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THE CHARLESTON CONTEST.
THE STATE CANTASsERS DECIDE IN
~ FAVOR OF BOWEN.
List OF the New County OMcers-Only
Three Mackeyites Elected.


Three Mackeyites Elected.
[spEo1AL rELKaRAM 10 THE NEwsl
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November 16
The board OF State canvassers, reer receiv-
Ing the testimony and hearing the e: suments
for and against the protest of shenf Mackey
against the return Of the Charleston County
election as made by the board Of county can
vassers, had long deliberation over the mat
ter last night, and came to final vote at about
an hour after midnight, with the following
result:
For the Attorney General Cham
berlain and Adjutant- General Moses-2.
Against the protest-Comptrollsr. General
Neagle, Secretary Of State Cardozo and State
Treasurer Parker-3.
The protest was therefore not sustained, and
the certificates Of election will be given. to
Bowen and the whole of his county ticket, e1'
cept the clerk of court and two county com.
missloners. For the third position OF county
commissioner W. d. Thompson was declared
elected instead Of N. Mclaughlin.
The Charleston County and legislative
oficers Alect, as thus declared by the State
eanvassers, are as follows:
Sheriff 20. G. Bowen.
Clerk Of Court-Jscob whitman.
Probate Judge-George Buist.
Coroner-Aaron Logan, colored.
School Commissioner q. Hoyt.
County Commissioners-George 1. Cunning
ham and Louis Dunneman, white, and W. h.
Thompson. colored.
State ssnator-Wm. z. Jervey, colored.
Represantstives-C.J ]. Andell, white; B. B.
Artson, colored; B. A. Bosemon, colored;
James Brennan, white; Richard Bryan, COL
ored; A. P. Ford, oolored; W. A. Grant, COL
ored; J. J. Grant, colored; J. F. Greene,
white; Timothy Hurley, white; o. B. Levy,
white; @. F. North, colored, Edward Petty,
cclored; Isaac Prioleau, colored; Julius Ting
man, colored; 3. W.. Turner, colored; N. 7.
Spencer. colored. and J. Vanderpool, colored.
The county officers named will now be re-
quired, within thirty days, to qualify for Office
ard file their bonds with the county commits
sioners In the following amounts: Sheriff
$4,000, clerk Of court $2O,OGG, probate Judge
$4,000, coroner SIC, ,ooS, school commissioner
s24O0 g - - .l,s,z' ~ sAETEE.
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Massachusetts Companies $40 710, o.
Connectlcut Compantes .............. 2,952s0o
New York Companies. 6oS0, O0
Maine companies. 4oo UVo
Rhode Island Comnanies .............. e2o, 600
alIforbia (Jompanies. $4,000
Illinois companies ...,.,,.,........... $1,000
Mssuuri Compsnies. es................... $4,000
Minnesota Companies. 1000
New Ieraey i,orn panIes es.,,. 1850
Onio Com npanies s..........,..,. COG, 900
Pennsylvania com mDa Danies....,....,....- 2,7I6 oQO
Wisconsin Companies. ................. e0,0U0
Foreign Com panic, ie,..................... 4.50o,000
The wool dealers, it is said, are fully COW
cred by Insurance. A large number OF bales
are being recovered from the ruins. The
outsldes are burned black, but the insldes are
good.
It is believed that the direct aud Indirect
losses will not exceed SAC, ,000, 900 after the In
surauce Is llQuidated.
Harvard College suffered over half million.
It will cost 5000 to rebuild. This college
has 500. 900 Insurance from $925, 900 for which
1t was insured. President Eliot says the per-
manent loss is 5000, 600, and for this we must
beg.
All the papers, weekly and monthly, have
arranged to continue regular issues.
BosroN, November l6.
Receivers have BEEN appointed for the
National Insurance Company of this city:
WASHINGTON, November l6.
Comptroller Of Currency Knox has returned
from Boston. He reports that the loans OF the
banks of the city are $S7, ,000,0 900; surplus
$20, 900. 900; and the loss only 81, 500, 600. He
says the financial prospects, IN view OF these
facts, are cheerful, and business fast assuming
lis usual channels.
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~ BATOHEIOR,S HAIR DYE.-FHlB
superb Hair Dye ts the best In the world. Pef.
fecuy harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment No ridiculoua nnrs, or runpieas.
ant odor. The genuine ". A. Bachelors hal
Dye produces Immediately spiencld oiacA "
natural brown. Does NOT STAN tne ;akin', oos
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful INC
only safe and perfect Dye. sold BY all druggists
Factory Is Bond street, New York. -
uohB-suthnyr
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DrAnosDs FROM COLORADO.

