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MEDICAL.
DIR. T. G. CRACKING,
THE CELEBRATED
GYNECOLOGIST AND SURGEON
Is now permanently located IN this city
AT $50 NORTH CHEEKY STREET,

AT $50 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
"HERE BE IS AMPLY PREPARED TO
w receive and treat all patients who may
need any services tEs his line Of speeiaities.
DR.. BRACNIEG has greater reputation in
the successful cure Of Female Diseases in
all of their forms and phases GRneeTOus
country.
Fist1las and Piles cured SPEEDILY and GER
TAINLT.
ANY amount Of the best references and testi-
mOniaIs that the country can pTOdEce, can be
seen at his ONCE.
Ladies who have been long afflicted can nov
have chance of certain relief. 1t matters not
how long yOu have been afflicted, nor by whom
YOU have been treated, DR.. Bracking cures when
OTHERS HAVE ALL FAILED
Send stamps for circulars, fully explaining
symptoms, etc. Address
7. G. BRACKIEG, VI. D,
80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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ONII s5,O0Q SEASON TICKKTN 10 BID sold

Buy Ticket So 90 secures admission to the Fair
Grounds for the whole week. and the possession Of the
Season Ticket will eRiitG the holder to participation in
the distribution of the above CASH PREMIUMS.
throughout the
nand eAgcuu
T.
]. c. nTcCRORY, Gen1 Agent
o
JOHN OVERTON JNO. H. WILLIAMS
HIRAM VAUGHN, THOS. CHADWELL,
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sULPHUR sPRINes,
MONTGO1IERY COUNTY,, Va.


BOARD REDUCED ONE-THIRD.
This cool, delightful summer retreat VIII 10
opened on the 18TH JUNE next The mineral
water is unsurpassed by any in Virginia for is
curative qualities. Since the last season new
buildings have been erected, and the cottage
much Improved and entirely refurnished. PosT-
OFFICE, TELEGRAPH and EXPRESS OFFICES 10
the Hotel. 4 fine Band Of Music engaged for
the season. Livery Stable keptOn the pTemis-.
A Lake with Pleasure Boat ia the lawn
Board per Day, SAD per Week, eH2-5O= per
Month, S45; for Two Months or More, $40 per
Month.
VisitOrs leave the cars al Christiansbusg dept,
on the Atlantic, NJ ississippi and Ohio RAJ .1s.i.
Coaches meet every train Distance from ZIP
depot 81 miles. Send for pamphlets to
mayi4-eod1m j. j. & y. WADE, PrOpri t.-..
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Winchester & Alabama
Railroad Stock.

TIME FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS
adopted at the last regular meeting Of the
City Council:
''ResOlved by the City Council Of Nashville,
That the Mayor and the Chairman of the FL
nance Committee be and they arc hereby au-
thOTized TO receive proposals for the purchase Of
the interest Of the city in the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad Company, and that they re-
port said proposal 70 the City Council as soon
as practicable, and that the same be published
In the daily papers
In accordance with the above resolution, the
undersigned will receive sealed proposals for the
stock owned by the City OF Nashville in the W
81 A r. K. from this date till y o'clock noon
Tuesday, June II, 1872, at the Mayors Office.
X j. MORRIS. Mayor.
DE-. CARTER, Chm Fin. Com.
Nav 81, 1672.-td
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White Sulphur Springs,
Greenbrier Co., w. Va.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS, so
i Ing and fayOrably known for their valuable
ALTERNATIVES POWERS

their charming summer climate and the large
and fashionable crowds that annually resort 10
them, ARE NOW OPEN Tor the season OF
IS72
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is now in
excellent running order 70 the Springs
Travellers from every section Of the Union
can reseh them BY continuous daily raj .rl1si
lines. Postal and telegraphic cOmmunica-f" J
to all sections Of the country. Their capacity
for accommodation is from 500 10 2 900 per -..5
CHARGES FOR THE SEASON:
Board per day. ................-........Sf 10
" - month"; ......-.s-s..-c o ~
nly29 eOd6w GEO. L. PEYTON g. CO.
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West Nashville.

