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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-14
wooster Delegate and the w. Il l.,
E. Railroad.

~ 'u' EDITOR oil the lntelligencer:
:. 10 your paper of June LIST appeared an
E y representing wooster Delegate"
NOV VINO visited your city for the purpose Of
uISInS the location Of the proposed line
y S railroad running from Wheeling to
y, SnuGSEy City, through the city Of Woos.
@ Sr lou represented through the medi.
mol ~ Oh a well informed gentleman" a
% w, ..'R with said delegate, in which
Nv make IIAe me appear TO talk and act like
: anOeclie The gentlemen whom |
ITHtnssGnIed, as well as those with whom
~ Tau n interviews in Wheeling and Mar.
AZ ~ fetry, Messrs. Wood, Cochran and
S ~. Know that did not visit Wheel.
70 Oe persuaded to leave pledge;n
~ 70 The contrary, they understand and
IoN laat went there expressly 10 urge
%s SSeplance Of u pledge, and The adop
%aoI The line through the city Of Woos
~ ! am not conscious Of having beer
s sU,Iaed In that gentleman's presence.
Sa w. did not express any mortifica
~ 70 him In relation TO my business; ant
~ EI aol aware Of having manifested any
StIaE Of that kind while in conversation
So ,S MIN. Notwithstanding my returl
SS e without assurances Of success Il
NJ !, mission, refer to our citizens to an
n \" :. my zeal was abated in endeavor
S y v urge our people TO act promptly II
=, uiirg the location OF the road to Woos
rsn,,. 10 be brief, that "well informed
In [us .p knows, without any quallfca
1sIO 1a aat ne has willIully misfepresenter
"'Noserve his own schemes.
E,,,,. - WOOSTER DELEGATE.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and firm.


STocKs-The depression in the stock
market started yesterday on the report of
the failure Of the Erie bulls in London,
was continued to-day by the bears ham.
meriug down the whole list, especially
Pacific Mail, which declined 8 per cent
Northwestern common, Cleveland, Co.
lumbus s. Indiana Central and Union
Pacific, were weak and declined mate
rally. The market closed fraction
better than the lowest point Of the day.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, juno 1S. - FLOUR Quiet
and unchanged; demand almost entirely
for low grades
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and prices have
declined; closed weak; No. Q spring 81 81
spot or June. Corn-Market steady with
moderate demand; No. Q mixed 45fa45sc
regular. Rye-Dull and prices dropping;
No. Q, 72c. Barley-Dull, No. 1, 54a5Sc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-$12 25a12 80 cash.
Lard-Ssc cash. Bulk Meats and Bacon
Unchanged. s+
WHsKY-Qaiet and weak, SIC.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 19.-To.day there
was rather better demand for cotton
checks, owing to the season, and Cling.
hams were fairly in request; other makes
arc dull. Printing cloths remain the
same, Prints are in light demand, and
sheetlngs and shirtings are firm, owing
to the comparatively small stock in
tirst hands, Bleached sheetings and shirt
ings are stationary and appear to have
been checked 10 their downward tenden.
ey. Hills SO inch are quoted OF 16c.
The stock of flannels Is light, and others
are taken on private terms. Clothing
Woolens have advanced &c in Philadel.
p9ia, owing TO western dealers refusing to
sell, and but little coming in. Standard
weolens sold well in faced goods al stand.
ara hgutes, but cashmeres and that class,
! were not so brisk. At auction, foreign
goo ds sold at reduced figures, current.
/ Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 13.=F1ouR Ann
GRAIN-Unchanged. '-N'
GRoCERrEs-Steady and in good de-
mandat unchanged prices.
EGds-Scarce and firm at l4c.
BUTTER AND CHREsE-Quiet and IN.
changed.
! PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and weak; regular
$l225. Lard-Summer, SIC; winter, SIC
Bulk Meats-Market steady, with moder,
ate demand; shoulders, 4tc; bulk sides
clear rib, sold at6a6tc; now held at &c
bulk sides clear, held at 8sa69. Bacon
Market steady.
wHsKY-Fair demand, but at love-
rates, $50,
8 Baltimore Market.
, BALTIMORE, June 10. FLouR-Un
: GRlN-Wheat Firm and UNCHANGED
Corn-Mixed western, quiet at CSC. Dat
D Dull; western, 47a49c, Rye-Nothinf
D doing. - ;
.PRovr1oNs-Nominal.
BUTTER-Western, dull: prime 10 choic,
l6alsc; far to good, 1Sallc. 7
u WasKY-Nominal at9aa92ic.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves BY certain prse.
tiee, INDUCED when alone, habit frequently
learned rom evil companions, or Rt school, he
effects OF which are nightly felt even when
Aslecp, and II not cured, renders marriage impoSl
Siole, and destroys both body and mind, Ihoul
apply Immediately. l. % T''77G =
country, the pride Of his parents, nhould N
snAtehed nom all prospects and enJoyments o.
life BY the consequence OF deViAting tron Tie
path Of nature, and INDUCING In q certain 1oertt
habit Such persons must, beiore contemplating
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THE poor dogs must be having a hard
time Of II in Ripley, Ohio. Zone hundred
and forty mad dogs" It Is reported, shave
been killed there within a week" This
Is absurd. One hundred and forty dogs
may have been killed, but considering
how slowly the disease Of hydrophobia
DEVELOPS itself, 1t is impossible that so
large number should have all been mad
at the same time in one small town.
However, Ripley will be congratulated
by many on getting rid Of the animals,
whether they were mad or not mad.
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c e N E RAJ DEBILITY.
DIR. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain, speedy and on
edeetuAl remedy in the world for weakness In 10
neys or bladder, involuntary discharges, impe
teney, general debility, nervousness, dyspepsia,
languor, low splrits confusion OF ideas, palpIts-
ton OF the heart, umidlty, trembling, dlmnesI
Of sight or siddiness, disease OF the head throat
or skin, affections Of the lungs, liver, stomach,
solitary habits Of youth-secret and solitary
practices more fatal to victims than the songs O
the sirens to the mariners Of Ulysses, bllghtIns
their most brilliant hopes and antIcipations, ren
derlng marriage, &C., impossible.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY. BOOK STORE.

