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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-12-20
INVEST RIvER NATIONAL BANK.

Notice Is hereby given the legal voters in WEST
RIVER NATIONAL BANK TO meet al the Bank
ing House Of said Bank on the second TUESDAY Of
JANUARY 1873. at TEN O'Clock in the forenoon to
choose Board Of i've Directors for the year ensu-
Ing. Also an AGENT 70 make any and all deeds nee
essary 70 be made, and all necessary officers.
By order Of Directors,
Jamaica. Nov. 80, lSs2
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GREEN MUU MA N
Pc ELS.

4 VOLUME OF POETRY has been / sued N
tanning poems by authors from all parts ! the
otato- lne poems are mostly of ii ulgn order nd
must DC Interesting to any lover OF literature The
edltor mas sought to give the productions fla
great numoer oil poets but collect those of IN crit
ING volume contains some of the sweetest poems
ever penned by Vermonters. There is a good yari-
ETY. the grand old patriotic FIRE the bme and the
palmetto The volume is meeting a rapid sale 10Th
IN ana out Of the State 1t is good bouk Tor a pres
ent to a teacher friend. 49,
For sale by JOHNSON A BARRiTT Rallows
Fails; BoYNTQN x WARREN, Springfield: eli 81
aEl 4 cLAPP. Brattleboro and Booksellers
Any one sending $500 to A. J, SANBoRN. Ber
paid. ~ f'''
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DEATH OF Mrs. Gov. CONVERSE. -
The wife of Gov. Converse died sudden
ly of apoplexy, at Woodstock on Satur-
day evening last. She was a very es-
Unable lady, and the honored execu-
tive will have the heartfelt sympathy
of the people of Vermont in his deep
affection.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Wanted.

An experienced girl compositor. Sit
uation permanent. Also job printer
one Of steady habits only. Apply at
this office.
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1iea.

In this village Dec, Il, Mr.. ]. 5. HUNT, recently
Of " Westminster aged A. years
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PosT OFFICE Observation-Disclosures
General Creswell has decided that let
tiers can only be delivered to the person
to whom they are addressed. In the
case before the department, a husband
demanded letters for his wife but was
refused them.
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Found.

an the llth inst, a small sum Of money. The
~ loser is requested to call and take it.
SILL j. O. T0LMAN.
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Vermont Central, Vermont d Can.
ada Railroads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Commeuc.
W ing Monday, DECEMBER 9, 1872

WINTER ARRANGEMENT - Commence
" ing Monday DECEMBER 9, 1872.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls $50. a. M, 745 A. NJ $50 P, n
Mail Train leaves ogdensburg at 600 P, N. ST. Al
hlte River Junction or Rutland at 2.25 p NJ South
Vernon at 400 P. NJ, New London at $50 p NJ, con
aectlng with steamer tor New York.
Night Express leaves ogdensburgh at 200 NJ
Montreal at $3.50 ? ~, St. Johns at $50 NJ. St Al
,ans q 20 P NJ arriving in Bellows Falls tyia hite
liver junction Rutlandl at s.25 a. M, south Yer
HAT a. ~ A. 4; n. New Londor at Il O5
&, Rutland at $50 A. NJ. Bellows halls IPassengef
train 10 A. NJ. South Vernon, $40 A. NJ Connect
as AZ Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, wor
ina New York, arriving in New London al 5.lU P.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at 4.5o A. N. 10, ~, SIS.
Mai an train leaves Boston, at 7.so A. NJ sprinsfei
Fails Me- wa 0Hs0R :, 9Se a. NJ Below
or burlington. and 81, Albans. Montreal. &c.. ar
lying IN Montreal at s45 ? NJ, and ogdensburg at
Night Express leaves New York at $40 P. N
tutland) arriving in ST. Adams at s. 10 A. MN ~
real at $40 4. NJ, ogdensburs at L. IS P. NJ
accommodation leaves New London at $40 N
t tr Corner S:SOr south Vernon at 400 p NJ.
3eliows Falls 5S5 P, N. (mixedl arriving in hut
Mixed trains leave Bellows Fails $50 a N ior
v hite River Junction.
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ
wing in kutla nd AT $40 A. M
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the NieA TIA,
stween st. Adams and Springfield and bur iI,I
nd Boston.
Connections at W. r. junction with train, 4.
'orthern N. Ii. and Connecticut and Passuu,,s
aver Railroads atogdensburg with trains lol h
lest, at Rutland with trains over the Harlem h.
snsion Railroad, also with trains over the k.uss,
ier and Saratoga and Railroads for Saratoga -
tlbany anu the west.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Wes
{ the principal stations.
g. MERRILL, ten 80
1t Albsns. VT. Dec. Q, 1871
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Just Opening

