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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

The Republicans Washington special
says that the news from every quarter,
received through an extensive CORES
pondenee at the Greeley and Brown
headquarters. 10 Of the most encouraging
charsctsr. Letters from prominent Re
publicaus in many Of the eastern and
western states, who will not pronounce in
favor of Greeley and Brown until after
the Baltimore convention, give assurance.
that at least 25 per cent. Of the Rspub.
lican vote will be given for these gentle
men should they be indorsd at Baltimore
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

A telegram fsoM fsllahasss, Florida,
says that the Supreme Cosr! has decided
thst ". b. Blotham, Democrat, sas
slssted Lieut.. Governor 9f Florida by
As votes. S. =, Day, Republican has
hitherto FLIED the sosision.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

Grant has taken up his summer quar-.
ters at Long Branch, in company with
Mra. Grant, his tather,in law Dent and
young Ulysses, where he smokes his
speckled H,vanas in peace.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

Greeley used to have poor opinion Of
the Democracy, and when We sehcct that
Ben Butler, Uirty WerQus Logan, Matt,
Carpenter and Grant used 10 swell ito
numbers, we are iHclinsd 10 think the
old man had good grounds for it,
Times,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19
The Slate Convention.

The Democratic state convention for
the election Of delegates to attend the Bal
tmore convention convened at Jefferson
City on the 18th inst, and comnen
ced business at once. Col. Armstrong,
Chairman Of the State Central Commit
tee congratulated the delegates on assem-.
bling once more a. the capital Of the state
Abe 6rst time in twelve long and event
full years. His address was short and
pointed, after which Mr.. Newman Of
Rails was chosen temporary chairman,
and G. A. Sutter secretary. The roll
was then called, and showed that 95 out
Of the ITO counties we're represented.
The following gentlemen were after
wards elected permanent officers: Judge
Wm. A. Hall, president. Vice prssi-
dents-Joseph O'Neil, John l.. Thomas,
F. A. Roster, L. r. Mitchell, Fl. NJ,
Bledsoe, James Shields, W. NJ. Claggett,
8. A. Rawlings, j. B. Harris. Secretary,
+. j. Pratt. Assistant secretaries-D
A. Sutteu, John N. Edwards and f. n.
Turncr.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following named gentlemen were
elected, on the first ballot, members Of
the State Central Committee, from the
state at large Ezrah K. Hickman, Of
Kansas City; S,i.on Hutchins. of ST
Louis; +. A. Roster, of ST Gensvleve
Jno. S. Phelps, Of Springfield ; and ,h,
following ss members from the districts
10 order: D. H. Armstrong, J. A. Bill
iugs, Jefferson; Thos. Halliday, Of Madi
son; J. r. Waddell, of Greene j. E.
Belch, of Cole John Reid Of Lafayett
J. II. r. Cundif. Of St. Joseph Edward
McCsbe Of Macon, T. g. HUT, Of Lin
coin.
STATE DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Nominations for delegates to the Ma
tioual convention from the state at large
being iu order, Hon. Geo. Z. Vest o
Pettis, Mr.. VIM. Hyde Of tho Missouri
Republican and Jas. o. Broadhead were
unanimously elected.
DISTRICT DELEGATfB AT LARGE.
The following delegates and alternates
we're chosen by the district at large
Daniel Il. Armstrong, alternate Logan
Hunter; Charles Gibson, alternate G
W. Galley W. F. Seeper, alternate r.
Essex; w. A. Phelps, alternate NJ. Z
Benton; e. Stone, altcrnate w. S. John
son G. j. Nesbit, K. W. Price Silas II
Woodson, alternate G. H. Manser A. W
Lamb, alternate I. W. Towles A. H.
Bucknsr, alternate N. G. Hardin.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First-John d. Fiuney and Henr,
Brockmeyer aiternatcs, A. B. Barr,
and Henry Overstolz.
Second-Jno. q. Priest aud j. O'Fal
len ; alternates, 7. ". 3. Crews and K
NJ Rsnick.
Third-W. l.. G. Hits and r.
Wade alternates, =. b, Woodside an
Jas. c. Moore.
Fourth-W. II. McCownaud and r
s. McElheny alternates, ID. G, Ken
pedy and A. NJ. Willard.
Fifth. S Smith ard Jno Cosgrove
altsrnates. l.. }, Minor and J. Rose.
Sixth-Gso. q. Bingham and jane
Shields sltssnAtss, j. J. Childs and A
Wilson.
Seventk-D. J. 3eusioa aud d.. Tal
bot altcrnates, A. p. Morehouss and J
w. White.
Eighth. B. Thompson and ". {
Gillespie; slternatcs, A, ". Myers an
Il. McCabs.
Ninth-W. +. Seitzler aud Wm. Nee
land altersrt-e, N. y. Brosn and Job
Hocksday.
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The name OF Col T. 6. Hut,, OF Lin.
coin, is received with great favor by the
press as a candidate for the sscretnryship
of state. lie is eminently qualifisd for
tho position. and we shall rejoice With
his friends If the convention, when 1t
assemblies, should honor itself aud him
by putting him on the ticket Tor the
position. Sentinel
We notice that tho Lincoln County
Herald has hois,ed the name OF Hon. I.
G. HUT, of Troy, for Secretary OF State,
and right here, at this time snd place, We
vish it understood .ha, the Heraidssug'
ges,ion meets with our appreciation.
We have known Col. HUT for years and
can vouch for his integrity. Missouri
has not q more honest or more clever
gentleman than he. He is q candidate
for that Office, subject to the action of
the Dem ocratic State convention, and IL
he should receive the nomination. We
shall take great pleasure in supporting
him-Pike County Post.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

