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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

The use OF coffee strongly adultera,et with chic
cory is general tea IS seldom drank. sugar is sell
dom seea and milk isl luxury afforded by only the
better class OF Workmen. Very many have Tor their
entire subsistence hut potatoes with little grease,
brown or black bread often bad, act 0r their drink
the tiuc.ure above mentioned.
More than nine hundred thousand persons, enc
Gfth OF the population .Of GUM Inscribed On
tho lists q poor relief The majority OF the girls
who work 10 the clalpits have great sense o. de-
ceucl, AID seldom marry without having had two
or three children previously IN 1867 thirty-ilve
per cent Of the militia Comprising all classes could
neither read nor writen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29

Many women make nails by hand while their
husbands are away in the summer season at
work, and many men in the winter do the same
from FIVE o'clock 10 the morning till eight in the
evening, and earn, at that one franc fifty CEN
times day, or twenty-eight cents. The number
Of agricultural day ls5orers is, males, 1913, l23-
wages, two francs twenty-five centimes, forty
three centt;) agricultural day lsborers, females.
225, 5ll-wAges, one franc, (nineteen cents
But in the winter season wages are one-third
less
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-29


Astu,e az well as puny critics msy sssail the
perfection of some aikng section Of law; theo-
rists, as well as these who should be statesmen,
may denounce the practical wisdom Of rome
public functionary; closet amateurs, and some
legislator, may concoct ideal measures for undis-
covered Utopis., but it will be admitted by gen.
erAl acclamaton that under the present
Administration, under present avs, the
revenues hsve been honestly collected and
honestly paid out. The fact that we have re-
pealed since the close of the war taxes yielding
over two hundred million dollars. and have IN
lee. time paid $500, 900, 900 of the public debt,
and now have surplus revenue to dispose Of
amounting annually to Sl00. 600 coo MORE
makes q buckler too strong to be pierced by the
small wooden headed ARROWS of detracton, and
will vindicate the wisdom of the congressional
enactments which brought about these grand re-
suits. standing to our credit as they will stand
in oil the pages offuture history.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

BALEY-sudien Monday mOrg Augus; rs 1872 al Se~'r'oa
Furnace Frank Laughln Heay IL ani LLzi4tI IL
Bailey, aged years and . months.
BLAR-on THURSDAY, August 20 James Bar aged 6 years ai
Relatives and friends Of the family attend tse funeral from
his late residence i5s Wess For'yhris' on saldA' se- al
O'Clock ,. II.
CORsE-on Friday James Corse IN The 18th OF his
will take place the residence OF u Ck AZ
Hastings on Sundsy next, at y.
CRAMPToNAugust 3d. in Bergen T. Henry CFanPton in tie
of his
His friends and those Of SON Champion NexYok,
his funeral from the Eelelce OF his 0oh-ln-
law Post IL Lafayeeave BFookn tbs Sasaa aiesaooo'
at l:j0 o'clock.
HUBBARDOn Friday August 90 at Hden Conn., David Hubbari
aged 81 and month";
Funeral a, m. Sunday Sept lis late residence
KMBARK-on 2sth inst Everett H. Kimbsrk NJ d. h TIE h
his
Tie relatives friends family respectfully Invited 70 attend
bis funeral from bis late rIcence No Jlo Eas Snerhts. On
Saturday the 3lst inst at II O'clock without further Invitation
MARsHALAt sea- July ofcongeson of the brain Capt CA,es
Marshall Ae shi" Charles H. Marshall ~ TIE d eE Of
The ard friends respectfully invited attend
No II Molroeplace, BO0sYa
Saturday, the 3lst rsL, al II O'clock.
MACvEY-On Tuesday August d. angina psc,o Amrou Aevey
69h MS for the past 50 years S1Deaa4eai Of
SchOolB Buildings In this
The relatives and friends OF the imlY members and oesn % se
Of Public nsrueton, tie members m TIE De1eri Sev
and Tradesmcn respectfully invited % Etsena
Third UnyeTsast Church corner OF Beeer sad
Sunday Sept al l:JJ oeoeS y a. ihe vAaas
viii be taken 70 GreenwoOl
typhoid Jane sOum wife Of William sosm aged ,
Funeral from her residence wyckossve Cooper S,riay
August 81, al IL O'Clock A. ~
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

