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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13
Four newspapers have been started

Four newspapers have been started
in this State to advocate the election of
Jacob. They are published without
any subscription list and are distributed
free. II the publishers Of these news-
papers get what tbev earn the National
Republican Executive Committee will
bleed to the tune of FIVE Thousand dol-
lars. And yet the friends of Governor
Jacob profess, to abhor the. idea Of
using money to influence political re-
suits. This ia very thin.-Csusier.
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In no public uttetsnce hss Governo

In no public utterance has Governor
Jacob recognized any question in the
pending canvass, except his private
grievances and claims. He hAs asserted
no sympathy with aay idea Of prioafpls
at issue in the CANVASS :Hsoay there
fore be considered - having No princi.
pie. and for this reason, no doubt may
fairly be deemed "the only honest may
in the State. "-Coxrir.
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city of
Wheeling will be held as follows:
In the FOURTH WARD, on We'd
nesday evening, August IA, to be ad-
blessed by GEORGE o. DAVENPORT, Esq,
and c. NEoHAUsEN, Esq.
In the FIFTH WARD, on Friday
evening, August l6, 10 be addressed by
Colonel BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
COOP and others
/ At the COURT HOUSE, Saturday
night, August II, to be addressed by
Hon. S. S. Cox.
Other county meetings will shortly
be announced.
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Ohio County Ticket:

FOR HoUsE OF DKLEeATES
NJ. +. HULLIHEN, ~
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM w.MILLER,
JAMES ROBINSON.
80. FOR sHERIFT,
GEORGE r. TINGLE.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
E.G.CRACRAFT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY coUFr,
HANNIBAL FORBEs
FOR CLERK or COUNTY CoUkr'
ROBERT b. WOODS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
THOMAS M. DARRAH.
FOR COUNTY sURJEYoR'.
Mt. CARR.
FOR CITY DISTRICT,
RALPH ARKLE.
FOR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT,
: J0sEPH BURROWS. e.
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Steubenville, o., Female Sem
~ mary.

1,HIs WIDELY KNOWN SCHOOL AT,
lords thorough Christian education at
q cost OF little more than week: one,
Sourth Oh for clergymen. The s'th session 7
fSS weeks opens Sept H. fhe address OF
ali former pupils is reqIested Ae sranss Send
union 1t the close Dol OF GIhHeApR efi seB BEAT
~ d. D.. LII. D., Sup't, or Rev. A. M.
grin. PHI. D., LII. D., Principal. .,.,, ..
10 a Tn-Th-S-gS,
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The proper little Of the Judge of the
County Court is President ofthe County
Court" and should be so printed in the
ticket. Our newspaper friends will
please make q note Of the matter and
see that the name is printed correctly.
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Democratic State Ticket

lVN ~ =
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON H,CAMDEN, OF Wood
..yoR Arro1NN 6BSERAL,
HENRIK MATHEws. of sree rlfar En-
r., TOR AUpIroR, oIo..o.I o..
IA NEHNETF,n of Marion. j. :. =
FOE TREASURER, go -,
JOHN Q. .BURDETT, Of Eapawha
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF FRHE SCHOOLS.
RENJAMfN W. BYRNE, Of Clay,
FOR JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT or APPEALS
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio. ? =.
AZ. RAYMOND, OF Marion
C.P. r. MOORE, Of Mason.
is HOFFMAN, of Harrison.
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Of Bank Directors.

CASE OF SOME IMPORTANCE, AS
A showing the responsibility OF bank
directors, has been decided at rev new
YORK. The following are the points Inc
s lTi n nas brought against the directors OF
hank in Brooklyn which had failed 10 re.
turn $4,000 deposited Sy n ,bn s %n of
The bapS. The directors were charged with
b tnT declared and paid dividend when
thew knew the bank was in perilous con- pis
di,ion A demurrer was put in to TINS
com plaint. The court overruled 1t and de,
cided that the defendants were naD,e, anu anu
that the directors of The bank, In declaring
a ND navir o fine dividend, in express terms
ae he'd the solvency Of the institution; II
ia . wholesome principle, Of law hat " no
one e shall be at liberty to sow falseb0Sd
iroadcast without being made responsible
for the loes 1t causes" The decision u q"
important one. o1s-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For SALE

a FRUIT FARM AND GARDEN, STU.
a a.ed one-half mile from West
Wheei;ne. on the road leading to st. Clairs-
Vile. said farm containing 7h acres tns
crnn Consisting of corn, apples, potatn es ana
S,ro pes Also stock and Implements Will
Re sold with said place. For full particu-
lars call at the premises: , Noodle
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FOR coNGREss-FIRsr DISTRICT,
BENJAMIN WILSON of Harrison
FOR STATE SEN AroR-rrRsr DISTRICT.
A.J.PAKNELL, Of Ohio .
ABRAN WILSON, OF Brooke.
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
i. DALLAS EWING, Of Marshall.
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Tur DJsTRICT COURT OF THE

