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Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK.
The Indians.


NEW YORK, October 6.-Tbe chiefs
Of the Upper and Lower Yankton par
ties visited Lucca at her residence, No.
II East Fourteenth street. The Indians
performed q war dance and song, and
Lucca gave an air from Faust" to the
great delight Of the braves.
The knights Templar.
Tomorrow the Knights Templsr Of
New York city, accompanied by dele
gates from Brooklyn, Williamsburg,
and Jersey City, will 60 by special train
to Norwich, New York, where they are
to 20 into camp for three days and be
present at the annual conclave Of the
Grand Encampment Of New York.
camp equipments have been provided
Tor two Thousand. Reviews, receptions,
psrades and fstes take place during the
encampment.
Political.
Last evening a grard conference Of
all the Reform Associations in this city
wac held in the Fith Avenue Ho'el.
Fifty gentlemen were present The
Conference Committee WAS instructed
to confer with the Election Committee Of
Seventy to prepare a usi,ed ticket for
presentation to the people. An extra
session OF the Commi;lee OF Seventy has
been called for to morrow.
The Herald, editorially, reviews po'
litical prospects in Pennsylvania. Indi-
ana and Ohio, and says that in the
three States the rebellious elements
and defeclions 10 the Adminlstratic n
campaign are very serious. Indiana
from present appearances, will 60 very
close. Ohio will most lkely y 20 for the
Administration, while 10 Pennsylvania
the chances are in favor of the election
OF Buckalew.
The World considers Buckalew's g
election certain, the only question be
ing as to the extent Of his majority.
The Times comments hopefully on
the aspect, and g 'ys that the prospect
of q victory on Tuesday is improving
and that Hartranft will be elected
The Sunday Neecs considers that the
Democratic victory IN Georgia ensures
asimilar victory in every Southern STATE
except South Carolina. 1t says In
diana is almost certain to elect Hen
dricks. Nothing but the most stu
pendous frauds can defeat us, anC
Pennsylvania and Ohio is not hopeless
Fatal Accident.
Noah Davis, colored man, employed
at the Metropolitan Hotel, while clean
ing windows iu the third story yesterday
afternoon overbalanced himself and fell
to the sidewalk, crushing his skull. He
died instantly.
The Judiciary.
Nominations for the Judiciary Of this
city will be made the coming week
Much interest is taken in the matter
Tammany candidates are A Algernon s
Sullivan, Tor Supreme Court; James G
Spencer, Superior Court; Jerome Buck
City Judge; Samuel B. Garvip, District
Attorney.
Apollo Hall expects to be endorsed
bv the Committee Of Seventy and the
Republicans. The following will mos
probably be the ticket: Judge Leonard
Supreme Court; VIM. D. Booth, Su'
perior Court; S. Bedford, City Judge
James n. Smith or Henry Clinton
District Attorney.
Suicide.
S. D. Hicks, aged twenty.three, sor
of restaurant keeper at 2l9 Greenwich
street, died yesterday from the effects o
swallowing arsenic on Wednesday last
with suicidal intent
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JNrHE DISTRICT C"VRr 0FTHI

INrHE DISTRICT CDs'Rr OF TBE
United States for the Dist let OF West
Virginia.
In the mater OF Otis B. Little, bankrupt
In bankruptcy.
Notice II hereby given that ,tition has
been lied In said CUur by Otls b. Little, OF
Wheeling, in said district, duly declared a
bankrupt under the ac ofCougr sentiilet
IAN Act to Establish Unif, rm system OF
Bankruptcy throughout the Un ted states.
approved March 2, 1862 and acts auenda-
tory thereto, or a discharge, anu ceriifica .
thereof. from all his debts and other claims
proyable under said act and that the 2Nth
day OF o 'tober. 1872, at lUO clock a NJ at the
office OF Geo. b. Caldwell, Esq, Register In
IA kruptcy, on Fourth street, In he city OF
wheeling. in sai1 district, s as lpned tor
the hearing OF the same, when and whore
all creditors who have rovei their debts
and other persons in interest may attend
and show cause, IL an they have, why the
PRAYER OF he said petitioner should not he
granted Dated at Wneeii <. In said di y
trict, this % day Of September: 81.
Attest: JASPER MlORE,
sep24 ST CIeTk OF said Co 1T.
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Hear the Greaf-u Merchant I'm the
Wnrld.

