TO 1t Of the train In advance, be-
came detached, without being perceived
by those in charge Of It. The rear train
came upand ran into the cars standing on
the track. The locomotive was one usu-
ally employed in drawing passenger
trains, and its headlight was furnished
with an arrangement for burning gas
made from gasoline. The reservoir filled
with the last named article was broken,
and Its contents Immediately took fire.
The flames were communicated to the
caboose and car (which was laden with
rosinl, and they were entirely destroyed.
The wood work Of the engine was also
consumed, making the loss, altogether,
several thousand dollars. We believe no
blame is attached to those who were on
the rear train, as the cars were left in
such position that they could not be
seen until it was too late to avoid strik-
ing them. The accident occasioned no
detention to other trains, as tar as we
heard. .
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{; The openinE Ye1icraaY.

The opening at Mfs. Myers on Main
street, yesterday was D grand affair.
Among the hats on exhibition, ! admired
the "Flirtation" most, but the one Of pure
white Grape, trimmed with my. iayorite
flower, the pond lilly, was really elegant.
l heardsthe iesadmiRing q stylish bon.
net Of the new Bhade Of blue; also the
sNile,e Of two colors, 50 much worn In
New York, The, "Flirtation was my
tayorite, and II the opinion Of man in
such matters Is worth anything, think Il
q the most graceful hat q young lady can
wear. -7
AxAp,nnEn OF TINE FASHIONS.
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1Fyou wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
ofall grades, you will do well to call at
PAUL s. orrs before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to, find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL & On, No. 90
Market street. sa.s
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4FEMALEs.

In many, aaeetions peculiar to iemaless tho
BxTRACTsBuCHU Is unequAled BY any otheS
remedy In ohlorosis or Retention, IrferulaF.
ity, Fainiumess or suppression or CustorATy
tkyacnauonss liberated Of Scirrhous state q the
Complaints Incident to the sex, whether RFieing
nom secretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or IN
the Decline or Change OF Lie. Il n praScribed
extensively ~ the most eminent Physieians and
ale9w%lyes, atter gonnnemente, and fopE nleebled
Acc, attended with any OF the above Dlseasesor
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Jusr received, at ]. D. stanton's, 500
boxes Of Initial Papers, which he is sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. The "Ini.
tial Casket," four tints, in one box, SOC
Cottage" lavender tint, 40c; aIa Pat.
IT," rose tint, 95c. Each box contains "a
sheets OF paper and "a envelopes, and will
be sent by mail postage paid, upon re.
ceipt price. dsw
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Be TRUE TO Your TEETH and they
viii be true to you. Never will you need
false ones, II you use the sozoDoNr morn.
ing and evening. It imparts indestruc-
tibility to the enamel, keepsit white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves the
breath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

CALL AT J. D. STANToN's and examine
his stock Of Wall Paper. He has the best
selected stock in the city. Paper trimmed
ready for hanging, free Of Charge. Don't
forget the place, corner Monroe and Mar.
ket streets, opposite the Mcclure House.
aoH
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FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1872.
Travellers Register.
pIPARTURI on TRAINg.
New Advertisement.

Nctice-supervisor Office.
Carpets, Rugs, OIL Cloths, &c.
Marble Tables, &c.
Soda Water.
Clocks-oxtoby s. Dufield.
New Shades in Gloves.
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Gas MAIN LowERED-The gas main
on John street. between Fourth and Fifth,
was successfully lowered about three feet
yesterday, % accommodate itself to the
new grade Of that street.
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GoSE TO WoRK.-All the strikers lex
cept the miners) at the Benwood Mill, we
heard yesterday, have gone to work. The
factory resumed operations, Wednesday.
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BEING ofESfD. The long sewer ex,
tending from the railroad to the river,
down in the lower end Of the Eighth
Ward, Is being opened. Commissioner
Lecnhardt has had a force Of men several
days at work on tho job, which he found
to be much larger one than he sup
posed before he commenced It. II had
become completely filled up for hun.
bred yards. This explains the pools of
stagnant water alongside the railroad
track, as this sewer was made 10 drain
the, Aforesaid miniature lakes and the
waste water Of that section. 1t will be
q matter Of q tulation with those re-
siding in the nelghbothood when The
drainage Of that portion Of tho Eighth
Ward b improved, as 1t will be BY thu
opening Of the sewer mentioned.
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DUsT.-The bright, warm sunshine Of
the past two or three days has dried up
the mud in the streets, and the brisk wind
Of yesterday stirred up clouds of binding
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A1AReE stock Of Ladies', Misses and
ohild's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes OF best city manufacture, for
sale at L. Y. Blends.
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BOARD OF sUPERv1soRs.-It will be
seen by advertisement elsewhere in this
mornlngs paper that the Board Of Super
visors viii meet tomorrow morning.
Business in connection with the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky railroad, we
believe, is the special object of the meet.
inc
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FOR TIE WHIbhHhb'
As our Remover In many casa
requires too long o time, and \ ~ :
much care, to restore gray Or ta q
Whiskers, we have prepared tts
dye, in one preparation; whia.E "
quickly and etfectually accCnPH
this result. It is easily q
and produces a color which 1, =
neither rub nor wash of. SOaF
all Druggists. Price Fifty Can't
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, &@
10 @ NASHUA, Nh. b
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CoNvA1EscENT.-The man who came
here with Forepaugh's show, and was
discovered to be in the first stages Of an
attack Of genuine small pox, is now CON
valescent and will soon be sufficiently
recovered to be discharged from Pied.
mont Hospital, to which he was taken fol
treatment.
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BECOMING GREEN.-The trees on the
hills over the river are beginning to put
on their summer livery. Afew such days
as yesterday willsee them robed in the
greenest ofgreen toggery. . ga4E arT
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BEING FILLED UP.-The earth removed
inlowering the cutters and pavements on
John street, is being used to nj up the
eastern approach to the new railroad
bridge over the creek. @
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Tue New Style Photographs now on
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery are
the finest things out, call and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-26