Life or Abraham LineOln-By WARD II, La.
mon, syo. cloth, IS 90.
Life Of Horace Grsslsy-By James Parton,
cloth, 81 90.
GAnops Natural Philosophy For general
readers, cloth, IS 90.
Three Centuries !. q Of Modern H.tOry-By O. D.
Aseyen nOnths Run-By Hon. James Brooks,
Three I. Books % 4 Of sOSs-By Henry W. 1Oustol.
ny Little LIdy-A Novel, cloth, 81 Is.
The spI:1ByJ. Feninore Cooper, new edition,
italian. Jounsys-By W. D. Howells, new
edition, cloth, q 10.
Venetian LifS-w. D. HowelIs new edition,
cloth, 81 90.
Suburban Sketeh,s-By W. D. uowells, new
edition, cloth, 81 90.
Smiths Bible DletiOnAry-1yol., sheep, IS 80
RoushIHg It-By Marx Twain, cloth, s. 30.
1AppletOn'I Popular Science Monthly -FoI
July, SOC.
CrOqust-By Capt. Mayne Reid, paper, 25c.
0nly Three WeskS-A Novel, paper, So.
Broken ToyS-By Anna @. Steele, paper, 75c
Albert Lunel-By Lord BroughRm, paper, 75c.
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ANOTHER Iron MILL IN CUMBERD
LANDING are rejoiced to be able To
announce, which we do by authority, that
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has decided to build another iron work.
ing mill in Cumberland for the manufac.
ture Of merchant bar iron Of all descrip.
lions, and also for the manufacture Of
nuts, screws, bolts, &C., for use on their
great line OF railway.-CumberLdnd Meas
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Young Men,

especially, who have become tho victims Of sol
tary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
thousands Of young men Of the most exalted tai
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entrAnced listening SenRtes with the thur
behring's oil eloquenee, or walked to ecstasy the
living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote connubiAl hal.
plneas. Indeed, without these tho journey
through lifo becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospects hourly dGtken 10 the view, tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair, and filled
OF another becomes blighted with our own. ~
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,,t sIisRlHLE DEATn.-on las, Friday
IoSnsS1Ss a little boy, son Of Ruggles
ran G IN y In This place, aged about Two
dm~DnISSI l into the privy vault, and was
d N.ss. The child was leit in charge
ISvs T want girl, but being neglected tor
Of Nv 5 moments found It's way 10 the place
Il G Ssa!a. y, It was buried on Saturday,
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COMMERCIAL AND FlllKgIAIs
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
New YORK, June 1S.-GoLD-steedy
at 1135a114. Loans, 1a4 per cent for car.
ryiug, Clearings, about $41 100000.
MoNEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent.
STERLING ExcuANoE-1094.
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ce SSIE Ss.., York gas costs 8 80 per 1000
SaS ps sS IN Pittsburgh, Pa, Ii 50; in
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TDr. Pishblatt refers 20 the folIoWinr