Mr. Greeley In Maine is after all with the sturdy ou
readers OF THE TRIBUNE, who resoutey ana inusnahV
repate the silly charges that he has aoanuoneu any
of his OLD opinions-the men. who on account vi hS
personal character and humanity, disdain to compare
him with Grant as a representative OF ther doc'fnes
On local grounds they do care for the liquor iegsa
ton The local issues win lose Perham some votes
and would oome very near deieatnR MN
hnr for the pecuer significance OF the oep,ehoe vote
on the country put IT, therefore, as the careiu JUG
nent f MANY that the Greeley vote VIII be larger an
tbe Kimha vote and for reasons which any observing
,nan who HIS been through presidential year" IN
isnc can understand. Tae task Of the GRANTEES is now
- nrove that the Greeley cause is weakening while tue
scf is at it never stronger than Is 10 day. T1ey
saw We are getting lost ones back but the Gree
sc 'Renubicans know better. There may be, and no
,hf ire men who have said in disgust with the beer
law fbat they should for Hlmba that VIII decide
moi 10 DO t They have never been accounted " Gree
ley" men, but rather tho temporary auxiiaes OF the
The warcry Of Speaker Blaine that the canvass
showed 1900 majority iOr crham Is already modlneo,
and the CuStOmhOuse weighers and guagers now ADMIT
thar they shall be satisfied with 10000 Not all the power
of their swarming officials aided by the greatest cOrHp-
tion fund brought into the STATE VIII be lkey 10
swell their majority 1000. have said above that no
man puts the Liberal Republican strength at less tna
5000; and an estimate promised, made up from caIe
f inquiry as 10 much the friends OF the cause ne
land over may rely upon The Liberals cannot make
close canvass but they make better one tnah any
marty that wakes up each morning aud calls III Us pVA
cts only 10 see who mas deserted during the hight
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE CoNVEN-
TIONS.
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
The following additional delegates have beer

LIBERAL REPUBLICANS
The following additional delegates have been
chosen 10 the Liberal Conventions
ALBANY CouNTY.-Isi DiStlctC. V. Baker. r. Bennett,
daG Bender e'1 and David Fredander ind DistrieJohn
S%oSar 1coor%d T'I Ir DegDavd j. Johnson Philip H.
Baerman, ana John Desmond. ALLEGASf COUNTY MY
AAiiternates%.iohn A % s. Mlnard, John W. Eldriage.
CnAuTAUoUA CoUEyY-I" DistrlctpThe @ HOB Beq Req
NAM CorsrY.-Isaac Rigg Chas. Bullock and Cyrus E..
Nelson Roe kLANP CoCSTfJ0hn Odheld bGs,oo w Ga lr
s. Brsbin VIM Carey and George Rogers. Hd DlSaret
Charles Rockwell Charles f. Wash6nrn ana AiemoeT IoSp
son T. b. Iynde aud W. II. Daniels; ia DistyietrR 6 G.
a. Merritt, the Hon A. II. Andrews and George b.
Swami. auLLIyAN CcuSIr.-DAyid Clements. Dr. H. N ~
Edsal ana Arthur G. Butts, WARREN CoUNTf'-"' W.
Rockwell James Fuller and William Taylor
DEMOCRATS.
ONEIDA COUNTY.-Uhca District-J. Thomas
fpbss' Reebs' BRooME CoUSTY-Daniel S. Richards Alter
uote. William L. Nudge. ORANGE 'ooNrf-1ohh IL
Fell.
LOCAL PRIMARIES.
Primary elections were held in all the AS
emby Districts OF tho city last night for delegates to
the Liberal Republican State Convention In no In
stance was there than single ticket In the Held
The following IS q list Of delegates:
First Disiriei-Deegaes-G John A. Foster White
sehrnrk. Peter j. stuy yesant, Col. +. :. BOgue.
'Seeond Disirici-DelenIes- Emanuel NJ. sehutze,
Wallace B Greene Daniel Moore John McHush
Third fcf-Dclegates-Samuel A. Classy. Abra-
ham F. De Vonshcy, Edward II. Ball. Aernates-
CnrrIe- T. Hell. Charles l.. hohler, Howell Z. Vail,
F0ttrih DfSirict.-Deegates-Jam McLaren, William
y stewart, william III. Mckinney. AcTnates-Henry
Beuscbr, Michael Quinn, Samuel T. Mckinney.
EiGb Dfsfrici--Dehgates-A G.. Cooke, JOhn f. Baker
Isaac g. Hunter Aernates-Wm &. Hanna, Joseph
Costa, David Walker.
SiIh Distrct.-Delegates John cochranc. Rob
ert Onderdonk, Frncis Snyder. Alternates-James
BE arles. Elijah Kennedy. Alexander Robertson.
SercHih Disbte.-D observation-disclosures ". Twomhly
wm stevenson, Thomas T.. Stewart. Altenates-Joseph
". Howe. John \. Ellison. Henry Frenz.
E,yhIh District gates-Waldo Hutehins, Amasa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
rxrR71oNs OF THE GRANT PARTY.

