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, 1872-12-24

NV XonK, Dec. 23.-Ihe trade movement wag yqry
light to-day, and presents few fca ;eA of interest.
Tie commission houses 2sa distributing only such
goods as jobhe:g require for their immediate necessi
ties, T4Q tobhinQ trade Was quiet in eli branches.
, 1872-12-24

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
PITTSBURGH, Dec o3-Petroleum unchanged: NJ
sales. Barrels unchanged.
, 1872-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23.-BEEvEs Dull. Extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers S80 fair good ut
$3.50; common, $4.o0@6.00.
sAEEP-In fair demand at 6H@G1Gc per lb.
HoGs-pul at s575@6.25. Sales, 100 beeTes, 1900
Hhepp, 1850 hogs
, 1872-12-24

Evening Provision Board.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 23.-SaIeB at the Night
Board $50 tcs lard seller January at $7o5 100 tcs
1ard seller January, at 81 90 green ha1as 20 lbs
average, cash, $500; 600 tcs lard, SELLER March,
$7.32H,
, 1872-12-24

THE GALAXY will be for the year 1875 with
HsFgsls : = w. l4s
Saturday 50; regular PRICE, 49, With 'Gnr Young
Fo1ks" 5o regular price So With " Lttteus Living
, 1872-12-24

The RATTLE for the Pair Of Bay Hoses.
announced to come of on Christmas Eve, Is
nostponed until the 3lst Of Decembrc whan
& viii positively take place at Sherman
House.
, 1872-11-30

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 29.-BEEvEs-The market
opened dull yesterday With small attendance Of
ance was better, but 145 loads, among which vas
the best CATTLE failed to arrve and consequently but
little business done, The market fell of c per
y toward the close, with every probability Of stil
further Decline owing to tho raTious 1narkes being
2Sersoesed @ With poultry which selling for about
been reported and only few Of common grades. The
quality.
sI1oa coTs-aood and fancy grades are in good de-
mand 1T full prices, but poor arc not wanted Moth
ing OF moment has been ono this week Pricos rn1a
from $50 to SIS eaeh.
SHEEP AND l4saps-Eothing doing In this uark..,
and the supply is abundant. Scarcely sufficient sales
have bean made to warrant quotation Of prfces and
We range them from 7c to 7ho for lambs SIC to 6kc
wool. T ava 1
The receipts this week are 91 car loads, and the
first hands, -
HoGs-Market dull and heavy About five or six
hundred head have besn sold at for State and ~
csc for Western. ~
The market for dressed hogs is we'll supplied end in
chucd to droor Lots the platform ranged iron,
per ID, and on the hooks have been offered 1t
, 1872-11-30

LIVERPOOL, Nov. GIL q. m.-Flour, sos. Wheat
Winter, 11a lod; spring, lis 4d@l1s 10d; white
ayerage, 125 6d@1as ga; club, 1ss 3d@1as Cd. Corn
2os. Porl, SIS. Lard, 38s 9d.
L!yERrooI, NoV. 29-1 r. m.-Receipts Of wheat
during tho last three days, 10000 quartersof which
5000 quarters are American,
L1VERrooI, NOV. 29--1:30 p m.-Rreads:1Es dull,
Nheat-spring, 11s@1ls od white, LIS ad@los Cd :
club, 13s@13s Sd. 0orn, 2ss 9d@a9s. Pork, 58s 3D.
Lard, 3os Sd. Rest unchanged.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-Rentes, 52f oTc. Specie In the
BANK Of France Increased 900 francs snce the
last report.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. o9.-Cotton quiet and steady :
middling upland, 9T@10d Orleans, 10l l9107<d sales
600 bales speculation and export, 5000 sales ii
week soooo bales; export, 1000 speculation G0o0
st9'ss s'sa 42ooo AmeGean $1,000 Receipts
ahoat, 90, 900 American, 1920
Lawns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm.
Breadstuffs dull; California whtto wheat aver
age quality 1os 3d@12s Cd club do, 13s od@iss sd
lis 1od Flour, sos. Corn, 2ss 9d@29s. Receipts Of
wheat for past three days, 600 quarters OF which
l5ooo quarters were American, Receipts Of corn for
past three days, u, 600 quarters.
Ness PORK, 56s sd. Lard, 39s:3d. Cheese 65s.
Cumberland Iniddles, s3s Cd. Short ribs, Sc Cd. '
LONDON, Nov. 29-5 ?. m.-ConsolB-Money9 % x.
ask; new Is, 89H. Erie, AK.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 29.-5-20s OF &C., 96,5.
, 1872-11-30
TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80 is7x
evening to receive their friends and all visitors.
It 49, IN fact, the e"rlest general trade illumna-
tion OF the Burnt District.