SALT LAKE CITY. November IL
Quite an excitement WAS created here oy
the report of New York lapidaries now here
that among the samples Of precious stones
recently brought 10 this city are twenty-six
diamonds, one of which weighs three carats.
The man who brought the aiones here says
the locality is not In New Mexico nor 10 Art
zona, but in western Colorado. A number OF
leading capitalists are putting up money for
an organized expedition to The spot.
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w OFFICE OF THE SINGER MAN-i
UFaCTURING COMPANY, CHARLEsroa.s.C. D. Ga;
OCTOBER %. ls72.-on and after this ;date :y4!
Will not rec gnlze nor be responsible forTsny Be-
ceipts given oa sewing Machine Agreements nm.
less tue same be our regular printed Receipr,
numbered and eigned
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
J.oLARK BEDELL. Agent.
October %, 1877 octa3 WIN
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~DR TUFTS HAIR DYE Is SUPER.
SEDING sll other HaH colorings. II 10 extep.
sively used both In Europe and America. *
novlk-6D&w =.
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a MINISTER DEPOsED.

LOUISVILLE. November l6.
The Presbytery hays r-pdered verdict OF
ontitv seair,st Rev. Dir. Gilbert d. Robertson,
Aen the esrge OF drunkenness. lasciviollsness
and Sslsehood, and sentenced him TO be depoa'
3ed from the ministry, and suspended from tne
Sriyiieiaee Of the chutch, unless be shows re-
peutspco fitting him tor membership. So 3,
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TIE RE4IRER THIS DAY.

wAsHI, aTON November II.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf Sales, on
Monday, there will be high barometer. with
partially cloudy weather, and nortnerly 10 east.
erly winds, with occasional light rains and
increaiing temperature.
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Wb,tnarp.

O,aEAR~Disd IN q jgsston TsIss Snndsx
November 10th, 1879, ANNA. secon daughter Vi
Anna F. and the late James O'Hesr, aged % years
months and IS days. ..Is
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6perial Npt,ses..

p ooNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAHOLINA from New York. are ppslasd
hat she Is THIS Day discharsing cargo o. Pier.
No. 2, Union Wharves. All Goofs remaining on
the dock at sunset will be stored at owners'r1ik.
and expense. WIN. A. CoURrEEAY, -:
novls-1 Agent: :
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~ BURNHAA AROMATIC DENTI-
FRIoE, for Cleaning, Besutifylng and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting refreshing tsatS TO tho
mouth. Prepared BY -,,.., =.
Graduate OF Pharmacy, go
No. 81 King street, Charleston; s:O. =
Recommended by the following .Dent1ssl: .Dr
J. 3. PATRICK, Dr.. B. A. ABCKkbiRUBax.: =,
sep2S-3mos ~
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THE BOSTON FIRE.
Latest Estimate OF

Latest Estimate OF Insurance Losses.
NEW YORK, November l6-Noon.
The latest and lowest estimate OF insurance
losses by the Boston fire gives the total
amount az st8. b6l. 800. distributed as follows:
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@THE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTISa CLUB arc requested to .oall
on M.ssrs. MGNKE 4 MULLER and leave crdsrl
for their Uniforms. 49,. ., .,,,~r,
BS order Of the President. .:.,.
I.o.w. B1soHorF. :;:,s :.
octo sAeretary.. ).
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BOLD, FREE MANNER

In which the Irish addressed their chieftains.
And was this anarchy, as Mr.. Froude had
charged He had said, aud It was true, that
tne Chiefs fought among themselves, but that
was then the common state of all Europe
Now % to religion, for the first three centuries
after It's conversion by Patrick, Ireland was
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
CONCERNING CURTIN.

