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Political Votes


A lady saws her husband is out for Greelev-
uli o'oock livery morning.
Henry Baetz, OF Mantle voc. has been nomi
district.
III, Iusionists of the 18th New York district
nave nominated John -. WEisehOGse for Con-
Philip Clayton has heen nominated for Con
gress by the republicans Of the Sth district OF
Georgia.
John W. Hazelton, republican. has been re-
district. >''''
A Gree ey mas meeting in Monumental square
baliIIIore last night, Wa addressed by eN-Ci0v
Swami aud others.
Edward Joy Morris, recently nominated for
Congress by The liberal republicans aud drtno-
craft Of The "a district Of Pennsylvania, has Ie-
clIued o. accept
The Federal eJ-so'f'ers and sailors bslIga
meetinc!'n Richmond on weduas,fav.Gsu n IA
wells prr siding. and appointed delegates 70 the
soldiers and sailors convention NJ PittShurr.
How astonishing it woulo have been a yesr
ago 20 fave read in a democratic paper .baf
Carries o'Conor WIS .'tool o. the afmln'srra-
non, because be was advising hts fellow demo-
Gratis not 20 vote for Horace Greeley.
Secretary ISL was sereEadei at he Ap,eri
Gan motel, Burlington, W, THURSDAY, and ac-
knowledged the compliment in \ brief speech,
coheraIuiating Vermont on the late republican
victory. Senator Edmunds was also called ONT
ard made stirring remarks.
ne wyoming republican papers saw tha' the
eiecton OF Steele (democratl u Congress m "a AZ
territory last week was accomplished by means
OF gross and indisputsble fraud, and th At Jones
tne present delegate, has.every reason 70 contes;
his right 10 the seat. The republicans tiid not
poll hall a dozen votes in the territory
Gen. Daniel + Sckles has witten letter TO the
Pittsburg convention, in which he recites bi-
fssssoIs Tor supporting Grant. He denies thai
there Is any need OF reconciliation, since every
b0uy has been forgiven who has asked 10 be
and thinks that Mr.. Greeley. although gifted
WIN remarkable talents, is not ft Tor the PresI-
for Grant.
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IHE OLD CATHOLIC MOVEMENT. - The
General Assembly of the "OId Catholics" OF
Germany have decided to meet at Cologne o.
the zlst OF September. Invitations 20 be pres
ent have been extended 10 prominent members
OF me English and Russian churches, TO Amer
lean EpscopalisnS, Swiss, Spanish, Italian and
French a1ti-iHiailIbleists. The responses have
been somewhat general, and l. is thought that a
large number OF persons will take part ia ire
proceedings. The meeting of this General As
sembty viii give opportunity Of learn
ing what progress he sold "a ho.ic' movemap.
has made ina Germany, Italy and France, anu
also WHITTIER any plan Of iratcT nizatiOn bet gyeer
It's supporters and the English AMI Russian
churches is 20 be expected from it, deiibera-
tons.
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Ba1aine In France has brought to light fscts OF
great gravity. '' VI
-, no Janeiro papers are filed with descrip-
uons OF riotous scenes. which occurred dnri,g
me recent elections for Congress In Brazil.
.,,'a,.1 ones armed man IN Salem, Mass, lately
tsPPaea iof divorce On the ground that the
manu- ne NAG given 70 his wife in marriage
va ,.s LOST, and that the contract was therefore
young lady has successfully passed the
Iequslte examination and been admitted a
mt mper OF the freshmen class Of the n aIne
state College OF a grieulture and the Mechanic
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1Pumpkin picnics are prevalent in Iowa.
~"Only be kind" Is new ballad sensation.
Women ride astrids In all the large towns
OF Wisconsin.
DSt. Louis uses beefsteak to bait it's steel
traps for mosquitoes with.
S"Boarding for lively hood" is q dishon-
STwo female BARRIERS have opened q shop at
Brussels. '-'-' -
ga dry goods dealer has sued the O ueen OF
Denmark for bill OF eco.
GA dead musician at Schauenstein in Ger
many, has set his will to music. lively corpse.
1The ladies are now wearing hi oh combs,
something after the Spanish style.
~ Light coats and dark trousers are coming
into fashion in England thus reversing the pre-.
vailiDg style.
- California has a new "stufiny.,. soan-
root, q fibrous plant which takes the place OF
hair.
SKaiser Wilhelm Is so anxious to see Ger
many wholly great that he objects 10 have anv
OF his subjects hemi- grate-Horid.
@Bismarck Is said to be in favor of es.ah-
nshing penal colony, whittier criminals NAV
DO U transported, ON this side of the Atlantic
Thirty Chinese pupils have sailed nv the
steamer Great Repu bile from that country fur
'he ohited States to be educated :.
William o'Brien was yesterday sentenced
at New fork To ten years imursonmeut for A
numerous assault upon Police Ofaeer Tully.
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u CLERICAL SCANDAL IN kEsTUCKY.-On
the II instant, ~ the TAYLOR county court, a
young minister Of the n. T.. church south ap-
peared as defendant I'm proceeding in has.
tardy. instituted by a Young woman residing
near Mannsyille. In tho course OF the trial ha
was PIT upon the stand and swOre positively
that lie was Innocent. Notwithstanding this
however, the jury found that ne was the fathsr
OF the child, and adudged thai he contribute
ler IFS maintenance the sum OF 500 per anuunl
lof IouI Teen years. Not being able 10 give
security 20 perform this Judgment, he is now i'm
jail, and intends, we learn, TO take the ilsolyeu-
cebtoT's oath. Ii is but fair 10 say that many
persons believe him innocent, notwithstanding
the verdict Of the jury.-LsJIaon (Ky.) St1EF
ard. -
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Affairs fan Frisco

