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New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Liberal Republicans of Hcrkimor County,
y Y VIII hold their County Convention al Herkmer on
the 5lst inst
Three hundred and five Liberal Republicans
Of Chemung County. " y have signed the call for the
County C5uyen ton to De held al Horsehead on the 5ls
lAst.
The Gl0rcrsrHe N. " Standard the first
and for many years only Republican paper Fulton
County, has come ont for Greeley and Brown having
waited Do am Tor nearly iouF cars lol Ac -iL--'
Z. w. Burdick Of Philadelphia writes that
the recent Labor Reform Convention Of Philadelphia
Was fraud ruu in the interest OF Louisville He claims
hat The real convention was held lt spring Garden
Hall, which refused % put Pre'llehuu Itket III tle
field hut appointed committee 10 attend Jhe LOUIS
Vile Convention. and press tine aLlp9u ID. The Collm-
bus platform ana fhe nomination oi CHARLES OCJnOr
should ne accept that platform.
Ii is reasonably certain that Cen Dix will
not change his politics again before The election, IL he
well taken care o. The EDira Gazette has no fears that
he will join the Liberals at present lt says; dix
made himself notorious by suggesting th shooting OF
people oL the spot Notwtlstaudns ihe iact That ne
ha- cuauGrd his spots 80 often, the people VIII have no
difficulty D. bringing him down Win papt Duilet5 Oh
the second Tuesday Of November"
At >the Liberal Convention Of Gttaraugus
County n Y, held at Little valley on ue 23d inst,
there were 81 accredited delegates present There were
present the Hon r. Darling exStlte 7euit0r, the Hon.
D. II. Bolles, late County Judge; ~. Yech, County
Citrh, Addison Crowley, late oherH COL y Parker OF
bf.4i ~ J. fDlulittAFf Nu~g'HNA go. -+'' -
Brooks of tho same regiment the Hon. f. O.. TOplhe,
member Of Assembly the Hon Geo Van Cimpeu, mem
Der Of the last Constitutional Convention dn many other
prominent men. "A number of commits. were APP
ioIutpd. after which an address mad Dy the Hon.
Vim. DorsLe,Incr OF Buffalo.
The campaign in Chautauqua-next to st.
Lawrence. the banner county Of od-ilshoned Repubh-
causm IN this sate-begins 10 grow decidedly warm,
and the friend, Of Reform there fad occasion 70 be
discouraged al their prospects. The ChUtauqsa Demo
crat Of the oldest and abest papes in that part OF
the state ha-7 iegn the issue OF dali for the purpose
Of advocating more efficiently tho eletiOn OF Greeley
and Brown The prOprietOr- Of the new issue A. b.
Fletcher an experienced and wctuOW journalist, and
Col Edward Anderson. an acute an( vigorous writer
who ha- lately shaken OH the Administration fetters ana
embraced tho Reform uiululi regardlt,- or tAr
partisan .uerr- OF the Rru0miuatIonst-. who hnd -
much easier To- i,sa his than answer his a.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

wHE LOUISIANA LIBERAL REFORM TICKET.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 28.-Ihe Democratic,
Reform aud Liberal Conference Committees have agreed
upon the following State ticket;
G0rer nOr-Johu McEyOy.
LleUfsuoHt r. GOrer1iOr-D p. Penn.
AUOrHe itGeHcrui-H. y. Ogden.
Iufit0r-Jamr- Graham.
superintendent ~ Educdf0H-R. v. Lusher
secretary Of Siqte-sam b. Oimstri (cOlOrcdl.
Congressman at L0rge-B. +. Jonh.
This agreement subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic state Central Committee.
NEW-JERsEN ELECTORAL CONVENTIONS.
TRENToN, Aug. 2S.-The Republican State
Convention 20 nominate electoul ticket 70 be sup
ported 90 the ensuing Presidential election viii be helt
In this city tomorrow. Secretary R0beson and Cort-
landt Parker, and the leading Of the party gen
orally. will be here.
The Democrats have issued call for q state Convsn-
ton IN be held IN this city sept II.
ILLINOIS DELEGATES TO PITTSBURGH.
CHICAGO, Aug 2S.-A large meeting of sol
diers and sailors held here las, esonug selected 30 dele
gates 90 attend the National Convention aJ Ptlsburgh.
Gen. John A Logan heads the ust.
CONGRIss NOMINATIONS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-The Republicans Of the
XvIIh Illinois District in convention 40 Edwards sglIle.
yesterday unanimously nominated John B Hay Cor re-
election 20 Congress-
-rRACuaE. Aua. 4s.-Ihr Republican, of the XETVh
Di.I4ct In eouyention to-day, Nominated q, HOLLAND
Ogsa tOr rosle0t,Oa " CoggFess u agslapaaslgR.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