WYE HAVE FOR SALE IN WEST NASH
w vile, near the AIR Grounds, beautiful
Lot of A acres at 81 ,O0J cash, or win EXCHANGE
for improved city or cOuufrv property
ARLINGTON, FARRAR s. WEAKLEY
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IAdveTtiSemsats 1nder tAis heGd will BE- charge
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WATERING PLACES.
A LLEGRANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

These Springs will be open for reception Of
visitors on list day of june
Since last season additional Improvements have
been made, sufficient to accommodate pleasantly
six hundred and fifty guests. mylg I'm
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
TENNESSEE POLITICS.
CORDIAL COOPERATION OF LIBERAL REfUB'
LICANS AND DEMOCRATS.

COpDIAL COOPERATION OF LIBERAL REPUB-
LICANS AND DEMOCRATS
An interesting correspondence has recently
nassed between the Liberal Republican and Democratic
Committees of Tennessee which serves TO throw some
lcbt unon the suaton Of the campaign in that state
The Chairman of the Liberal Committee addressed
long letter to the Democratic Committee reviewing the
action of tbe Cincinnati and Baltimore Conventions ana
strongly urging co0peraion the only means ct carry
ing the State As the only important point IN the way
OF success the letter urges assurance from the DEM
ocrats tnat they acting in good faith ITO eject our
ticket" IL says ait will be necessary to cause quite
considerable detection from the Republican ranks 10
do this il will be ndiSpensaby necessary TO satisfy nose
members Of the Republican party who are dsSatSncu
with fbe present Administration who honestly desire
a complete reconciliation between the North ana
t e SUI - * *" 30, ~ 6n,sybat snnTeLensfve that the
Democratic party WILL if invested with power seek
10 disturb the settled sSues OF the war; hai tne vOWa
OF the political principles by that party at Baltimore
was made in good faith and sincerity. Convince the dis
c6n5nt6d portion Of the Republican party OF TINS ana
there is hut little doubt but that such 9elecon WI
take Mace as will secure the election OF the Cincinnati
and baltimore Joint ticket. Convince them TO the con,
traryhat is, that the Democratic party IN what u Gd
was NOT sincere but intended thereby 10 secure ue-
fectiOn from the Republican party by decet-anI the
election of that ticket will be by no means certain
The letter urges as step to the confidence or
doubtng Republicans the nomination Of an electoral
ticket by the Democrats composed equally OF Liberals
The response to this appeal from the Liberal Rcpuh-
cans was immediate and hearty. The chairman OF tne
Democratic Committee wrote letter the following uay
i'm which he said: have doubt that the Democratic
state Convention will, when il meets on tie Yst OF
August place Liberal Republican on the electoral tcket
for the State large. and that the Democratic
Conventions will place a sufficient number OF LlO
era Republicans the ticket district electors TO give
satisfaction the Liberal Republicans OF the state
is doubtful whether there Will be meeting OF the state
Executive Committee before the assembling OF the state
Convention cannot therefore, give you authoritative
ly the views OF that committee. But give you my IN
dyidual opnion confirmed by the individual opinion
of other members of the committee, and OF leading mem
bers OF the Democratic party IN various portions OF the
| State.u
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29

Company pegan business in 1853. and has now assets
amounting to more than s1l,0OO0O0 Tolls Company had
but a humble beginning, and years passeh DeiOfe l,s
projectors Thought OF doing more than Ocai business
Being honestly managed, every dollar tlat was pai w
by its members carefully busDanied ana the hflu
OF ia OperilOn steadily arged as the Company ganeh
prestige and popularity. Probably no Company mas
rolled among It's membership 50 many iafhtfs - IN
Northwestern Agents claim thar tDo secret u telr
success lies i'm beiIg able u demonstrate 70 tbo pu9
the allImpOrtant fact that the Company IS nanaseu
with prudence honesty aud economy. Sic an sseI Iu1,
supported by facts, tells with great chctt iat tho
NOrthweserni Is so managed seems evident from tDs
Official reports Take for instance, the ratio OF interest,"
receipts 10 death losses. When Company has acquftl
age and Its receipts interest are sam ent 10 pay %
81 per cen OF the losses by lam, II proves t~o
things F6st Care in tho selection OF healthy ltss'
SAND Care in making Investments Bht laot year o
Northwestern paid lis entire death losses out 0i ~ nt"1
esi receipts alone, ana SIN held balance Oi slo %
The receipts for interest aWOnHten 20 SDA' % lnsS
arc large figures but they seem small when COnpdea
with fhe total pts FOR the year, I' y ~ D MN %
the gross amount of policies IN iOio, s24l,i5i' Ib'
new business OF last year amounted To sl2Cst1Z an w
dence that this Company h steadily adNdDcng Nc MY
safely put 10 down tor fact that the Nnrtl"tsfIs
Mutual LIE Insurance Company has reason - DC pfOuu
the position it has attained. In view OF thl oplOr
nifty Afforded 10 Eastern men to JOIN preemlnehuy
solid mutual Institution, investing at western Ids %
interest than probable that hereafter IN. Dus
neas OF this Company Will be even more largely drawn
from the East than from me Wesf'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
LIBERALISM IN MAINE.

