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WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETS

WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETS.
,TuLY R-Spirits Thrpentine- Sales of ZIG casks
late yesterday evening and isS casks To-day AZ l2c u
gallon for southern packages.
PosiSaItss of gu larreis ut 1926 for strained,
Ses5 for No = So for No. l. 50 So for extra No. J.
$ I6ypsI 80 for pale aud IS for extra pale.
Gr,.de TurDenfiae.--Sales Of 700 barrels ut $3.50
for hard $3.50 for yellow dip, and 1915 for virgin
YHr-S;es of 60 barrels ut $3.50 and 10 barrels al
$3.50 q barrel. Market quiet and has declined iorsS
cents. al,
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May the devil take the man who run lis for
magistrate at the last election. We have
been nearly bothered to death the past week
in hearing cases, and have not pleased any
body yct.-R0dnOke Times.
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DRowNED.-W learn that three coorcd
women and one negro boy were drowned Il
few days ago while trying to cross the Mat
taponi at the Indian village above this place.
1t seems that they all got III the stern OF the
boat, which caused it to sink. The boy could
swim, but was pulled under and drowned
by one of the women in attempting to save
her own life Vest Point Star.
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l@">EEEY COLLECTS FUNDS Fox NoETi'
|u"li>A.-TIc duly Of colrDtim" the funds
~ been iutrlStrd 10 Supervisor rrc>brcy
At Virginia. with Joe Dwyrr, of Ohio. as hi.
aid; both Of them plant tools Of Secretary
I',lanu before and since he became Secretary
81 the Interior. Some OF tie clerks are lc
cunning Ia inquire how much salary thry
viii hNr lcit after conri,utin" for rcnnSyl.
N.n;1 and indiana, and the general election
~ November. il N"rtl Carolina calls for two
-I'h heavy lcric>.- l'dShityun PGtriok
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CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO RAH.-
-, ~ EoAn;.0n and after July LIST + ASsENGER
TRAiSswlll leave Richmond as follows =. 49, ~
$50 h.iM.-atAlL TRAIN lex,ppt Sunday for
the White Sulphur spthgs, connecting at iortIons-
willie with the Orange AleSandria and NiSi,assas
train for Washington and North, and Lynehbarg
4a5 P.M-ACCoMMoDATIoN .TRAINfexeept
Sunday for Gordonsyillc arriving at s:.s d.; on
saturdays runs through to- Sauntoiy, arriving If 81
=. ~. This train connects at Gortionsyille with
the night trains on tile Orange. Alexandria md 5ia-
TON. 81 100 III. 4. - -
AtraIn leaves Gordonsyilic except Monday al O,
dl5 4. NJ for White Sulphur Springs, arriving as
t:16 p. NJ. @ =
Through tickets ut low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. $50 :s}.l .s4s;5 q.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp. Hamburg, Hayre, rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbnrg. to all poinis
on this road tai be bought of The General Ticket
Agent &C Rchinond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on The road. i z
Further Information may be obtained at the Cons
paiiy's Offices ~ $50 II
4. H PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES L. NETHEfLASD, General Ticket Agent.
iy II. 80. .y.s t4E,E'sI :If i
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I, RICHMOND AND DANvILtE IT, ,I,oAp Col
OFFICE GEN'L TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT, *
RICHMOND, VA, June IS, 1872. }
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ona and after SAT-
~ URD4Y NEXT-nnti further notice, an AC-
COM NOTATION TRAIN lHiji run between Rich
inunI and l'urkcyille leaving RIehmond every
SATURDAY ut $50 L. NJ ,arriyiug 1T Burkegillc at
$40 !. NJ. Returning, leave Burkcrilic on MON
DAY Ut 5:35 A. NJ, arriving In Richmond ut s:sG A.
VI. This train Will stop at aliway stations.
JOHN IL. MAGMURIitt, ~
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. NJ. II. TALCofT, Engineer and Superintendent.
10 Ali N $3.50
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC, ROIIrE j tine 10. 1870 {

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RourE, June 10, D72.y
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains OH this road will run Us fol-
UP DAY MAIL lcascs Byrd-strect station,
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strcet station,
Ur ACCoMsloDATioS leaves Broas-strcet sta
G pow 4 n bE sfesP s IL s ar4Sss :. Eyrr sta.
' Down IiGHT NAIL arrives Mt Byrd,strcet stu
f p6 ii Il cGSSfMS5 sSGa1 TEIN arrives
lays.l ~ - r. i. b MYERS
jela General Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG EAILROAD Col
RiCIlMOSD. VA. June 10, 1877.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road Will run fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave RIclIBomi at s "A.
n. and s ss ?. H. a'' e'''e s'' s'' q ia ..
FRE1Giir Trains, with a passenger eoael, at;
leave Petersburg at 7..5 A. 81. and $50 p. 81
The 500 A. nj. TRAIN wlllEnot leave Richmond
4a spMdiFS ETC Tf Ths vii fssl.
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets.... IS
Hnrs LIZ 5f eEets esa be bad 1T tic
Fifty-trip tickets for. $50 90
Psssemgers FOR NortoR Xviii viii take the ise PM.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk win cons
Passengers from Clover Hili will take the $50 A.
III. TRAIN ON Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days nc
TM MAIL TRAINS viii r.op only at Chester and
Iu.. > a. N. TRAIN w,ll connect at Pstersl u ,
With the Atlantic, Mississippi aud OHIO raroah to1
i15n1%SaSEh rAhAsE s5EErlSecAHR ss YIN
running through TO Wilmington, :, !, s,,,,
jelo Ticket and Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AND DASvfLLE RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, June ], 1879. p;
ID edmond AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-On aud after SUNDAY, June 9Th,
1872:
Train No. Through Is,ssengcr) le!res nfcbmond
vile at i2ss p. 81: arrives ut Greensboro NJ 5:ss
Train No. ynchburg nassenger leaves Kst.
Train No. IL Through mall and exprtssl leaves
4 It f. H. r Nj arrives = Greensboro a'''s z -
Train No. ithr0rgh mail and exprt-ssl Leaves
Greensboro daily at Q \. Nh leaves Itniif1ite
daily.at 4ao A. 81; arrives at hci,r;ond daily NJ
Train No. 8 Through passengrr) leaves G,esns.
I,anyiiie 1t 10 Z. NJ; arrives al Richmond al asa
Train No. (I,ynchburg iassengerl Ienyes Lynch.
barg daily ut a. NJ. leaves Burkcyi,le az =
M arrives at iGhp,9nd at 9cieeh Win,
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor alf pons
south . ~ ! -
the Atiastic, Mississippi aRd Ohios abroad for al
points southwest and south. 5, .. !.
Train No. II connects at Greensboro si. truth for
D,1n ut,. ff,orSR "A
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pICH NO Nd AND YORK RIVER
49, RAiIRoAI, COMPANY r.. 90.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AHDTiiE TRtyEE-
g LING PUBLIC.