FoUR NoKE JURORS IN rHE PAIR CASE
Ban FRANCIsCo. Sept. I3.-FOur Al Iftiopal
jurors were obtained day in the FAIR murder
case.
THE THiRTV CHINESE srrDENTs
who arrived Yesterday are very yoapg. Tho,
are line, Intelligent young ladies and gent lem,ri
ana oi much iairer complexion than any Of thor
country men who have heretofore VISITED ~,
United States. Three tutors o. Mandarin rapr
accompany them. The chinese rove-uqp ant 80
Appropriated one million dollars Tor their cd a.
tOn. The design oi the Chinese goyeTumeat =
20 send thirty students 90 this cOuUtr. aunuaiI,.
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Special NOTICES.

WILLIAM b. HIDDEN, NJ D, Specialist of
Ban Will resume his visits to his city on Toes
daY, the 18th inst. LarRa experience ana cons sni
attention to diseases e the Chest. Threat and Nass
Passages enables DR.. Hidden to guarantee success
in many cases which u the general practitioner ses m
hopeless. Or. Hidden can be consulted at the ST
JlDud BO:el, corner oh sni ST ee.s on Tuasda avs
and FRIDAY 5, from 20 p m. Observation-Disclosures
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The Presidency of Fr,,.o
BIsHoP DUFANLOUP OPPOSED To T-I,Ees -,


IN FAVOR ~ M'MAHDN
NEW YORK, SEPT. IA Paris letter r,rfssry
an interview with the famous Catholic Arrb-
bishop Dupsnloup, i'm which that diEnitarv avs
that while he casts no cOubt upOn Ia. patriofi-n
OF President Theirs, he refuses % accent Ia
administration OF government Ne best tendfn.,
&c secure the prosperity and consolation of
rance. DupanIOups choice Tor the Presidency
Is III hahon, and he has gloomy agpTehensions
of Gaubeffa
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CoAPRoNIsING ELECTION BErs.-The ex-
ample OF Ben Wood in paving a thoussnd do,lars
ioTlelt money on the bet OF ten thousand doIlar
mat Greeley would be the neNc President is be-
ing IolloWed by many other persons az the Fifth
Bets amounting in the aggregate TO thirteen
Aousand dollars were compromised this after
noen and evening by men who wagered on
Sreeiey paying from eight to fifteen per cent
for release. One bet or a hundred dollars was
compromised by Greeley man by paving
eighteen dollars. despatch to the Boston Adj
yertiser from New York
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Notice.

