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New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
DIED.

AYERs-A, hi. residence ISL Conmb, Hgb Brooklyn the str
n p .spyoes viii be- held at tie PSisc methodist Bpoop
Church. Clinton, on SUNDAY sternooa At ooooI.
BOGBRT-Tn Brooku 2h inst MrS Mary hBoSer "dO" OF ''h"
A. Bogert in the 53iy oi her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BURsLRM-Att the residence ober sOnnw Thomas stii ims,
No 6 Psnn Brooklyn Mrs Charlotte Buem IN the 9th Iess
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BUXTON-At his residence PnAe N j. Sept Is Carpenter s@A
The 3sSea " take place from Grace Church. P,nse Friday tho
9th iust At New wiu arrive IN time
Carriages will be at the depot for the convenience Of friends
DoUGHERTY-on Tuesday Sept a. Mary Graham "ido" Of ieaT
The trends and relatives family respectfully invited attend
the Friday 9Th inst O'Clock from he residence o o
son John DoughetI No. 1O2 West POurteenIhsI
oHNsoS-Tn Brooklyn wednea Sept G ANY, wife Of R'aA
The relatives and frenis are respectfully attend the funr..
from residence 3E JsySt. on Saturday aeruooo
O'Clock.
LEoThe members othe Bna Jehurun Ladies' Benevolent society
for Aged Hebrews hereby nouhel 70 attend ne la.A
denee No Thtythrst Friday mornnS Sept ~ at
Seoes Ihe omIe' "a ana bs % % vac , and also The
officers and OF the Ladies' Bkor Choln society and also tho
CATION Shaar ella also officers and members Of the Lae
Sewing Society Orphan Asylum respectfully inys
70 attend By order Of Mrs H. u. HERTs. NcePresideot
MOETGOMERY-on wednesiay the 25h inst Richard Montgomery.
Pusfs services the Episcopal Church c'veacA Friday tn,
PUrSAM2n BoOEyn "Wednesday afternoon 25h insI Abby D..
wife Of EathI Putnam. in the dth year Of her age
The relatives aud friend, Of the family respectfully invited TO esa
the funeral from he late residence No. ~ Monroe place on FnsJ
RAYS0R~Gt The residence sOnn.v. Henry Price, Hemp
stead L. L. Wednesday Sept IS 1872 nnah ElIA S Of nram
Rsynor Of tbs city in the 90 year Of her
William and GeOe RaynOr ad her sonnaw Henry pnes
invited 20 attend her funeral on SaIardaJ se rs
Trains leave Hunters Point at II O'clock returning leave HempesA
TCE-Mrs Te Wednesday. 2Sh inst the ah rear
the residence Of her soainas Mr Isaac Mead Pss
friends invited attend the funeral wthOu, farthes
from foot Of IdberysL Newersey Railroad Friday
9th inst The remains will be conveyed 10 GREENWOOD
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Rochester Democrat has discovered that
the " Greeley absurdity has broken down."
If Cakes Ames and Col. McComb should
happeu TO die Just now. The Louisville OourieJournaI
thinks it would be with far than ordinary pleas
ure that Henry Wilson, Speaker Blaine, and other Adj
minisIaon receivers of Credit MoDller snares would
attend their funerals.
The Columbus Ohio Sentinel thus speaks of
the Hon Frederick Hassaurek: "This accession TO the
Reunion party worth 5000 votes The daily Vofksbtd
s naper of great influence because its editor is man
of eat ability IL Is better have man OF brains
in your favor than 40 fools The fools nentralze inc
work of each other"
The Missouri Republicdn thus admirably puts
the real questions at issue before the people; These
are the two causes before the peOpeOne dealing win
their fears their seshness, and their hatreds; the
other appealing their nObler feelings OF fraternity,
forgiveness and patriotism The Issue, as 9eVeiOpe ny
the canvass between these, and ~ is IN TINS
form that will go to the country for decision in NO
Yember."
The Albany EUening Journal, the well-known
authority printing frauds, thinks Mr.. Greeley's
speeches show him TO be "by nature a man Of ex-
tremes" who has breadth Of view and knows no
suppose you tell the public what the price OF proof
reading IA now Your /" breadth of view" is better
for that than II is TO grapple with matters SO lar
beyond your comprehension Mr. Greeley's speeches.
One would think to read the vehement
bowls of the Custom house editors against Mr..
Greeley's Pittsburgh speech, that who
was a soldier is sort OF sacred person
are who must never be censured. Upon this sub
iect The Cincinnati Commercial thus quietly states
" wholesome truth If class OF pOuCians are pleased
10 assert themselves during exciting cainpdgn tey
must not claim exemption from criticism because they
NAV have soldiers. There were many true soluefs
at Pittsburgh but those who made the most noe WeI
politicians rather than soldiers, during the war as wen
as
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
coNfFoRTED BY A CRUMB.

