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, 1872-12-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EAST ST. LOUIS
RAIL MILL FOR AIE

The propctors offer for sale the abov very valuable
As;issippt yanaalq Indi5aapa!is. and S. Louis 5a
business and its facilities for procuring lion and coal
render ono Of tho bes il not tho best locations this
part Of the country ST. Louis Is concs5edy now one of
the cheapest markets in tho unic The cost OF
transporting plsiron this mill = only 10 cents Per
daily N the mill At cost q S. ecas bushel o.
falling stream that forms Of the boundaries
Of tho mill land immediate connection with all the r
Missouri by transfer boat q which loaded coEe
these form Of tho important advantages Of th To-
cation. The buildings and machinery in excellent
Ing roads, both for rolling aad new rails The capacity
Of iha nil Is from +eo Co. to go sons per TsH d do1os saEn
to give personal For particulars nddr>ss
GERARD B. ALLEN J. CO., or
ADOLPHUS MEIER
T<rfS
, 1872-12-09

BUTTEK-EasteTn buyers continue In the MARKET
and buying freely Of low grades, and Of good to
choice qualities; paying a@l5c for the former, and
22@26c for the latter. The demand from local con-
also continues good, aad, notwithstanding tho
fact that receipts larger than usual at this season.
prices keep well up and are generally rm Following
the quotations: Strictly choice dairy, 26(a28c;
medium to good, ls@23c; inferior to common, s@l7c.
), DAG6ING-Prices Of bagging remain unchanged,
ernced, in sympathy with the material. Trade is
slack, and promises to remain SO for time to
come but this is unusual state Of things at this
season, and occasions uneasiness. We quote:
Stark, s5c; Ludlow, 34kc; Lewiston, SIC; American,
32c; Otter creek, 33Hc; burlap bags. and bu, 20
@2239c; gunnies, single, 18919c; do, double, Csc;
wool sacke. 6s@c70.
CANNED GOODs-Considerable activity was notice.
able in the market for this line Of goods, and former
rates were, without exception, sustained Stocks
generally ample, only two or three articles mentioned
, 1872-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. Z.
Prop Chas Reitz, Manistee 150 m lumber, Is lath.
rs m shingles.
Prop Chas. 1teitz, aIanitowoc, 81 posts.
Prop Jay Gould, Buffalo; sundries.
Schr Comanchc, Oswego, 5000 brls salt.
Schr j. Dresden, Welsburg, rs N lumber.
CLEARED.
Prop Chas. Retz, Manstee, 500 bu corn, 20 br1s pork
Is brls beaf, and sundries.
schr Coral Pentater, 1853 brs -four, l3o br1s pork
tons coal, and suudries.
, 1872-12-09

Withdrawn from stora on Friday for city
consumption I: 1:5a5 bu wheat Il, 1G3 bu corn !;
6,47s bu oats; 1881 bu rye; $3.50 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during the past week: Il, lis
bu wheat 3e,647 bu corn Sc, 75s bu oats 5,593
bn rye 20, ,972 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
eto-o this morning, up to 10 o'clock 1853 cars
wlest 50 cars corn s8 cars oats; Is cars rye !;
81 cars barley. Total, 334 cars, or 131, 900 bu.
The following were the receipts and ship
1,ents Of breadstuns and stock at this port for
the week ending with this morning, aud for
other weeks ending as dated:
, 1872-12-09
TO RENT.
OFFICES In THE
Tribune BllilQilq

Are nearly finished. Several are
yet untaken. Fire-proof, with
vaults. English tile floors through
out. No offices in the city equal
these in every frst-class respect
Plans Of the Tribune Building can
be seen at the Office Of
W. G. DOW,
Room No. I, Nevada Block.
, 1872-12-09
HONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY,
SATURDAY FvEErSG nf