QuEEN's, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid NeWpOrtTies andloroquet Slippers,
Just received at L. v. Blonde. M $40
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BUrrEmoKS Patterns are kept and
sold only at the Weed Sewing Machine
rooms, Oh Market street,
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should 60
to L. V. Blends. .,e 81
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sHEB's Music STORE, Washington
Hall. q
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Every year increases thepVia,
ty Of this valuable Hair Prepui16n.
which is due to merit alone vi
can assure our old patrons thHAs
kept fully up to its high stanlRa
audit is the only reliable andperhs
ed preparation for restoring Cav
OR FADED HAIR to itsyouthalcn.
making it soft, lustrous, and dEa
The scalp, by its use, becomes vht'
and clean. Itremoves all erlpdou
and dandruff, and, byits tonic Vp
critics, prevents the hair from iIis
out, as it stimulates and Doprahs
the hair-glands. By its use thebtl
grows thicker and stronger. h
badness, it restores the caplllF
glands to their normal yigur, nj
will create q new growth, e6Cepn
extreme old age. It is mOtre
nomical HAIR DRESSING ereru'el
as it requires fewer upplicat@s
and gives the hair a splendid, gaE!
appearance. A. A. Hayes ND.
State Assayerof Massachusetts sly
sThe constituents are pure, andcaN'
fully selected for excellent quality
and 1 consider it the BEST PRErl
RATION for its intended purpose
Sold By all Driggi,ts, and Dealersia lfdIa'n
Hea fr PRICE Ono Dollar. "
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PIANOS, cheap at sheib's.

HAVE you seen the New. Style Pho.
tographs at the Partridge Gallery.
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vIoIlN srRryos, cheap at shSib's.
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IVOrFamiIy Should be Without IN

These, symptoms, II allowed 10 70, ON. Th,,t
this medicine invariably removes soon foii M =
1mp9teney, FAtnity, EpAeptc FitS,i on q N
which the patient may expire. whocaA say NM
these are not frequently followed BY those Sdire.
iul diseases, Insanity and Consumption. NAM
arc aware Of. tho cause Of their HTferinpe. mi
rev VIII confess. The records Of tho InSRne Asy.
lum, and the melancholy deaths by ConguTnutioi,.
bear ample w1tpes to tho ruth Of the assertioni
The Constitution once Affected with Orpanic
Weakness requires the aid OF medicine 10
strengthen and inyigorate the System. which
'tHolmes . cos Fluid Extract B1ehI" in Tie
bly, does. :. 90 49,. - =
ket1Iied by al Druggists at7s GENTS PER
BOTTLE, Of ounces, or days medicine, AZ
once placing this valuable compound Within the
rtach d the patient no matter how poor. :
BEWARE OF eountef1eits., Ask for Nexican
Flnid Extinct B9ehn Holmes 3 co., pTopSie.
tors, New York City, n st-gt,ilas ~ - =
I BEWARE Of spurious Buchu Mixtureaa mn.
pared by self.atyled doctors, which are kenk H..
lore the public by notorious adver tlsementS
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NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-We direct tho
Committee on Court House and Jail to
the condition Of the sewer leading from
the jail to Fourth street. Judging from
the variety Of odors in that locality, we
think it needs prompt attention. The
Board Of Supervisors win meet to.mor.
row andshouId take. such action as will
lead TO lis speedy and thorough cleaning.
CHILD RUIZ ovER.-A little child Of
John McGhan, about three years old, was
run over Wednesday evening by the
horses attached to a wagon. The acct.
dent happened at the corner Of Division
and Market streets. The driver did not
eethe child until 1t was under the horses,
feet, and fortunately he was able to halt
them before the wheels passed over it
Several persons who witnessed the occur.
renee expected it to be crushed, ond they
were greatly relieved when they saw the
little one crawl fromits perilous position
without having received scratch.
o II .
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GurAR srRmas, cheap at sheib's.
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Tm RENTAL PLAN, at sheib's.
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spEc1ALT1Es:

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pEABoDY INSURANCE. COMFY
TO AT wHEEIne, WEST VA.

CAPITAL, el26, 900,
With the privilege e q Increasing : the same 70
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Buckingham's Dye,

PRICE Ono Dollar.
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Dr.J. O. AKER& co.. Practical cA,n,.,
LOWELL, MASS, U.&A.