The Philadelphia Convention put into its
empty shell of resolutions the following Just TO get rid
OF the women"
r. perbr,p usv Il mindful i ohNTsOns 10 the loys
o eel az sefnlnes h viewed With satisfaction; and the
orc class Of citizens ior additional ga shouu oc
treated With respectful consideration
This WAS a small crumb, but, under the impressive
manipulation of few jealous Grant politicians IN mas
eachusetts IL has been made to appear great boom
Tho Massachusetts, women's Convention, acting as
feeder 70 the Grant party (Which needs crumbs aso)
hailed with acclaim this resolution, over which the
Grant managers smiled OF scky smile OF satisiac-
tion and then issued an address The principal point OF
this document is that which expresses the personal
preference Of the candidates for the ballot which
reads thus
We believe the utmost reliance maybe placed upon
the readiness OF President Grant TO sustain any Con
cress action that may be taken. under his Admins
ration in favor OF basng the right Of suffrage upon per
s0nality, and not sex; that whatever may be
the limitations 20 the exercise OF that right they shall
ceaso 70 be proscrpve In reference TO natural dis
tncton which ought not 10 affect the liberties and IN
terests OF a human being. In his numerous appoint
and other public trusts, he has given practcal proof
that lao in favor OF wOmans admission TO wider
fields OF usetuiness ana IN tee employmeht OF oI nou @
sands OF women IN tho various departments Of the Gem
eral Government similar spirit has been indicated on
on unexampled scale. DID
This is charming simplicity. We are glad that tho
oppressed. ipaid able to find hope and com
fort IN the shallow prctehses Of the Philadelphia Con
veSton but ii not after all, little pul that 1hey
should be reduced TO the straits which their eagerness
IN snatohing at this orumb would to hints Poti-
cans promises, the world over reckoned among
things utterly valueeSs and this little resolution has
not even so much the shadow of promise in it. Bn
AZ suits the present purpose OF the artful and
serner who are in for Grant" and so the women
arc W be deluded again
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
LIBERAL MASS MEETINGS.
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT, BROOKLYN

A-spirited mass meeting was held, last even
ing AT the headquarters OF the Greeley and Brown AS
socation of the lid Assembly District. at Hicks and
Fultonsts Brooklyn. A large stand had been erected
directly In front Of Hcksst and around this crowd OF
nearly 900 people gathered. handsome Greeley and
Brown banner was stretched FutOn-st nom the
Of the Association at early hour In the
evening amid display OF fireworks ana the cheers OF
the crowd assembled. A fine band OF music was sta
TONED on the gallery OF the ball. Calcium
LAMPS and largo bonfire lighted up
the neighborho0d for nt least block.
The members Of this Association including many OF the
most prominent political and business men In the Id
Assembly District present in large numbers Gen.
socum and several other prominent speakers had prom
ed TO attend but apologies for their absence were made
by the Chairman OF the meeting, Gen L. NJ PeeE frea,
dent OF the Association who stated that Gen. SiOcum
was absent on the Liberal stump m Pennsylvania and
the others we're rendering good services by previous
ponments IN various parts Of Eewrofk Inc
Ia dutnr the evening were listened 20 With great
deai of intTest and frequently appauded, espeo-
Ia when the names OF the Liberal candidates on tho
Ea1onaI and Stale tickets weTo mentioned. - = :
lam a. Shoemaker OF Brooklyn was hrst introduced
and said IN the oourse Of his ronnrks that nasmuen as
be war had been ended many year, was 10 inc lnter
of Northern poople W cultivate M trpas snu NOT 81
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
AN APPEAL TO ABSENT VOTERS.