lT0. f. WOODS a large assortment of CROCK
n cry consisting of TOILET SITS. CHAMBER
SITS, TEA SETS, some OF the PRErTlEST
Sly LES ever seen in Bellows Falls. Would make
a splendid PRESENT FOR CHRISTMAS.
Bellows Falls. Vt, Dec. 10, 1872 81
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- -. ORDw AY.
CONTRA CTOR AND BUJIDEP

Holds himself in readiness TO contract for ali
s Ic OF Building, and will GUARANTEE Salts
sskAAolloN 10 every instance. Also CIapboards.
Shlngles and other Building Materials Tor sale
oehednles OF Timber furnished al short notice s
VrFdCE, over trays Clolhing Store
% BELLOWS FALLS, Vt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS IN PENNSYLVANIA

Senator Carl Schurz viii address the Lib
erals OF Pittsburgh Pa, on the 23d inst,
The Second Ward of Pittsburgh, Penn, mas q
Greeley Brown and Buckalew Marching Phalanx."
A grand rally Of the Liberals Of Clinton,
Pa which took place the 10th inst was addressed Dy
III. N. Scott
Mr.. Leo Miller addressed the Liberals OF
Troy, Pa, Wednesday Of last week. after which 10
voters enrolled themselves members OF the Greeley
and Brown Club.
The Liberal Republicans of MahanOy City,
Pa held a mass meeting on tue 9th inst tOrch-llgt
procession formed and after marching through the
prpcpal streets Of the city halted front OF the An
thrace Hotel The meeting then organized. and
speeches made by VIM. p Furey Dr. j. j. smy the,
and John A. Nash.
The Democrats of Luzerne County, Penn,
held their Convention the 10th inst, and recom-
mended Stanley woodward for Congress by acclamation
There was large attendance and a went quietly until
n Representative was baloted or AZ TINS point some
disappointed created little disturbance. Alter
quiet was restored the Convention adjourned until tue
next day.
The Young Mems Keystone Club Of Phila-
deIpha was organized on tho 9th inst. the following
officers being chosen President, NJ. j. Nage Vice
President Geo c. Althouse Treasurer Theodore Ward;
Secretary, Virgnius H. Nathans; Lieutenant Colonel,
James T. FOy Major, Horace Suemson; Agutant'
Thomas d. Frcltas. Tie CLUB u large one, anu "i 10
good work for the Liberal ticket this Fan.
One of tho largest political demonstrations
ever witnessed ntusyile, Pa, or at the Opera
House last Friday evening Large delegations came IN
from the adjoining towns and special train from on
City brought hundreds Petroleum Centre and other
towns along the Creek. After perfecng the organiza
Buckalew, the Hon. Daniel kalbfus, the Hon VIM.
Hartley, aud the HOu. Samuel Griffith.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

mcns Indeed why does represent himself before mo
President 10 argue cases already passed upon Dy tne
proper executive ohcers He has ayONed that ne bad
argued few before the President Neither ne nor
tie President knew there any Improperly IN tat
Did body ever before hear OF lawyer ptacucng De-
the Presdenti What the courts IOri ~ seems
like n dismal Joke to say that Judge Dent has been
pleading cases before tl~ II gh Court OF hs prothern
law, but IL u uuqu sOuaby fact. Apply he lahguaee
Of Ihe Gasehe, copied above, 10 this OF
the rarest Ia u history Of the combination V uuey VIII
mperuuence. G are Inclined to the opinion mat re
Cincinnati Gdsete, OF November H. ls0 was correct III
SAYING: 80,
More etang self snl unreasonable family s, n no paos
ever had tan President Grant specimen oil Ae pe V
deien BED IN Washington correspondence IRON ies "
ess ever pefon will pray to be reeFe1 an u % ''ru '
President viii the "hoe SCI -,
But he not shaken OFF one Ot them anu neNer MIll
Thv brOthers-il-law stick closer than hfother Ihe
cOAns cleaye unto their relative ike tloAs 70 sore
foot. Dents thick they ever were, anu HIONh
audaci"is with high feeding In some parts Oh 'e
try there seems e. be Willingness indeed an ankSty
that sort Of thing should on forever; NVH that
Is not public sentiment in TINS quarter, out ,I' - u
wearinss with the misuse OF the PIesldelta Oloo anu
an UNDERSTANDING Of the sordid aud huckstonng 9rt
that prevails about it, that will nd an expression S-r-
ling 10 the official advertisers. 1he news from H'no
VIII not be famous after OHIO Is heard from
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
PERSONAL.