World.
The most successful merchant in
America, who does larger business
than any other OF bis class, and who
was selected by General Grant as his
Secretary OF the Treasury, gives an
opinion on the financial probabilities
consequent upon Mr.. Greeley's election
that are OF commanding importance
inst now. Mr.. A. T. Stewart, OF new
York, was interviewed BY a Herald
reporter, and to the question asked
whether he had any fear that the cleo
ton of Greeley would produce any
financial difficulty, he promptly an
swered: None whatever." As to the
tariff Mr.. Stewart said q change Of tariff
would lead TO no confusion with mer-
chants. The tariff laws, be said, TO
which our country looks for its revenue,
should be dictated wholly by the rules
of equity and justice, so as to bear
equally iu their application upon all
interests and classes. Leaving the ad.
iustnent o. the tariff to Congress-. as
suggested by the Liberal and Demo-
cratic Conventions, he considered the
proper course-Enquirer.
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Resigaed.

We notice that Judge Hall Of the
Berkeley Circuit, has resigned bis Office
of Judge. We further learn that Mr..
Blackburn will receive the appointment It
in his place. Mr.. B. is clever gentle
man, an excellent lawyer, aud will make
q first class Judge HIS term will only
last until the first of January, 1873.
when Judge Hoges. who was elected at
the last election, term commences.-
Nsp Greek Tribune
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Circular from the Chairman OF the
mem OcPnltc CeatFaB Com mttteo.

Democratic CeotrHs Com mmstteo.
COLUMBUS, O., October Ave have
reliable advice that large numbers Of
negroes are being and will be brought
into Ohio to vote and repeat on Tues
day. They will be sent from Cincinnati
Marietta, Parkersburg, Bellaire, Wheel
ing and other points, by rail Let county
committees take action Immediately.
Organize committees Of vigilance. Tel,
egraph the danger to our friends at al
points. Put competent detectives at all
railroad stations and on trains, when
necessary to watch negroes on board,
and to arrest all who attempt to vote.
Take such further action - the emer-
gsncy may require.
JoHN g. THoxPsoN,
Chairman Dem. State Com.
i. 7. EsKxknAI, Sssy.
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THE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3, A.
M.-On the lower lakes the barometer
will probably rise, with northerly to
westerly winds and clear weather on
Monday, extending over the Middle
States by the afternoon and during
Monday night over New England and
the northeas part of the Middle
States; cloudy weather and areas OF
rain, with southerly to westerly Winds
in the upper Mississippi Valley and on
Lake Michigan; clear and cool weather
extending southwest to Kentucky on
Monday.
The reports from the Northwest, the
South west and most Of the Gulf States
have not been received.
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BosroN is to have yet another news
paper, the Journal of Commerce, which
is to put in sn appearance on the 81 OF
November. 1t is TO be a commercial
and financial paper, aud there is no
reason why it should not flourish, as
Boston has not now a daily journal with
that distinctive character.
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THE usual complaints at this time Of
the yesr of scarcity Of pavagable
water in the Western and Southern
rivers begin to be heard, but so far the
difficulty is much less serious than at
this time last year, and the season is
now so far advanced that 1t is hopsd
the worst has already be reached.
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To the Democrats IN Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., October 2, 1872.
Challenge every clerk or employe EN-
ployed in the City Of Washington who
claims the right to vote in Ohio, and
compel him under oath to show himself
legally competent Those who have
voted in Washington have no right to
vote in Ohio. J. G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem Ex. Com.
E. B. EsHBLNAN, Secretary.
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Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, OF Davenport
lows, su d Peter OzIas, SOM time ago
Tor breaking ber heart by breaking his
promise OF marriage. On the frs trial
the jury disagreed. A second jury ap'
praised the fractured article At $500
Mrs. C. thought it worth $4,000.
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NEW JERSEY.
Careless Use or Nitro-GIycerine