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Z.
Wo are u last able to say that thereis slight
though unquestonable, let up in the stringency
in the local money market. Some Of the banks
arc unable to make any increase in their accom-
7nGaations to customers yet, but the majority
say to-day that money is q little easier, and
that they are increasing their advances to regu-
Lar customers accordingly While the circum-
stances Of low prices for crops, high charges for
+reights, end unusual liabilities for building,
forbid the hope Of what may be called an s'easy
money market" in Chicago this winter, it is at
least some satisfaction to note the fact that
what change there is, is in TINT direction. There
Is an immenRe number Of hogs and cattle in
the country to como forward yet, and when
these have como in and been sent East, they
will leave balance Of credit in bank here and in
the country that will greatly alleviate the
stzingency-
The banks are, Of course. not able to take but
. aporhon Of the prime business paper offered
them and great deal is still offered In the open
market, st IL per cent per month. The Comp
trollcr Of the Currency mentioned in his report,
that the Chicago banks mako u per cent net per
annun, while those Of other cities make at most
but 10. This, together with the amount OF good
businesspaper offered in the open market. end the
rete6 optained for money on it, shows the neces-
sity mentioned from time to time in TIE TRIBUNE
for more bank capital to do the increasing busi-
ness OF Chicago
The supply Of New York exchange has in-
creased within the week. but the demand has in-
creased in greater proportion, Sales were made
between banks to-day at 60c and 75c per 81 900
premium and Some banks shipped currency to
Now York.
The clcarincs OF the Chicago banks for tho
, 1872-12-09
CCfHaHEECtAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Z.
The folo1ing were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past atty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-12-09

SEEDS-There was better demand, with prices
higher for prime clover and timothy There Is Haid
to be good supply Of timothy here but it Is held of
tho market at present. We quote timothy at 3o5 for
prime; clover at $505@5.i0. Flax firm at 81. 500
1.G5 Sales were reported Of Is bags primo timothy at
S3.25 bags do at $500; IS sacks prime clover ut
$50; II sacks do at $685. 80 sacks at $500 IS hagz
flax at s1.65.
TEAS-Oo1ong teas were quoted weak and un-
Settled but aside from this the market ruled steady
and unchanged. Stocks arc liberal. We re-
peat our list: Hyson, common to fair,
5o@55c; good. e5@75c choice to extra, s1.oo
sl.00; common imperial, G5@75c; good to choice
do, 80c@s105; fine to good gunpowder 80c@l05;
choice extra, choice to extra leaf
Japan 9ucgs1.05; fair to good do, 6o@ooc; colored
natural leaf JAPAN 65965c; common to fine Ooong, IS
@45c; good 60ia70c; choice to extra, 90c@1.00.
TOBACC0-Met with good inquiry At about prert-
Gus rates:
CHEwso-Fine Cut-Extra, 75@soc; choice, 65@
7oe; common, 55@Goc; poor, 4o@5oc.
sNoErse1E5tra, o1, sa@a5c; medium, 3o@a2c; COM
P1ua-NatuFal Leaf, 75@soc; half bright eo@7oc;
black, sound, 43@55c.
WooD-Dealers report fair inquiry ut the follow
Ing prices, the market ruling firm: Beach, $500 |;
maple, Sl4o0; hickory, s1A50@15.0o slabs, S8.oo-de
WOOL-Was in moderate request. Eastern manu-
facturers most Of them believed to be pretty we'll
supplied for present necessities, and not ayng in
large stocks just now, the market being much
settled. Prices hero shade weaker, although
many dealers think that present values will bo fairly
sustained. We continue to quote;
, 1872-12-09