Tim. Keith and Patrick Clare had a
terrible fght at Mr. Alferman's stoIe, in
the lower part of the city. last Tuesday.
Glare was braten about the hssd with q
rock, by Keith, and 10 return cut Keith q
throat. The wounds of Keith are seri
Gus, but no. necessarily fatal. Both men
are under arrest-St. Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

DEFoRE PURCHASING CALL AT OUR
ID SHOP AT THE TAN YARD IN TROY
AND EXAMINE
OUR LARGE STOCK OF
Wagon Harness.
Carriage Harness,
Buggy Harness,
Riding Brides,
Blind Brides,
Open-face work do,
Halter Brides,
Halters,
Check Lines,
Back Bands.
Belly Bands,
Bride Reins,
Wagon Martingales.
Riding do
Breast Strops,
Belly Strops.
Hame Strops,
Halter Strops,
Hame Strings,
Wagon Breeding,
Saddle Cruppers,
Horse Hames,
Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes,
Horse Blankets,
Hair Saddle Girths,
Leather Saddle Girths.
Web Saddle Girths,
Trace Chains,
Mule Hames.
Wagon Whips,
OK Whips,
Drovers Whips.
Horse Collars,
Mule Collars,
Side Saddles,
Mems Saddles.
Boys Saddles,
SaddIery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings,
Riding Whips,
Plow Gear, &c.
Ladies',
Gentlemen's,
Boys and Girls
Boots and Shoes
Of Every Style,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-19