CHfeIeNb UB0 VI NNFVUJcO'
JERSEY CRY, October 6.-The care
less use Of nitro-glycerine in blasting
rock on the Central railroad of New
Jersey, near Bayonne, yesterday, caused
q premature explosion. Huge bouIders.
some weighing nearly a thousand
pounds, were sent flving in all dlrec-
tions. A large boulder fell through
the roof of a house TWO hundred Yards
distant, inficting probably fatal inju-
ries on two men and seriously injurlng
Others
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NorHlNG, it is said, will cure home
sickness in Chicagoan but the com
bined smells OF carbolc acid and burned
egg shell. As he sucks in the horrid
odors he feels he is again on his own
sand hill, breathing again the rich at
mosphere OF his own slOughS.
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A STRANGE de tth occurred near St
Omer, Illinois, last week. A young man
named Roberts commenced bleeding al
the nose, then at the lungs, and final y
the blood oczsd out OF the pores Of the
skin. 10 this condition he fingered
three or four days, when he died.
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BALTIMORE is exercised over its made

BALTIMORE is exercised over its made
quate water supply, and it is proposed
by a bill before the City Council to take
immediate steps for the introduction oI
water from Gunpowder river as a per-
manent supply. The cost of the under
taking, as estimated by the engineers
will be s., 100000, and the time required
for the construction Of the works will
be about three years.
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Beware of COunIerfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,
II IL 4

LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDlAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,
TO RELIEVE
PAIN COLIC AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such IL the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced 40 ne unprinciPled persons
In our city TO counterfeit II, copying our
LABELS, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word. using the same colOrs, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking To dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them a. they
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, q
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such irnlta-
tions a. shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's n,ant or
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN Broth.
ERS 90. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Congress.
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TH. ninth of tnis month is the ami
versary Of the great fire at Chicago,
and many suggestions are being thrown
out BY rbs cinssos of that city - to the
way In which il shall bs celebrated.
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The Ocean Harnt Race.

New YORK. October 5-The Ocean
Yacht race tor the Cape May challenge
cup, Tor schooner yachts, takes place on
the 10Th inst. and will probably be the
conclusion Of yacht racing for the sea-
SON. The cup is valued at one thous-
and dollars and the race is open to
scbooners of all yacht clubs. Many
fast yachts are already entered.
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LArBR-ll P. N.

TIE Lsplsuders claim . high order
of morality because no Lapland wife
va ever known to elope. Probably
bscau.s she never heard of any Other
laplsad 70 sleps %.
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FRANCE.
Aid fOrrhe AIsattaUs.

PARIS, October 5.-Subscriptions have
been opened Tor the relief OF the Alsa-
tians &ho have lett their homes and
retained French citizenship.
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hair Is thickeued, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always, cured
by Its use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and decayed; but such a.
remain can be saved by this application,
aud stimulated into activity, 20 that new
growth OF hair is produced. Instead OF foul
ing the hair with pssty sediment, II will
keep IL clean and vigorous Its occasional
Use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling on, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration OF vitality II gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents u iorms.
ton oi dandrufi, which ~ 10 often 30 un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make some
preparations dangerous ald Injurious To
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not
harm Il. II wanted merely for HAlk
DRESSING, nothing else can be found 70
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dya
II docs not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long ON the hair, giving IL u rich. gloaay
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C.Ayer Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Mass. oc3l. eodAw
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Stockholders, Meeting.