The Mayor Yesterday revoked fho rcanao ~
one Georse Ernst at No. % North Caoo1 a1raet ~
where lo did bnsinoss nominay ~ an
and actually as mock auctionear Tha i;on'1sa
cost $500 and ,ras taken ont nn1v fom r'5nne 3re
ago. The roeuery which indnced te raVnc,t2n aVo
Of the license was successful effort to nc1n off
upon rendv rnstic watch va1naI a. ~ ha1.t f@u 81
for $40. ~ "0co' "a
ne manager OF the acadefny OF Music need
haraly complain OF 'nals u ms coffin when
ne oilses taem nome hllnsell by giving up his
thent1e M to such performances as occurred there
est in the matter Int would nrafar - NV
whether theatres nre to be- conductcd m raenoot
able principles or not. IF moi. thev vii Eaar,
away Mr. Gardner can hardIv aiford ~ A9Tp ~
many mora s11ch oxner;monta. ~ Wy
Ihe SAFE OF sc seats for the hublnsteln season
OF concerts still continues large. With regard
to the saie, the management has adopted an
excenent plan, and rather novel one, in giving
t4e purchaser the cholce OF nights. The COM
pete programmes or the week are In the box
ONCE and the public can select from them such
as they Wish to hear, buying Tor one concert or
si5, as they may prefer. Ihe programmes are
al varied, and oil OF the highest grade Of mu-
slcal excellence. AS th1s WILL pc the principal
, 1872-11-30

=, BUFFALO, y. +, Nov. Receipts to-day
ny total for the week thus far 1902 Of 41B cars
dga1nat 6Is the same time 1ast week. The market il
duH Ct yesterdays prices. There WIS an abundant
supply OF poultry and game and the ofal offerings OF
ni have had the usual effect Of diminish
ing the sale Of beef Quite number Of cattle we're
shipped through in first hands. The attendance Of
buyers was slim. The last drove Of Texas cattle In tie
yards was sold to-ay The demand for fat Texans is
rs i noa wo steese az ai7 TIT t9 as6s es At
612M; 30 Indiana ~ 1122 to 1888 tba, at s. ooG75
ia Kentucky av ,2o7 to 1887 lbs, at IS d. n
refas f. a. !: ~ ,1;I al6e r r. 1t !l2 54 Missouri
@44o 50 Canada, ~ 1,045 to 1155 bs ut s40oaf.T0
16 State oxen, av ], ,572 lbs, ut &, rs
sHEEP AND LAABs-Receipts 625, mailing the iof.1
tor the week thus tar 1900 against $500 tic same
time last week. Market dull and heavy at .I@1c iie
cline from last weeks closing rates. Sales 11Sl Mich
igan sheep !3 to o. bs at 21s Ohio, u ibs
at 424 Indiana, e lbs at sol Canada sheen
and lambs, a to 95 lbs, at s5.50G575: 7os Canada
Sheep 1la to 1a4 ihs, at s50o@545 800 Canada lambs
10 to So tbs, at &C. 00a6.25,
Hoa-Recived to-day 7,o0o making the total for the
week thus far l00 against 100 tho same time last
week. Marriott dull at s4.oo@410 for desirable hogs
buyers hanging off at latter quotations. Bales to-doy
e5 select premium hogs fa:tened at Springfield, Ohio
29G to 412 lbs, at $4374@440; 3o45 Ohio and Iutana
200 to $50 lbs, at $4.00@4.15.
, 1872-11-30
Cod Liver Oil,
Hozar d l. Caswell's Cod Liver Oil is the best,