JACKSON, Aug. 2S.-The Liberal Republican
and Democratic Convention OF the With District "a
Michigan assembled at Saginaw Cis to-day. The Con-
ference Committees appointed agreed % recommend the
name of George l.. Burrows OF saginaw County as tie
candidate for Congress This choice was confirmed by
both Conventions. Burow. ia banker of Saginaw CITY,
OF wide acquaintance aud great popularity. He is a
Democrat ana will culis; enthusiastic support In rlc
di strict and an organization OF workngmen, 400
strong u the Saginaw valley viii unitedy support him.
His opponent. Bradley. H unpopular With the working
men, ana il s conceded that the chances are ia favor Of
Burr0ws'- election.
BflbroSTE. Pa. Aug. 2a-The Grant Republican
County Convention, In session here to-day nominated
ex-Goy. Curtin ior Congress Dy acclamation.
UTICA. Aug. 2s.-The Hon. Ellis II. Roberts Of [ tlca
was to-day renouinatcd, Jy acciamauon, for Congress
by tine Oneida County Grant Republican Convention.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-The Liberal Republicans and Dem
oct, of the vitb District OF this state have nominated
j. T.. McAfac for Congress.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Ihe Liberals Of the Yth Illinois
District Today nominated james Diu-more FOX Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
VERMONT LIBERALS.

70 ne Edttor OF The tribune.
S,p The Liberals of Brattleboro having
u,et,v organized club raised the Greeley and Brown
ag aud pursued the tenor Of their way are '.o"y
and surely gaining in numbers and strength VI ~
day, the 10th inst, the Liberals met at 'ne
80 "a he measure Of listening for Two hours 10 aA
-, az, Ioore,t address by the Hon stephen J. Meaney
~ SeWYorE Next day The Liberals met IN Ooua{ 15
Convention az Fayetteville 70 tDo u,iy'I 1r 5y ad
essc5 a. bV he Hon A. b. Gardner. our nominee TOT
GOver0r. He was followed ~ .le .leI ~. =. recsiged
,I, sr@ef eufbusiasu on thr evening "i ihr ohNe
ron fse il. nrIal- met again 900 h'iiti,''''' 4i- ~
.dl.se-.e6 bg .he abope-naIued speakers ~ 3"
,rutigeGorO. A9g. 81, tsiA
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
sTATF PnI.ITInS-

RUNOR THAT CHARLES O'CONOR is TO BE THE
LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR GOvERNOR.
ALBANY, Aug est il authoritatively stated
that the leading candidates heretofore named for Gov
ernor at the Syracuse Convention and their friends have
agreed 10 nominate by acclamat0n Charles OC0nor as
the only name which I'll factions be harmOnized,
and az the only absolute exponent Of Reform acceptable
to the proposed coalition this state. II s authoTta-
iyely stated that Gov Hoffman has agreed 10 attend
the Convention in person and present The OF
Charlie. O'C0nOr a. his IL IS also authOrit
tveIv stated that the friends OF Mr. OCOnor have given
irauce. OF their ability 20 hi- acceptance of
rbe responsibility IN the interest OF reform.
sTRAIGHT-oUT DELEGATES.
WgsrFIELp, Aug. 2S.-At a convention Of
s,agh, ont Democrats Of the XXXIs District held at
D3nkrl Yesterday. James l. White Of Westheld Chau-
,,oua Conuty and c. W Barber Of Oiean, Cattaraugus
C,,nry we're elected delegates the Louisville Con
yentiOn-
OyEco Aug 2s.-A straightout Democratic Conven-
,, va, held here to-day for the XVIII Congress Dis
trct. at which George Becker OF Broome and John J.
Van Alien of Schuyler we're chosen delegates and Major
L. H. s HYDE Of r0mpkns and " T. sherwood oi I1oga'
alternate. 10 attend the Louisville Convention Louis
p Leke and j. H. Rumph OF Tioga were appointed add
tOnal delegates.
HENRY e. MURPHY DECLINES TO BE CAN
DIDATE.
The Hon. Henry c. Murphy of Kings County
has written the following letter declining fo los the
7 L. liberal candidate for Governor % New Yorf:
BR0OKLYN. Aug. 90, Issa
MI DEAR SIR. tn answer 90 your aud inquiry re-
.acl " e Iss Vi W naso igt.tao sWes " A1yss.g Vi
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
MR.. VOORHEES, DENOUNCES THE LOUIS
VILE CONVENTION.
TIg SAYS EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN KNOWS
THAT 1T Is IN THE INTEREST OF GRANT,
fgY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNEI

IL SAYS EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN KNOWS
THAT 1T Is IN THE INTEREST OF GRANT.
[BY TELEGRAP TO THE TRIBUNEl
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The Hon. Daniel ".
voorhees, addre ssed a large gathering at Greenfield,
Ind today the rain interfering somewhat with the at
tendance. Mt Voorhees, spoke for two hours and was
warmly greeted. He said Of the Blau.1u Duncan move
meut: have told you that have great respect for
that class of Democrats who found 10 ncCes-
.ary TO reason themselves into the support Of
0ir Greeley. belong 10 that class myself. and have
reached my position 10y careful survey Of the field OF
duty and not from impulse personal inclination
have weighed the caamues which VIII accrue to tho
country from Grants reelection against the benefits to be
procured by the election Of Greeley, and lave taken
ny stand accordingly. have word OF abuse to hurl
against the men engaged in calling the Louisville Con
vcuton, hut their purpose cannot be mistaken Every
intelligent man ID the United States knows that 10 is
movement solely in the interest of Grant, and directly
tending to his reelection. That Convention is tho hope
OF tAe Grant party. Mr Greeley now 'he only choice
we can make to bring peace aud reconciliation To tho
country"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
ARKANSAS


LITTLE Rock, Aug 2S.-The Democratic,
Liberal and Reform Republican Committee met here on
saturday for action on the state ticket nominated on
the 22d Of May last. They concluded their labors on
Monday making three changes the state ticket.
follows Associate Justice, AttorneyGeneral and su-
perntendent Of the Pententary. Some changes IN the
L ectOral ticket agreed on. No change was re-
quested by any of the Committees any member Of
them 10 the head Of the ticket Joseph Brooks. The
result the conference gives great abstraction and 1t
conceded that the ticket Will be elected by upward Of
10000 majority Greeley and Browns majority VIII not be
less than that for the State.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
TIE EEATHBR


.CprfcF OP THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
W Wt-HlsGrOV ID. C.. Aug. 29. l812-l a. m
sDnODgs for ue tUeHig-fOar houff
An area of diminished pressure mas au
,,oced eastward % Illinois; cloudy weather anu
area. OF rain are now prevailing from NIgiAia aHi
PennsyIvania % Lower Michigan ana limos. .I,-
C.sr eafner north and east Ot Penn-YlVanlai paIul
condv weather over the South Atlantic states with east
erlv 10 .oufl.ry winds; clear weather IRON Iehhe
"a fhe Cnif With chr sOuh-riy winds. and over tue
Norfh-west with northery and westerly winds
Probabilities.
F+erlv 10 souberIv winds, cloudy weather and AREAS
of r9D for the Middle states and extend over
land iuring the evening, cloudy weather ana areas 81"
rain Cor the south Atlantic states ccucraAy cedI
weafher from Tennessee southwark 20 tie Gun.
Rising barometer. u0rthcrly 20 westerly "ilu-f anu
lesr ber for the North. vest and extend eastward
over Lake Michigan and Illinois by morning, aud over
Kentucky, Ohio, and Lake Erie by evening
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
The RaItimere Rsbbsry

Deon1trate oftoa that cheap sas 0lf Asssed aa
sas up he t, che temptations % bur'rv b'nfe' my
Drrde mea and slir-usr but they T n'i pc
their uo1ey 10 le gahmsus pocket n wooden box
no many gus usel The safe aoer s tAe lass
receptacle watching uarng a make Poos
oistye Trustworthy THIS Is the citadel ald oui bs ~ 'si
thas can be made There Jss HEsG, NEu PArAsE
CaspoS BANK sArE manufactured only BY FAzS-
PSI and !5l Broadway corner Of Nurra7..t Nev.Y1rh
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
A NATIONAL COLORTD LIBERAL CONYEN-
TON.
THE COLOETD LIBERAL COMMITTEE OF INDIAN
CALLS A NATIONAL CONVENTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBJSEl

CALLS A NATIONAL CONVENTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-Ihe COlOred Liberal
Executive Committee OF Indiana, in tie persons oil
william a Chambers Of Indianapolis, the Rev J. B
Wncard of Laporte, and The Rev. i. ~ williams OF
North Vernon have issued o call for National Conyen
ton To De held this city the 18th Of SeptemDer ~
reads rs follows; All negro men OF the United states
friendly to the Liberal Republican movement ere
requested 10 meet in convention at indianapolis. sept
H. All who are favor OF the election OF Greeley and
Brown are urged, matter Of duty % ourselves as
race and 10 the country at large TO attend; all Who
oppose official corruption ana the Capitalization Of
power in the hands of few against the VIII aId
interests OF tho masses. and in favor Of the OneIern
principle az q means TO purify the Government viii be
doing national duty by coming together In convention
and taking such action only frecmcu can take. Let
every Liberal n the whole Union consider himself
q delegate. All communications should De addressed TO
w. H. Chambers No. 72i West Westinghouse, indanap0-
u4, Ind"
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

FROM BRkMES-Ia sisrsaslip Kan Aus. l4-tonr hpcf r.
Usa T. ~ Nhrnrr.- Heiu Bo.rnihal a. M-rrf A. Nirr ~ u
Ilsmall tl-us 'esrf L. MenleL NJ faulasea H. Nsnls A.
l,..fet.rr ui. Hrr'Ie.n. D lrneH ar w
t,.tu FasIrbl-n anf family lousc Neer ihr o. Marie
Becker Eitlr H.caer J. Ii Ah-s a. hrnf.rf f l. hHL
j. tones tr. atsnuermsnn. Jul Goa hra Do Ar.'l
ST. Lano finally O. D. "Lls, A tcsnr a4ss i.srlA DaFt
Whens Nu issn and Ne kut Aas vseles NJ "usaaa sod
,asrl "a we .ecead
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Henry J. Blanchard of No. 165 East Twenty
seveuth-st, "a conductor the Third-aye. Railroad,
attempted TO put VIM. walsh OF No 342 East Thirty first
At of his car nc Twenty and Thrdave., last
night for drunkenness Walsh first attacked Blanchard
nu then ran after the with Oliver In his hand
Blanchard warned his passengers, and they sought
velyar t,yIc tbe second b. entering Blanchard left
arm and ii.aictlng a seS-.o wound Walsh ar
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
rBY TYLRsRApu TO rHB TRBUSP.t


ROCHESTER,, Aug. 28.-ThO Liberal Republic
cans OF Monroe County, to-day, elected the Following
delegates TO the State Convention to bo hed 40 sJr1
case sept. 4: Ist Distrct-M. ID. Philips joseph A.
Itul, and ThOmal LsHulburt; Aternltes-D' EIsar
INrsons John Gillbauks, and George il. Honc-' Ht
Distrct-The Hon Henry r. 5,ldsu, tho Hon George r.
Munger, and Louis LOwenthal; Aiefnates-'f'oise
Rines, Samue D. Portor, and y. Lindeniell llld Dis
trict-D d. s. Brown. IutIr Gordon, an Jesse Dewey
Aitcrnatcs-stephen Bennett Harrison OTIS, and joel l.
Msiliner.
SARATOGA. Aug 23-The liberal Republican Con'en-
ton Of the let District met 80 Bai5Dn to-day ana chose
Giles s. Brisbin. William Carey. and Geo. Rogers dele
tes 10 the ate Convention. Tle III District Conyen-
ton met Saratoga 5prng gs. and chose Chas Rockwell
Cbts. l.. Washburn. and Alembcrt Pond.
lGENERAL PBEss DISPATcu1
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 23.-The following
detcacs have bocn appointed 70 the Liberal State Con
yei|tion from Dutchcss County: Fist District Joel
Benton Thomas j. Houston and A. A. Dow; second
District Nathaniel Chcclnean Cyrus swan and Jacob d
Carpenter
EawnURGH, Aug. 23.-Thc Democrats and Liberal
Republican Conventions Of Orange County were held
to-day. Both were enthusiastic and largely attended.
Resolutions were passed recom1euding the nomination
Of the Hon smith NJ. Weed for rLleutenau.-Goyernor.
UICA, Aug. 2s-Thc Grant Eepubltal5 OF Oneida
Count, nominated william McPheraO8 Of Rome for
County Tlcasu4cr
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
nrnrrH IN ARKANsAs.