At this great political crisis we DO not see
how any Southern who has the restoration TO some
thing ke liberty and prosperity of his section at heart
neglect least at the coming elections The
Ne,c- Orleans Picarne prints timely appeal to alb
sentees 1t complains of the absence from the State
of Louisiana Of large number Of her voters, and begs
them TO return home promptly and prepare TO VOTE
We repubsh this appeal for the benefit Of those con-
cerned who happen 10 be in New-York and who arc
more likely to THE TRIBUNE than The Peoytne That
journal well SAYS:
The most important duty before you is that Of voting
and OF inducing your feOwcizeDs TO vote. Business
can sacrificed TO this great purpose and the man who
would weigh pleasure in the scale with voting Is
guilty of great double wrODg-he sacrihces himself
and he sacrCes those who earnestly engaged IN the
great cause OF redemption from ruin and oppression
Voters come back
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
FEDERAL AND TAMMANY RING COMBINA-
TION.

1t has been frequently charged that the
Federal ring In this State is managing the elections In
the and that it has made corrupt comb
nation with the old Tammany Ring OF which Tweed was
the head to carry NewYork City for Grant The Neo-
York Times itself bOasted that this scheme woud suo
ceed although heretofore denying that any bargain had
been made. Yesterday. however, 1t admitted ID very
clear language that the combination entered into by
Mayor Hall, whom 1t has frequently denounced as a
thief and John l. Davenport, United States Commits
supervisor OF Elections was of tho most sat
saotory Character II any ono doubts that this political
intrigue TO carry New York Grant by fraud has been
consummated between the Federal and old Municipal
Ring here is The Yee York TimeSS own admission OF
the fact:
United States Commissioner Davenport had an inter-
view with Mayor Han yesterday relative TO the opera
tion OF the United states and Stae election IN TINS CITY
in November. The conference is understood TO nave
been harmonious and mutually satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
MARRIED.

-rOMPKNsAt the residence Of the brides psren Stop
Point Y Wednesday, Sept IS By the Rev Nelson hhar Dr.
BrameY Of Newark j. TO Phebe daughter OF Hon Dan
Tompkins
HARMAR-HARMAROn the 25h inst in philadelphia the Cbnrss
the Rev Dr. Newton assisted b the Rev ChA
Mason James Lanmsn Hanar Josephine Nelson Harms bo
Of that city.
HUNT-PLINT-In North Reading Mas 25h inst, At the reaieno-
of the brides W. A. Thompson, james Hunt " is
Mary B. Flint both Of this city. No cards.
McCARTNEY-sEARJBAt Montrose, Penn sept % l57 81
Paul Church by Rev. A. Warmer Gen Wm H. BIO
Csrnsy Katharine g. daughter OF Leonard seare esq
YAsON-ALDBS-Sept 2 at Hudson By the Rev Mr. Bah
bit stte residence Of tie brides uncle Cha H. Green e, j.
Henri Mason Helen NJ eldest daughter Of the late A.
Alden esq, Of Troy No cards
WILIITs-wTLLBTs-At brides residence Jericho T..
Friends ceremony 9th 18th Fredenck b. Wt o AnDs Wets
Al Notices Of Marriages must b. iadorsed nth laR
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
LOCAL POLITICS.
TAMsIANY UNDIVIDED.
TuB LABoRs OF THE COMMITTEES ON oRGANIzA
r.. TION CLOSED.