which has Heathe1ed the storms End tempesB o4
the lakes for the Last 80 years. Is to be repaired
and rettted for another season, after which ahe
vii be converted into a tow barge. The bark L.
cent1e-box put into her. She is also being
thoroughly rebuilt inside. Steam barge Reit5
ana her tow arrived q few days ago, and aro nov
going into winter quarters Tho barks Parker and
Lucy Clark, schooners Menomonee, Annie Beads,
and Mystic; barks Ceceia, Maine, Nicholson.
Great West, Towbride, Garrett and Hubbard
(the last TWO arrived Saturday laden With 1umber),
after unloading, will go into dzy dock for re-
@ RalIs OF damages sustained during the Lake gale.
Inc harbor tugs Constitution and Brothers ma
laid up in the dfy dock, and are being 'rebuilt.
supplied with new machinery end wheels Tbs
brig Mary Booth is being re6tted With 3 new
boom and rigging; sch,s L. Ludingtcn, Wright
and Me5ylna; the Ludinkton is being thoroughly
baIks Mechanic, Hans Croker, and Hamony-
The schooner Mason is to be rebuilt a. soon az
dry dock room can be secured Bchrs Gtr1nan
Miller, and Driver, bark crosthwait schr Ket-
caulked and repaired generally. The harE
Marsh is to go into dry dock for repairs soon
The steam tug Paine is in dry dock here. and i
having new machinery, . new wheel, and viii b.
Ieplanked, and generally re6tted. The Pai1>A
having made eighty-se7en trips with her toy
between here and Grand Haven, and brincinr
over 100000 feet each time, making tha
total amount transported by her during the
season b2,2oo,00o feet, and at $3.50 per m.
the average rate between here and Grand Ha--
y!en) would have made over $22 000 This as AZ
Illustration Of the superiority Of steam and tov
barges over sail vessels in transporting lumbe:
across the lakes, doing nearly ten times Us much
as any schooner on the lakes, in the same spacs
OF time. and With but little more expense. Tbs
system Is becoming very popular, and it is no,
improbable that, il ten years from now, sail YES
sells will be entirely discarded, and steam anl
tow barges bo exclusively used for the t7anspor-
tation Of lumber ACROSS the lakes.
, 1872-12-09

,oFee7ot so7TesponGeace OF ING Chicago 1Ti6uas.
Most of the Chicago dailies claim that or
harbor ig frozen up, but such is not the case
our Bay is quite clear Of ice, and il the present
weather continues, will be- 60 for several weeks
to come.
The ':epizootic has got among the horses at
the mines, and they have been compelled to stop
operations; consequently, . large number ot
we have about sixteen inches Of snow in the
woods, and OUT numbering companies will COIL
mence logging as soon rs tile epizootic will per-
NIT Z. P. L.
MISCELLANEOUS MARINE MATTERS.
The steamer Metropolis has laid up st Alil1au.
The Il. Earle is On the beach q. at.saugatuck.
The schooner Emma is on the beach near
Frankfort.
The City Of the Straits arrived It Buffalo in
The propeller Wenona is severely disabled
at Apena.
The steamer Saginaw has laid up for the
season at Milwaukee,.
The canal at the sau1t is frozen to the hot
tom in places.
The barge Wauricon, 1adea with coal for
Detroit, is frozen in at Sandusky.
Forty two vessels ara reported On the beach
between Michigan City and the Manitous, many
OF which have become total WreckA
On Wednesday evening the schooner T. B
Rice, ice-bound in Maumee Bay, vas rescued end
taken into Toledo. There are a!i1 other vessels
in the ice not yet relieved.
Captain Peter Brown, Harvey Swischer, of
Defiance, and William Landendorf ead wife, OF
Toledo, we're among those lest by the bargcs
Saturn and Jupiter, wrecked on Lake Superior.
The schooner Exile is supposed 70 be lost
On Lake Superior. Mr. stu1tevani Of the steam
barge Tuttle, lately arrived ut Cleveland from
Marquette, says ss Tint the Exile, Tith 200 tons
iron ore-about half cargo-loft Marquette in
tow Of the Tuttle, expecting to DO toved through.
At Grand Island the Tutt1e laft the Exile
at anchor outside, and run in to wait fer
the Ely, which was loading: Whilo there
the Exile, in the afternoon Of Nov. q, went off
under sail, and gale comm ancing immediately,
the Iuttle and Ely we're unable to 1eave, end
have now gone into winter quarters thara." That
is the last seen OF heard Of the Eale. Sao Wsa
leaking little, ndhaving lost her rudder when
she made the famous leap over the bar Of tha
Chocolate River in 8 previous gale, steering
apparatus had been improvised which required
the nnizzen boom being kept STATIONARY as stay
or support, and hence She could not uGe hr uu2-
zen sail. It is, therefore, believed sho could
not have out1ived the terrible nortnweste1ly gale
that arose at or about the time sho Left Grand
Island. It is possible, Of courEe, that sho is
safe, but the chances are all against it.
, 1872-12-09

It Is understood that q bill is being drafted,
(which it is intended shall be presented at the
na1t session OF the Legislature, to take the place
Of the present Warehouse law. The intent OF
Che frar1ers is said to be to eliminate all the
features which arc unjust to the walehousemen,
, 1872-12-09