DR.. Fishblatt refers to the NollOWln
III Professors Y
RS. NEWTON, MD.
G. N. ROBERTS, MD.
]. HEINE, MD. u 55
PAUL ALLEN, Md.
CALVIN RIVENBURG, NJ D.
q. MORGAN SWEET, MD.
Fl. HERMANEE, NJ. D.
J.HARRIS, Md.
JOSEPH D. FRIEND, MD.
w. w. WATERMANsM. D.
]. 3. sN0DGRAsS, N. D.
ISAAC sPANGLER, NJ D. q,
w. w. HADLEY, MD. Joe
EDWIN FREEMAN, n. D.
MILTON SAUNDERS, II. d.
CHARLES HART, n. d.
ALEX. WILDER, n. D. ....
7. N. HOLDEN, II. D.
re. SMITH, N. D. =
r. BAY, n D.
IN OF NEW YORK.
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Marriage.

Married persons, or young men and ladies con.
templAtng marriage, being aware OF physical
weakness, organic debility, deiormitieS, espeeiA.
y cured.
He who places himtelf under the care Of De
FlshblRtt, may religiously conAde In his homo.
as agentleman, and confidently rely on his skil
% aphysiciAn.
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Si saE = a are 100000 bottles Of o,t.vh.
'~s'n Cincinnati cellars, y 0"'a"OS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-09-11


SAD DEATH.-The remains of
Miss jamie Foster, an interesting
young lady Of our District, the
daughter of Mrs. Jane Foster of
the Savannah Section, were brought
down on Mondays train, for inter
ment in the family burying ground.
The deceased was a member of the
Female College at Williamson.
and was attacked with typhoid fe-
yer some weeks siuce. Being una
BILE to travel, her mother was sent
for, and was with her in her last
illness. Medical skill, and the
tender care of loved ones were al
hand, but could do nought to stay
the steps of the destroyer, or rescue
the bright young spirit from the
tomb. The sudden death has cast
a gloom over large circle ot
friends and relatives. The flnera
services were conducted in the
Presbyterian Church at Williams
ton, on Sunday last, by Rev. j. L.
Kennedy.
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The LUNATIc AsYLUM.-Dr. En-
sor, the Superintendent, has adj
dressed letters, which are published
in our Columbia exchanges, to the
Carolina National Bank, and Mr.
E. Hope of that city, praying aid
in behalf of the Lunatic Asylum,
lie states that not a dollar of the
years appropriation has been re,
ceived, but that the institution has
been carried on, by Messrs. Solomon
to the first of May, and from that
time to the present, by the Messrs'
Agncw- Mr.. Hope provides a
months assistance, and DR.. Ensor
will visit Charleston, to make all
appeal for aid to the banks of that
city, until the next taxes are receiv-
ed. The above statement speaks
tlumpet:tongued Of the financial
mismanagemcnt Of the State Gov
crnment.
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THE ABBEvILLE FAIR.-On ou,
fast page we publish a revised pre-
MUM list of awards to be made al
our next annual Fair, which has
been appointed forthe SOth and 31st
of October, and the 1st Of Novem.
Der, also the names Of the mem
bers of the various committees
and the regulations which have been
been adopted by the executive
Committee for the Exhibition. i
will be seen that no effort will be
spared to enlist interest, and give
satisfaction. The prize list is al
ample one, and the committees
selected from every section of the
county, afford a guarantee that tho
utmost fairness will control in
awarding the prizes. Let there be
a good turn n-out-both of exhibit
ors and spectators - one which
shall do honor to the occasion
and make it more han a success.
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AUCTION.
T'lOr0agl.bled Aldermen Boil & Cows