Gen. Sherman has sailed from England, for
EewYork.
Bayard Taylor, while abroad this time, makes
his home at Gotha, in Germany.
The Boston Post gives assurance that Dixie
was not so called after Gen. Dix.
Sir Edwin Landseer's health continues to
improve and he is once more at work IN his studio.
Mr.. C.. f. Blauyelt has lately been appointed
Professor Of Drawing at the Naval Academy in Annap
oils
Lord Salisbury has given tea party, and
s trying to raise benefit fund.- for the watercres girls
Of London.
The gifts to Nilsson, on the OCCASION of her
marriage were deposited in the Bank of England for safe
keeping
DR.. Houard, it Is stated, will give some
public addresses the subject of his Imprisonment by
the Spaniards.
Miss Matilda Heron is writing, in The Cah-
Cornia Chronicle, the subject OF San Francisco
Twenty Years Ago"
They are setting up statue OF the late
Justice Taneyof Dred Scott famen front OF the
State House at Annapolis.
The Hon. Matthias j. Bovee died at Eagle,
Wis., Sept. l2 age so. He was member OF the New
York Legislature In 1896 and member OF Congress from
1854 to 1884, during President Jacksons Administration
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE TRUTHFUL Two-TERM TINES.


We are able 10 make small contribution
toward The settlement OF bitter itt squabbe, when
Les been ra giug for days DetWecL IE NEW ORA
TFI8rsE and Times. On Tuesday OF last week IHi;
TRDIrsg asserted that Gen. Banks had been punished
fr his Ieeleyisn by the removal Of bis brother from
the house. The next day The Tines denied tue
statemeut aud charged THE TRIBUNE with Wfu false-
mood I'm regard to IT, TIE TRIBUNE, finding that
Banss brother not removed, r. 10 compelled 10 take
hack lis statement aud since The Times has been
beaborIng THE TRIBUNE for its sandtrous and bdsees ss
fabrication. Now IL Is "a fact, Which we happen 10
tnnvg that the original statement OF TIE tribune
which has been the cause OF all the rumpuE Was prcly
nearly correct after ALL The order for tho To-
,ncvai OF Bankss brother actually given on NOR
dav morning OF last week. as tho subordinate 4 whom
Collector Arthur gives instructions about said tns,
CON tesfy but when IL was found next day that IHk
TpuuhE was going 10 make ~ Iuts about d, u Was
WITHDRAWN, and Mr. Banks was retained IN LIS il-%Sp ~
Ceiector Arthur probably assured The Times that Mr.
Ranks (who IN fact Is on the Grant sde had not been
ssfnailv removed, as stated by THE TRDCsE buI
S aid not say as he ought o. have said la justice 70
TuT IgIBNE that he had Issued the order OF remove
atI IyIrIdrawu It from fear of InG TRIBUNE. Ih'
Times therefor, has been fssoli abusing III TRIBUNE
about tnls uiattea'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