| Close OF Navigation.
| UTICA, n. T., Nov. 29.--The weather ia cold
with flurries Of snow from the west. Boats in
the Erie Canal are still moving. There is some
st, c4TuAn1NEs, Ont, Nov. 29.-Navigation is
to three inches thick.
CORNWALL, Nov. 29.-Navigation in the St.
Lawrence Canals is closed and the boats all laid
| up.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 29.-The frost is
drawing navigation to close in this vicinity. A
| number Of boats are about four miles west Of
| this city in the ice. Fifteen boats were caught
| in the ice five miles west of here. A steam
boat is across the guard lock west Of this city.
The waser has been partly Let out OF the level,
through the city, into the level east This level
will be again filed, so that the boats may move.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-The weather yesterday
& nd to-day was the coolest Of the season. The
III river is full of sharp Ice, and navigation ia
sus pended The Underwriters refuse to pIsce
risk on cargoes till further notice. aad most of
the steamers have gone to bank and discharged
their crews.
20, 7GHKEEps1E, n. T., Nov. 29.-Teu inches Of
SHOW have fallen here since o'clock this morn
ing slelEaing about the city is excellent. The
boatnu N eVerywhore are hurIying freights in an
ticpa On Of 2n early ySnn closing s. Of 5hs Aadson
ca;yed ere today reports that naQsaton rs Is
consider. .b1y impeded by ice, and shippers by
canal ara deferred from further business Sew
eraj yesso Ia which left here for the upper lakes
took shelt4 r during the storm under Long Point.
others havt, returned to port, and commenced
stripping. One vessel left here to-day for the
upper ports
KocaEsrE7, N. T., Nov. 29.-The canal is in
part covered with ice and boats are moying
slowly. i few days more will virtually close
navigation along this section.
, 1872-11-30
RELIGIOUS.
Triennia1 Synod Of the reformed
Church of The United States,

%AuIEH V1 AuE O71lICA Sf1fC&s
| CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 29.-The Trionnial
Synod of the Reformed Church Of the United
States opened their third days session this
morning at o'clock. The Treasurer's report
vas submitted and referred to the Committee on
Finance. Complaint was made against the
Synod OF Martinsburgh, Va; referred to the
Committee on Overturcs.
The Committee on Credentials, to whom was
referred the conflicting claims Of two sets Of
Iowa delegates, English and Germans, re-
ported that when the Constitution was SO
amended as to allow q Division Of classes on the
basis OF language, each eivision Of the Iowa
classes should be represented.
Tho Committee on Minutes submitted a re-
port. That part which was adopted recommends
the use of moderation, prudence. and charity. in
reference to differences OF sentiment on the sub
]ect OF liturgy; adopts the permission given it by
the General Synod Of inserting Ay1nns ana
chants for provisional use on the liturgy; &C.
cepts the assessment laid upon them by tie Gem
ern Synod for contingent purposes; provides for
the organization Of Board Of Home Missions.
auxilliary to the Board OF the General Synod
continues the Committee to defend action in
case noa Of aappsas postponod by thy General
represent their Synod III case of the appeal of
Elder Dunn. Tho remainder Of the REPORT and
the various subjects reported on by the Com
mittec on Overtures were rcforred to appropriate
committees.
AT the afternoon session, the report of the
Board of Homo Missions was presented, and re-
ferrea to the Committee on Missions. The re-
port shows AL encouraging result Of tho work OF
three years. The report says: "We havo rs
missionaries, in thirteen States."
The appropriations asscssed for the last year
will amount to about $4,000. The missions
number about 125 congregations, with a
membership Of 1900. a resolution was
adopted, providing that inasmuch as the
constitutional number Of classes had adopted an
amendment to the Constitution, allowing tile
formation Of German classes in the bounds Of
English classes, by consent of all the classes
concerned and the Synod to which they belong,
aud the formation Of English classes in German
Constitution. This action allowed the admission
Of the Iowa delegates, who we're accordingly
admitted.
This evening the anniversary Of the Mission
ary Society Of the Synod WAS celebrated It is
understood that tho union with the Dutch Re-
formed Church will come up for consideration
tc-4nOrrn}y
, 1872-11-30
NeV York Live Stock Marker.