THE LABORs OF THE COMMITTEE ON oRGANIZA-
TION CLOSED.
The Committee on Organization of the Tam
many Hall General Committee held adjourned meet
ing yesterday at Tammany Han. All tho members
were present. with the Hon. John Kelly, Chairman. Tho
delegation from the With Assembly District ques-
toned. charges having been made against OF tho
members. All who present professed their willing
10 abide by tho nominations already made by tho
National and State Democratic Conventions, and those
to be made by Tammany Hall. The Committee then
discussed at considerable length the recommendations
to be made to the General Committee relative TO the dis
position OF the OF the respective delegations which
bavo been investigated.
1t understood that in the case OF the lid District
delegation tho Committee viii recommend that 40
ton bo taken. The contest is merely for supremacy
between two equally divided factions, both being loyal
to Tammany Hail. and II is therefore deemed best TO
allow to settle the controversy among themselves
or, If they can mako compromise the Committee on
Organization will divide the district nominations
equally In tho Ivth District entire reorganization,
instead of the expulsion OF three members
Of the delegation, will be- ordered; In the
with District il is moro than probable that
obanrea will be recommended IL not complete
reorganization the With District 1t s not proba-
bic that any change will be made Justice John scott
and the rela OF the delegation profess themselves
ready and xious TO secure the election OF Inc lam
many candidates. aud that they Will proceed AT once
10 make the proper arrangements for the campaign In
the lXth District the vacancy occasoned Dy tne ehpu
sion OF John Hotaing will DO filed and the delegation
viii then present solid 'front.' In the XVlth District
there will be number ot changes recOmmended. IN
the XYIIth District either several yaehnees VIII uo o
The Committee will also recommend that prlmaaiy
elections for delegates to the City and County Assembly
and ConRresa Nominating Conventions be held on Oct B.
Will also be recommended that the CITY ana Oouhy
Nominating Convention be held on oct 81 the Assembly
Convention on Oct T. and tho Congress on Ocl. TO- A
committee OF conference consult with similar com
mttee from the Liberal Republican General Committee
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIHGToS, ID. C., Thursday, Sept I'll a. n.)
svuOpas FOR tho past tt1eniu-foar houtt.

\
OFPICK or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Thursday, Sept. 2I-l a. N.Y.
sUuOpas FOR the tVentn-foar hourt
The barometer has risen from Missouri TO
Lakes Michigan and Superior, but thence southwark ana
Eastward the Gulf and Atlantic coasts has genery
fsieu heD n ow lowest north Of the lower lakes.
Cloudy weather with areas OF light rain Is now pre-
vaine from North Carolina TO the southeastern portion
- NYS York. fresh 20 brisk westerly winds over tue
lake region The winds have Diminished In force
over the upper lake region. ,1a teia4. 30
r PFObdbHfnfG ....a.
\ For Yew-England south-eastery and south-westerly
winds cloudy weather aud probably rain areas, the
orme yeerng 10 north westerly, with clearing weather
during the afterDoon and night for the Middle ststs,
westerly westerly Winds and clear ana clear
ing weather. a. -.
From Kentucky 10 Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes
westerly aud nOTthweserly winds aud clear weather
lie winds backing 20 southerly over the HorthWest;
for the South Atlantic and Gulf States parity CLOUDY
Fresh 10 brisk north westerly winds for the lower lakes
but diminishing In force. The midnight telegraphe Ie'
norg from NeVEnglAud aud tho majority OF those from
the south Atlantic aud Gulf states and the upper lake
region are missing '-'f' % 49, "
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
A GOOD STORY.

Ambitious of telling the most prOdigious
roorback of the season. The Missouri Democrat delivers
itself of the following to wit that in 1870 Mr. Greeley
was present at informal caucus of Republicans IN
Washington which it agreed that the Republican
ticket in 1872 should be Grant and Greeley; that Mr.
Greeley was satisfied with this psn and that Mr. Cofax
wrote one Of his later letters of withdrawal in con-
sequence Of his own consent thereunto; that Mr.
Greeley soon after went to Texas, where he was re-
ceved with so much enthusiasm that his return he
demanded the first place the ticket The story lacks
finish and might be improved by little more personal
abuse ln the genuine AdministratiOn vein.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
caTTrR MARKETS

Canaan, Zen, ls sC.rrs-RecsO.s oo b.,d l.relI Tersss
a., h,ct ,here ~ an , se Demand Tge laekbg sm
bpng 70 dsy paying 80 J@s3 81 other gfd1 o'i al hd
80 81. stockers 5O0s4 -; shipments cV h't
HoGs-Recripts-8 900 head market less AcA's 80 o "a
a., - yoot ~ 7ODS4 85 choice extra - sn % ~ -
,a,v ns.ed upoi close Of mrket shipments ~ . a.
cIpts IOO besd msIke iAiry aeH'e Tor g'"' - w.
as . ,-,. ..,,v. "a, rovt q, s,ty
B,Lrruonz Sept 0sCarrLs opened ry se's io To- To- V",.
dgl p1ces
b an % odsT std s6 that generly rei hrst gus " p.s
1sS5: medium ~ good fair quality % 9"~Sf "a feePN 49,
bead; sales, 3 rs bead -, 1, -. Ia, oI,sai I, ,.h
Hoos i1 I'M supply snd IN molerse demand n.rss' 0'''
and 40 lover saes IS O1S7 1 receipts Sos "ss s
sHxe helyy With downward eBde9cJi sA'es a. ~ WV" ~
4 nlnhn
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

