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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

" Those who subscribe, for the
Schoolaay Magazine get an armful for
their dollar. They not only have the
choice Of either of two beautiful s2.00
steel ensraviogs, entirely free of cost,
but the Magazine itself is: one. of the
best that is published. Out readers
would do we'll to send :, three cent
stamp to J.. W. Daushaday l. Co.,
publishers, Philadalphla, Pa, aud got
. specimen number with Ill the partiou.
lar. !! IT
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

The sLiteb6eld Ledger says that
=, Nssses. Hines, Kinball and Resdy. Of Of
that plass, sbippsd Gar load d, game,
L., through .: sBosten,o There we're 'FFe !
IL, 900 lbs.s Of yepiaoa, one ton Of tur,
5ksys, 1900 phsassnts, 1900, pounds Of
butter, and The :eorpses Of two youthful
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

I'd TI q A 9S95 's55 Yset nes<'st
minnsapo]is,' expects 16ts Scffo pals.''.nt.s,f
goods in his liRstv IL 'nnasaas MADE. sRhsha, mad.
sdditienBsto hisisieak: u1salas kssithe lsr-
sest be chass syee carried, Unfolding fns
H H.ts and jex.lry, new ts1s1ss At, SILVER
Z, MT, etsl sd ~ the music lj?s
from jeWsharP q harnenieaa for the lit
Ito ones to IN otxa ;Teo IL piislo fsr IL .lI1f
eas y Hi' prices y. !. elais ~ l.vas
ehe h !sx'.t .ad BIZ stesk IL ass5teialy =
COED ~ til, h..t, s> .': -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

The forthcoming report >of Gen. A.
J, Eds sttoa, Railroad missioner Of
Min Siao&sa,,' eolesius . naoh Flint il Of
intsr,s. and much sh,sis Wy gritty
iss 1ptd1iux u. r.pid progress Of our
internal inpsovsAsnt enterprises, Da-
ri.g ths ysssr, s5s3 na.' Of railroad
INV bssa constructed within To limits
81 We SUITE, a,,'follovss 80" ~ i n..,.
Wils1a 4 81. ELECTROMAGNETIC. l19 miles,
S. P.al + ChieaGo. ,.;...,...... 81 a.
CAiee1o, Dubuque / Minnesota. ~ J.
= RaaiineS b nAk0ta............ ........i rs I"
q. PSuls &.R*eils, AeheaneAss., Isl a.
eisux City { s.. Paul ......,"..". 3 81,
X" Add these 1924 mile. 70 tho ] $50
miles constructed up to the close of
1871, aud We hay, I grand total Of
1904 miles Of railroad in actual op-
Grafton in Minnssota At tho present
time. OF all tho slltes. 1llinoi. and
Iowa alea. can show / better years
work. In addition % Ill, this, there
.., o.s hundred: MILD note Of road
graded and ready Tor the tisi md iron.
TIL. ee.ias year can confidently b *.
psstad,t, soa.iaae thia woadertal pro.
grsss in ssilread building, aud beisg
ths se.pls,ioa Il several lines Of spec.
i'll i>ps,taaes e this pertioa, Of .hs
State, Including Il. St. Cloud and St.
Viassst ~ The Braiasfd Branches q
10 81. Paul / ,Pas,6s. .i,..o+...,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

woAAs's RlaHr:- hold thls: truth
to be self-evident-that Oh women srs ~
dowed with. certain j. inAlisuable rights.
among which are life. liberty; and . Char
ter Oak Stove. The latter j. ~ iadispsl.
sible article in any we'll regulated house.
hold. For sale by Rossnbsrgger Bros. ,u, /:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

s ~, The Rochester Pos, says. mort.
gage has been filed ID the Office Of the
Register Of Dseas, ia that city, given
By Tia Chicago &. Northwestern Rail-
rroal Company "a. to the Union Trust Com
pany, Of Nav York, for ! th = modes! sum
Of $18, 749 500. " " ''9'
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it, a7.-. On Thursday Morton a, Wright,
:. ssbrekeman At Wiaon., was caught BE-
q tween two sarss and 40 crashed that he
died Jig: half AZ IhoaE, /. He, VAS fully
!: ess.siesAI D aud This lat, word y
"nothss. .siyT soaa!aaHIIi 10 sr04
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