THE DISTRICT COURT OF lii
TINTED states for the District OF West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Otis B. Little, Bankrupt.
To pho1n il may concern:
The unders gned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as assignee OF the estate o.
Otis B. Little, OF Wheeling, IN the county Va
ON the 5th day OF July, A. u. BIZ, adIudged
bankrupt, upon petition of himself by the
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
10Th day Of August, A. ID. 1877:
']'A CHARLES +. BULGER.
augl3s-e-oaw
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The interest pons of the above bonds
are payable in March and September OF
each year.
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Present debt of the Corporation OF Bel
laire is $4,000.
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The payment Of principal and Interest Is
a len upon all the public property OF Bel
laire and is. provided tor BY direct lax
upon all the real and personal properly OF
the town, at present standing on the tax
duplicate at sl,5O0,0OO.
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THkSTA7E CAMPAIGN,
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The people Of the several counties in
the following list viii be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers at
the Court House of their respective
counties on the days mentioned in the
list, the same being the first day OF the
Circuit Court: . &C.. . ...-
Berkeley, Saturday, August II.
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
q Gilmer, Monday, August 10Th.
Mineral, Tuesday, August Doth.
Morgan, Tuesday, August Goth.
Pleasants, Monday, August 18th
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth.
Randolph, Thursday, August 18th.
Roane, Saturday, August 10th.
Tucker, Tuesday, August 18th.
Tyler, Monday. August 18th.
Writ, Monday, August 18th.
Monongalia, Thursday, August
18th.
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We invite the attention of the public to
this loan. Information in detail viii be
q ven by letter or otherwise by addressing
the First National Bank OF Bellaire, ehlo.
augl2 .. .. .. ------- -
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MARRIED.
DIED.

WILEY-August H. at lois A. NJ, DELI
Lab PALLUS infant daughter OF Allen l..
l6 days. -. .'... ,
Funeral at Evansville, Ohio, August 10.
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A Rare First Glass Investment
EIGHT PER CENT. FIFTEEN YEAR
Water Works Loan
Bellaire,, Belmont County, Ohio

90 Frssr NAr1oSAL BANK,
BELLAIRE, o., August 10, lS'2.)
onand after August 18th we shall offer a
,,gT In inye, tors, the entire amount OF the
above loan, limited to slN0,0O aud author.
jzed by special act Of the General Assembly,
passed April q, 1872 and by RESOLUTION Vi
Town Council August 9Th.
Those bonds. issued In large and small
amonnfs. run Is years, and are redeemable
al the option of the corporation years
after date.
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@FoR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
sSIpt NEW YORK.
esfEAI:z:.!s .ss : wy

MN pprsruxxrrxnL KhEcreRs AT LARGE
JOSEPH pPRIGG, - Hardy.
O3ED J6HNsOHsaf Wood : Z
pRrsIpRNfsAB 1LDOoR@ FsAsT DINRcfs
wM. p. HUBBARD, Of Ohio.
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Democratic Mass Meetings. to be ad-
dressed by eloquent and competent
speakers, will be held at
New Cumberland, Friday, Au-
gust Is.
WelIsburg, Saturday, August II.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of
Maryland, and other speakers will adj
dress the people at
Grafton, Wednesday night, Au-
gust IA
Newburg, Thursday night, Au-
gust Is. ....
Piedmont, Friday night, Au-
gust Is.
Martinsburg, Saturday, Au-
gust IL.
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday,
August 20.
Harper's Ferry, Wednesday
night. August q.
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Col. BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
GOOD, GEORGE o. DAVENPORT
and FONTAIN SMITH, Esq, will ad.
dress the people
At Red Mills, Wetzel county,
on Thursday, August 10.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeling Female College.