'NWaIee .saaooa Y Hxvo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 4, 1872.
ARRIVALS;
RrpoRrEp By THE TERlLp STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Ariadne, Doane, Galveston July 20 and Key
Steamship Western, Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans
Steamship John Gibson. winters Georgetown DC, with
ds6 and q
Efa'Sfp sn Gains
out; Aa % 1as SPOKE SiiS, boat EVEN NJ
II Sn PSs
rH BARK conmbas @ hde Bremen Al days with mdse
q e a snS
WITH SS tic 1isss Sage
Bark Karnak (BrI Allen, Ma,anzas days. with sugar
1sv "'
OF sSa da ass 20 % Sasse sS of 5
Schr John Williams Wilmington, NC days. with ma
schr Moderator, Rulon, Virginia.
ssSI lila SSans Portland %sys, With lumber 70
sSs. d Ai$s..S " ssSs ss'5sS &c: days viii
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Adcphia Fall RIVER for New York.
for SeS 9 York.
S ssSr Hsrss pued Raynor Portland tor New York.
w Smith Bangor for New York. with lumber
schrp mehrisa white Gardiner for New York, with
lumber 70 White Son. y.
%s 81 Ssx xf pSr York
schr T. Tabcr, Wright, Bristol for PhiladelphiS
w sdh pa Ws 10 JOHN 5yB Son Co.
hr pnty Hudson Taunton for New New YORK YORK with
iatS to John Bcynton's Son CO; =. No. vo,.
schr d q Floyd, Clifford Newport for New York.
schr Atlanta Rhodes, Newport for New York;
schr Charities, Charities, Fail RIVER ior EhA"oe'
schr Edwin Tyler, Smith, Bristol for New York.
Schr Boothbay, Barker, Fall River for kondout
schr Orion, Osgood Ellsworth for Rondout. with lath
schr b j Pitts, Vail, New London for New York..
schr Ocean Ranger, Clark Bangor for New YORK. win
Schr W II bartlett Harris Providence for New York
Schr VIM Donnclly, Fox Portland for Elizabethport
Schr Granite state Burgess, Rockport ior new iork
schr Congress Johnson Halowcll for New York, with
lath TO John Boynton's Son n Co.: 80, .x.v,
schr Ida Hudson, Greeley, Rockiand for New York,
schr Vim iundworth, Bangor for New York, with lum.
her to John Royntons Son Co. ,,y,
schr Mary Eliza Allen Fsli hxer LOT Mew iork
schr Quickstcp, Racket, Port Jefferson for Phiiade
scir Fancy, sackett, Greenwich for New York, with
seHr nancy Emma, Baker, Nantucket for New York.
with fish. ~.
schr Isabella Thompson Linscot fall River for New
schr A Bentley Robinson. New Haven for New York.
schr Title 4, Wyman, Taunton Tor New ferk
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CONFIDENTIAL SMITH,

By the inadvcrtence OF the reporter OF the Essex
MarketPoce Court, in the article describing the
Identification of confidential smith, in the
HERALD of saturday, Mrs. Mary Nelson, of 81 Van
dam street, was described~as "a poor colored
woman" The lady is very fair young and beautl-
full, but the reporter entered the Court after Mrs
Nelson had made her statement, and attributed to
Mrs. Holmes the evidence given by Mrs. Nelson.
the latter lady, on the urgent request Of her friends
has desired this correction and we regret that the
necessity for 1t should exist.
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MosBY CHALLENGED BY WITHERs
A Physician OF Warrcnton Throws Down
the Gauntlet and Invites tho Confed-
crate Guerilla Chief to Make Good His
Assertions Concerning Liberals, &C., Ac.
cording to the Old Code OF Chivalry.

WASHINGTON, August 4, 1879.
Growing out OF the remarks made by Colonel
Mostly yesterday at Salem, in the Joint discussion
with General Tunton, was personal feeling on the
part OF DR.. j. B. Wthers, physician OF some prom-
nence at Warrenton, Va, who Immediately chal.
lenged Mosby and the latter accepted.
The authorities at warrenton to-day, learning Of
the proposed fight had both parties arrested and
placed under $4,000 bonds each to keep the peace
upon the 'sacred soil' OF Virginia.
1t is reported that these gentlemen will seek
more hosptabc locality, and rumor has 1t tonight
that they will, at the earliest opportunity, repair
to the classic duelling ground of Bladensburg and
settle their little differences according to the code
of honor.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