DOUGLAS COUNTY Alexandra. Po,t
says wheat at that place is noninally go. to
65 cents, and taken on account only oats
1910 200 ...:Alsxandiis was out Of kerr
ossns last week, and tsllow dips were At =
premium. The spisooty has proved fatal
in several cases in. the 1eouaty......Dry;
hard wood ct Alsxapdria il worth only
81 to $s.76. per cord. Wish W could get
some here At that prizes. .vsnissD, s to s
for esrcassss ); to 100 for saddlss.. ... 80.
Tough youns.ters upt hers A nine years
old boy .umbled down . tight Of stsirs
and bounded out Of doors .. some rough
ice, o. K.......... Douglas county i nesori-
Gus all,ovsr the country in one branch Of
domestic industry, and the infection has
now extended to tho bovinss. The Pest nan
beasts Of COW Belonging TOT. q. Darling
which hes had twins twice within six years.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

4 mn IL :, Nv n" =! York On Ta''d.1
b.t,.a B.t.p.sn 'i'0 ga. ei1lss,,t-.n .ls.
ph..t slad ! s.j.ssl z at asoth To oily nj.
s.ls isn.v.d. Gro. Church and oss.r
tuildisxr, IL the vicinity were also dc.
I...I4o1 85j!3 et h1aiDfG} 1919
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

= -Last week $4,000 worth'of .ilyear
orc, % The wy from Silver I.ist,
Lake Superior, Is the snslti5x7 voGks
near Detroit, passed through ss5 Paul:
BY express. ~. .s:a Obi! sgo1om
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

=: s1oas1Aar BouENEll4 docs not
q sss y, b sss's...yo Of gths Treasury u
aitssa.As 6tai'd Il ,.sz. March, but
\. ~ want y b United States sas.
satss ios hsssashusests and viii b il he
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

%'.-Ths popaistios of ths ststs. Of
Witnesses On til arst day Of Il Jasuary,
1875, sssordiug toda close 'ss'ssl.eiea
5f,a odssiar dds jast 'rsod7ed'by Pen.
tseoE Pa,.y, Rssqt III, is'1ip placed Il 527; 454
Il Inhabitants. ,Zsw It2T1 II bvEQH! ~i4s
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-s.The Heart 81 Myrrha L.ke''fs th,

',,-.'The Heart 81 Myr1rh. I.ke' is it ivl'
'titls IL ! little volume " .sMinais Mar,
Lee" (hrs. ". RI. Wood, q Sank R.pids,
10 which the writer sives,iutsonsvhst ofs
story form; tho reasons which induced her
70 leave Professionalism and smbFsse Cathel.
isi.n. i is fef sale BY Ressaesrs'r BF'e ~:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

T According to tho Minneapolis
papers the the readings of Mr.: War.
wick aud Prof. Chamberlaiu were sev.
eral degrees bslow mediooritY. osss ''"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

ID. Hon -El !. DooneIly is preparing q
lecture on seme shakspearean subject
which he will deliver il minneapolisin,'
tho second week of January. ,,;1 G!er
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

,ysp The London Il inses ;, eulogizing
i Horace Greeley, sayai5''He died IN
honor.i1 tTas people vof 1.-The United
States feltethat he7~asjas1mest genuine
= American son s.z4, .r3noloo 600 -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

Armed an q! + ~ !T.e.h, .A,,,sz e's,a
..pr.':ten ,.l ee '!sy ~ 'hi9h ef.ssa e .rAa.
'd.ofd.diy MORE 6s,a1adsl .nd appppfs.pistse
-thls'ssx onl bss'zdoass y, ptis III tRaatl
'tsoiodent." Z Fon .sassuaint,9 bsaatif9Hf
and presersine The, ts,thp ovssasnias ~sA
purifying the breath i. hs,sae esqas! ysae'
tsP.aldinss alss il. up t. ~ e4.sle4ias
point .....,. .aI;,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

! Tho Directors, o. y, spsis. i1iAssHt
Association '1 Wy as.t = a. - Aaa. 81 sk
1879, Il 7 c'elosk. / fdn 4iissasisssj u 4.
iar,s, - sh,ris i ahpsa4taat 'saja. - =
transact: .veajoss osFsU. lfeUNuR1 90,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

AAa..11srra II. B1ooe.-1 tAess Vie
arc IN the habit Of Warning Ami s th.ls u
night BY artificial means, would aahe,!s
sw applications Il ii. Tr.sfI II af.,,,.
oiatsa.nt ~ would 1--WE as iaiiistis1 troy
blsfron thassssu'st. as1sadafI6a5 'qiAs!
ties promote tha health iials>ise ;sfli
bleed 1sstere yisor te to- SNAIL vsse,3a ~
the skin, .ad giys : hsaltAy .,gleXh 4! M
surface. Sse advsrtiseuslt II another
column. s!'3T >'Rf I:2. <>i:' = ''s
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:. ..El:eAl!l.,X!ol. ri {. TrsaE..