TIE unexampled Satisfaction that NATTANS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this cty aud
throughout the whole country, rs evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand fT IT, induce Us 20 diret
esp ciai and particular attention To the yre3T fact
that by itS use you gain all the advantage claimed
Tor the n any poisonous compounds ia use, to Wit
The resfCTs,I1 ~ the color aud grl with Of the hair
sad the sPeeoy removal Of dandruff, without the
least possible lyUIy-as Crystal Discovery il pOs-
Nlvely warranted "a contain poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Su riur or Silver
Its pert CO Cariiuess il not to be lightly
overlooked; il will neither stain the SKIN clothes
IN one sentence, IL IL exactly what has been wanted
for long vi lie, Bstorer II The Hair that may be
used without the fear that FOu are going to have
keurs lgla, Peral sis, Lead Collie and various other
complaints the rrult cf the IF lead e2arations
ARTHUR NkTTAES, Proprietor,
General DqpOt corner "a and streets n W.
Sold by ali Druggists. als2-tf
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re lIRLE kIDSAPPING CAsR-Oas Of The
34tf9ed ktdndpfers CGtt1red.-It will be remsrn-
bered that one OF the daughters of General
klele was forcibly taken away from his resi-.
oehce, on the shore o. Lake Mahopac A few
usys SINCE, by the mother of the child and sey-
eraI accOmplces. While the girl was being
carried from the house an assault was Committed
on an elder sister BY one OF the men. A warrant
was Immediately procured for the arrest of the
man VINO Is asserted TO have made the assault
Montague X. Levenson. Yesterday afternoon.
as ne was about TO embark on the Germqu
steamship Frisia, at Hoboken. intending 20
escape TO EuroI.e, he was Captured by Chief
Donovan. of the Ioboken police force aided bv
Two detectives. The prisoner was handed over
TO The New York authorities.-N y Herald l3.L
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Death Of an ex.Con-ressmar.

wee died al Eagle, Wiz. on the l2th INST, aged
eighty years. He was q member OF Congress
from 1884 TO 1857.
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HOSPITAL SoANDAL.-The st. Louis Evening
journal has an article accusing DR.. Neither,
superintendent OF the marine hospital, there
OF receiving a woman there. called Aimee rha
keeper OF cigar store, on the stu, as q private
patient at the hospital, and detailing some Of
the doctors conduct with her. Ii IL asserted
tLat some OF the patients le.t the hospital in
that the Doctors proceedings caused a rupture
between him and bis wife. The real name OF
aimee Is said 10 be Hendricks, and il Is reported
that she came to St Louis from CHICAGO a. a
book agent after the great fire and that She a As
the reputation of soiled deye
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that the beet, which, boiled, except when yery
young, Is stringy and unpaiatable, should be
baked. Thus treated and sliced In vinegar il fs
said to be palafable and nutritious. BOILING
extracts the edible and useful portion OF the
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a TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION took place in
FOUNDRY In Cincinnati yesterday, by which
three persons were killed and nine others in
lured. The boiler was a new one and was being
tested, with but sixty pounds OF steam on. The
fectiye guage, which, by misleading as to the
amount or pressure allowed Of the steam getting
too hiph-
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A card.