TIE STATE FLOODED WITH sPEAKER5-GEN'
HAwLEY AND OTHERS TO BE ADDED NEXT
WEEK.
Although Senator Wilson claims that there
are not 10000 persons in the United States who VIII vote
the Liberal ticket next November. the Grant party has
though t best 10 of Its best speakers to Mane
and every effort making the State for Grant
Among the more prominent Grant Republicans put for
ward during the past week Senators Wilson, Ham
lin and Morrill, Speaker Blaine, Gen. Butler, Frederick
Douglass, Gov. Perham, Judge Bingham OF Ohio, the
Hon Lewis Barker Secretary Robson and Gen. John
NJ Harlan OF Kentucky The first important meeting OF
the week was that OF the Soldiers Convention hed IN
Portland on Tuesday select delegates to the Pitts
bureh Convention. The next meeting In Importance
was az Bangor, on Thursday, Senator wilson ana
Gen Harlan being the speakers Reports OF theSe
meetings were given in THE TRIBUNE oI
Tuesday and Friday Speaker Blaine and John L. foS
ter spoke at winthrop, few miles from Augusta on
Monday and also al meetings in Haloweu on Tuesday'
and the towns Of vsssaborUugh and China on Wednes
day. The gathering in Bath on Wednesday was ad-
dressed By Gen Butler and Gen. John G. Caldwell and
Judge Bingham spoke IN Cheryfeld the same night.
Other meetings were held in the small towns. and the
Administration press reports them al as being largely
attended and wildly enthusiastic!
During the coming week the Grant Republicans ex-
with speakers. Additions, including Gen. HaWey, tIe
Hon. Henry L. Dawes, Judge Russell, and the hon. ~
w yOOch OF Massachusetts, Gems. Hartman ana S"LI
have been made the already large list OF orators
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
PERSONAL.

The University of Munich has conferred the
title of L. d. Oh Mr.. Gladstone.
Mrs. d. p. Bowers, the actress, has bought
an estate at Manchester Mass.
Prince Alfred is said TO be remarkably pro-
Gcent as a sportsman and especially to be an excellent
shot
Mr.. Charles NJ. Felt who invented the Felt
machine for typesettnG edits The English American in
London.
The Rev. DR.. Hogarth has declined the
Presidency of olvct College, to which he was unani-
mOusly elected.
A Boston paper says: "Poets are not al
ways poor Henry W. LOngfellOw pays tax OF s2GC6,
and James Russell Lowell pays one OF $685."
Theirs has given a tobacco shop, worth 1000
francs annually, to Nine. Chaudey, the widow OF NJ.
Chaudey, of the hostages shot by the Communists
A house-painter named Wilton, having been
elected 10 the Canadian House OF Commons, we read
that he is the first worEngman to receive that dis
tiDctiOn.
Lowell, the poet, will remain abroad two
years His home at Cambridge, Mass,-styled Elm
wood."-wn be occupied during that time by MI T. B.
Aldrich and family.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
THE WE1THBH.
WAR DYPtrrrF~r.
Orrrrr OF TIE CTIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WAsHIyGTOS. ID. C.. Aug. 81, 'is72--l q. IA.

Orrrrr OF TIE tFIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WasuIyGTOS, ID. C.. Aug. 81 ,is72-l q. N
Synopsis for tie Ddsr freHtJ-f0ar h0uff
Tho Administering pressure Thursday night over Lake
Ontario mas moved sOutbeastward over the southern
portion OF New England. -.
Coudv weather and rain have prevailed from East
Virginia 10 Eew-EDgland and NewYork and contin 10
over the northern portion OF the latter. bfisk nOith
westerly winds have prevailed over the Lower blKes
and extending 10 the East and Middle Atlantic coasts
The barometer Is highest frCm Upper Michigan 10
Teppessee The Temperature has fallen frem Ienaessee
Lower Michigan. and eastward over the Sno
and Middle states.
Probabilitics
Fresh 20 brisk northerly 10 westerly winds, ulnnsh-
ing in force and generally clear weather. prevail over
the New-England and Middle States.
northery 10 northeasterly winds and generally clear
weather the south Atlantic States winds yeerng 20
eastery and sOuthery, with generally clear eaiier
from tue Gulf TO the OHIO valley aud thence 10 AcAt-
gan.
Diminishing pressure easterly 10 southery Winds and
inCfe clOudness from Missouri and kaE-4s - L-Ae
Superior and Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
COL. DuNCANs RECRUITS IN THIS CITY