GRANT REPUBLICANS SEEKING COMFORT FROM
HIM.
One of the drolest evidences of the real
alarm that lies behind the bystercal boastng OF the
Grant organs their amazing effort to ma In the iO
lowing letter of Gov Curtin declining nomination for
Congress from the Republicans of his district, proof
that he is not in sympathy with the Liberal Repub-
cans On what slender thread must hang their chances
when they are forced to find comfort in this;
EKw.YoEK. Sept 1872.
GESTIExEx prostraed by iles, since my arn
attempted correspondence ana st'eis nv j, I+ [
viii nv fnends upon subject present and sn no~ compelled to
Ion Of ihe Republicans my coapy presenting me esn
date received several days snce ana pave
letters and eg1ams from the other ooanues 0i lne usl'0'
me Of the general desire to present my name d Ao,
pS from the people who know and for whom cherish
the ,fOags aBeetoh with pode gratitude and viii be
s and toe eIactng Official life have given place 70
supreme desire fer the re't and quiet ana 30
s inspoaon TO enter the political
sd In The contest impossible 70 The honor you
propose 10 upon broken health fods IT, and us
NGs Ne iessd therefore ny friends in Centre County d
have hought candidate many thanks ani deolaaon
berwtb present from Dr. Willard Parker to Mrs Curtin yos
% n is yey decided and iI0s gate well how emnsni
he 10 hs rest si medical treatment sad
e n care and excitement become strong enough to assist
% in discuss ng pending political ssues ay egnneu9ts are wen
,s s,l I iasiiee 70 m,self truly, - A. O. CeHris
TIe following is the letter OF Lr. Nlaid falhsI, an
eminent pby sician OF HewYork Cy TO Mrs. Gov Cur
tin; NrvYoRE Gent G. is72
TO Mrs. Gop CuRriNMV Dear Madam IN answer 70 your in
y would say Governor in such condition oi .ila all
so hat without asos'e rest and lieeaem nom @ co., G Si
Win me M wednesday aI eones5i,a 10 We oP9l'
Very tsay yoan' -,
Tttr DEMOCRACY WILL HEARTILY sUPPOhI HIM.
A' FF0n me HarrisbuTJ Pai1oi tDen.L
This nomination for the convention to amend
the Constitution Is most tting tribute VI respect " '0
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

AZ Paterson The Committee on Permanent OrgahlNaton
elected Thomas d. Boxsey President; j. H. stevens H.
o. Willis and H. A. williams. Vice-Presidenh; ~ "
Drnnet H. W Miller and Chas. p. Gurnee, Secretaries.
6enatOr williams Of Passaic County nomlhaIu ouuso
Charles II. Yoorhis OF Hackensack. anu IL w u1aey
nominated William Walter Phelps OF EngcWOVu' IneiP'
received 70 votes and VOOrhLs 32 On Inotoh oI ~,
Buckley OF Bergen the nomination or MT Ihelps % Na'
made unanimous. MIR Miles OF Morris OieieI Iesp ss
tOns complimentary To the life ana services O ho M ti
John Hill, which were adopted and followed Dy Jhroe
cheers for the present member.
The JefiersOnian Democratic General Com
mtteo Of Kings County met Wednesday at UflS Ham,
Futon-st, Brooklyn, and admitted delegates from the
Fourth Fifth. Ninth, Tenth and Twentysecond Wards
Timothy Desmond stated that the Committee was organ
lied with the intention OF lighting against the Iang
thieves about the City Hall. The intention was to open
vigorous campaign at and eudeavor 70 purify the
local departments OF the City Government. The COM
mittee elected Walter Livingston OF tho Nineteenth
Ward rs President, and exJudgo ID. p Barnard Vice
President. Committee OF five was appointed 10 con-
fer with other organizations opposed TO the Ring
with view to the nomination OF complete ticket to
be supported at the ensuing election.
The XIth Assembly District Soldiers and
Sailors Grant Club met last evening. at It's rooms IN
Republican Hall, at Broadway and Twenty -third-st'
The club has about co members, and 20 were added TO
the roll last night. Tie following delegates were APP
pointed to the soldiers and Sailors Convention ut Pts-
burgh: Capt +. T.. Farmer, Major B. j. Levy. Capt.
J. A. Christie, Major H. C. Lockwood, and NJ Lockwood
Alternates-Wm III. Strube Theo. $. Croft, and william
Mackey Speeches were made by Col. Morgan and
Major W. IT, COFsa WIN. GLAND Bourne said In tne
course of his remarks that Gen DIX; IN Speech niae
Cooper Institute, May l. 1864 made an argument a5uSt
the attitude OF the South. The speaker comendeu tht
what Dix said in no sense committed nun, personay, 70
the doctrine Of separation He had only sdu 'l@' "'iS
we're IN favor Of peaceaDle separation
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO y Sept l3-CArTLE @ tooay 80 a be1a %
'ty to suoply week thus far $40 head or S9 St
s"s, 56 cars Tor the time @ week Market come orr
~ oek All cattle unso yesterday afternoon were sApped l'
SaEEP AND LAaBs-Recp to-day loo head making ,he % toa
i34O head, against I5oo hea9 O ne
me lime weeA closed i and heavy at t u &C. on on
Canada lambs and Western sheep Canada sheep reman O a. ~ III
nes Several lots lambs and sheep are unsod when VIII
he s6tuel to-day in FIRST hands sales OF 5i CaA
ranging u to IS Di at SIi 70 CAna44 anee 1H8e
ll6 ID, IS 25G 70. ooo -, .L,, ,h. ,o,,I .nnnlv
S set ns r n against 5000 bead for the sane
's la. wek Market advance on good hoe o lZ.e
c.t s0 head Michigan hogs rsngug 9 io 2s. a.
81 GOA s5 Ohio hogs ranging from l5O 10 20 ID A'
lis Indiana hogs averaging 1873 u, at - ~ Ia H., H. ~
y mTket tces steady and for shade hmer choice 70
80 eng A. Sc 25D SO 20: good prime 30 e3g - Oi tne
fnev M AZ 20 IS good Wineed Texans - togS ~ ~
A 9 hesI. shipments head Hogs fairly ctye az the
"a 900 IS Is for mixed Receipts SVO heaai sg
me5 500 head Sheep steady aad unchanged heeeP ~"
bead. --.,,. .u.-l., mir n sbo-t supnlv
o,erI tame and quality not as goo as % ges
Tbe mar rket rules than last, SLOWING decline o 0ic s
e price paid Ste, the being from 4i 70 't1 iee
Lecape Jull Sheep sold at 5QGsci lambs SG5ic
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,