Patrick Quinn, laborer, forty-two years
of age and residing at Waverey, was
found yesterday morning lying dead on
the New Jersey Railroad, near the South
Broad Street crossing in Newark. Both legs were
cut of. He had been run over by train. The
body was removed to the dead house, and subse-
Quently to deceaSeds late residence.
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schr Eva, Sherman Providence for Rondout
schr Augustus Wilson, Long, Portland for New YorKs
with stone to order -
schr Clara Bell Gardiner, Gardiner for New York, with
lumber 70 Q Hoyoke Co. ii
iar ben Strong Calais for New York, with lumber 70
schr Madison Holmes, Bayies Fall River for New York
10 scer Eo. Rich Bangor for New York, with lumber
scr Wallis. Kelsey. Portland for New York, with
s schr ssseysns Pst; rs River New York.
se esr Fr u1s wPPit sc FaI Eys f9r yoF
schr David Nelson Perry, Nelypof Tor New York ,o-
Sc c Daniels Mills Bridgeport for New YORK
York Aio'i"ence ZOE new
schr Fashion, johnson, Roslyn for New York.
Sshs Chase !of Rockiand), nom - for New YORK, In
schr Annie Lewis, Dayton, Fan River for New York
schr Albert Pharo Bingham, Providence for New
Sehr Smith, Kipp Glen Cove for New York.
Echr 7 T Abel, Fowler, Providence for Rondouf.
Schr Crescent, Hart, Fall River for New York
Schr r Brown, Charles, Bridgeport for New York
schr Almira, Townsend Brdgeport for New York
Echr Jane Cunningham, stonington for New York.
schr Haze, McName, Greenwich for New York, with.
stone TO order.
Steamer Abatross Davis Fall River for New York with
Steamer Nets DAVIS Providence tor New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Schr D Berry Walters Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Mary II Smith, New Brunswick for Providence.
SchrJ McCloskey, Hart, HoboSen for Fall River.
Schr Mary Louisa, Sears. Fl'1abethport for Derby
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Marine Disasters.

Banks Dagmar for Elsnore. Deodata, for the Baltic
(and both anchored off Quarantine
Wind at sunset 8.
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who is, no do6bt accustomed 10 the duty Of aiding
actors when they are ct see
Mr.. Harry Cox has joined the Strand Theatre In
the place OF Mr.. Atkins. and Mr.. Burlington mas
gone to the Globe.
Miss Dove Dolby, an English singer OF great
PROMISE Is about to be married to an Italian TENOR
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A courts of different States legal everywhere deser-
ton &c, sufficient cause no publicity required; no
charge until divorce granted; advice ree
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, is) Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
n. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
open from A. NJ 10 & r. NJ
A DsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
IA the courts OF different States No publicity, Advice
free Notary l,nbiic and Commissioner every State
T. l. KING, Counsellor at-f.aw. ye3 Broadway.
T W. vANDEwATER,
e. OFFICE, CABINET AND MERCANTILE FURNEs
90 TURE MANUFACTURER,
ocAnii and lj3 " Jlian street. New York;
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MURDER IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 4, 1872.
Peter Shaffer, Of this city, was stabbed to the
heart on Saturday evening by a bayOnet in the
hands of Heinrich Fralick. It Is claimed by the
murderer that Shaffer had insulted his family.
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pretty good houses IN the romantic melOdrama OF
''rhe Corscan Brothers," in which he "doubes,"
as the theatrical phrase goes the characters OF the
sympathetic kinsmen, performing each part with
equal ability. His engagement VIII terminate with
his benefit on Thursday next, when he will appear
as Hamlet.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bouclcault are playing nightly at
P0gue." new drama. by Mr.. BOucicault, entitled
DADDY O'Dowd" Is underlined for early produc
ton 4 q. - .'-'-' -.AAs. - ,. -. 80
At the Queens Theatre, on Monday next. will be
represented new and original play by Mr Tom
Taylor. to be called abstt onehlJ dDead or Aye.D
MI, ami MIs Sandman are to sustain the lrnc
The ST. James Theatre will close noxt week, Mr..
Mitchell kindly setting apart night for the ben
eft Of che widow and infant children of the late
died last week at Norwood, after a long aud severe
illness. N. Felix was brother Of the famous French
actress Rachel, and had been for q short time
At the Prince ofWales Theatre they have been act
Ing Money for some weeks past, with results
happily significant Of the title OF the comedy; but
the season will close next Saturday. The Royalty
the Covent and the Hoborn are also on the point or
closing
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mathews are in London. Mr.. O.
Mathews, Jr., has just been called to the bar.
Mr.. Sothern Is In town, having come over all the
way from the states for the express purpose Of
which Is to take place on Wednesday next for
the benefit OF the Royal Theatrical Fund. On
that interesting occasion Mr. Il. Coles will repre-
sent Asa 'rrenchard, and Mr.. Lytton Sothern will
make his first appearance as Lieutenant Vernon
AstlcyS AHlpntlleatTe ~ 10 NC ouereo lOT ehic ny
public auction on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Harry Clifton, comic singer OF somewhat
better type than the generality Of minstrcls so
denominatcd died on Monday last at his residence
In shepherds Bush. He was both a clever and a
kind.heartcd man, as his popular songs, entitled
"Help One Another" pulling Against the Stream
and many other melodies, all breathing generous
instinct, might lead one to suppose.
MI. j. y. Tyndac, the comedian, would seem to
he born for trouble even as the sparks fly upward
The other day he was nearly drowned opposite the
Aquarium at Brighton, being seized With cramp
while bathing, and now he has nearly got killed lin
trying to scale the chalk cliffs by the Black Rock.
In both cases his rescue was brought about by the
prompter Of the travelling company, gentleman
, 1872-12-05