Judge Alexander Spalding Of the Marine
Court Is one OF the delegates 20 the straigbt-Out
Democratic Convention at Louisville. The publication
OF his name AS Democrat has oceasioned considerable
merriment among his oldtime political associates. He
was a strong KnowNothing in 1854 and 1855. and his
name was ON the KnowNothing ticket for Judge of the
Common Pleas in the latter year In 1856 he the
Know Nothing candidate for Assembly, and Ia 1857
for Recorder. He WIS a member OF executive
committee Of l6 Oiicc-scekers, who met during
the campaign in building at Broadway and
Duane-st discuss the chances Of the coming election,
and to disburse funds for carrying on the campaign.
Judge spaldng, 1t is alleged Republican until
very recently having voted succeslvey for Lincoln aud
Gen Gr.nt. He was appointed by President johnson
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
COULD Mr.. GREELEY MAKE GOOD APPOINT
MENIS

WHAT SORT OF APPOINTMENTS HE HAS MADE.
fFom our Ora ~. " Correspondent Chicago Irsbus<
Sneakino of the present President chow apt
the adlectiveD L reminded OF the next President
IL odd that the opponents or Horace Greeley nave SO
him one the most common OF these, and one OF the
most strOn insisted is that though entirely honest
himse he is poor Judge OF character that he would
every day such phrases as these: why, old Greeley
will ill the Departments at Washington WITH the worst
'deadbeats and the most notorious sWlnders IN me
country" "Any scouudrel could impose on Horace
Greeley and the bigger the seoundrel the more certain
Greeley would be TO become the dupe" Greeley Is q
man OF genius but lie is child in judgment; ne could
DO be trusted TO make appointments than ne coud
10 lead the German III Flfthaye dra~lngrO0in Such
idle and senseless speeches theseae so often repeated
that they gain certain force by iteration Inc
only proper way Judge of what Mr. Greeley lDlglt
could would should 10 In respect to appointments Is
to Judge by what he has done IN THE TRIBUNE once
Every one aware that he has been almost from the
FIRST the auocrat OF that establishment; that uhtlI
very recently everything has been under MS supreme
direction ana he has beeu responsible Tor Whatever
pood and m qualities his journal NAV have had.
What sort OF aud hat sort OF e nave peeu,
the members of The TRLBUNEs stant Are thel OF nave
they BEEN dead BEATS" swndlers, or dlsrePuthoe Pc
sosl TIE question needs reply The writer's on the
uopcr especially the heads OF the different departments,
have always been gentlemen Ot Ihteleet, & in
character. THE TRIBUNE has mad, almost any time
within tie last hYe-indtweny years az iods' tnII
thr.e anG a third moro brains ana culture among It's
stah than any other daily aas naI ~
The INSCRIPTIONS lmpudent anu p,noi,s,, hs~s
who nave done much 10 disgrace Jourhallsu nav
never ad position on, or ,s, ~ ~ csrtan eyi.
drnes of ability and integrity and is 80 regarded IN loup
nastic circles here well rs elsewhere NOW'ls II hos
fair To presume that Mr 1reeeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ppnnn"s oo T
TRIBuSRi Is IL probable or rational, win the reihsh'
dUus responsibility upon him as the Presueht ol tne
Iited States tuaI he would contradict MS ahteceucu
and his own nature by pntnS into power incapable ahG
uugorlhy mcnf
Ward meetings were held in every ward
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor other Ship Yecs sceecond PageI