lev YORK, Nov. 2o.-The market opened in lieh
snow stor1o. Dead meats and poultry are still gi,
on the market and selling low
CArTLE-Arriyals q cars, making 8,400 this week
against last week Many droEes held back Of
the season, and m improvement is looked for. Fa
Ie1ans, cwt BOLD at 10tS11kc; cars Of 62< cwt al
liz; % lbs per cwt; cars thin Illinois, acant cwt
change from Monday. @
suEER1 4oo to-day, and 2a;6oo since Saturday,
had 2s;go ~ ne same time Last week The market
sheep and lambs sold at s4.oo; car, "a lbs. ohic
sheep at 4c car sc lbs at 5sc; car 90 lbs, Caadas
Lambs sell at 6@sc, many Of them going with and at
HoGs-Begin to improve after the low prices, The
1rst Ohio dressed arrived in good order To-day and
sola At At 5Ac City dressed are worth 5A@5kc those
81 81 s lo lbg aa aeng 1 IT &C. Sales cars alive and
day, 40300 against a 600 the same tie last MeeE
, 1872-11-30
drawn S20, 600 from the bank ut the time OF the

J. 6. CHAPMAN
testified that the building vas ~ insured as fol-
12vs lq9srman f nn;asao 6'aEo Msncspts
Chicaro a10. 0D0; tie.zna7iia, Of Chicago, 5l0.-
110. Gariicn City, 5000; Merchants Provi-
1cnco 50 600; did not know how much stock he
held at tie time q tue IRE; he traded III the
| stock. and sometimes had more, and sometimes
Iess: thought he held $50 shares; the Company
| held notes for IS per cent; the notes we're sur
] rendered in consideration of $4,000 worth of
policies held-.s3,00o On his house and
$4,000 On his =, store; the $4,000 was
consideration; the certificate Of indebtedness
was issued to him, or to Case a. Chapman. and
then transferred to him, he did not know which !;
knew Of notes being surrendered for certificates
of Indebtedness in other cases besides his own
did not know whether tbs bonds and trust deed
!. ad been handed to the bank saw them in
Al sgust, when thoy were drawn up, but not
sim 70; thought the horse and buggy was sold
the orse had eaten his head off, and the buggy
was OF little use; did not know Of any other
assets 4of the company.
THOMAS q. SEYMOUR
testified that he drove the horse out to his farm
after the fire to save expense Of boarding at O
livery stable; could not sell the rig at ali in
Chicago; finally sold the buggy, harness, and
horse on time; the note was never paid, and he
never got back the animal; he sold it to man
named sayles; tue note was made payable to
company his notes were surrendered in consid-
Grafton for losses insured By r. H. Seymour Il
Co.; the policy was an open policy on grain,
ETC. be prove up s., 500 to g. 700; their losses
wcre more thae that, but he neyor proved up
more than emo. Ugh to cover tile loss; did not
know of any other stockko kolders, and knew moth
ing Of the transaction with the bank.
WILLIAM T. KAY
testified that he vas President Of the Company
for year before the fire : held $4,000 Of stock;
the Company held notes for 35 per cent. Hay
den l. Kay had loss of $20, 900 on policies ln
the Company; held the stock individually re- re-
ceived certificate Of indebtedness for a5,oo0
from the Company did not surrender the poll
cy; the balance Of the claim his firm held against
the Company attended meetings Of the Direc,
tors after the re at meeting it vas reS4yed
saw % he bonds when be signed them; executed
tie decd to the First National IN august ISL
am. punt Of $50 900 or $4,000 at that time, and
the bank refused to give any more y money 21 T1th~
pany: Beardslee was the custodian of the books
and pro- i7erty Of the Company; the last he heard
ineton street.
, 1872-11-30
LAKE DISASTERS.


Great Destruction of Vessel Property
| and Several Lives Lost.
I OswEoo, N. Y, Nov. 29.-The schooner Will
liam ElGin, from Hamilton for OsHego, laden
with wheat, is ashore thirty miles below this
point.
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT, Nov. 29.-The schooner Sam Flint.
| bound down from Chicago is ashore at the
head of Lake Erie. The tug Wilcox, With q
lighter, has gone to her relief.
| CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 29.-The schooner Sun
rise, which left this port yesterday for KelIey's
Island, was discovered aground tbis mornins 2 ?
near the water works crib, two u1ilea from chord
Three of her crew we're lost.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 29.-The storm las
caught many vessels outside. The head of Lake
Northwest with snow.
The propeller Burlington is sunk below Bar
Point. The schooner Sam Flint and propeller
Philadelphia are ashore below Bar Point.
and five barges, all coal laden, from Cleveland.
struck the ice at the islands. Two Of the bargcs
were sunk: Tho others and the schooner were
abandoned.
The schooner Evaline is anchored off scare
Grow island, Thunder Bay, with q signal OF dis
tress flying. Sho cannot be approached on &C.
count Of the ice
The schooner Minnie Corlett is beached two
miles north of Lincoln. The Captain and crew
reached shore safely, but with hands and feet
frozen.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 29.-The extremely cold
and boisterous weather Of the past few days has
been very severe on lake navigation. Vessels
and steamers coming in are completely loaded
down with ice. and some nearly disabled.
The schooner Morning Star capsized near
Pentwater, Mich; one life lost.
The scow Minnie Cor1ette ran ashore near
Pentwater; total wreck crew saved.
The schooner Delaware, bound down from Chi
cago, stranded near Holland: total wreck crew
saved.
The schooner Robert Hewlett, from Kenosha
for Holland stranded near the latter place ::
CROW safe.
The schooner Rob Roy stranded ut saugatuck
, 1872-11-30