Annual Opening-Tuesday, Sept
OBSTRUCTION IN SOLID BRANCHES,
Ins,rumental and Vocal Music, Draw
mo etc, FACULTY of fourteen Teachers
II. B.-Daily Rotations from ss0 a. "a;
to l2:I0 p. NJ. Catalogues ana scneoune VI
Rotations on application. augIs-c
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

humor, and while the Conference Committees were III
session. Gen. sennott Of Boston made motion TO nom
mate Chas Sumner, but 1t was finally whoura"n, "c
Convention preerrng TO walt for the COnin.eo 10 re-
port Mr. Pratt Of Indiana was introdueed ana mruo
subjects, the ticket was nominated as eisc"heIo uo
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That the declaration Of principles Iraned ~
Cincinnati and approved at Baltimore are adQptca o
the Democratic Convention of this C0mmonWea,.n, t
wo hereby Affirm our devotion 10 the patrlouc senu-
mems therein enuncated and pledge our hearty sup
port 10 the candidates there nominated.
ieSoipcd That we commend ihe candidates pTessnieu
the suhfages OF tie honest yotrs OF TINS
anu their triumphant eec Ion will insure dsconinu
wLioh have made odous the existing ADMINISTRATION
CONVENTIONS UNITED.
Nothing Of special Importance followed, till the arrival
Of the Liberal Republicans, who warmly received
President Avery welcomed Tho delegates gracefully and
heartily. Gen. Banks had d particularly enthusiastic
greeting and said:
Mr.. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN have great pleas
urc IN approving OF the nominations whieh nave Deeh
suggested by the conventions for the support OF tho peo
pc. concur ~ the satisfaction when mas Dceh eA,
pressed by yOur honorable President upon the union %
these TWO bodies, and for myself ANA my associates
say To you geutemen that happy TO stand again
in Democratic Convention and TO behold this Conyen-
uOn representing the mocrdts OF Massachusetts united
with the Lborl RepuD leans Of NJ lssachlsett5in cause
like ours If II IL not Democratic assembly then thore
ION that there Will be trumphat ynGicatiOn of tho
true principles OF tho living Democrats and forever,
hcre and everywhere. 10 be treasured the true ncn.
and to be supported all tines under circumstances,
tail these principles shall have TIumphed In tie hearts
OF the peoples OF all nations We represent you do
desire fur the equality OF men, iCr The reconciliation Of
men win each other The pence, tGe Success OF tie
country and the prosperity OF all classes the people.
lApplilse.l The day Will every yestige
Uf military power aud military authority, necessary,
PERHAPS duIIug tue great controversy the past VIII
disappear r0n the Government, and thc peJpo under
tno civil and CUuS utOna principles, as well as cOnsii-
tutiunI! measures and the Institutions under which we
i've, Will completely and perfectly established at tho
oner as ~cii as IN tne interior Ot tho country irca1
iPplause.I
Dir. Avery resi- gned the chair to Gen. Banks, anu tho
proceedings closed by a long and forcible speech
by p. w. O'COnnor OF South Carolina, who reviewed
Grants Administration in resuIls at home aud
abroad, and showed that the South In earnest for
Reconciliation aud perfect peace undor Horace Greeley.
hc Was Loudly alplIuded, ana when hc had cOnclulei
mo delegates departed Tor their homes well satisfied
WITH tao wIicL they had accomplished.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
THE PEACE JUBILEE At LOUISVILLE.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH /


LoUIsyILLE, Sept. 1.-THE city is crowded
with strangers attending the Peace Reunion. The trains
last night and this morning brought in hundreds among
them the Hon. L. ID. Campbell Of Ohio Ex-Gov Vance OF
North Carolina, aud many other prominent persons from
all sections OF tho country. The committees OF reception
coaduct the invited guests to steamers which convey
tbcm TO the grounds miles above the city, About
10 900 pc rsons were the grounds this morning. Stands
have been erected in favorab places for the speakers
and an immense barbecue prepared Tor the crowd
The most prominent Kentuckans are here to welcome
the arrivals a. guests Kentucky. Thirty buocks $50
sbeep and 50 hogs have been barbecued. Fifty cooks
,npoyed In preparing food and hundreds Of walters
.tend on the crowd The grounds and stands are pro
sely decorated crowd however Is not so large ~
antcpated I was expected that 5000 strangers would
he sent and preparations were made 10 entertain
that numrer Senators SchurZ and Trumbul were eK-
,ced hnt failed 10 come. effort had also been made
10 get Mr. Greeley here but he unable 10 come, He
promises 10 be here between the 22d and 29th lnss
Every trip OF the boats from the city wharf brags up
ddItiouai crowds OF visitors There Will probably be
So 0a,o u.r sons on the grounds before night.
Al no O'clock exOv. Bramlette OF Kentucky delivered
the welcoming address. The Hon. Ell shorter then
Introduced and spoke for hour, followed by L..
ID Campbell OF Ohio AT the close o. tie aters speech
dinner was announced. There an abundant supply
pon tue table. After dinner Gen. j. b. Gordon ana the
= Hon Ben. Hill OF Georgia spoke from one stand, and
about noon a heavy shower dispersed the assembly.
During the evening large torchght procession passed
through the streets, aud speaking was resumed ln tie
|
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE BOURBON FORLoRN HOPE.
o,oo~,o, prsrpvFs HIS DECISION.