MFurnIs, Aug. 2s.-Accounts from Indian
raw Ark are that no has fallen in that section Tor
seven weeks and that cotton Will not yield more than
trd NJ the usual average Planters from West Tennes-
ee and Northern Mississippi say the droutn b. causing
he fou 10 rust aud she0t and mat unless they have
-ein very soon the crop wiz be failure.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

1n1,-rt1al AZ sssr lf Tusrs bong stored hr r1-
destroyed BY drs srH'ni sosei Of a.
ou b, 1 t.- French Government
DAvp-0y Co. $50 Broadway 40 gea eznen-r scurHi
of "a together with nr c1stf
Table fucudZ Napkins sih n2'rt Ans, s-A
cD-r o g.. .lsIF tlli. gDhi dozen.
exhibition SAD ior sale 81 tarr s--
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

the State at the Convention to assemble ~ syraeuse
avail myself OF the opportunity % repeat what nave
said other frends that In consequence OF tho preoar
state OF my health. and for a0ns on
character DO not desire and decline 20 oe rosiueieu
Candidate Ou tbat occasion. beg nt tue suo ,iIn 20
you that do not on this account Icoi the less
interest in the success OF too movement now OihE Car
lied on TO dsCnth-a tbe Federal Government Of its
present Administration. and that viii con lnue my
Efforts TO that end. Yours truly, HENBl - AA"'fhi'
To George q. II rman. asa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
LATEST SBrP Eews.



ARRIVED.
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Bark Clsaio CIal). Tapani Cete - d,y. rih mis-.
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Bns Too9 ,of Archlt, Teo Little Giae- Bsy. G B. vts
sag Suovo Po,iieul. Ct, Mauganaro sr.le'as days ss
Bng Terrana IaL). Lauro Mnrseles s0d.ys with mass
sehr NOT Beie Bei- Feraandar f Y lss, 9TH as'i 'rs
ssSl Sen TsrapS T. r. i1'S, wooster i' c,. % aa aa5,5 ~
sest 4 ". D.e5snoa. Bfosa Virginia
sehr Clpel Got b. Johu' n 3D. Buek Rorani D b. l9asy
schr George O. Jevets Patterson st. John n b. 6 dsys -n
umbe.
A. p Crrumer Ge0rgct1sa. o. a. j. l.. lies. Provirnce
H. Backmau, Providence kite Tlomts, AeF-issca-
B B., L shenHaa, Boston Belle Bro.7, y.nis,'eA-
Mara L1u.sa. Providence. Virginia hocsiaai
cai,t,' ' Ta@si,S9 H11.DN s WssI5ara' T.uu.on
Poeer s Hooper Providence. K4,e A'saea. g'rlaer
d g. b. Kelly. Boston. H,t.Ii-, prog.i iue-
Clsco Lolrs Portland Charley Miller. SeF.Iav-a.
}. Guhn Gloucester. Bsrnes kockp,st Msss.
1araoq.a. HYMNS Kii- taagrr Se--H,ysn-
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B7ueJe. Norwich Harriet AeEa.I Maciif.
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:, 81 66sfee rToyuieaoe 0nrer h,1iaeta Forisni
Osbaru Virginia. A. M Bailey. Virginia
SAILED
senlps JAWS and Mrlhaftin Liverpool Ame ior BrueHs
ieFeta Tor London Gasgow Cen selfcs 'or Nes Or
leans Georgia Tor Cllrst5u M0eh-sl Cs. o. B-rs
SAID b
WIAD-,unI0Wl d. -. r.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FOKrHFss MONROE AuE 3pacl Aspin-
wall liln4tler. lJ Falmouth.
SAVASSAH Ca, Aug Ar7ve sch-s. Mar7 oIus Blsas
Lilly, NrHlo sailed Steamship ,oul Carolina. or hrailrs-
eHANL Aug Ell steamships
Yok saragssl from baltimore sl4 ons e. s. B-fy Tor Fsh
River
MEMOIR ANDTM.
The soop Norma -h.er before rey0lte Ordron Hell
t of B0wn
Fhe leak aterwlr haul on The railway
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Cur,ao Aug 22- Cl;.e-R-ceDui sJ hes4 .tse f"p'on
being Texans. ther-s and comm natives , aiAs h 4n Ter
.tnfr good ut uf r loi cas- soi AZ
5l. choice TeTs1s II goa - '' mrlnm io lif
-5 - ~ l3i head t tAr. i"i trf
uu-t Hars-rfe receipt. Tlb bead ae market n e
spd 6rm. good - % % common io pnt - 3 p W
aa nlf sheep lhc frcepI were 600 Ar1
IL .as lll .ell- 3-l - ~ common p .o-
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
MIRRLEn

BlGELOW-AsHLEY-On Tuesday August = q 81 Mrrre -
IuI.Uu Hr Rev Alexander ST. Mann. EIWtrl i Dgpa hay
Palns. daughter of D. D Ashley, fl Of tbts cfr.
McMURRAY-WASTlE-On the 1h na, by he Rev T. = fish
l hrilun4y of BrDoAn Bis, Isabella e.le,i laisief
lc Thomas Nlstie. Vi L0lIOu, OuttI,i O.. ~
Al NOhce' Of NG,71ages must BE- iHd0rs>d SA fsA
aGmp and address
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.