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 4.-The epizootic having
disabled the horses Of the Fire Department, the
citizens have formed themselves into companies
to pull the engines in case Of fire.
MADISON, Dec. 4.-Gentlemen here from
Northwestern Wisconsin say the epizootic has
paralyzed logging operations, and, owing to the
difficulty Of getting to work, wM greatly dirnin-
iah the log product Of the winter. Here two
horses died Of disease last night but it is abst-
ing, and E1ost OF the horses are doing well.
HAsEsvn1E, O., Dec. 4.-ihe epizootio is
assuming fatal form, several valuable horses
having died since Sunday.
Little ROCK, Dec. 4-The epizootio has
reached here in a mild form. Cloudy and cool
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Weather clear and
mild. favorable to the epizootic. The cases are
generally improving, and but few are fatal.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The horse distemper has
spread somewhat o-day, and q few cases are re-
ported in some street railroad stables and among
private horses, but the paalady has not yet as
sumed violent form nor has business been in
terrupted in the slightest degree. The sick
horses in the Transfer Company's stables, both
here and in East st. Louis, are improving, and
but few new cases are reported to-day
DUBUQUE, Dec. 4.-The horse disease in this
city is gradually disappearing. There have been
but few fatal cases. The Street Railway Com
papy expects to resume running On Saturday.
The disease seems to be more severe in the
country. Reports are received daily Of its ap-
pearance in interior towns. At Waterloo coy
cred carriage, drawn by,,' two men, conveyed
prominent physician Of that place on his daily
rounds. Oxen are very extensively used.
, 1872-12-05
WALL STREET..