CtersymsG, while residing IN tor1n America,
a. missionary, 6scov cred sale ANA sin pie remedy
loo ths C1re If Nervous Weakness, early Dacsy
Disease OF che Urinary sud Seins Or gans, the
whole tIsin OF disorders brought by bsne1ul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
SIS 3n1icted snd unfortunate, will send the recpa
Tor preparing and csins this medicine, in a sealed
eiseiupe, 10 any sas wba needs it, Free af CAaTgs
Address. JOSE T lEmAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
nnrH ~ Esw York Oity,
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A CITY OF iAETERNs.-The Paris authori-
ties are meditsting project, which, III put in
execution, will give that city at night the ap-
pearanee OF city OF the Arabian Nights, with
out costing penny to the municipal budget
The project concerns lanterns. There are
already red-colored lanterns which are used by
tohacconsts, commssaTies OF police and fire.
mep. No change would be made in these The
Telegraph and post-Otices and houses with let
ter-boNes would have blue lanterns the green
would be especially appropriate TO doctors and
apothecaries; the yellow would point out hotels
and lodging houses. Besides the adyanta ages OF
the picturesque appearance this MANY -colored
illumination would give 10 the streets, it would
Certainly be very convenient a. a means of
speedy information OF what to seek and what 70
avoid.
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CRIME IN CHICAGo-Elrnsst Nss,iay Of ON
S6nS for f'TOtectiCH.-A very large and respect
able meeting OF citizens was neld in the nan of
the board OF trade at Chicago THURSDAY even
lns, 10 consider the best means of aiding the
chcers OF the law in bringing murderers :.
speedy trial, conviction and punishment.
Char!es Iteed, state attorney, showed that OH
GERS OF the law were embarrassed in the per
Torrance of their duties, and that criminals
were enabled TO escape punishment through The
dlslhcilnstion Of business men and the better
CLASS OF citizens generally to 10 jury duty, aud
urged upon this class of citizens the i'm port aDca
OF doing their duty in this respect He also
condemned the law which allowed the reading
OF case in the newspapers to be an objection
10 man serving on the jury in criminal cases
and the practice OF the supreme court Judges i'm
granting writs OF supercedeas in criminal case
during vacation and allowing the hearing 20 he
postponed for months, until the regular term H.
heiu. RESOLUTIONS were adopted for the appoint
ment OF committee of twenty-five to act i'm
conjunction with the officers OF the law in caus-
ING the detection and arrest OF murierers and
me bringing OF them to speedy trial and prompt
punishment. The meeting was very orderly
throughout, but deep feeling was manifested
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TWENTY-FIVE MINERS DRowNKD.-A coal
Pit near Henstal, on the Mouse, Belgium, was
accidentally flooded yesterday while the men
were at work. The inundation was so sudden
That twenty-five miners were drowned in the
bottom Of the pit - 0
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GEN. CowEN, Assistant Secretary of the In
terror, telegraphs from Ohio, that his little boy
is somewhat better; and that he will be here
with the TetOn-SiouN Indian delegation to- IN Dr.
row morning.
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"a CALL Is MOST RESPECTFULLY So
ICITED.
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THE Z. s. STEAMER OMAHA, recently fitted
out for sea at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. was
put in commission on Thursday, and will soon
sail for the south Pacific station. She Is COM
manded by Captain j. G.. Febiger.
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Nv ITHoUT PAIN, % the shoe can be worn
With ease Immediately affair the operation mons,
ees.f1lly tFesaed At Dr.. WHITES, tSS 18th street,
opposite D. 8. Treasury. Hours: Q. n. 30 D. m,
Zee, per visit; attendance ct residence, e3 per
visit Press Of business ut office precludes visiting
patients at residences except between and D. m.
Refers TO the many eminent physicians, surgeons,
and the thouk ands Of other we'll known end res pom
Washington l8Q. yu-1
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The COMMISSION on British and American
claims met in Newport, X. l., pursuant to adj.
journment on Wednesday, and without trans
acting any business adjourned to meet in Wash
iDgtOn the 2Rd of October.
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The LOUISIANA STATE AUDITOR IN PRISON
state Auditor james Graham OF Louisiana wa :
Yesterday sent to the parish prison for contempt
OF the Eighth District Court, in refusing to
favor OF the State Board of Assessors, in nc-
cordance W it'll q judgment rendered.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were sos, 567 81
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ToBACCO PEDLARs' INTERNAL REVENUE
TAX Not TRANsFRRABLE.-The Internal Rev
enue bureau decides that a pedIar OF tobacco
cannot put substitute in his place to sell To-
bacco, snuff or cigars under his special tax re-
ceipt. The pedlaT's special tax is perSonaita
and is not transferable.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Award Of the Geneva Board.


THE UNITED STATES TO RECEIVE SIS, 800 900.
\ telegram received at the State Department
from Hon. j. e. Bancroft Davis, agent OF the
United States, states that the text of the award
OF the arbitrstors at Geneva has been publicly
announced there. The United States receive the
gross sum of fifteen and one-halt millions of
dollars for losses sustained by the acts of The
Alabama, of the FLORIDA, and o. the Shenandoah
after leaving Melbourne. Ii viii be recoIlecteI
that by the terms OF the treaty the award ia
payable in gold at Washington within one year
from the date of the award.
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The "Colored Citizen" comes out this after
noon III fun blast for Gen. Chipman. Mr. Samp-
son, its editor, and Prof Langston return from
me canvass in Pennsylvania and New York on
the first proXimo to speak here for Chipman. II
is reported that the opposition will nomi nate
Fred Boswell for Delegate TO Congress. He will
represent them quite adequately
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News from the Yellowstone Exneot
ton.