lFor other Ship Yeics seeeeond PaGe
ARRIVED. ...
Steamship Europa (r) Campbell Glasgow Aug H. via aoTi ls
steamship En Ir lawson London Aug TO- aud HaTrs l' VIII
mdse. and pass. to Y. W. J. Hurst.
Brig Cyclone, HabbOri. Eew-LOndo1.
Brig orvarodd NoLl: Larsel, Providence
Schr Prescott Glass 81 john y B.. With lnrber
scHOoyERs-ElyER AND co4sTDsA-
Clara Pos, Porehester. Reveuue RocEqor'. M1.N
Josephine Wareham. Mary 2. Pike PeT' Sic.
Helen Nswnort T. 7. Cnartre Ia1rtJa.
N Mcdonnell STANFORD Guste Wilson. B.s.on.'
Lady Franklin. G0aces:e.. NerT hait NrT-..oasoa-
Golden Role. Ssybrook. o. p. Kinds. Caiaas.
Alice B. Allen Boston. Chief, Horwieh
Eagle, Norwich. Eva Norwich.
Emily. Stamford. Z. Flower kontout.
W II. Dewitt Sandw;ch Ida L. Howari, Portland
Granite State, Rockpor.. Mass. lora, Newport
Frank Randall. BRIDGEPORT J. Lorlrt Bridgeport
Ella lane. Bridgeport c. st. John Bridgeport
Magnet Bangor Chas Heath. Bangor
Abby Weld, NorEsk Loon PFo7!tenee
T. r. Randolph, Providence ID. Webster, PrOydence.
$. W. Thompson Providence. NJ D. Brl'uar1 Prov4en'e
Elias Ru1yOn, Providence. ). u. Bartlett. ProFi1ence
White Foam, Providence Amelia, Providence.
Avon, Providence Vim. voorhees, Provdenoe
d. a. Berry Providence e arger Providence.
d. Sawver Providence Margaret Kenny Provitsnea
Rachel Jane Providence. hate Oil.t, Fai E'e.
s. Brainani Portland CT Joseph Hal. Portland, Ct
j. II. Lockwood Virginia.
ANCHORED AT WHITESTONE.
Schr. George Albert Woodbury.. Bangor with layes.
Schr. Free Wind, Fhsbee Portland with lUmoer
schr. Pacie Perry, Addison, with lumber
scbr. Flora A. Sawyer, Cotton Bangor, "lta iainoer
BELOW.
ship Able o) TeEelsen, Newport, Eng Jny @ BJ plosboss
BARI Anne (Br), Lockwood Guantanamo with sugar.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Aug 3OArnyed steamship Saxon from PS,ie7Na
SayASSAH, Aug 3D-Arnyed, steamship CleOsa.a from New
York. Sailed. steamship Seminole for Boston.
CHARLRToS Aug @-Arnved schTs r. heserTev from Phis-
Philadelphia James Jones for Jeksoave Stevens.
ior Jacksonville.
Aug 90 A. sn ship Morris (Br from Liverpool Gsr
NegHaven. u plOtboat Isaac Webb. No.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

Demonstrates oioi tale that ehsap sGs osaion,f 'afs
safes up tines the temptations to burglary. Bakers
provide watchaen other safeguards bat they will not put
their money wsichman pocket in tin wooden bor
many guards used The safe, ae all is the last
receptacle watching guarding viii make poor
oye Trustworthy This the CITADEL and should be e be's
that b JeS VIZ HEREiS0s NEw PATENT
CHAMPION BANK SAVE only BY HERRSGs F4RRE,
2sl and 252 Broadway, corner Marrayst. New.York
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
NOT A sTRAIGHr-oUT.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In letter from Trenton, n. J.. pub
shed in THE TRIBUNE of the 26h nst am represented
as being a member and taking part In the "strnight-
ont Convention to appoint delegates To the Blatant
Donkey" ConyentloD 10 be held al Louisville Ky wGs
not there and am ambitious 0f notorety as
there. am Democrat, 1t Is true, but expect tO do
what 10 sard the election of the Honest old Far
mer Of Chappaqua Horace Greeley. VA J. LIFE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
meeting of the friends of Grant and

Wilson In Yorville held last evening, at East side
Hall Henry C.. Robinson presiding. Resolutions were
passed declaring that the present prosperity OF the
couutry was largely due 10 the action OF Congress,
whcreby the value Of the national bonds had been
raised TO par with gold aud the national debt greatly
Teauced and that by the nomination Of Gen Dix for
(uyeruDr the Republican party had given another eyi-
deuce of lis determination 10 carry forward the great
WORK of reform auspciOusy begun last Fall. Brief
addresses we're uaae by tile ChaiTman Col. Il. Il.
Ketcuum HOratio T. Allen, aud Wiliiam Haw, IT.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
TIE STATE or TRADE



CHICAGO aur CATTLEThe receipts 233 esf ID mar
k aui To- the best spp g rate wa se y
od i1al2 cst choice ~ o. a. 80 20
- TO- small lot o. 81 Texans sold cutie ife@y a.
$50 - 49, shipnehts, yesterfag, l65t bead.
Hoh receipts headi the market !, ,Te ard hrm
skel and fair cOrniei - 0 % ~ Os s>i
10 choice SJd - 10 for Shipments 1.5il head
SHGEP-sep.s $40 heads the market Is quie, and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
CONGRESS- NOMINATIONS.