ADAMs-on sunday the 18Th inst A6ran Adams. aed 80 ysar,
from his late home o. h cousp Rob A Ais sOa
east corncr Avenue hundreia1x h, Tuesf
%f5GnH Si5 n. at ~ o'''''' '" WAS '''' '''- w
yonges son of Joseph L. Banser he iih of A'
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to 'iint
y, di ionp b on Mr. tsI Ba1sSr Sii Wes Ffy'toash.st
D2pF' 5e 81 c.s sol hsn1 F 6S S e ass @ var. and day.
Is & a"es on ModsT the IS ast At 81 o'clock p m om
residence, za West Eeynth The remains vii be taasa to
Greenwood Cemetery Tor ntelnsnt.
BRowER-On FRIDAY Sept p in bis oh year John L. Lroys,
ne rs,f' % 5 and 1di In s The % % s. Ts i s,sn as q ' a
o'clock p NJ Tuesday, l7h inst, without hrtler notice
CARPESTBRAt POushkeeps Sept 10 George Carpenter Of this
HI. @ friends and the friends family invited 70 attend bis falrl
Pies5yteran Church. viii. at unher invitation
DONOHUE-0n saturday, Sept a. hare' Elizabeth wife joAs
The fey and Geads Of the my are invited serl tie fnsrl
morning l6ib inst ,t9:o henc 81 Prss Church kot
and Wloahhyaes where solemn requiem mass vii be offered ~
iStsrmeHt
DoREMUs-At Hamburgh N j. Friday morning. the 18Th ias
Funeral from bs late residence sfeeFs Jersey City Moui,y
morning he inst, 10 O'Clock.
FRoST-In Sept 2 after bor, Illness MI John H. FROST
The funeral Viii take place on Tuesday tie mn oeloa p
and friends invited to attead
HowLAED-Atber late residence Ithaca Sept ste, shor.
painful Illness, Mrs Mary b "a Pe vile o. r. " % L 20
daughter the late Frederick D. Pe Of s county IN tic 'A
year OF her age.
BomngiiIe Sunday afternoon Sept Is David \.
Jackson in the 37ih year OF his age 49,,
TIE relatives and family respectfully invited 70 aef
mee, NE ei cSrch 2n eorssi Sust aiol BroiT,
POLUgMUS-Suien HasoD, WEDNESDAY sept II, Theodore.
ony son Of Bara aud the late Theodore Po.hemu, lh
Rev and friends family respectfully invited 20 attend s
flnea om the I mother " Renseast on wednesday.
Sept 49, at ? O'Clock.
RoBISSOS-At Mamaroneek. Sept r. Map W., wife Of B. o.
Robinson.
Funeral services late residence Monday lob mat at
Carriages MamarOneck, Tor tram leaving
York an Eew-aven Depo. at llO ~ Tie remains VIII be IN
TERED at Kye Cemetery
sUTTON-AtR First Day 18Th September FheDe f. "ooF 81
Slas Sutton, a the 10th Of her age a.. 80,
respectfully nYel
funeral from Third Day Cfuesyl at II o'clock
Carriages Will StaiCn the srnyS of the a
m train NewYok Sew.Hayen r. r., from Twen'sevnihSt
and Fourth ave-, Hew-iork.
sMTHOn Sunday Sept IS. M Martha Augusta smith, wife u
Thos H. Smith aud daughter OF the late d T. Valentine
The relatives family Invited 10 atel the funeral
from her rsten No. J0 Fulton Brooklyn, on Tuesday
Sept H. at 2 o'clock ?.
TRAFFORD-At Astoria L. on Saturday ll inst Cornehus Il
TrARorl, in the 64h year Of his age. =. -. !,
The relatives friend, respectfully invited 10 aitebf
te funeral late residence Tuesi lih int 81 0cok
D M Harlem boats Peek Sip and Fulton market
slip at ll5p
YOUHG-At Bloomfield j. sund,y 18th inst apOpeI Wit
la Winde Young, in the 4Jd year Of Bis age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

vinds ,eerlng 10 easterly and s0uthery with s,ghs
isa n te temperature and clear weather except along
the coast where partly cloudy weather VIII proDaoS
Generally siear weather and Hight winds Tor tns
southern States, east of the Mississippi;
the Ohio Valley Winds veering 20 westerly ano nOIn
xgesterv win generally clear weather Tbs mldDgnt
telesrapic reports nom Upper Michigan and DakotA
arc missing.
AUTUMN DAYS,
The thermometer ranged last week from 94'
on Sunday 10 $50 on Saturday, the being @'
The average temperature yesterday was eo' rising from
500 at a. m 10 GO at noon and falling again at MD
night The average yesterday was thus 2e' below
that OF last week Rain accompanied by cold D0rthery
wind fell early in the evening, and tire day was moro
like November than September An unusually hlgh too
occurred In the evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
Autumn DAYS.
pASsENGERS ARRLHED.