UNHERE WILL BE A GEN K Al MEET
ing Of the Stockholders of the Monitor
low boat and Barge Company, on thurs.
day, the 18th day of October. 1872. III 2
O'Clock p. NJ, at he Office at Ar strong.
Coen & Co, Wheeiin ., West Virginia, 10
elect a Board OF Director, make by-Law-
aud to transact any other business which
may lawfully be done by the sIid stock.
holders in general me tirg. said ompauy
was incorporated Septem Der g 1872.
]. A. ARNS1 KOSG,
ALEXANDER 'OEN,
JOH II. HASFNI,
ABNER =. n YES,
b. ARMS TRONG,
octl-rT IncOrp JratOrs.
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M EDIcAL.
Ayers
Hair vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dre4ins
which 10 at
once agreeable
healthy, and
enectual for
preserving the
hair. n soon
rea0@ faded o.
orW hasv 70 -
original color
Sxh hs pioe
and nresAness o.
yuaA r htn
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FALL FASHIONS.
Evening Dresses. Promenade suits,
aud Ci0Eks.

A lady correspondent, who has been
attending the fall opening" OF one Of
the fashionable bszaars OF New York,
thus writes OF the autumn style for
ladies' dresses:
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Ayers
RSAPA RILLA

II widely know q
a. one OF the most
eiiectual RENE lie.
ever discovered or
cleansing tie ~
tern and puriiyin,
the blood. II has
stood the test O.
years, with . con.
stantly growing
reputation based
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Cider Vinegar.
IN BARRELS BALLOU'S CIDfRVINE
OU gar. Just received and for sale by
" SFTITY.
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forward for Radical support. Having
been voted for in August in considers
ton of his services against the new
Constitution, and the "limited partner
ship" having failed Of accomplishing its
main purpose, there is some natural
inquiry as to whether the Radi'
calls will now vote for an
anti-GREELEY, anti-GRANr, anti-tarltf,
anti. Observation-Disclosures, anti
everything candidate for Congress, or
whether they will take this opportunity
Of nominating and voting for man
who represents their own political views.
The Wheeling.Intslagsncsr, that literal.
ly choksd aoaoa all independent Repub-
lican sentiment in the District few
weeks ago and whipped the Radical
party in to vote for man whom it
most cordially hated, is looked to for
some declaration of the policy to be
pursued by its party in the present
iuncture OF affairs. Will the Radicals
vote for Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS 10 October
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ONs of the delegates to the Louis
Vile Convention declared last Wednes-
day that An adjournment without
nominating a candidate would make
the whole affair contemplate in the
eyes Of the nation" That Is precisely
what has been done. Neither OCoNoR
nor ADAMS is willing to serve as can.
didste, aud the Bourbon Convention has
resolved itself into" thing Tor laugh
t.r, flouts and jeers." The verdict of
the nation is that the straightout
movement is a fiat and ridiculous fall
IRE, and whatever hope of Democratic
division GRANT and his trerchermen
may have entertained is most complete
ly dissipated and destroyed. The Rad
icals oyerdid the thing; the disguise
was too thin; and the low comedy OF
the Convention has disguised every
Democrat in the land.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