posed and shrewd to cunning. with largo love OF
appreciation the spring OF his great ambition able as
Journalist, vigorous ne a writer always in sympathy
with liberal principles; no koeps oven course,
and often states his friends by crotohet tho moro dan
gerous because sincere.
This s moro valuable testimony because oxtortod un
willingly by tho mere force OF personal character. We
most suppose that the speaker equally under the
coercion of his convictions when he described Grant
"inarhcuate silent. inert" few such bursts OF
candOr as this and speaker the opinion of Grants
Olon, would be but little better than dislOYal.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

of,b,, otv will address tho Llbcrris OF dos0on' I" 10
this evening. :, II r,Lo C,,z.
David Maxwell of Brooklyn and Luxe ,,S,., ~
zens of this city addressed one OF tng az syspng
Tho Liberal Republicans and Democrats OIL
,o T,rd ward Of Buffalo. N Y, dedicated their new
,',ar, on Tnesday evening, speeches bong made oy
Aop1o TANNER George W. Cohran, and O. ~ J.. Suoe roeey
1ronawanda The meeting OF the Seventh ing WJ nv T.
and Brown Club was addressed ue sa'Do '''o -
y Perkins and VIM. Rudolph
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
PRAISE FROM A FOE

Once in a while a Grant orator or writer
forgets the collar which he wears, and says honest
word in favor Of the Liberal its candidates
An such interval Of eandor, Judge Edwards Pierre
pont spoke thus Of Mr. Greeley at the Cooper Onion
Grant meeting last Wednesday night:
He iss immense industry and powerful pen, which
he bAs always used on the side Of humanity He eisa
E,e hater OF oppression and Of privileged eassvery
TsHals and OF kindly nature. In money matters,
asL IN pOupes pQye taTslg9t9a an "a gsssIAlX s2R.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
N,poIcon,s Dining service

SeTres the Tuleries being stored in tho
destroy BY FIRE, aterard disposed Of Al
auction BY order Of the French Government
NCo DAVIDSON coo Broadway great expense secured
consisting OF pa pieces together sI the costly Iabst
Linen including Napkins with tie Imperial Arms Thioh csS
originally $50. gold, per dozen
The lD0e Exhibition and for sale az nef 9
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

DOMESTIC MARKETS

vvrxrxaro, Sept ls-Spris Turpenhne hrr n ~ ~ =
s,n a. 81 Is FOR i,raiBed for low No j. o. - ~, 70 ,s
AZ "a e,y F.tra Pale % Low Pale Crlc IsrpSnHns
~ a. Is for nari IS 20 Cor yellow Dip aai VTg'n i"'''
"a
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
,Eor other ShiD Ee,os sec Second PGge.i
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
s. yuvias CBeg) Oyerlaok AutBerp Sept an PJsssn
,,h ,-th "a. mi mass % Punch BdTe q Co.
an DoTpos lourue IchmouJ. City Point sn1 hori7s
in mac and psss 20 OH Dominion Stesmship Co
shjp Bnexst Collins, helones June vita D. trato o. -.
BafE Gladstone (o Yarmouth. NJ 81 Adams Havana u '5" VIZ
,s-..t a., H.. s,,h mia,
shr Asia of BATH Jorgensen, B>rAcoi y up' WV"
fruit - ,u,- Al N ,,A.-. ,v,,h ol..iex
s,br oianuirr }, GoI. John n. b.,
scIr Geo W. Pettes Cole San Bias days. Win ooc"aSos ~
Scbr Cbsdes Bosey (BrD White, Hsboo N 81, ~ dATs ~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27
Special Notices

seyenh-ave. Property Owners-A regular meeting -.a
Mnans Hail Twenty xth seventh TIL 81
FRIDAY EVENING. O'Clock. PInctua attendance requested
great importance will be transacted by ordr
jAsEs LEWIS, Sec. pro ten. PETER DOLAN. Preadeek
kdmund Yates
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