PORT OF NEW -VoRK.... ...........''.''''''sEPr o.
CLEARED,
se,m.b,p Anglia (Br) Craig Glasgow henderson ID p1ns l, D.
Thompson. Moore BaIlnloo' ~
ste,mship Aeushnet Rector New-beiiori, Ferguson """
stssmship Tacany Nichols. PHILADELPHIA
s,.sTsbip Monitor Jones Philadelphis.
.sS,esr,.bin A stners Marren Phiadelphia
sbir Nelson Rand Liverpool Gunneu hntutn 20
R.It Iuntar Warnken. Bremen Alof issalosh
Western. Smyrnai &c Russell ho"es -"
~ Ianis Phlips AspnWal. II. j. DeMoh& x %. -
Ual1 Carvu, Cork or FALMOUTH A. z Atfesu
NJ Is,,nler Swe Amfelt, Hayfe &c FnGeh blye 20
psrs Mararefh (Gcrl, Tremani Santos fanch fTe 70
~ Nc Nor Kloe. Stettn for orders FHnch hiye 70
W. Cns (eEl amnorseB, Qaeeus'oSh Ion oHer' le'en
BOckmann. ,,-,,i.. c,.t t,- o,isr, Sloeeyieb 4 Co
~ Vo,a fItall Demafteno, Gloucester, olocoFeh Nn
~ Caroiua (Aust LOaeh Cork or oeIS ooeo'ch
70 a,k H. L. ROuih Martin Liverpool Thoaas Dsnem. NePheg
Dr dg Haven BEL Tucker Sylucf y = H. W. the on No
Anderson ksnOrc Tor orles, fut be Co
A. tDanl Tuhl. 81 MIS- JoGea = Lo4gh
n,,- rua eel. Rllahethp0t, S w LeSA
Dnq Sea Bird tBr.), Card Bahia.
ARRIVED.
French steam gae Minerva. Commander 81 Andre Sidney C. B.
J 1dayA N,
days with mdse To fuueh, kayc %. -.
steamship Desbon Savannah With indse and pass to Murray
Feri q Co
Lonard ote-lAaiD N9 .... .. ..I.l .
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-The Grant Ropubh-
cans of the With District Frederick. yesterday no-
mated Lloyd Lowndes jr, for Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-Edward JOY MOTIFS VINO
os recently Nominated for Congress by the Liberal Re
pubcans and Democrats of the lid District, has de-
cncd to accept
NEWARK. sept. 13.-John W. Hazleton was nominateu
for Congress by the LIST District Grant Republican 0on
yentiOn mt Melville. yesterday.
HUDSON n. ", Sept 13.-The Democratic and Loerai
Republican Conventions which assembled In TINS ciS
to-day nominated by acclamation John o. Whitenouso
of Poughkeepsie for Congressman from the Alii'n
District.
The Grant Republican Congress Convention heiu "'
Hornelsyine. n Y on Thursday, unanimously re-
nominated the Hon. II. Boardnan Smith, OF Chemuhg'
for Congress.
AUGUSTA Ca, Sept 13.-The Grant Republicans To-Day
nominated Philip Clayton for Congress IN 1he VIhth
District. The nominating Convention indorsed Presi-
dent Grants Administration and pledged themselves 10
support the Grant Republican State ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
cHIEF-JUsTICE CHAsEs POSITION.