JACOBS MAJORITY PROBABLY 2,5OO-rIiE CON-
sTITUTION RATIFIED By a LARGE MAJORlIf'
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug.
os-From the returns received the main Issue IN the
STATE election ia longer doubt The new Const'tu-
tion has been ratified by from 900 TO 1000 majority The
regular Democratic state ticket is elected. except Gam
den Jacob the present Governor Of the STATE and t1o
Independents Democratic candidate is thought TO DO re-
elected.
WHEELING Aug. 2s.-Thc Inieuigenccr has corrected
reports from A6 counties most OF them Official. when
rive GOV Jacob a majority u 3.2O6. Reports on the
Const tuition from counties give majority Of lG0Ior
ratification. Eight counties yet to be heard rom
ON Governor and - on Constitution Tie Inteiigencer
estimates that these VIII reduce Jacobs majority 10
about 25C0 and the majority for the Consutu
tion at least 2OO0 Davis, for Congress nom 'Ns us
tct, has lOlO majority. with one small county 70 hor
iIUm
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

CHARLES O'CONOR AND THE LOUISVILLE
CONVENTION.
CuICtCO. H.. Aug. 29-Ihc Inter Ocean VIII
publi.b the following letter from Charles OCouor,
morrow: -
MY DT AR sTr ( was and am iu favor uf the Louis
Vile movcmeut Even the profession OF adherence
o. Democratic ideas must soon disappear H. without our
marked dissent the parry can be transferred ID f oelI
l..r f,e CuAs. O'CONOR.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-10

HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 0, 1872
Nickerson Ho,ea.-J w Shackleford. CITY ::
r D. Bush, g and OR r; GJ Stub. s
Q; E Tweedy, 7 r Rhodes, J P Constr.
Bile, Augusta; s @ Hayes, Philadelphia:
Sam Dulore, e Coffin, Charleston; Mr'
Green, Greenville; II 8 Darby, CITY; T
B Legare. Orangeburg; A Dodamead,
wife. three children, nephew, city; r "
Brooks, Q L Rhodes, Baltimore; T G
Price, Helena: j L Best, Hard Scrabble:
Mr. and Mrs II A Walker, Mrs II "
,Whittiker, Springfeld; L F Meyer, Phi.
ladelphia.
NHendrir House-CP P Bryson, Wolhalla: +:
Q Il Jones. N @; 81 L Keendeu, Frog
Level; g D Boggs, E " Aiken, Charles.
ton; w II Anderson. New York,
Columbia Hotel-J J Moher. Charles.
tom. J Il Cawley., Darlington; G H
Spencer, s Browning, Oharlotte: F q
Whitehead, q 8 A; j H Rion, Wins
boro; q @ Williams, Charleston: J L
Lumsden, Charlotte, N @; j Ellis. II NJ
Hirsch. Pa; J Y Settle, Baltimore; Nat
Federlin, N Y; J e Carey, r K Carev.
II w Hamilton, Baltimore; v e McBce.
Greenville; r G Bonham, s G; J "
Wilkes, Chester.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-10

Worn TO A SHADow.-Flesh, muscle
and mind alike deterioate when the
stom' oh falters in it's duty aud the
bowels do not perform their parr as
scavengers of the system regularly and
naturally. In chronic dyspepsia. the
body is usually emaciated, the muscular
fibre loose and aabby. and the brain in.
capable OF prolonged or vigorous exer.
tion. Every organ. every member,
even the immortal mind itself, is, to a
certain extent, dependent upon the sto.
mach: for support. Strengthen and re-.
gnlate this feeder of the system with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, when It
fails to perform its functions properly.
A good appetite, an increased flow Of
the gastric Juice, aud perfect digestion
and assimilation, will assuredly be the
result. The manner in which the great
tonic and Alternative effects cure of
dyspepsia is direct and simple. It stim.
lates the digestive organs. cleansea with
out convnlsiDg the bowels, regulates the
flow Of bile and determines It into the
right channels, and exercises a tran.
qnilizing influence over the nerves.
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