:, = r.i,E. : -.Q!I 1iEEAA tn ,IoA III
least $35 in sheet form. In ordering from
other dealers BE particular to ask Tor Pr
TIERS EDIT1oxe OF tgrnAuss. <WA1z4Bs, Is ii
is the only correct and complete edilion.--
Address, j. L. PETERS, Music Publisher,
500 sBrosdwag,eNz Huo7 i ;oE" ESA
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

Tn Hou's biz i ss11te .1a he he tim.
for the ompple.isa Of the Wi iN md
St. Petsr Railroad passed the Senate
A Fr;d.v "I'i.
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Jar GouEDs 'tssoorkksd, la,t week,
90 900, 900 d biz sstsalisg. from The
Erie R.ilrosd Company .sd the suits
tse,iseg hin havs ben tdisesstinued. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

oOuR FUTURE LuMBER MARKT.-]
don. w. A. Howard, Of Grand Rap-
ids, delivered 4 lecture in that city on
bis recent Western trip. He says of
the timber region around and shout
Puget Sound: '~"..'. -.
"There IL more lumber around Puget
Sound than / over saw before. There
il ons channel called Hood's CANA, that
ruus from Port Tovnssod, 60 Or 20
miles towards tho Coluubia river, aud
perhaps no. averaging over half : mile
vide, and if one.half of what people
said about tAe timber growing there
vas tras, and il va here in this mar
kst, ii would build the Northsra Paoif.
10 r. r. The timber IL fit aud pine.
There are three kinds-the white, the
yellow and the red,-the red prsdomi.
mating. It has . coarse, grain, more
ike hemlook, is free from knsts, md
The wood between tho seams, that sep
srats tho hysrs, is Of . red color, and
SOFT This kind Of tree grows tssat
s.ornoas size. IudssdyeA' thatg. Chi
timber thieves there think Of, :sad txs
on thsir ingenuity for, u 70 asa| ttess
small enough to handle 70 eadv.ntAgs,,
not liz ing to grapple with The big ones
We wont through . portion Of this tor ffss
81 by stage, audit w.s very rare u
find . tree a. small ~ three feet through
1t tho butt. They were from i've to
six, seven and eight, and sometimes
nine or ten feet through At the butt
and marvslcusly tall, some being $50
feet high.
"What would you say if stated that
| saw tree that would make an amount
Of lumber more than the average for
Eve acres in Michigan ? Every one
that knows pine lumber lands in Mich.
isan knows that 10000 feet is more
than ao average, tax ing the whole of
the pine lands Of the State perhaps
5000 would be the fair average. At
| 10. 900. FIVE acres would have $4,000
feet. Now, suppose We take tree ten
feet through ; that ought to square six
feet. A piece Of square timber one
foot in lsogth would contain SO cubic
feet, or Of board measure 433 feet.
Suppose you went on in that way until
you had worked up 200 times 4s2 feet
that is &c. 400 feet, and then you have
70 or 80 feet beyond that left. I saw
there trees ten feet through at tho
butt, sound Is they could be, straight
IS an arrow, more than $50 feet high.
II does not make very good finishing
lumber, Is it is coarse. But oil about
there, are enormous white oedsrs which
even grow on the islands, and which
mako very fiue flushing lumber,
I was told at Olympus that this white
cedar lumber brought $40 per 1000 at
Portland" Chicago r. r. .RepicU,
December Ia. 1872. I'D , - -
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sa n1ahsAeY1 !Zyn mp N! h.41 r.,
il ApiestlsAaishe s>it5 tAAbs1s6s htnil
Observation-Disclosures i1l
~ IA ~ Asl ~ 4 ~ tl49 RsRlasea hrs'
i ssg - Aaliseyp. Is. Ill, Ril se4essas
kIgSSs II. 81 skeles slssass, I'M ~,
}M isRffivtSa. hfHSaa pk ~ iISSSi IIr,,nl
III nsssa1 jlt kilsil Z II, ss1fsa,t ~
ld,es aAlaei~>it ,sstelas4t ,as.,l
ksN: ziM SAGA Iasaaisasd >aas
bss1{! stsFese4 1anpeeuasea lad ,o!sa
fessPAs tatae ~ nj zmoisassp -,
CfaShed Il - IL, ssh
vaYst5Sa9 49, 4, ,;raaxss zs2a
proRtk >seokiaae!ad g hsiw essf
ssaE ts ;;nAleds aeisasEqzs ,ss1 ~
.sssQQail1 salbs nla>. soiaamuas 7oaa
|isi .!aSsels =! nzsih aaw 3sa:i aoeI ann .'s
a1.tsre f ~! 1ee.sesssb ss114a, ss!z ~
Hunting gesIs. s:ro
q 9 Bias.a az If Ritz, ''''oa' :! 1aa "a
.fksSs shtohaosS ~ Ill dsen1,dlyl7 lf,,ned
Essd would make ibtsttAalas1aas iprepzi
az presents for aht holidays. s1o6lt ii m
age thsp.asseaoo antaoad yaiiisn&i '''o
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II o-Horfer the ho1idsys','zfd.' Nt,b.t.r
sPsok's aHosssasld sBnPdrias3 asa Thisa
i6trsst, St. Paul. !a1zoi 5saaz s..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26
JAY Cooks 4 Co., FINANCIAL Aa'rs
NORTHERN PAoIrIo r. r, Go.
PHlLADYLPHIA, Dec. 10, 1871.