,LEaioN~"ere IN the average demand. The sup
Ply Is Light, hut adequate for present requirements
Oranges % are IN somo demand. We quote: Pr]ern,o
ano Aaessna 81 Lemons at alagas at ss5o@7oo
METALS AND T1NNERs sTOCK-Were In mod
crate request prices ruling steady at the recent de-
TN PLA1E-Io r. 1ozl4 s14oo; do, 12x12 s145o; do,
14x2o. $500; do, roofing, &c, $13.50,
PIC T1s-Large, 4oc; small, 41c; bar, 42c
lesa quantity, 12c; slab, Sc, A' ~<<~
STREET. 1AoN-No. a, TIC rates,
COPE Copper bottoms 4ac; bradera over II lbs,
W1KE-2 to Sc; 8, and g. 1oc; 10 to II, lie; u,
Is and L, 12Eo; Is and is, lie; II, 16c: 18
16c; " ~ 2oc; full bundle, Is pcr cent discounts
ma MNAILs-Werein moderate request. The decline
noted yesterday is sustained. We continue to
quote: 10d per keg, S5.75 rates net; Sd do,
s6oo@e'133 Il j. Cd T. % g 2s@e.s7N a d. $500
s.e2X: % Dc, s90o@eIaN ciineh. $500. ' ''''"9
NAVAL sToRES-Were quiet and unchanged. We
continue to quote:
Manila rope, . f3tb...........,..,,,31 1o a 10
o1ao1 8opes . 0.''.'s ID g IT
, 1872-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

DISS@0AkJ U I0oIN.
Tho partnership existing under tho firm OF John pas
mon and Wtn. Siebest this day dissolved b. mutual
consent aud all dobs contracted By s1id fs5 M Be a.
suned Dy JOHN DAEM0N,
Dec, 6, 1872, WN. S1EBELIoT.
, 1872-12-09

John Walter, OF the London Times, recentlg
had all its literary and mechanical staf-oyer
800 in numbet-at his country Eeat, Bearvood
Hall, and gave them . grand banquet.
, 1872-12-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for the Week Ending Dec. ~
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 7.
The receipts Of live stock during the week
, 1872-12-09
DISSOLUTION,

Tho copnrtnershp heretofore existing between E. q
Lawrence and Henry Phippi, under the firm anms Of
e. @. lawrence Co. was this day terminated by runtoa
consent. r. &. TAyTRETI.F.
HENRY pHHLPPL
Chicana EoY. I 11S
, 1872-12-09

oILs-Lard oil continues weak, with declining
tendency. NO changes were made In the quotations,
but fair orders freely filed ut concession Of 90
while for other goods easy feeling prevails. We
peat our list: Carbon, 27I@2ac; extra lard oil,
73c; No. i, Csc; No. 2, Csc; linseed, raw,
e5e; do boiled, soc; whale, ssc sperm, saoo@2 10;
neas' foot OIL strictly pure, s1.10 do extra, ST. 90
do No. !, s0@95c; bank oil, Csc straits, roc ee-
phsnt oil, CSC; tllrpentine, 70@7oc.
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY-Were in light ra-
guest, at the prices given below;
, 1872-12-09

Wheat was rather less active than on Friday,
but strong, and averaged 1c higher, though re-
ceipts were free, and Liverpool was reported
duf1 and unchanged. But New York was firm,
and our home talent Was responsible for the
rest. Two Or thres prominent operators were
, 1872-12-09

poTAToEs-c -cboice neachbiown ara IN GOOD demand
and hrm, at 70c on track with limited offerings Sales
include car at 75o delivered; car at zoe on track
store.
PoULTRY-The market was 1arge1y supplied with
dressed poultry; the inquiry was rather light and con-
fined to choice offerings Turkeys quotable at @12c.
Chickens sell very slowly at irregular prces so0o@30o
being the s sea prces obtanabo for good stock Geese
keys ut 12c; lbs choice do at 1oc 1000 lbs at 10
@lc; 400 lbs old stock a 5@sc; so doz fresh chick
ems at $500; 40 doz at s250 60 doz fair at s. Is
doz poor at so; 20 doz old stock at 75c1 doz
geese at $1oo; doz do ut $aoo@9oo; doz ducks at
S3.50@400.
steady at s2.40 for coarse and fine grades, Stocks
arc very light. We quote: onondaga, fine,
$40; ordinary, coarse, $40; Saginaw, fne, $40;
coarse Diamond G, $40; dairy, without bag, 800
do, with bags, $500: ground solar s24o Ashton dairy
Per bag, $500 ground alum, s.. so.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS-Wero in fair de-
and for the season. Prices unchanged and con-
tinue to rule as follows:
, 1872-12-09