Review OF the Money, Gold, Bond>
Stock, and Produce markets.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.-The Wall street markets,
we're dull to-day, owing to the partial interrupt,
tion to business caused by Mr. Grealey's'
funeral. Advices from London continue faYora-
bic, both az regards securities and money. Thet
latter is easy there, With Indications Of lower.
rates.
MONEY.
Money hare Was active to-day, ranging from
7 to 1-32 per cent On call. The improved tone tos
the market for mercantile paper is hardly main
tanned, many who would buypaper at the cu11ent4
high rates preferring to lend their money on.
call at rates, which, for the moment, yield much.
larger returns. It is believed that the present
stringency and high rates On call can last but 8.
few weeks longer.
Secretary Boutwell, is still drawing legal
tenders from the National Banks into the Trees
ury vaults. The amount called for to-day was
over 81, 100000.
The stock marFet was frn, and advanced,
with moderate business. The exceptions we're
Erie and Pacific Mail which declined. The ad-
vance in Rock Island TIES ~.
The Post says, this evening: 1.-The movement
in Rock Island is not clearly understood as
neither the managers Of the Company nor the
"-A~A>~ E-NkA1t A%@1AAhAy
up nearly all the common stock OF the North
western Road, appear to be responsible for the
rise. It is thought, among those best informed,
that q clique has been organized for q or per
frighten the present management with the
threat that they will take the control away from
them, giving ont, at the same time, that they
are buYing for the Pennsylvania Central people,
and that, in view Of the recent movement in
Northwestern, the Rock Island people will then
come in and take the stock of their hands at the
advance. Such is the principal rumor adoat."
In regard to the Rockford, Rock Island & ST.
Louis Railroad, the interest On whose bonds has
been defaulted, and whose Treasurer, Henry A.
Boody, Was arrested this week for embezz]ing
9100, 600 belonging to the road, there ia gem
eral feeling in Wall street that the affairs OF
the road should be fully exposed, and that the
recent arrest is move in the right direction.
RoUTwE1L's POLICY.
The Daily Bulletin, q strictly business jour-
nal, is very severe on Secretary Boutwel1B re-
port, saying: Ever since he came into Office his
whole policy has run in the direction Of consoli-
dating permanently in the hands Of the central
authority powers confidingly surrendered by the
people under mortal exigency. He has as-
sumed stold indifference to public opinion,
which has amounted to perpetual official in
eult.'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was quiet to-day. Gold dull at 1122z@l12T.
Government bonds we're higher and firm
The demand is active, with few offerings.
PRODUCE,
Flour Was steady, with fair export and home
trade. Wheat closes frmer for low grades, with
q fair export and milling demand. Pork was
dull; new mess is offered st 514.00 for Decem-
ber, $13.8719 for January, and S13.75 for Febru-
ary. Cut-meats are quiet. Sales: Is boxes
0fss bosss on esar Ha sed Ga the spes at
and a small lot Of short nib at TIC, Lard dull,
and in buyers favor.
, 1872-12-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

WARRINGTON, Dec. AIR. ANTHONY was
elected President pro teua., and the Senate ad-
journed.
, 1872-12-05

War DEPARTTH1t OFFICE or rm CHRB
s1aNA1. OFFICER, DIV1s1o1 OF KILOGRAMS AND
REPoRTs FOB TIE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. probabilities bar
ometer will fall in Wisconsin and on Lake
Michigan, with southerly winds, cloudy weather,
and ig ght SNOW, and cloudy weather extending
thence to the lower Ohio valley, followed to-
morrow by occasional SNOW, and northwesterly
winds. In The further Northwest, northwesterly
winds, cold, and clearing weather. In the Gulf
and South Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
light variable southe1ly and northerly winds
the latter yeering to easterly On the
gull, with light rain in Michigan,
Over the lower lakes and in Canada Southwest
erly winds, partly cloudy weather, increasing
sure> In the New England and Middle States
fair weather, increasing temperature, diminish-
ing pressure, and southerly winds.
, 1872-12-05

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 4.-The Ionia d. Stanton
Railroad has been formally consolidated with the
will be operated as one Of it's branches.
, 1872-12-05
A Bogus Rubv.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-The celebrated Btan-s :
ton ruby, claimed to be worth 5000, 600, was
tested to-day, and found to be soft garnet.
worth about 800.
, 1872-12-05

Lizzie Ida, and Gabrielle Greeley and other uourners
In carriages,