jar Cooks 4 Co., FINANCIAL Aa'rs
NORTHERN PAolrIc r, r. Go. =
PHlLApELrH1A, Dec. 10, l672.J
ED1roR JouRNA1.-Noticing com.
muuioatiou in your issue Of the 9Th
instant, calculated to throw dneredit
upon our statement respecting Puget
Sound timber, I herewith enclose an
extract from the Chicago e. e. Re-
viie,0, in reply thereto. The caleula.
tons Of :yoar correspondent arc sound
enough 80 far as his experience q.
,tsnds; the trosbls u, hs reasons from
premises with which he i not aequ,int.
cd. Mr.. Howard u . close observer,
and his words autho,ltatively ssttlseall
;qnsstion a. 70 tho amount Of timber
one acre ofsthe Puget Sound Fir for.
leats will produce. ..1o ~, 9l"oo sega
q. Truly yours, JOHN v. SEARS.
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*f0 WHOR4fs1ilf dDabfkH.

IA *fo @HoR4rsAi if esspfkH. :dsis
i'll 4oeuaonus div div boAi1a7sa cd .rec
tn }s aopfeqYpss pf th sAau hhaes haseI H9i,
Bers 81 a5a 1ssSly III e. e. rs sea
Che pfsSSae Court IL sSisaraS c tsoaassdia desz'
% Eaeddsors; iilssi.sof9d 12aan d1kez
d,ans Qef,unsstsasd 1stisSs1 yA1foistsds :b4d
tAe RRehats.c eu,t, 81 atlsaess,< Sost1jI apA,
IL rsa 4 1,'az te j. w. b. saie ssa. ohsaA IA
ysr jtsS s4d fneeEts Is
sststss thsy have il phsSfs, liiSnt ds 6sEtM
8 u u sdabij S1id u eauiff e ta1 asttis idl
i 1s4Si.s.91t 5auo1 sf1 .easdt Of bsui
iAnpseseas Assiass spsiasl S16ia .hi.l
posrs Ter ssss bseptasaallAllb lhss t1e&,
~ ~ -. n. sare 9eseseHsAesa I'M Boz sx.I,
ALL Vi b9snossrq snbsc44b4lh!yAlAg. Ga
,bp1s. I'd! 81. j; ti,Hl.ira5 z - 4 4 "a
.at 81, = I - haIisai mo
dsidw Is l4MlSBAAs ak1l1lJ6.d, sas
61rak saiasEf6r1eaIk,tlIlp
|ud y.ta son itpaA ~ : M ann .n.x
|aDD1aak4 aRAB 10ll Mn.
1e,1aasp4y1h R,ll,ia, D,hat71,d
zshas u. essk - ~. e..S6. -, =,
q a11ne A9A6a kaaiSq1a9 1p4 2.,i ''ef
isiss1 "a Al 40 aaiqsea ,taibd n.
F|ffHHs:3f8:s Rn .oaa biaa ''.mos III;
3 ~ {os,ss zaziIsGassiqi bas -
10ash Prizes q 40 "a eaaaun / ~ 4
Cash PriSes $4,000 SSSn
3 Cash Rri.es 81 900 SfSSS.
- Iai4a1 faxse, SGais 6.Siiai,a 80
|ts8atsa lese!!y 3ylt.s1es, alselby 4eatist
81: 81. & 1 II. !.
q 4llRneaeSit sts.a dsssn.s azGlS Hlsy,
1f -. nv 1ss "a WIG sd1ss:iI5 Yonadp1
ss9a44 as.@al ss..6s, o.aa4 ~
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PsstIir rt ss'Attsrasy'sa
,.,,ss< JUSTICE COURT
Su10e1s, ,,,~~
S0bpeoAAo.o,s s,s!s'.s gs'oiw r'";%