PRDPO5 ALE.
Proposals f01 S{jllEll8s.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY c. CooK.
OFFICE ELEEi Of CoCETT Court,
CHICAGO, Dec. 6, 1812.t
, 1872-12-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IB
active week ago. but the movement is larger than
usual at this season Of the year, the demand being
stimulated no doubt, by tho prospect Of further ad
vance in prices Of most descriptions Of domestic stock
BeIoE are the quotations.
, 1872-12-09

Tho now stock pens recently commenced at
Rock Falls Station; Illinois. on the Rock River
Road, are completed, and the first car load Of
hogs shipped from that point arrived at the
Union Stock Yards to-day uia the R. R. and c.,
3. d. @. Roads. It is contemplated to biu1d pens
on the county line, midway between Amboy and
Rock Falls.
, 1872-12-09

FIour was more actlVe and strong at yesteF-
pets and local dealers. The movement was
somewhat restricted by the paucity Of offerings,
especially in the case Of choice spring exit ".
Stocks are light, and, IS the dealers say, are
"badky broken up.'' Buckwhoat -four was firm,
and bran stronger. Sales we're reported Of 50
brls white winter extras at $1,000; 800 brls do
at 1925 SO brls do at $3.50; 81 brls do at
$7-87I5; 3A5 brls on private terms 200 brla
spring extras at $500; 100 brls do at s5.75 100
brla do at $3.50 900 brls On private terms 100
brls superfnes at S4.75; 1Cl brls do at $3.50
Il brls rye -four at 500; 200 brls do on private
terms 81 brls buckwheat at S7.3715. Total,
2,5S5 brls. Also, 20 tons bran at Sl2.00; 20 tons
do at Sl1.50 10 tons do at sl1.25; 20 tons at
311.0o; 10 tons at S10.25. The following is the
ranoa q 11rinaa,
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cation. one Of the Democratic members o.
the conference. committee. stated was Q
mere skeleton Of what vas proposed BY the
Senate. Any Federal interference, no
matter how slight. 10 elections is obnoz-
ious. and shows The centralizing tendencies
Of the present administration and the des-
perate means It will adopt to continue and
extend It's lease Of power
One OF the most disgraceful features in
connection with the attempt to pass the 10.
famous bill originated BY the Senate, was
the attendance Of Grant aud bis Cabinet
at the Capital in the capacity Of lobbyists
for this scheme and outrage, threatening
ia case it was defeated, to at once con.
venc Congress in extra session.
But thanks to the patriotism and good
management Of the Democrats aud Con-
scrvatives and Liberal Republicans. Grant
was virtually beaten at every point, aud
the great prop upon which the administra.
ton relied for . continuance Of power. vas
Knocked from under It.
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lanes W. Kelley, Esq.


Tie gentleman whose name heads sn's
article, is The regular nominee o. the
Democratic aud Conservative party ior '0e
Office Of President Of the County Court
lie is q resident Of Hartford City, IN TIE
upper part ofthis county DC IS n'snl'
spoken Of ny all who know him. De - q
Young man Of talent and education. with
good executive ability, and in every re.
speot is we'll qualified to gil the position for
which he is nominated. He is q pleasant
speaker and man Of sound Judgment; be
Is lust euch man as the people want in
the Presidents chair. Let the Democrats
and Conservatives rally to bis support
That Mr.. Kelley will be triumphantly
elected over Mr.. Redmond. the so-called
Independent, but 10 reality, Radical can
dida,e. we have not the least doubt.
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A Splendid. Threshing Machine
For. Sale.

n OFFER at a reasonable price the very bes
Thrsshinx Machine and Separator know
in this country. Mounted power Made b.
Aplimau d TAYLOR. Mansfield, Ohio In per
ieel order, being run only a short time ant
INIT getting smooth. Will exchange it fc
stock (horses or cat.lp) or to responsible par
ties viii give time. Reason for selling, it i
out Of my line Of business Address or cal
Oh me at Arbuckle, West Va.
may 3O-tt. y: WtnAUflN.
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Iudicial Convention.