HE THINKS TIE HIGHEST INTERESTS OF TIE
COUNTRY REQUIRE TIE ELECTION OF MR.
GREELEY.
The following letter to a gentleman in
CgeveIand Ohio is published in The Paiadedier Of that
city: =, r, 49,. 10 ,o-o
DEAR SIR: Your letter expressing the wish OF yOursei
and many friends 10 know views Of puOlic duty in
fhe approaching Presidential election has been received
NV answer must be brief.
make no secret OF my conviction that the highest
interests of our country require the election OF MT
Greeley or of my intention TO vote for him. Az the
same time / cheerfuy acknowledge our Indebtedness
10 Gen Grant for his services IN The war and Tor inuch
Of his administration President My thanks are de
and gratefully given to my cOuntrymen VINO Ie!t anu
feel toward me the sentiments you express MY health
was and is too precauOus allow wish Tor the hOln
nation Everything and than could be hoped from
me may be expected nOIn Mr.. Greeley yours rulY,
l. a scbelIfutrsger. esq. S. f. CHASE.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
HOW GRANTS sTUMP-sPEAKEis EARN THEIR
WAGES.

HOW GRANTS sTUMP-sPEAKEis EARN THEIR
WAGES.
70 the razor Of The Tribune
SIR: A man by the name o. Matthew Hale
Smith of NewYCrK, has been stunping this State for
Grant, and making some strange statements. He says
Horace Greeley is the most profan' man New York."
heard him say and that II Mr. Greeley elected. he
will pay the Confederate deh-tha is the heavy argu
nenf with Grant speakers-also tht Mr.. Greeley mar
sold himself 10 the Democracy, &c. But here comes tho
funniest uart OF this Smiths story He says that there
are 20 600 Democrats in NewIOrk City alone who will
not vote for Mr. Greeley because he has broken ms
compact" So after ali, he is petty good man. and
perhaps he has broken the compact" he Will not
nav tbe Confederate debt. Andher statement Mr..
smith made or rather prediction vas that Mr. Greeley
onld NOT get as many electoral woes as Grant would
rel States This was doubt tne as what preceded
IT, LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
North Appleton. Me-, Sept. G. 1872.
rye believe that the Rev. Ma'thevHale Smith. among
other occupations has been minhter Of the gospel In
three or four different religious denominations. 1t would
seem il the statements of correspondent correct
that Mr. Smith abandoning his former vocation for
that of politician has also left behind of obliga-
tou TO the ninth commandment.-Eil
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
NiRRLED.

FITZGERALD VERpIANCKA Fshk the ilnion, on Thurs
1917 the Rev Henry T. houonerr, d. D. isised
b ey FrecucE ". Shelton LID, ad tAe Rsg john X '
on, Louis Fitzgerald TO Geyna, youngest daughter "a"
Nc.phnck, esq.
FshslonthelIudsor. on Thurs
dy SEPT H. 62 bY tue cy Dr. A. H. h0ltgome asael y sbs
Dr. T. W. shelton aui The Rev. Mr John Lvine0n bos
Fzera and Gcigna yOangesi daughter Of Eerfics ESQ
BROOKLYN at the resicehce Of ths
pareats Welaos lh iH.t By TIE Rev D. D. stloiA
Drorne n New Orleans La aud Nry yoing
est Gaug ster Of John M. hhiUemof- No cards
SOUTHARD-POOLE-Sept H. by Rev o. b. Frohngham Charles
T. Soutl arl Of Boston 70 Kate j. daug ter oi T. " f'' %
Newlork
SWORDsMARYIN-On We nesay Sept H. at The Church Of hs
IHly Savior by Rev George B. Draper D. D. Ta anf enorS
10 Joa JARVIS Youngest dggl Ter Of Walter r. Marvin AL Of @ city
Au Notices of Marriages must be iadorsed gith JaH
name and address
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
COTTON RRCPIPTS.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. SEPT "a