'11" "TOWNb1kNKb: r
sf-tsso.' Grsg5" -; tgDrf 20! II j. s}. .e,S,
Orders, with stpbs-lpess,. o. bound in2s
bestG.sl 80 and oo.. - ar ~ ban
"a Order ef Supervisors laying ont now
.xSis 1ss'5;7',9 ~ ,fst3i~S $50 II
81: a. hc!~~siglH l. 94sG .sauf 3Ut
Release Of Damages By Owners OF Land.
Notice u 1sying out Of roads (for public
>>..s- ,nnR 'tTials 49, s@l5G A.sj. -
5.;fS3fsa:d sill - 1t 9.sga1 .r5.;@ ses = .
A@dayits to b attached 70, oil Bill (for
6wa'sssesunty usss) u Ga"- ss,'.1..s
u Bend II Tswn 'Ttsasursr. r."
y'ah's"',s Conltakis.! o., ;, .TSs.s
'''4'':*' -, Justies d The Peace:
Notice Of election to Town odfss.
Oath IL Once 81 Tow, Omse,s: sana
Motto. e District cl.zk * El''asn Of
isesf ths: Peass.ira .sel. as,A
.lFstissssf 1lsitasa Of Constable. -
+ .iDOr 0rasr.5' nom a. country, for NY
Sllsilall!!tleJl. illsA = IL. llss:s.
- Rlaaks ~ aAy Kind printed t. Or.
~. An AAAxk 1otise .s.sr,p...s,rs....sss,.s.s
r. fsS,stfa 11sW.,s. N1EU1III,
1t. Cloud. MINI.
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THE PUGET SOUND FIR FOR.-i
ESTS.
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{ !
I. ,,.,. - very .tronx..Aa IL.
l,rr,r sitisj 10 70 into iiA's
ie1,isI " III has received I'm
II ia. really nd M
- iSsill fsi1i1 SIR "A ditien % IN Anot ],
~. S2SIs f.:,S "a .,lyer v,t.l,,. q, ~
80 ~ IIar.,a ,,v,lsy
= NV das.slss: dAaias, bras.l.ts sad
s.ts g. ~ 80 sa.b,rsts vsrkna.ship
aaA la.sst slyles teals enc e sqSss.s Ms
Ysskse bssk = he last uas. Diansads.
lsasls MI xf11hll1fn5ar}rss. 1lr1
A11 ~ ~ 66ul5nk 3SAjars tslk
e.a.,. A,,d. s,liaa.ilY = i, ,,,.lra. n
-; SssSs5 49, "a sss15. Fss1ise 8
sliasaVlle u SlSdt1b{ SSktl vlth Il,
Sg1A41nAlus5l = ~ 1ss1lasi@ silver
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state Normal b9elaeul
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wsG g sage OF sw-s++ss eaa bas ye6s
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sias zaos-szsa rod ,ae;iieasH I'M | Div
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Effoct of the Georgia Election,
EVERY SOUTHERN STATE EXCEPT SOUTH CAR,
st, LIMA CONCEDED TO GREELEY.