Ata meeting Of the delegates from the
several oounties composing the Seventh
judicial Dis.rict.at Parkersburg, May Both,
i. was agreed that the time and place for
holding the Judicial Convention for said
district be fixed for July 10th, 1872, at
RavensWood, W. Va.
On motion, the Point Pleasant Register
and Charleston Courier were requested to
make this announcement.
Cuxs. HsDnrck, pres'..
JOIN P. R. B SMITH Sec,,y.
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NOTICE TO
Il A KIP "A YER s.

rTHE TaY-layers Of the County will conieI
flavor by coming forward and paying thd
amount Of their taxes. am aware ofths dit
ficul,ies Of the times and I'm anxious to get "
nv collections without giving Inconvenience
to any, hui all know that It is impossible FOL
the sheriff to pay the revenue, especially y
these times vi,hou, aid from the proper sourci
to.wit:
THE TAX PAYERS.
Nav I ask. ofe and all, their particular q
tepticn 10 this cslI.. Immediately after the adj
ioarnmentofthe ciros,. Soar MY !, ..-sss'.on|
nv Deputies and myself viii call upon yoI
With a hope that you will be prepared 70 mee|
our wishes y. sEhuN one''n'
NAV 30-4w.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
20 The Creditor Of 5. ;. Gti6ath, dee,d.

70 the CreditcFs Of 3. j.. Grihith, decd.
TN pursuance Of decree ofthe Circuit Cour|
/ o. Mason county made 10 cause thrreid
pending 10 subject the real estate Of lbe s,id
8. T Griffith TO the payment q his dsbn, yod
are required to present your claims against the|
said s T. Griffith for adjudication TO r. al
GUTHRIE, Commissioner. athis once. In ths||
town Of Point Pleasant. in said county, on Oh
before the Goth day Of July, A: D lists.
Witness: O. B. waggener, Clerk Of our said|
Court a the Court House this l7th day Of Juns|
1872. O. B. WAGGEN ER, Clerk,
BY 9. B. Waggener, j.. Deputy.
iune 2O-6w.
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N0TICE.

!. The partnership heretofore existing between
81 Alexander, p a Clark and Vim. Peel
is dissolved; aud all persons will take notice
that | will not be Responsible for any debts
contracted bythe late frm,fS T, Alexander
4 Co. since the lat day Of March, 1872;
may 23-4w. ST. ALE4ANDEK.
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The Indiana Democratic State Conven-
ton met on Thursday, at Indianapolis, aud
nominated Thos. A. Hendricks for Gov
eruor. The convention was one Of the
largest aud must enthusiastic ever held IN
the State. Delegates to Baltimore, favor
able to the acceptance Of the Cincinnati
nominees, were appointed.
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GEO. W. TIPPETT, Editor.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Thursday, III: June 20, 1872.
Democratic and Conservative State.
TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHNSON N. CAMDEN, ofWood.
For Auditor,
EDWARD A BENNETT, Of Marion.
For Treasurer,
JOHN s. BURDETT, Of kanawha.
For Aitorney.General,
II. NJ. MATTHEW'S, of Greenbrier.
For Superintendent Of Free Schools,
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE, Of Kanswha
For Suprepreue Court Of Appeals.
A. r. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
JAMES PAUL., Of Ohio.
CHAS. P I. MOORE, Of Mason.
j. 8. HOFFMAN, Of Harrison.
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John A. Bingham INDUCED 10 one Of
bis Old habits Of using abusive language
towards Democrats, IN Congress, the osher
day, General Morgan, in plain Anglo.
Saxon, denounced bis insolence as . lie.
Bingham turned white, aud subsidized.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-20

Asto the rumor of Gov. Jacobs run
ming independent, the Border Ru'chmaa
says it is "without foundation, and grew
out Of some pettish remarks made by one
or two upimportant members Of tho Kama
wha Delegation"