SATURDAY SEPT. "a . ~
,, f. p-,s via O1eensoen Liverpool steamship CIV
- Isdon close at II Supplementary Mail on Per NO -
y y h cosei al 1 D m. steamship sails at : p n.
P,us,su Closed Mail is sent by this line - =, .,. ,,,
m ir, Geposei in Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid With
double POSTAGE ,.,- IL. -. p-.r,e, nor s.e,mshn
Hermann % esa,h Mai !. sent By line. Steamship sails at
from pier foot Of Thrst. H05psen er , H.. H. =,
N.s steamship CV OF h0nstoni CLOSE AZ
N Steam.hip SAILS az , p from Pier No. In T. 60,
Prnsan Closed Mail only sent BY the "aws "u'n A'1
al FAR IIafay S. Is closed at the New York PostO every
,"Y a. O'clock D. m Steamship sails from Portland Me- on
Friday, ats p. m ,,-- -. ~, oo,1 di,a.t uin
each which must be prepaid
Oo o'"r' SUNDAY. SEPL IS.
,lo,s At n O'clock a. m Tue tOs0ee open IRON A.
tai Ia
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

Great War Governor by his political associates. and
there s no doubt that IL will be most heartily rted by
the Democracy OF Pennsylvania After an absence OF
three years he returns To bis native and welDe0Yed
state find her people preparing for an amendncntto
tDe Constitution keenly alive TO all that concerns the
honor the prosperity, and the progress or the conon
wealth. there Ia no position in which his comanang IN
1ueuce be usofuly exered In that OI ueegae
20 this convention. No s moro thor99ugny ac-
quainted with the resources OF the state apu ~ na IS
moro intimate with the spirit and character oi ie ci-
zens-that knowledge which is essential 70 mn VINO
would take part in laying down constitution Io itGo
commonwealth The return Of Gov Curtin 70 assist IN
that work viii be hailed with JOY by his ieiiowciuIens
OF the commonwealth, which he guided Win s.cL wiz
dom and patriotic foresight through the pefs "
war; will give renewed assurance that tho wOk or
the convention will DO successfully consummated'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARrMKNT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

7
OPFrCE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHIyGTON. ID. C.. sept. Is. tS72-l a. H. .
SyuoDsis for he DdSi ttgcntyf0dr hours.
Tho barometer which on Thursday night
was central north of Lake Ontario has moved northeast
ward down the ST. Lawrence Valley. -
Cloudy weather is prevailing over NeW-En
with southerly and westerly winds. Partly cOudF
weather from Sew-Y0rb the CarOinas thence sontl-
westward to the Gulf and westward the Mississippi
Clear weather with nOrthory winds, eastery 20 SOUTH
erly winds clear weather over the Northwest Inc
temperature has fallen from Virginia 10 the lower akes'
Probabilities. -,
For New-Engand winds We ing to westerly to north
westerly, with clearing and cooler weather. , 49,
For the Middle ana southern States ana from the ONO
Valley TO Lake Erie and lower Michigan, very generally
clear will nOrtherly and westerly winds, the lalter
veering easery and southery north Of the ONO val
ley. , ..,
From Missouri to Lake Michigan and westward, south
erIy 10 easterly Winds and generally clear weather.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

DETROIT Sept l2whea steady; sales Of Extra At 81 81 No.
White A II 10, Michigan Amber 81 6i Corn eay al 0u O
~ rod demand At 54c Receipts4O0 bba Flour 1900 bush
Wheat Sbipmens-2O bbls Flour, IA 900 bush heat -
l3Four irm ard In far demand Nbeh ln
No Rel Winter ~ a. 81 AZ bid Corn dul and nom a
Mixed, 47c. Oats quiet NO Ne" %I
Refined Petroleum good demand and firm held al | @t o car
lots; 2Id24c for car lots I'll. r..-.
mai 25 Family 50 5OGsO Corn dulli White and White Mred
l5Gcc Oat, Ic Bran 9c HayChoce scarce al @si nme 1u
at sl49S25 Pork Sl 80 Bacon hrmeri eAouheI otg
g Clear Rib lOlGlOic Clear Sides llQit S
at 0 0lOic Neg lBc sugar
scrce and fm Good Fair lOlc. Whisky quiet al s~ NOnee
i5lslc ExcLange-SterIng. l2li Ne1fOrk sight, discount
Gold, ll3. ~ --.-. 10, .,a s~r q, s6.
Low No. - l9 for
M 81 IS for No q sc 50 for Extra Paei - for Lo" Pae
IS 5 SO Tor Crude Tupentne quiet AZ . Tor hAu - -
far Y-lo. DID; S5 25 for YIrgin. Tar fun at - TO-