IMPOSING MEETING AT PORTLAND-ADDRESS Bf
GEN. KILPATRICK-GROWING SENTIMENT
THROUGHOUT THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR ORGANIZATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
PORTLASD, July 28.-The Liberal Republican
continent ia strong and constantly growing in this
state one Of the largest meetings ever held in Port
land look place City Hall last night and was addressed
oy Gen Fitzpatrick in a speech Of two hours more
Eager and enthusiastic audience was scarcely ever gain
sred here The hall was packed and many could not nnd
accommodation The speech an arraignment OF the
Administration and the complete accord OF the audience
as well attested by the fact that not person left TIL
;be close. The President Of the Greeley Republican
Club MI II. T Furbish, presided The campaign, though
desutory yet has been full of promise and immense au
sences are sure to gather upon simple
II a Liberal meeting Theodore Tton speaks at Houl-
ton the extreme eastern part Of the State, tomorrow
pight.
During the coming week the Liberal State Committee
will have an important business meeting in this city, at
which they VIII map out a series OF political meetings
and the details OF the Every county will be
represented by active and able workers. sagacious and
Industrious organizations place the Liberal strength
% a commanding position in Maine before November,
and even make such show at the September election
neither friend foe has hitherto thought possible
Every day swels the ranks and increases the hope.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
PERSONAL.

Anna Mehlig is in San Francisco. Camilla
ITrso will return to the United States from Europe next
week.
Mr.. Pomeroys La Crosse Democrat has ceased
to toexis-haying been merged into another newspaper
enterprise . .
The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, the distin-
ished English Baptist preacher, will shortly visit the
United States.
Sir Henry Holland is going on another long
tour at an age-sO yearswhen most men would Dc con-
tent to sit in quiet awaiting the summons to the longest
OF all Journeys.
Mr.. r. II. Isabelle of NewOrleans, colored,
has recovered 900 damages from the Board OF Drec-
TORS OF white school because they refused to admit his
children as pupils.
The widow of the late Lieut.-Gov. Dunn OF
Louisiana has received from the Mayor OF NewOrleans
the offer OF the position Of Keeper of the CITY Archives
with a salary OF 81 800 a year.
Another Waterloo veteran is dead IN the
person OF James Armour who expired the other day OF
Inlithgar Scotland, aged years He Joined the Brit
ism army in 1905. and member OF the Royal SCOTCH
Greys, cavalry regiment.
An abortive effort has been made to obtain
credence for statement that the late Mexican Buchanan
the actor died OF poison The physician who attended
him in his last illness asserts that he died OF paralysis 10
a perfectly natural manner.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Father Gavazzi is in st. Louis
The railroad cars began running, Friday troin
sau Francisco To VissliA 1. q,
About eco LYNN shoemakers, employed In %
shops, have struck against reduction oi s'se' -. l..
The Red Stockings of Boston were pea,sn Of ~
the Athletics Of Phisdelphs at that diy' last '''' "
OL - =. ...;o,, -; ;,b
The Boston Board of Trade, IN connection WIZ ;!
v Goyerament will give banquet TO the japanese h""' "
,se Revere House. FRIDAY, Aug
Edward =. Foster, editor Of The Dramatic hers
10 the members the theatrical profession da SUD
s,~ sno ~ na.ton SATURDAY evening d heart disease
NJ Cairns n brother of Lord Cairns the late
cos,srysve party Engsnd has assumed the Governor
sbn Of British Honduras which new lhe e0"A
TIe Cbicaoo Times reports that the crops in llll-
80 little Injured BY The late
% S st The Yield Of kinds grain promises 70 be ia an aver
D,niel Cbaae of the firm Of Kirkland, Chase IL
o. one Of coffee and sugar lmposs houses a
Friday, aged TO- lie Vas nAfs u sso's Aes sAs
went " BAlmole IN l9is.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
DIED.