From LyEPPOOLfs sieGrshD CIR o Nev Fort seps. p
Miss Fyu, Miss Bedr. r. moore Mss ~ neoe heI - a "
n Lebr Robt Savers NcOaan ard family MI 400 hrs -
Baie Mr. vdler Tfol Byb, @: W hgari' M and sr w ~
Psis,er Mr5 s. DOngss M J. Hamilton Nj ven epaaen "
McIarcn Dir Mrs P Mc6eOgh Mn. : A. Dixon Mss ntls
and infant Rowland Rev. Wa. Phean Water Bng g@
prso p Saline r. sxayre IA. p carey, daughter ana son "
Esaacoour Mr. and Mn Gao saller aHd soa X IsIS S.h
Martin w Aianz0n v aud A. Cor0e Miss ~ a. haBnue ~
Dav Ard son TEos Suces Tho McETeet Nm Suors Dd cb
Mrs Cole Ms Powell. Mr. and Ms r. baks AahI sns s"fV~~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICR OF THE CHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. l6, lSl2-l a. IN.
Synopsis for ue pdq iloenyfoau hOuls
The barometer has fallen north and east OF
Tennessee, being highest north Of New-Eugand
Nortlery 10 nOrJheastery winds are now prevailing
from MARY and to New ngland. with cloudy weather
and areas OF rain.
West of this region generally clear weather and light
winds except west Lake Michigan where partly cloudy
weather and fresh To brisk westerly winds reported
clear weather over the Southern states.
Probabilities.
For New England, winds yeering 70 easterly with
cloudy Weather along tue coast ior the Middle States
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

maruiacti Scyr luee beng stored IN o., ror.
the Louvre destroyed by ire aersard DISPOSED ID al
auction by order Of the Freuch Government
DAVIDSON Co.. J6 Df0aissyt AZ great eIpen ssclrSs
small OF H. consst 0f 22i pieces together With tho oos
Table Linen hapkn With the Imperial Arms, HA'
originally i8p, gold, per dozen go.
exhibition and Tor SALE Al tier store
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

of thanks lo rho latter gentleman. The motion was
unanimously carried. and the meeting ADJOURNED WIN
three hearty cheers for tho NATIONAL ana ota chees
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
NOMINATION.

ScuENrcrApY. N. Y, Sept. 14.-Daniel u.
,uaso ,s uop,,nated for Cougress by the Liberal Re-
nnbl,o,n and Democratic Conventions of the XIXh
DIs,riot TODAY Mr. Judson is leading glove manuiac-
,urer ~ Cloversvile and has been Republican since
lsse The nomination has been accepted.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

NEBRASKA
THE CONGREss DIsTRICIs.

r, p.,psvlvauia and Indiana the Congress districts
have NOT vet beeu rearranged. Pennsylvania is now
represented by - Republicans and II Democrats ana
Indiana by Republicans and Democrats IL VIII DO
observed that the former State is now 70 eject tnree
Congressman at Large and the latter two Inc ok
Congressnen now representing Iowa arc an h0P1D % az
,,oaas ,rba nine new districts are doubtless all DC
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

signed to return Grant Republicans. Ohio. now repre-
sentcd by IA Republicans and Democrats IS divided
into 90 districts, OF which I6 cast majority for Gov
Moves at the last election.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
1sr OF CANDIDATES NOMINATED.

The four great States of Pennsylvania, Ohio
Indiana Iowa hold elections Tuesday October g.
Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Indiana choose Governor
Ohio Secretary OF state. and the four States together
no less than 60 members OF Congress- besides judges OF
the Supreme Court and minor officers. Nebraska also
elects Governor State OFF er aud Congressman. The
following is list OF candidates thus fafput in noul-
nation:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

Average Republican vote in the nine eiecuonS OIoi
average Democratic vote l4i747; average hepup,oan
.rit, Goa. average per centage Of the Republican
80 ,bicb transferred TO the Democrats would have
turned the result in their favor, 2.5S
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
MARRIED..