THE INDIANS TROUBLESOME BUT NO BLOOD
SHED YET.
The following extract is from a letter from the
Missouri crossing of the North Pacific rail
road, Dakota, September /, 1872:
eve have heard from the Yellowstone ex-
petition. An Indian (frendly) named CIorse
took letter from Fort Rice out to the Powder
river, where he found the party, and returned in
8 DAYS, over eco miles. What do you think of
that? They have had one or two bIOodIess
skHh ishes, and see Indians around them all the
mere on the 3oth of August. Track-layiny goes
on al the rate oftwo (2I miles day. We ex pect
the cars att Missouri early in November" NJ.
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ALPHABETICAL
JSINESS DIRECTORY:

b y , II q y . y = ID u y v 70 1 .
ssrts,1ing Cards Of First-clas Establishmsnts
IN Al Branches u Buszaess IN the District.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
the IRON BRIDGE.
The Formal Test Yesterday.
II Stands . Pressure of Ton per
Lineal Foot. Equal to Ten
Locomotives.

Wednesday forenoon the steamer Ill;
transported quite a number of pronlnen
gentlemen to the bridge to witness the for
NAL test under the direction Of Gen. Virgil
the Chief Engineer The testing train wa
furnished by Assistant Superintendent
Walker, of the Chicago & Southwestern
Railroad. When everything was in readi
ness, the train moved on the bridge. 1t con
sisted of two engines and eight fiat cars load
ed with iron, weighing in the aggregate :jO(
tons.
Owing to the high winds which prevailed
at the time, the observations were taken
with much difficulty, but the result was in
the highest degree satisfactory. We are per
mitted to extract the following from the off.
cial report of the Chief Engineer to the
Board of Directors of the Kansas * Mis-
souri, Bridge Company:
''The train consisted OF two locomotives
weighing about thirty-three tons each, and
eight platform cars loaded with railroad
iron, each loaded car weighing from twenty
seven to thirty tons, thus making an average
load Of about one ton to the foot lineal of
bridge. This is about as heavy load as can
be put on the bridge, and much heavier
one BY At least 50 per cent. than will ever
come on it by the ordinary working Of a rail-
road.
The method OF testing WIS "a follows: The
train vas moved on so as to load one-fourth
Of the span, and then allowed to stand until
levels were taken at the middle and two
quarters. after which it was moved forward
so as to cover half the span, when levels
were again taken at the same points as be-
fore. Three-fourths of the span were then
loaded, and the process Of leveling
repeated. and finally the whole span
was loaded and again leveled.
Each span was in tu,n subjected to this &C.
curate test, and the following abstract of
r>u,,ls, f,rc,sbal Co. ,,o,,. ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
Unhappy Marriages.

Why are there so many unhappy marriages IL
is because many enter into that state from unwor-
thv motives while others have their systems filled
with the virus Of ScTofula OF syphilis, and this
hidden enemy does not Away lay quiet. but
breaks out when least wanted then the trouble be-
gins with chickering's on one side and remorse on the
other. This fact Is already known to thousands
On this point shall say no more in this article
except to caution those who contemplate marriage
with their systems In the above condition to stop
First cleanse yourself Of those impurities by the
use OF the Samaritan Root and Herb Juices before
you bring misery on your offspring. 81 per bot
tie. L. J. Brown, Agent
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
MEDICAL.
Penny Wise & Pound Foolish

In nothing i, the above more illustrative than n
the course many pursue in certain kinds o. dise1se
In order 10 save few cents they have what theg
call their own prescriptions, such As BalsaI Cora,
bia Turpentine, &C., little knowing the oaneiui
influence these drugs lave on the constitution the
disgusting smell from the breath, and, Win AZ
these disadvanteges, there is no saving OF money,
as the dose has TO b. renewed over and over again,
until at last the condition Of the patient become,
alarming. Then ether means have 10 he resofled
to- Bead the vords OF Q sufferer:
Desmond& Co., ai5 Face street, PhiiadfiPhia:
appeal to you, and ifthere is any earthly reiei ot
md wish you would do something for me- ABOUT
eight months ago got into trouble. TOOK cap
sule. went to doctors, and it has cost me one nun
dred doilars-f.st for this medicine, then Tor Una;
without anv benefit. A few days ago frien1
told ME Of the Samaritan Giff; he said II wono
certainly cure he. This IS Why s"ufes- sou '''
advice.
Let the Above he a warning 10 other. Mnen
you get into trouble procure al once ;he samari-
tam GIFT and you will be all right in leg days,
for remember the had eneets that iolox the nse o.
einal trouble. PriSe-Male packages g. :en'sle 81
Sent by mail in plain envelope.