On Thursday, while several boys were ANUS
ing themselves near Rochester, N. T., in target
shooting, til. premature discharge Of pistol
killed ore Of .hk3m, named William Cooke.
The Bureau County, ILL.,, Circuit Court COM
mences on Monday next. The docket is IN
usually Light.
a sod accidental shooting occurred near Texas,
six miles east cf Urbana, Ohio, on Wednesday
afternoon, which resulted tu the death of q
young man abo1t 20 years Of age, named Hough,
and while in company with one named White
about the same age. Whites gun was dis
Houga'a body. he lived about one hour.
, 1872-11-30
a CARELESS ENGINEER,

The following verdict IVES rendered by the
Coroner's jury in the case of Napoleon B. Tay-
lor. lately resident ut No. Is Johnson street,
who vas run over and killed by train Of cars
on the Illinois Central Railroad, at the foot Of
Douglas place. on Tuesday morning:
That the said Napoleon B. Taylor came to his
death through injuries received in being by
train No. Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
and that the said train run By Henry Smith, en-
nneer md We the jury, find the said Henry Smith
guilty Of criminal carelessness in running the train at
. high rate Of speed by station where an iugoing
train receiving passengers and We the tur fur
ther ceusure the eaid Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany for permitting it's emp1oye to trains IN
endangeng the Lives Of it's patrons III in the pres
ent instance.
Smith.
, 1872-11-30

Living Principles Of Business.
Strict attention.
Polteness always shown to patrons.
No Misrepresentation permitted
The small profit plan rigidly adhered to.
Never pay commissions retail sales.
Employ sa1esmen who work for living.
Treat rich and poor alike
Let fair dealing 60 along With every transaction.
Never urge customer to buy what he don't want.
Be your advantages in the business undertaken
equal, not superior. to those Of any other
chant in your line Of trade
Share with your patrons the bargains you may Sc
cure. H.sou buy very low, sell accordingly.
Never attempt to cover up anything. Speak the
truth.
Perform all you promise, and little more if you
can. Never fall short.
Retail your merchandise ut one-naued price, and
never deyiate.
These principles be found practically exemr1i-
fed Ct 4. J. Nuttng's fine G. Q. D. clothing house,
Nos. go and 322 State street, and No. 4S West Madison
street. Let those wIo would succeed, call and for
themselves,
, 1872-11-30
The Produce nIarkets.

NEW YORK.
NEW ToRE, Nov. .29.-CorroN-In moderata 5an,ard
closing Mith prices in buyers favor MiddIng up
BREADsruFFs- M moderately active. reca,nta
!4ooo oris; superhno Western and State, s.. .90as
common GO to good extra $6.9o9705 good to choice do
$1.d0(91e5 white wheat extra, $7.90(a8G5: st. Louis
$7.o59n.oo. Bye -four steady at s450@6.50. Corn,
mfa eints asa oon mtsat M aeye and scarcely h
sCh1caao>. G.45@A48: No. 2 Chicago spring, H,5
, 1872-11-30

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29-The snow-atorm has checked
business today, and the tobbers quiet The com
son: The market for cotton goods has an advancing
1sn tendsney n and is very strong Appleton and Va
bleached shirtings now 20c and Maxwell'a 1sc.
TICKS and donims higher several grades Prints
are fairly active. One large firm jobbng spraguea
dark and medium styles at lie by the case Foreion
goods are quiet md unchanged.
, 1872-11-30
Comparative Cotton Statement.
vessels Passed Detroit