CONBR-PRCETn Goshen y. " Sept d. b Rev james Lsk 4
PHILADELPHIA William r. Conner aud Eyi Pne, ootl Of Oo-Ls-
No carls
AH Notices of Marriages must be Md0r8ed ,oih flD
uOue anil ,g,LIrees
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

Argregts vote Douglas, Brecknrige and Bell - -,
Heud soldiers LncOlns majority on home ToEe was oS
OF army vote l4foJ y c-..f. m
Charles ONei the reguar heDuDheh
-9sd The Democrats supported Creey, and be TeG
~ ~ M ONe agl the Administrator cand1ale ms s
b as IN 1864 and making the totals above We nave tAe
a. W. f5r Cougrman B 1885, when Nell had z,oZV MolV over
Florence, Dtmocat ,.,-.. ...,-os . ,oe votes xbieb
Bar spaugsr Temperance candidate received i0' 'o "heh
-. 80 rslllsd IL this
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
LATEST SNIP NERS.
tror o,s,r Shin Esgs see Second Pags1


ARRIVED. Sunday, sept: pit 70: 70,
- s.ag , D' | orr kfHP%y S,, Liverpool Sept . va V''''''
Sisa1sap CS d SesorI Bf Lochsad Liverpool Sept a"d
QueensOBu lh with ise and prs % Joln o. Dale A nd ana
Steamship ocean lesa Bser A,pnva Sept 5. With a e'-
Ssamkp Msuiyoner Farcoh Savannah, With ndse AMI Oa~a
Ship Dutch s@t Roterlsu 50 day. rtts %a,e 4,
Bark Bese Parker (Of ST. JoAn n ~, Cox Aei'Doro y ay'
Bal Se5sisf lSor Jacobsen Loadoa g. Day. with Pd,
Bark ahEsak ArchaD, Leblanc POri cAOHa G B. is~aS.
BARK Rosa cNor) oIholm London 4s days. with @ae
BLg S5aor sos wIe,or h. =; 3 09 sn n ,, s % s9a
Bns Ms51anI-a benson. Boston
6Hs s Stes Ii.o oi Mssai 4 ST. Aleu- Ilnsa IL days sA
soHooxEKs-RIyEa AND coAsrV So
W. n Gesner, Providence j. 81 Biyles, ProEisHoe.
N. r. Csthss Providence ". J.. Blrden. Providence.
Em f..'1 1l,' y Proyi5eScs W o Ai1ster Proviaeu>
Ellen Perkins Prorlenee. ,. 4. Peuy. Providence.
GIeciaa' g. e ro'ia1 PTovidence Eveys STANFORD
'lD, iioIsl, iiaiSeh. N. l. Ds,is. NesIayen.
se. aoa SGS' ks Ses iysn b Mofn Essisyes
a 'J.' j. GarSey Bridgeport l. 2 Knight bridgeport
Key Fail RIVER Mantle. Taunton.
D. & foresies' s.Oninstou. $ S Tllei ns5lori
p A. Heath Bhdgepof- M ~ Mifh, "sTeny r, l.
O. C. Aeken Stamford LaoS Jel.ton' STANFORD
ehrl.S cn11 alT Sevu,v.r Conre,dcut PawtacSct
b. r. 6rlilsJd Portland. - Isaac Anderson, NorwaIt
Tabitla Hannah horeaiL A. y Casnon, bgsba'
Sarah Layesoc. BrlnioH. Empire NeSBshoiL
Hiram Tucker New.Iavel Oh Zack, heH-bol.ol.
BELOW.
SIR SelloEt Io Gesao5 'qema3 ss Sl1'so" Aug '' mise
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoSRoE. i5Arnyei. brig Red Wing. from Re
Baltimore Roads lssac Hull Pensacola
Monteyio short Of proons bgs Fred th Ellen Asr ssi
Anna ID. IOrrfi large Sect Of schrs. wind bound
BOsION Sept GATuycd. steamship Oue1a from savannah; sp
MciO,e, taclt3 baEks LIZZIE II. J1cksn. from Consndl,
Lincoln bgs Magsguadayic. from Liverpool;
Turks isnd Constantine Fortune Island and bark
Sea, from Sunnam.
CmALsr0S Sept l5-Sad steamship Manhattan fr New York
ArycI Steamship VIM Kennedy from Bamore Conaatutsl.
hew.lOtA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvANA 3The bark Caren9s. sudberg n)m NeWfork
arryci "Wednesday The steamship Columbia from Assiyrs
riveI here
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

PENNSYLVANIA.

Average Republican vote in the eleven elections held
during the last 10 years. 2s652; average democratic
vote. 2esS53; average Republican majority l2oo9i
average percentage Of the Republican vote which,
transferred to the Democrats, would have turned the
scale in their favor 239. Average Republican majority
last three years, 62sO average percentage OF hePu0
can vote required TO turn the scale, liz.