H WILL sell, at the residence Of Rev,
Jas. P. Boyce, on the oath Septem:
Der, Tuesday,, at public auction:
One Alderney Bull, Lawrence
wears old June, 1872.
Que thorough-br .Alderney Cow
jewels years old December, 1872. =
One Thoroughbred Alderney Calf
May years old. .g1872. ess
One Sfbred Cow, Flora-3 years OLD. II
Ohe,a Alderney Bull Calf, Alexis
: One Alderney Heifer Calf, Little
Dorritt- yearling. t-c9'--e.-.: ~.
One, full-blooded Devon Cow--fronl
Estock of Col. e. S. Irvine.
One Grade Degon--from stock OF Col
Hose, of n. G.. -
All of the above cows, except the
1heifers, May and Little Dorritt, are with
calf by Lawrence.
The pedigree of the above stock can
be had in printed circular by applying
to me or seen ut this office. a.;
Never before has such an opportunity
been offered to our people TO improve
Ltheir stock 1.-The above Alderney stock
Fhaying been selected from the bes
! herds.
At the same time and place I will sci
One Bay Mare, ~ ~. K s es
One Double Carriage, with Harness
One Single Barouche,
,Cne no Top Buggy, ~
One Top Buggy,
One One-Horse Wagon,
One SUPERIOR Chester Sow and Pigs
One Wheat Roller,
One Boilerin Brick,
Cooking Stove, Plows. Bar Iron,
Bags of Phosphate, wheat, -
Together with u large, lot of Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
:. A great variety of Flowers in Pots,
Geraniums, Fuscllias, Lilies, &
Ferns, Caladonias. Cactus,
Begonias, Japonicas,
aud .Pelagoniums
For terms, apply to :. ,
Auctioneer.S
Greenville, S. c. Sept. II, 1872, 22-2t
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Go1Na NoRrH.-A number of our
merchants leave this week for the
North, to lay in their Fall and
Winter stock. Mr.. Marshall Had
don, of the firm of Mcdonald &
Haddon, and Mr.. W. T. Branch,
of the new firm Of A. NJ. Hill & Co.,
have been absent several weeks.
visiting some of the noted points Of
Summer resort, will return by way
of New York, for the purpose Of
making their purchases. Among
those who leave this week, are
Messrs. L. W. White, B. S. Barn
well, 7. P. Quarles, J: W. Trow.
bridge, J. W. Fowler, j. Z. Rob.
ertson, A. Bequest, n: Kaphan;
Maj. Wardlaw, and ]. 3. Rogers,
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An OLD FR1END.-We had the
pleasure of greeting, during the
past week, Col. B. +. Wardlaw, 6
native Of our District but long
resident of Madison, Florida. The
Colonel was a member Of the late
State Democratic Convention, and
introduced the resolution into that
body, which led to a fusion with
the Liberal Republicans. He
speaks hopefully of a Conservative
victory at the next election. He is
one of the Presidential Electoral
ticket, nominated by the Conven'
ton, and also member OF the
State Executive Committee.
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CHANGE OF ScnEDULE.-By refer.
ence to the advertisementin another
column, it will be seen that an i'm.
portant change has been made in
the schedule,of trains on the Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad. The
train leaves Abbeville low at 9.15
A. NJ; and on Mondays, Wednes:
days and Fridays, when two trains
are run, also at ! P. NJ. The trains
Oh the main road now meet al
Nincty-six.
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ne We are indebted to our
friend, MIR, A. McCaslan5, for a
copy Of the Neao York Day Book,
now the fast ally of the sage ot
Chappaqua. The world has seen
many changes, but none more sud.
den. than that in the politics o.
this "Bourbon Of the Bourbons,' .
which has been more Southern
than the South itself. Our friend.
however, we believe, stands uusha.
ken, though deserted by his old
ally. -
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Executor s Sale.
-Four Or Five Thousand Acres
Or.
FINE WnaB L4En.