scHOosERs-RIvER coLsTvss
Ala, Pocln,rt Me- NewZeasnd, Rocki.nt
S., Scr.gf Rrckl,rd Hattie Blen Nev.HAg-a
7. /. smith. POrlial nA.,niAs DS.s9. Drsg,
IA p,ovie,oA Dole. PfoEsoaos
~. Aidi.on Title, Dghl0n
JIctscr Roeki,nd Bertha Souier, Hhstor,
: s Scranton PoCt.ant CT Co,aet CaLhA o,. ~
wm Capes RocKporI No j. n hoy1es y lSo.ApO'r mt
Eva May. Portland. n Fnaro It2yosn"-
HsnrV NAV Providence Virginia, hilonige
J. 5. Terry, Providence. o.IlSasa, Dnosvp.cI, ns.
y n itvooi B1,toL jacob Raymond. Providence
Far Wind New -Beli0ul Jas oatteT AsIlt ''''4"@"''
Storm. Providence. iigut rIov~spo., ,,.
Henry Hobart Dghton Johl b9ney r,y'l'G.s n Co.,
Trazer P0rlinI louns, ie1tI 1, . 'e~ "e''''@-
Elizabeth B.. Newport m' oAI,n' rroHP''~
W. y. Burden, Proujense surg, = st W 80
Eio,ii, RorLI,nd Ki.e Mitchell, Gsniines.
L.. Csbil, Providence hero o4iais
CISCO Ledge, Portland. lllopmaf
V.,S,E, RosN,rd MsrT hOIie, Nantucket
Anne h. MArtiu. Eew.Hayen. W ID Osffii Hor"'s
Lady Antrim, WarcAall. Piant'f oAeih
Magellan Boston. Ahli' rfgshsnce'
W. q. Hall Rocksnd. I54li0On Daisr
Jss Cunpi8gham Providence Sarah A. Reed, CALAIS
Belle Brd1eport &. W. Middleton ProVdense-
A. Mount. Providence. Aalison FfOyldence
Ontario Providence 5 Brinard POrtlsRt
3. Brshsrj. Portland, CT z u. Kenny. RocklsntI
H. BlAekmsn, Providence licen NoN -haTeh
Charlie Willie Rocl!aud Elizabeth De.lln, Portsni
Nellie Brown. Boston. j. II. Crowley. Cslsi-
4. Washburn. Tauntou q. W. Whlstof Boston
T. Edwards Boston Jennie Rosicnc. Pal River.
Gen. Hall Portland. Fountain. fali River
s.. s.. smith, NaTeham. IL. MantOn. Boston.
H. Wietts. Providence. Minnie Knnie Bosos-
H. j. Raymond. Somerset J. b. Morris, Chathan-
Hope On, Boston. H. Fuller bo''9A
SAILED.
STEAMSHIPS Hoata for amburg City OF Bam0r for Hver,o
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

Steamships Holva for Iambug CITY Of Baltimore for bve7ess
Columbia Havana; Pen Port suPnncs ship Je're FOE
LondO.dsry.
WIND-6gnfown light s.: clear
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS
Tho Hon. S. s. Cox, the Liberal candidate
for Congressman-al Large, addressed largo outdoor
meetIng az cooperstown n ~ Last evening.
| Tho Rev. Charles B. RAY. q oolored minister
New-York tribune., 1872-09-27

AL Notices Of No
name and address.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-15

IuHr intending q. assure Het Hee. HtA
aa1 q ,a fas.r advantage o. e1aHmn tbts sass
sau a.ta eaHa pasauea.s giving ia1 g-rt.ra.
lars ag fag rales af sl.a asaFaag a.sll regard So
las lssue II saa abagt savings iaa8 ua.eg, ca.
isusa1 aa.es 90 ats. tna oibe Interesting
maHet. ufg ba oaEsIaaa @ specification 30 lha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-15
THE NEW

TONTlNE SAVINGS FUND POLICY
il based on the above condition, and presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which are illustrated by q calculation Of probable
rtsults ou a Policy Of Ten Thousand Dollars, at
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, age 81 annual pre-
MUM t2sI 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-15

WANTED, .......,.. ,...
C1pqlje, Industrious, b7@ly and responsible mon
can find steady Employment, at good wages, az
clerk on tin cart. None bnt men Of the strict
est integrity need apply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-15
HEALTH! BEAUTY!l
DR.. RAILWAYS

ETEnNG AND Pure RICH HLO0D-IN.
CREAHT on TI EEIE AND WEIGHT-gGEAE
fElN ANp BEAUTIFUL cJMlLEAI0S 81