CoNyoR-on Saturday July a. lsT Cleveland cqnnor M in tho
The rses and II ends Of family also the members Of Iyets
Lodge No 6i aud NJ are respectfully Inv 70 athl sae ia
neral the Spring Presbyterian Church Monlas the S6
2oclock p m. -, ro. AVIAN
The members Of Lafayette Lohge are hfrso, 70 Sy
special communication to be he on hS1a ~ o. & t u 5 S as,
"a W iEyIsS ADAMS Secretary Master.
coywAYIly 2 in the sab year Of her age Ea j. So
PuDers services at her residence, Pa o. Tae,i' ot
foot Of Chsmbers-st at 40 a. m
FSaa on TaesaS 5h inst residence Of bis sonnv p J.
Peters TaryOSn. $3.50 N Trains leave For'yseo'nd@ 'i
pUAYY-Phisy July wsliburgh, Carkowu ROekand County
T. Pabo Dnuy native Of Cuba AMI recently resident oi TINS
Hi. % r51sn. nam viii be taken on Monday morning JAY a St. Ann.
SnGs SI,tsd and be UneTa services take Psce II Re
tyes aud friends invited to be present
EARLRAt Fpgewool n j. the h inst Prank Earle infant
Alexander and Fasne Earle ae1 nSnih % ana & = as
Funeral from No A 5IeoI1 % & on Hla ' 'N'
GRIPPINA. summt J Saturday 27h inst Lambert Lockwood
aged months son Of Chas Franc and Elizabeth X @ GE M ssc.
Of his parents ii West FOrVffh st. on Tue'ia 'a Inst "S
uopsoy YOnLer on Saturday Ann Elizabeth HOpsOn rec Of
Remains vii Be taken to Staten Island for ntermeni
KNAPPAt Heights Friday july 26 Catherine Louisa
w sSee rom Bcs csuic6 corner F
G Ou nonGay a inst ii O'Clock Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend
LEONARD On Sunday Benjamin Leonard agei % year
Fnne services viii BE- held late residence 9 Pu,nsn near
Sostrapd Brooklyn this day. 29h inst O'Clock H. s re.S
lives and friends those Of his sOnsinaw D. Benham ana IL
A,water are invited attend His will be taken to hassA'
chusetts for iRterment
LAwRENCE-In NewYok CITY, Jaly 2 Of Consumption Ellen a
Fenno, wife Of Thomas Lawrence, esq
Her remains will be taken to Boston for nterment
MARsHALLsah Ann Edwards daughter Of the late Dr. Benjtmin
Edwards and wife Of Gilbert n Marshall IN The 'h year of r
The relatives and the family respectfully invited 70 attend
her funeral residence No @ Be1ordaye nes Putnam
Brooklyn Monday July 49, at $50 O'Clock II the Afternoon
MACLRoD-At Highland Falls, est Point THURSDAY morning
July 25, Elizabeth Macleod. ,,-.- -.
Friends Of The invited attend the funeral from her late res