HDY VIRTUE of an Order from the
I'D Circuit Court for Greenville Coun-
ty, we will sell before the Court House
door, on SALESDAY in OCTOBER
next, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing lands, to wit:
One tract, in Greenville County, five.
rifles above the city of Greenyille, lying
on both side of the Air Line Railroad.
and of the Rutherford road, containing
about one thousand acres, and known
as the MOUNTAIN CREEK TRACT.
One tract, containing from four to five
hundred acres, lying between the PEN
|dleton and Anderson roads and ON both
sides of the Easley's or Towns bridge
road.
One tract, of about four hundred acres
lying between the Anderson and Grove
road, and on both sides Of the Green
vile & Columbia Railroad.
One tract, of about fourteen hundred
tacres, lying between the Grove and An
gusta roads, on both sides Of the South
Snd North Forks of Bushy Creek, and
known as the BRUSHY CREEK
TRACT.
One tract, of about twelve hundred
acres, known rs the LAUREL TRACT.
| One lot, of seven or eight acres, lying
withing within the incorporate limits
of the city of Greenville, fronting on
Pendleton and Anderson streets, and
adjoining lands of Gains, Stradley and
others
h The above lands are almost entirely
| in he,original forest, and the extreme
outer limit of no portion Of them is
more than six miles from the, city limits
Some Of them are entirely within the
city, others partly within and partly
4 without, and others from half to five
and six miles distant The different
tracts will be subdiyided into tracts oi
from 80 to five hundred acres, to suit
purchasers, and plats Of the same will
be exhibited on day of sale, and in the
meantime can be seen by calling son Al.
i Iexander McBee.
ALSO
One tract of land, known as the
ISHOAL TRACT, containing one hun
dred and forty acres, more or less, stu.
ated in the upper part OF Greenvliit
Il County, on Waters of Beaverdam Creei
|and adjoining lands Of Il. F. Whilker
and Others. "a -.
! One etract, known as the GAP GREER
TRACT. lying ON both sides OF the olt
Gap Creek. containing fifteen hundred
or two thousand acres, and extending
Ito the North Carolina line.
1 .7 TERMS. <
One third cash; balance on credit Q
twelve months, secured by note ant
mortgage of premises; purchasers t
Ipay for stamps and papers.
4 If all the tracts are not sold on Sales
day in October, the sale will be contin
ued from day to day until all are dispos
/ NJ A.sMcBEE,
ALEX MCBEE. ::
Executors of Vardry YMcBee, deceased
i Sept. 10. 1872, 22-tf
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NEW FIRM.-By reference to the
advertisement in another column, il
will be seen that our townsmen
Messrs. J. F. G. DuPre and W. Joe
Smith, have formed copartnership
in the Grocery and Commission bust
ness, and expect q full stock by the 1st
October. They are gentlemen of es.
tablished character and business ex.
perience, and will receive, as they
we'll merit, their full share of the pub.
lie patronage. We commend them to
the best favor Of our friends. Read
their advertisement.
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BACK AGAIN.-l>ev. O. T, Por-
cher, Of Wilmington, returned on
Thursday last, from a health-tour
to Canada. the White Mountains,
and elsewhere, much improved.
We hope that his health is fully
rcinstated, and that he is again
equal to the good work which he's
performing. We know of no more
useful man anywhere. We had the
pleasure Of presenting to our read
ers two interesting letters from his
pen, and trust that he may find
time to continue them.
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TIE ALsroN HOUSE. - To the
travelling public we can recommend
no more desirable resting place,
than the well-known "Alston
House," at the North West corner
of the Public Square, now kept by
the Misses Cater. They will find
at this house, obliging hostesses,
attentive servants, quiet, pleasant
rooms, and good table, affording
the best Of everything and well
prepared. We speak advisedly,
knowing whereof we affirm, and
can recommend the House to oul
friends, as one worthy of general
patronage. Call and judge for
yourselves. ..
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!. .N1NETy-S1x ITEMs.-The store o

s1N1NETY-SIx ITEMs.-The store of
Messrs. ,Yoe b Hall, at Ninety-Six,
was broken open on the night of
the Goth ult., and a small amount
Of money, aud a few articles, taken
therefrom. Ephraim Scott, color
ed, charged upon cireumstantial
evidence, has been arrested and
lodged in jail, on a warrant issued
by Trial Justice j: r: Tarrant, Of
Greenwood. II . 7gia D
Messrs. Pope & Phillips, formerly
of Anderson, have formed q copart-
nership in the mercantile tile business
at Ninety-six, and allt keep on l:r' hand !, q
full assortment Of goods usually
ound in a general retail store
Mr. Pope has just returned from
New York, where he has purchased
a select stock, and they solicit 9
call from friends and patrons. Al
will meet a hearty welcome at thell
store. e.'e.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY. I'VE
regret to learn, that the family O
Mr.. Henry Beard, of Ninety-Sil;x
has recently been sorely afflicted
in the loss>of a son and daughter 6
Emory, a ayoung man of promise
who had just completed his junlol
year at Woford, and Miss Mary j..
an amiable and pious young lady
who had just attained womanhood
The former died after a short I'LL
ness, and the latter of a congestlvf
chill, whilst visiting a near neigh 8 !
Dor. In the space Of two weeks
the family has been deprived Q
two of its brightest jewels. "W.f
extend to the bereaved family, ou1
heartfelt sympathies.
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THE OCTOBER ELEoTIoNs.-As in
1868, so in 1872, tits thought that
the Presidential. contest will be set,
tied by the result Of the October State
elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana. If Greeley fails to carry
Pennsylvania in October, his chances
will be settled adversely. but the
present prospects in the keystone
State are very encouraging. New
York would give, now, the Herald
comedies, heavy majority for Gree
ley, but uttheState and Presidential vote
in November will likely bo controlled
by the intervening State elections.