We publish this morning the an
nouncemeut that Colonel WILSON will
be candidate for Congress at the cleo
ton to BE- held on the Oath OF October.
Colonel Ben. Wilson is too good law
yer not to know that the ELECTION of
members Of Congress on the 22d Of
August has no legal authority; that it
was . mere trial trip" and that the
actual election is to be held on the
fourth Thursday in October. The
question has been 30 fully and exhaust.
lively discussed by some of the best
lawyers in the State, and the weight Of
legal opinion is go decidedly in favor Of
The election in October that it is not
worth while to re-open the controversy
at this time. --.u
We presume that il it is thought
best to hold another nominating Con-
vention of the Democratic party in this
District Colonel WILSON will abide by
ita decision, but il no Convention be
held he will probably receive the solid
vote Of his party as against any candi-
date who. may be presented by the
Radicals. SyL' &C..
A good deal of curiosityis felt by the
Democracy Of the District to know
whether Mr.. DAVIS will, be again pu
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1909 Gifts, all cash.
The Concert itself will be the most
brilliant orchestral display that ever
occurred In the West One hundred
performers, gathered from all parts
OF this country and from Europe, un.
t,ibuta to this grand musical carnival.
And TO afford ample room for every ticket,
holder to enjoy such an unusual musical
festival, the Concert will be given in Gem
trail Park, where arrangements nave been
made to accommodate all who may come.
Persons holding whole, halt or quarter
tickets will be admitted to both the Concert
and Drawing, and none without such tick
cts will be admitted to either.
.. PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, sle;; halves, S.; quarters.
for $500; '1l9 for $1,000; DIS for $500; 575 for
5000. No discount on less than SlOO worth
of tickets at a time arE
In accordance with numerous solicita-
lions, arrangements have been made with
all the railosd and steamboat lines leading
into the city for the sale OF round-trfp tick
cts good for six days to all persons who may
wish to attend the Concert or Drawing.
Such tickets will be furnished by the Louis
VILE and Nashville railroad, the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad. the
Louisville, indianapolis and Madison rail-
IOtu, tnC Slho anu utlcSls-lRpl luC
Louisville aud Cincinnati Mailboat Line,
and the Louisville, Owensboro' and Hen.
derson Mail Line Packets. l'., .... ne
AL agents are required to close sales and
make their returns IN fun time TO reach
this office by Thursday, September "a To
do this successfully those located at great
distances must close some days before the
18th. All tickets to which gins are awarded
will be paid without discount BY the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, either In cur.
rency or by sight draft upon the Fourth
National Bank Of New York, ut option of
the holder. The tickets must first be pre-
sented at this office, Room No 4, Public
library Building before they will be paid
by the Bank. 80 I'D -
The drawing win be published in the
Louisville papers and New York Herald,
and official copies sent to purchasers to
whom tickets have been sent by letter.
..- 1850 THOMAS e BRANEETTF. ."
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
sep1-da E-r co.. soT -sr'...
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A CARD.

go. WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. D, 49,.
I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING
w TO the public that the following In,
surance Companies have paid In the several
amounts found 10 be due unon their pol
icies ON our Foundry and coutents recently
destroyed by fire: w..
Home, of Columbus, ONO.
Continental, OF New York.
Franklin, West Virginia.
Citizens,
West Virginia, of
State,
In addition to the above we would say
that l. s. Reed, General Adjuster for Home,
OF Columbus, and q. u. Adams, OF tne Son-
fairly and courteously, and that though we
Thought at the time they pied consld,
siderable time In their Investigations, ana
were rather broad In their examinatlons,
vet we are now satisfied they were right
sep1.o D. LYNN & co.
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on TO PITTsBURGH.

sskjoldiers and Sailors" brave,
Holding ONCE under the high chief knave,
Their tempers Ringing on how they behave,
Are crazy TO go TO PITTSBURGH.
"s.oldiers and Sailors" who, b.
Fearing loss of place and salaries, too,
The more perfect love of Grant wo'd WOO, Z
BY marching off TO PITTSBURGH.
'Soldiers and Sailors" all,
Seeing how heads in the basket fall,
fastened to sign the coOked-up call
To meet in mass AT PITTSBURGH.
"s!oldiers and Sailors" gay,
Nursing patriotism" on % per day
Every one OF 'em In Uncle Sans pay
Propose to "massfAT PITTSBURGH.
Sixty-nine "S.Oldlers and Sailors" bold,
Lest they be ousted In the cold,
viii do precisely as they are told,
And gather emselvesAT PITTSBURGH
"Soldiers and Sailors" swear
That, IL they can travel on half-fare,
They'll "save the country"-and some to
g spare, 2. d. '-..-'.-sr .....' .r.. T.,
BY rallying on TO PITTSBURGH.