dsnce No. Monday 2 inst al 10 oeoc
Funeral Pauls Church, Fulton ST. and Broad
PosTOp Friday July 1872 Mary MnturD wife Of tie late eu
Post n the 9ist wear Of her age. - -
Relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend her inners
the Church Holy Communion SKhaye corner oil IHenuetn
st. eu Monday the 18th inst at lOS a. M
sANDsA wch Conn the 9th int Mary o. WIDOW o. n
late John Sands 10 the 18th year OF herage u.,D 40,
Funeral from Friends Meeting House at Purchase on Thi Day %
m. Carriages al PoIeLesier 10 net tae uA
leaving Twenty-seyenth-st, ewHAyen K r., Al , a. IN
sCHENCKou Sunday July James W Sebenck aged 81 yes
Funeral johns Church Clifton staten Island on ne
afternoon, O'clock
yosE-At Brighton England uly Is, 1872 q heart disease MN
RAYMOND wife Of John g. Nose, VI Montrose ~ - a
be Andrew B. HaItnn.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM ASPTSWALL-T s|gmship INN o. hr'IIA Jnlt ah-A
g. ksth J. Poyot K Harrison q. Harns1n J. IT, Hood " m n
KBogle-, p. B,fna. J. Bora n. >teyln. . %. A., -
PROM LIyERPOOl-In s,srashiD OrSgnt Juy 23Nrl Jnhs
Wsrl Hose Pi1ag Richard Clark, M. LueFooi Mr. .
Ms lui.i All terFsni
Mis- Tansn. Mrs Roger. ard servant Mr barkdE fee,
jr " W. Bumeai Ralph, A. Maxim T. IT, Fish Mr.. flsl y
Benedict Benedict Harriet Benedict Mr. Johl Blle, Mrs
Lahey Miss w. T.. Gilbert Henry spIinf y" Bon
Ten McD0e Miss S B. McDlde ih-1 T. Orhk
ton Mira Oyinyon Miss Msg Oyntol. J. p Dsmt Mrs u ma
zrs Mss Demizs Mss Edib De.pazes Nm tfptst j. H.
Bobner r. n. hm Mls Smtl Miss j. D. Smith. n C-lsf,r
Fu ton Paul Barin Iho Reid Mrs Red srd Ms fsnnT
Lseomfe ylr Fooxei Mr. F.loseg s o. yst
M Bc nion VIE aud servant " bacNni1n hne u yer tltn
b. p g. Nchol. H. N HeHson Rev Dr TAI uagr
St,en Andrews T. Sherwood John 'nsd
icor A. Gnpp Renal John Renal Jas tasser L. D. hese
dsfe Lizzie Mrs Fitzgerald, J. ID Bird, g. W. inrtel
Mr. and M. Anderson Mr. and 1S Esen NJ HaesI A. lee
p A. lark Dcging. A. We jr Dr. B W. Spears sev
d. n,on Mr. Gos.on, w. H. De Forest James Suirs Loot
Reid r. r. Parsons p. Howard H. h. Horton A. acafison
Jobp Lnley Rev Father n. khoies Ms X A. - nney
Mrs r. Ln4iey Miss Clara Lniey, Green, b. Loveaud r.
Pat W. 5. POmeroY, A. r. Ralph
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
SENATOR SCHURZ's AMNESTY hhOono. ,''l'
A STATEMENT FROM HIS CoMPEIlioN foN i''
SENATE.