ST. JosrPu, Mo-, Aug. 29.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans of this, the IXth Dlstrict'
nominated Gen. James Craig for Congress to-day.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 3O-The Democrats and Liberals OF the
Xth District In joint session Mt Trenton No. to-day,
nominated c. H. Mansur; the Democrats OF the With
Dstrct nominated Col r. Crittendep and the Demo-
crafts OF the With District nominated T. K. Bland. all Tor
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
A LETTER FROM EX-SENATOR DooLITTLE.
HE DENIES THAT He EVEK GAFE CUNNAIIl
EITHER PERSONAL OR OFFICIAL INFLUENCE
THE CHARGES FALSE.


EITHER PERSONAL OR OFFICIAL INFLUENCE
THE CHARGES FALSE.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 30.-The Daily Nctrs
Of tomorrow will contain letter from ex-senator Doc
lite coniuting the allegations OF the Connatty af'
davt in which tho Senator is charged with ex-
acting money for his inhuedce while men,
ber OF the Senate Mr. Doolittle pronounces
every statement relating to the exercise OF
hrs personal or official Influence in obtaining permit
for Connatty false Mr.. Doote further says "a tele-
gram from Washington informs me that there were no
papers nor recommendations file from any one Tho
record shows that did not ask for a permit in
writing and the only way in which could have aided
him would have been by personal interview with
the President Of the Treasury which inter-
view never had The only papers ever drawn by me IN
relation to any matter were drawn in his
presence at his suggestion, and with his full consent
and approval upon the mutual understanding that sucn
papers we're simply private and confidential memoranda
TO be preserved for private by the parties them
selves cannot detail conversation which occurred
eight wears ago. know that there was not one word
said OF purpose entertained which. II known to the
whole world, would stain my honor as senator OF
au
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
NIcoI, Davidson & Co


636 Broadway Factory No Jouest Gi's Clt@ sna
EalEal introducing fashionable Patterns Gas aud
10 ytd Gas crystal Glass made intis
Ces MoGoga Also China. Plated Ware Gas kE.a.sG
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
JACOB's MAJORITY REDUCED TO 263.

JACUBo MAJUhIII hLUUCED 10 ~UO'
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. 30-Jac0b's
majority has reduced to 263 There eight
ties to hear from.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH. .

1T is reported that Arthur Sullivan, the British
nusieal composer, married COruela DAnka-
- The President has appointed Charles NJ. Travis
United Consul at Para Brazil
The Hon. B. +. Reford of Norwich n. Y. died
Suddenly YESTERDAY Of spopler He prominent member Of the
Chenango settlement Of the Costa ca
lima
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

Drs PADDOCK have for the past So
0lT except for THEEE
obliged to call another man.-Adver,iselarnt.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
DIED.

jacobson & Co.
Issue their Fall Style HATS To-Day Of Pon sri Sissu sta
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF
the First Precinct Of the Ivth Assembly District OF Jer
sey City met at schmalles Hotel In st' rau''ave.,
wost End last evening, 10 organize q Greeley
and Brown Campaign Club The call for
the meeting was signed by go voters, of
whom 100 are old and earnest Republican, The Asso-
ciation adopted the name ~ the West End greeley
and Brown Reform Campaign Club. A. j.
oven. prominent Republican, made an
address, after which the following permanent
officers were elected: President A. j. Owen; VicePres
ident Patrick McNulty Henry 5malley. Arthur H. Cos
grove s1mue L. Brown, John Steele, T1cnas Eardy.
NJ Norton; Treasurer. Felix McKernan. The Bosra OF
Ocers was constituted Executive and Finance Com
,nlttee Several spirited addresses were made.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

ous,v attended than for years past The utmost har-
,nonv nrevailed and complete coalition between all
parties avoring the election OF Greeley and Brown and
a state ticket was secured.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-31

Ward meetings were held in every ward
In Mobile, Ala. last nigat, aud were more numef'