EVERY SoUTtERN STATE EXCEPT SoUTH CARO-.
s#. LIMA CONCEDED TO GEEELEY
WAsHtNGroN, October q II is conceded ON all
sides here that the result IN Grorgil has decided
the stdsi' OF the Sonthefn States III the Presiden
ua election, Au informal conference Ct leading
gentlemen from the South happened here to-day
ani Il comparison of notes showed that every State
Son'h OF Mason and Dixons line il certain TOR
CreeleS IN November with the exception OF South
Saroiihi. Some OF the estimated ma,orlties mr.,
very large. riyatng that OF Georgia in ITS recent
election when tile differences in population are
c1ns'dtsed. Inc maloritieS for Gr1eley ,parke
down At ms meeting L have a."er'1',cd wer. a
1oiinws; Delaware, 1000; Mars and, 20 coo: Vir.
C'hih 2p.o0O, North Carona, iD,cpO; Georpla he.
tween 10000 and $1,000: Florida. 800. Alabama.
l1,ooo; Mississippi, 5000; Louisiana, 10000: Tex.
aa, fp,o)'; Arkansas 900. Missouri, so 900 Ten
1esSee, 6u.oJOi Kentucky, 50.nnn; West VIRGINIA
lu,uuO. south Carolina u conceded to Grant hy
-o,aDJ majority. The States of North Carolin,
anu MiSsissippi, about winch some doubt existed!
are nos siaIInct Tor Greeley tor good and suHi- :
cltnt reasons. The Government pressure will me-
cessaily he light III the former in November and
the STATE Is naturally Democratic on :. fair yote.
In Mississippi the cutire Democratic vote VIII be
out t1T tEe INST time since reconstruction and the
ldnerai Republictn movement Is very stroay ur-
der the lold OF Con ,re-smlu Morphis and Ju !.
Aeorn ana Hau'0nk ihc tDtal electoral vote Of
these southern States f1r Greeley is l3I and
NJ reIaiTeS but lity-three more from the North to
maze hls election sure. The betuns men in Wasl-
ipgton are offering Dads tat Greeley viii carry
every southern St4tc except South Carolina. and
ther3 axe 10 takers urk!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Riot SetWecn White and CoIoved
Men in Cincinnati,

8 GISCiNNArt, Oct a riot occurred about 10
O'Clock tonight, on the corner OF Fifth street and
Broadway, between Il Greeley torchlight process.
Sion and colora people, in which from ttty 70
seventy shots were tired and severa! persons
wounded, but none. as far ns heard from, killed.
Accounts OF the af,r by eye witnesses arc very
conflicting. ana 1t Is almost impossible to obtain
Trustworthy particulars
The nnarmed colored men ran to their armory
on New street, where they got about thirty mus
kets, and then rushed forth to reinforce their
friends They succeeded in driving back and dis
persing the members OF the procession. They
then rushed to their armory, where about I5O or
200 OF them are under arms. They have all ap-
proaches to the-armory guarded
The seriously wounded are James Smith, in the
feshy part OF the thlgh and Thomas Warrington.
also ln tho thigh. Shith " ~ in the procession
and warrington WAS standing on the sidewalk
when the htng commenced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
CoIored Repeaters from This CIV.

FROM the N Tribune. uf NunilN
'thg' of c1!otrd repeaters. nurtber.ng n tn.
aggregate 4Go OF 1u0. lett this city on saturi,r
and last evening Tor Philadelphia an o.cr poi
IN Pennsyivania In several ii the Mp-towi, sta
pies where coI"red m,n are employed ns dtiver..
not one renamed on Saturday evening. Some
wished to visit friends IN Philalelphia and .ls,
where IN Pennsylvania: others prcposcd 10 q, ei,
excursions; and similar shallow pr,tpAts Tor Ihar
absence were s'ven. In the negro quarters ID -
flith. Eighth. Sixteenth, and Twentieth Ward,
the absence ot mony OF the IDLE and vicious r.uur
coiored men has been noted by the ptli1e Il is
asserted that some of these squads of culorca men
are under the direction of certain "han er4-e' 6f
the Custom-liousc and Post. O.fic. Certain, IT i,
taat some OF these Een were stt.! On the sam,
trains with the col@ied men, and there se,rlaI To
be an understanding between them II Is al4,.s,,
that eolored~tspssliels can DO pse tu better !.
vantage than Wuite ones. Tor the as a n =, II !.
much more difficult to identity thcm. In addit a..
the large number OF eoored voters who VIII cast
TIER ballots tor tho first time at tn election rem.
ders conpatisop With former electos oil no
avail. aud frauds OF the most supenlous elm
can lac perpetraed IN this manner III localities
where considerable numbes OF ,s,.orel paopts
live.