ST. Louis, July est having Decn ,l'oe IgpeI1 A.
.aar1 ,oro and elsewhere. aud several times de-
ned that senator scnuz previous to MS election @ as
United states senator made distinct pledges Una. nS I,
would stand by and support the kepuD'a9 ti. ,r
.Ios letter from Benjamin F. Loan, schurEs ke-
,can competitor in that contest, IN '''s he reviews
,ustion OF affairs at that time, and sums up by de-
iS Ih that according to his recollection, Schnr2 IN
cc5 which he made at Jefferson City during the Sena-
tdrial contest utterly denied all sympathy win Doso
Who favored rebel enfranchisement, repudlated tne
ocfon OF those Republican papers which undertook 10
commit him TO that policy and In most emphatic iah-
ruqge asserted his entire devotion TO the most ra doc
nes the Radicals, and pledged ms iath ana support
TO them in the future.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
, STRIKING EVIDENCE OF WESTERN THRIFT

The growth of the West during the IHSV
decade is so marvellous that is impossible to form
inst estimate OF what has been done without weeks o
travelling by rail- and month spent In the cities OF '
cinnat Louisville. ST. Louis, Kansas CltS 'moasV
Detroit. Milwaukee and other notable towns. But II
ye take railway map and where the iron roads no"
run think OF the vast distances and remember tha' inc
great states OF Illinois, Missouri. Iowa, Kansas minne
sofa and Wisconsin but one MAGNIFICENT saSuen
We may form some conception OF the truth.
The West ia not only producer Of cereals she rscs
men-statesmen, scholars poets; she puiius SCHOOL
houses endows colleges and universities she mas IRON
mills under the management OF company capable OF
,oro,,e s,y nies ot railway track per day she has
woolen manufactures cotton manufactures snort
every element OF thrift that an ingenious anu
ing people devise and carry INTO eAecuon 40 .ne
CITY OF Milwaukee u has been gwen 10 Dulld up inc
seventh largest financial institution In the country-a
colossal life insurance company one tnat stshus even
with rival institutions OF quarter centurys CROWN IN
the EasI The Northwestern Mutual Lie Insurance
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
LATEST SUR NEVIS.
rF0r other Ship NeDs see Third Page
ARRIVED. Sunday. July


ARRIVED. Sunday. July %.
ssamhp Republic (Br. Perry, Liverpool JGy H. via QseeIs
town 18Th. with nj pass 70 J. II SPARKS
Steamship BoABia (B Rhodes Barrow, Eng July WITH rsSs1
to Chas Congreyr & Son.
Seamhp g. knight, johnson Washington and Alsrinira with
mdse. pass o Geo. h. Merrick.
Steamship Volunteer, Boodgoo Philadelphia with mise to Ioh
steamship %s@suta Fish, Yev.BedfOrd. with mdse and to
Ferguson Wood. - -, %,
mdse. and pass Od Dominion Steamship Go.
steamship Faneona Bragg. Portland, with mise and pass to j. "
Ames go al .-u
l2b Andrews 18th, and Kingston zs " nde and
pass II. NJ. Keith o. nj,
Steamship Mississippi, Hen Chester Penn, IN ballast TO Freak
Biik A. Allen (of Boston) Ts MAtlnls diy, v sugar
Bark Geo De Zsldo. " Her. Sagrs dlys, with
Ca.co Penny, Tecouta Mex 81 DAYS with cedar &c.
Bark Friar Nor Johusen. ballast
Scranton Farrell, ne River c. dsys, with naval
stores
Sahao Vrgina. Thos Jefferson. Stamford.
Ney, Fall River X. H. Wilson, Providence
Ship Alexander Mcneil Kelen G5I June ~ WITH IaIosi "a % rsa
boat Isaac MeJb No g.
wISD-Sunset, Light. 4 f.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAvAy.aB Ga, Iuly 23-Arriye steamship Leo NewYork,
schr W. Batb. Sailed Emma Ha.er, for Cam
den brig John Shay, for New York. .
brig W. Boston, sclrA Wuhc Lnoe
from Rockport Hattie. from Providence.
SAS Francisco Jay ZIhe BARK q q hhnofe hh ar11l un
steamship Colorado arrived tbs morning from Hong Kong
and Yokohama July with full cargo OF tas a1i co. 1i0E
ug passenger; For Chicago H. Langton Po Sior Thomas
Wallace For Boston L. Austin For Liverpool John ofns & H.
+. SchuIe and w. Copeland.
Jane o. lat N, lon - w. ship BnieaVor from Newforf Tor
jane g. lat NJ W, bark clifton from Richmond for Rio
JanelrO.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-29
PROSPECTS IN INDIANA.

OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN AT FORT WAfNE-
SPEECH OF EX-SENATOR HENDRlCks-AN-
OTHER POST-OFFICE DEFALCAIION'
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
FoRr WAYNE, July 2S.-The campaign IN
North Eastern Indiana was opened here yesterday by
senator Hendricks An audience of at least 6cO ladies'
and gentlemen we're in attendance, and received MS
logical argument in favor of Liberalism with rounds OF
applause This (AIen) County was the stronghold OF
Democracy and it is estimated that majority OF a'
.east 200 win be gwen favor of the Liberal ucKer
The Grant Republicans are hardly able TO keep up 'e
local organization in county, Withdrawals nom ther
vocentlv nominated county ticket occurring rapidly
Col Durgin Assistant Postmaster Of this city has oeeh
on trial for the last days for embezzement forgery
sc. clear case has been made against him. ana ne
will doubtless beIsenteneed to the Pententiary 'Ai'
week