~, DETAoLT' Mich, Nov. 2.-PAssED Dows-prone1-
iers WnsloE, philadelphia, and Toga; schoonepa
n; Knapp and City Of the straits. 0'''A''A' 1 ;
4AssEp UPCPropeller Tioga; schooner James Joy.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 29.-PAssED DovS-prone1
1ef7 Wes ana 6agss Mary s and
Minch, Atannto, F. Morell, Empire State. Nassau
PASSED Ue--Propeller Zouave and barQes. Mary
Pc14gle; bark Montgomery schooner William Young.
WNp-West: showing and cold. ~0~>3e'
, 1872-11-30

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-CArr1E-Dull and declined
A@c very best On sale to-day, s. 00@7a5; that ren-
orally rated first quality, A75@G00; medium or GOOD
fair quality, s. 0o@4 receipts, 2678; saes l9s7.
Aoos@C!osed :dun and lower tending downward
SHEEp-Good are in demand medium and common
slow; fair to extra, S450@G.25; receipts, 3493.
, 1872-11-30

P1TrsBunaH, Nov. .29.-CATTLE-llarket bad arri-
Vals heavy best 615@Gzlc; stockers, 3E@4c
poets dull, - ~<SS~N' FS'
Hoos-alarket very dull arrivals heavy Philadel-
rough. P4oopee''
, 1872-11-30

Sunday Train for California.
The Government Overland Mail Train will leave Chi
cago tomorrow, Sunday Dec. /, at 10 M. stopping
Ut all regular stations uaain line, and connecting ut
Omaha with Union Pacific Express train for Denver,
San Francis co. and all intermediate points. Tickets
ria Chicago Burlington Quincy Or Chicago NORTH
western Railroads Will be taken On this train,
, 1872-11-30

Burnett's Toilet Preparations
are choice and select, and always please.
, 1872-11-30

Nr. Goldbec1z's Great Success at the Chi
cago Conservatory Of Music.
To-day saturday, Nov. 30) is the last day for the
sae Of Shares at 500 each securing ten terms Of in
struction in piano, voice, organ ETC., at half price,
Office will be kept open till P. H., at the Conserva-
tory, No. 938 Indiana avenue, corner Twentieth
street
, 1872-11-30
lAdvertisement.]
The H11mara Cr41iat-

IH6 HumaI6 Society
reports that thousands Of horses still unwe. For
their relief we publish the following important dis
co1ery: Tho Elixir Iodo Bromide Calcium Compound
VIII relieve the secondary stages Of the present disten-
per among horses. It acts aperient, tonic,
iuretic and Alternative promoting the sccretios gen
eraIl;, eliminating from the system the morbid
material which Is absorbed md retained and which
results in constitutional and local Diseases glanlers
lropsy, &C. It has relieved ereEy where used
thoroughly, and first givea by physician to Ills
horse with immediate relief. Prepared only by
Tilden & Co., No. 176 William street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

A very pretty state Of affairs exists in North
Corolina The Democrats there have indu :
Pltable proof Of 6,OOO fraudulent votes polled
py the Radical managers at the election in
august last, and to prevent the Legislature,
from throwing out the ballots, which would
give the State Government to the opposition,
the Administration is menacing all sorts of
terrible things. The Ralei gh Sentinel was
and sflll is-for tho attempt at its destruction
happily failed urging the Legislature to do
Its duty ON assembling, and In revenge some
scroundrel partisan sought to blow the Office
up. IS not long since other partisans attemp-
ted the assassination of the editor by firing
load Of slugs at him through tho window of
his dwelling.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-16

RADICAL EFFORT To CARRY NEW YORK
AND NIRGINIA.-The Baltimore suns Wash
ington correspondent, writing on Sunday, says;
According to the understanding in admins
tration political circles, the present programme
is to make every effort to carry the States of
made heretofore in these dispatches to what is
to be accomplished in New York. Speakers
are also TO be sent to Virginia and every other
appliance used to secure the electoral vote OF
that State for the Grant and Wilson ticket
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Douglas
VINO e aeifl,'u n 40 ohS yss!erdaS leaves a. once ice
followed by others of more prominence. 4
proposition has peen made to have the Rep
ublican candidate for VicePresidcnt stump
Virginia and Maryland. Secretary Delano
left for New York last evening.