The Committee appointed by the Louisville
onvention reassembled yesterday morning In the Office
NJ an insurance company at No. 2S7 Broadway Among
,boso reseut were Benjamin f. Boekman, Judge spauld
inc Alderman Gilsey. Judge Goodlett, W. C. Barrett
fndgo Ravard OF New-Jersey, W. c. Moreau OF Indiana
o,a MT Byington Of Iowa. The meeting was called TO
order nv the Chairman W. c. Moreau, and the discussion
~ tho previous day repeated An address had been
prepared by c. Barrett for presentation to Charles
O,CoDor but after good deal OF dscusson il was de-
cided not present IT, but TO substitute an address
written by Chairmen, Mr.. Moreau. member Oi the
Committee waited upon Mr. OCOnor. and arrangements
were made according to which be viii receive the dele
cation at mis- office in WaSt at II a. m To-Day Ine
TACT WAS made known to the Committee and at about
1890 p. m the members separated.
They met again, however. later In the day IL is
stated that this meeting held TO prepare circular
setting forth all the panks in the Louisville platform,
and podgng the sgners 10 support the Louisville nom
,nees The paper will be presented 10 Mr.. O'Conor II
sufficient number OF signatures be obtained NO in
formation however could be obtained from the Com
mitee who alleged that printed slips. containing the re-
suits Of its deliberations, would be furnished TO the
press to-day.
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter last evening
Mr. Moreau the Chairman. enthusiastically said. " Mr.
O'Conor will be the next President OF the United
States" The Committee however is obviously awaiting
Dir O'ConOr's decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

rELEnRAPufC NOTEs.

President Grant Is reported ~ having said tba
sf1c fe Maae ecoa itlci y 30 poll ca
s.suatlOa.
The Superyisor- General Of Steamboats, has dt
,ecfe al into the o. the 10 e rDoaon, i1es1T
on bJa Al ;Ls steam tag A-let at Jonsas Point. Va
49, The President has recognized tie followint
Coasn. Nalnus sunbscd Tor Ansna, a. issnAecs hoef
LARA at st. LoGs; anl L. WosTgarj. % Pblid ipli'
A wooden building in Washington ST.. Lynn
tnev a. the Central Hoass esF ycersy The inmates
IN uube bs,y essi wth er ETc several S's 'a~e' nos
wlBiOW%
A milk train on tho Midland Railroad ra9 inf
n OF vcster .Gy llfe.oE, n J. Ihe l'lit -
caused by rsDl oet sEitea. hngacer NiEu Iois -' sewn
bgaLelen, severely iEJlreL Tao cars "ef' "ioA'l
Cutter & Gallup OF Mystic Bridge, Conn.
toiiy blier sge been aveiei bf ue l@Y Ii.
ncHt 10 ior building nite s.lt"n
Block Island r. l. The pf9s so ipi ta
holf The huIlings 10 d. comp cled b. Dec
"A man named WadeIe committed suicide, on
r~ nv i-gpurq from tie b1ilng he ori th
Loser P- % E.ef Goo Kessf yeaeg nan Va, ~' 'lJ e
named Lyon I'm from the ai story Of to0s-eo npaieo s'' o
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
LIBERALISM IN KANSAS.

REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS AT
TOPEKA-A COALITION TICKET AGREED
UPON.
ToPEKA, Sept. 1.-THE Liberal Republican
state Convention met here to-day ExGOv. Charles ii.
Robinson was chosen President. Committee Of Con
ference was appointed to confer with like Committee
of the Democrats the division OF Offices and another
Committee on Resolutions
The Democratic State Convention also met here today
and organized by the election Of exGOv. Shannon as
President Committee Of Conference to determine the
division of Offices and also Resolutions were appointed
10 meet the Liberal Committees These Committees re-
ported the following division of Offices which was agreed
TO by the Conventons The Liberals TO nominate
Governor two Cougessmen, three Electors, Treasurer
Auditor and Superintendent OF Public Instruction The
Democrats are TO nominate LieutenantGOyernor one
CongressmAn two Electors Attorney General Secretary
Of State aud ChefJustce. Adjourned until this oven
ing.
On reassembhng, the Joint Committee ap-
pointed ia the morning were directed to
retire and recommend TO each Conven tion
candidates TO be nominated. The Committee on
Resolutions then reported q resolution accepting
aud indorsing the Cincinnati platform ratiying the
grants and favor OF opening the pnbhc
iomain 10 actual settlers only denounciDg
i'm unmeasured terms corruption IN the election or
senators. and demanding legislation TO protect laDOr
oDpOsng extravaganza IN every lOrm and III IdNOi Oi
oeIug Indian Territory the south Of Kansas To set
lrrpeut denouncing the Indian policy OF the Govern
mcnt a. a failure. and demanding protection Tor the
settler
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
CONGRESS NOMINATION.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE joint Liberal
and Democratic Conventions of the IXth District held
in Pentwater to-day nominated Samuel r. Ely for Con-
gress
MusKEGoN, Sept 1.-THE Democratic Con-
ventop of the IXth Congress District of Michigan nomi
mated at Pentwatto to-day the third ballot, Samuel
p Ely for Congress Mr. Ely resides on the Upper Pen
nsua of Michigan and Mayor of the city of Marquette
He is vice-President of the Houghton, Ononagon and
Marquette Railroad and ia also largely interested In
iron mining operations His nomination Is regarded as
very strong by the business interests OF the D
triet and he will undoubtedly be elected by large
majority over his Grant competitor, Hubbel, lawyer
OF Haughton.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
THE MARYLAND CONVENTIONS.

THE rrRERAL ELECTORAL TICKET-GRANT CON-
GREsS NOMINATIONS IN THE FIRST AND FIFTH
DISTRICTS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic Con-
seryatye state Convention TO day nominated for Elect
ors AZ Large Frederick Paine, Democrat and propre-
tor and editor OF The Correspondent German) ana ex-
Gov A. W. Bradford, Liberal Republican. Inc SIX us
trct Electors are respectively Philip T. Laird James b.
c~oo,, Iobn A. Carter james A. Buchanan, James L.
Briscoe, and Wm. Welsh.
The Grant Republicans Of the It Congress District IN
tbe Convention at Salisbury, recommended the non.
Thomas A Spence, who previously announced as an
ndependent candidate for Congress- TO the support Oh
their party. 49, - A., :. a., x,,, r,s.rao+
,o-ay unanimously nominated VIM. j. Albert Tor Con-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

and iiddle statcs; northcry 20 westerly wilds ane
clear and clearing weather from Missouri ~ Lake Supe
rior md westward with falling temperature Tne tom
perature has risen somewhat from Virginia 20 NOW
Ergiand. nm
soueastcrlyt to sOuth-wrscry winds. cloudy welthei
and ram fOr the EcwEIgland and hldde oDo o'hh
Atlantic States .,.,.-,., ~
Clear weather preva'i thrOagliou the Mississippi w
ley and sgestpafd Win westerly io northery "i"a,
ana extend eastward over Lgko Michigan and llbois ~
rnOrnlng and over Nichigan. Ohio, Eontuoky .hd -
nessee during the afternoon ana eyenugj nOruo'D "
tyeslerlY Mlnas i.+ The Westcfn GnlI slllss.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
ADMINISTRATION COUNCILs.

The members of the Grant Republican Ma
opa Executive Committee assembled yesterday at the
Pjfb Avenue Hotel The following were present; EK-
GOV T. d. Morgan oI NewYork, Gov. Marshall JeWeii OF
Connecticut, Gov Alexander Cattel OF NeV-JerSey'
Senator o. p. Morton OF Indiana, Gov. WIN. Cian VI
N,assachn.etts W H. Kembe of PcnnsyIvauia, Senator
f;eor0c T. epencer of Alabama, Gen. j. C. ADDOtt Ol
North Carolina the Hon. W. f. Chandler OF hew-hanp
shire Ia addition TO the regular members OF the Coi
tttae thore we're in attendance Judge Thomas Settle ol
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Col. +. A. Nash, Major w. A. Adams, and
Sergeant sherman williams have been chosen delegates
"a the pittsburgh Convention the XXXIId Congress
District Of this State
The Greeley and Brown Club OF Topeka,
Kap nnmper, according 10 The Record, 5ls members,
more than 10 Of whom are welhknown Republicans
Among the Ia ter are +. W. Giles. A. Thoman, l. .; An
dcrson e. X Halliday, T. NJ. Spencer E Bodwell, anu
IT H. Walker who was Chairman OF the state ExeeuuNe
Commttee for Reform which Defeated ClArke I'D loO'