On and after Tucssiay. June 18Th nntiI fdsfacf 40.
dcc, trim leaves this DEPOT for
BALTIMORE. PHILAUELPHtAsN NEW YttfsE,
Il AND BOSTON,AND ALI POINTS NEST,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,AND SATURDAYS,
ut = o,cioSk Z: instead offs p. Be-, asforiaeriy,
ard for w EST POINT daily at eaic hour - = -
Sunday train discount nncti afier July 7th
Round.trip tickets To w Point can be bfoc,rrcsS
for Sl.s0.
Freight train, with passenger car attached. bayes
NJ. ftt ihrohgh ficfghts to MI points Norti and
West: md OH Mondays, Wednesday,, AMI Friiays
for local freight between Richmond and Wet Point
at 8 A. M. - ~ =
Freight received daily, carefully fan,iIed, and
promptly forwarded. Through bBfs or ladi,ig gwen
to all points. No freight taken bT passenger train =
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l"STAt.-W William Battman is appointed
postmaster al Rural Retreat, Wythe county.
"a, r'':' Miss L. }. Burtwcll, removed for
,rIij>r.
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Gant tn fre 0cE9s es poi
Common to med 90
Good I'd, fms Z. i'll ~
Extra coutitiental 10 pe9gs8 90
MOI. 20 rss,d. IS soeaie e.
sLeGf-Cnn1iifon to good 10 e9
Extr.r. :. II eo
Common 10 nesiiti :. con IL o.
Good To ise :. Z, =. !. :. I3 too 20 0g
Esfr,t smoking Z. -. 2s 0o6D az 90
Lt6f-Cofntnof ID n,etiittft .rbiHrs rs OaSn 2s 90
Good to fne IS a.. 4 -. 20 oo9l rs 90
Extra wrappers ). ~ 0csIlce W
BiHCIIBURG, "a.
july 1S.-Reccpts OF loose tobacco fiIc past week
were father firm, and tile market active, prices
ruling fully up To- quotations. MI good dark rich
leaf. as vial as smooth sound 1ngs, In demand 1t
high prices. we continue quotations: .855..
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LfHCTiBURG, Va.
PETERSBURG. VA

JuLf E.7The ltafset continues active for all dc
the hundred pounds. Both shippers and nanufac-
turers are buying freeley. s.rss ~
We quote very common to medium 1rgs, $9sseD
S. fair TO good sound u,s very fair lcafy
sound lngs. 80. 5,01slo: very common leaf, short
and mixed, Ss.soGHf9; fair to good sound medium
shipping, SIi.5of1Se.s0: fine ntarufacturiDg leaf,
$l3.5n@: is.5O; medium bright wrappEfs, sl5@Se5;
good to fine, s3tGI$5o.
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81 LOUISVILLE KY.) TOBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE. July I5.-There was an active de-
mand for bright wrappers during the entire week.
but seat,t supply. and prices have advanced. Low
grade litgs we're scarce and lrm: planters Tugs
steady. With duich sales; good style shipping leaf
rather SLOW than othtrulse-easiGr Saturday. On
Thursday the only dtprtsstoi during the week was
observable, several prominent shipping and man
ufilcturing buyers were absent from the break, and
prices dropped all kinds save bright wrappers:
but they reentered the market yesterday, and prices
recovered their tone. ~
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The market during the past week has shown more
strength and activity. and the tamcncss noted in
our last report has disappeared. The offerings ut
auction have been liberal, embracing fair proper
ton Of the ctrr grades of cutting leafs, prices Tor
which ranging, FROM slsftSs5 Common trash
prices current previous 10 the incfeast Uf tax or
smoking. New Ohio seed Is in better demand. with
prices satisfactory to shippers. Reports from
the growing crops conflicting. but generally Ia
vurabc Ia large area planted and To fair st;rd
The offerings ut auction for the week are 932 hogs
helds and ~ boxes.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
BRIBERY MUST BE STOPPED.

The Chairman OF the Democratic State
Executive Committee Calls Upon Dem.
ocrats and Liberals TO Report All At
temPts at bribery for Immediate Pros
ecution.
To THE DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, ELecroRs
The leaders ofthc radical party in this State nation
base all their expectations Of success on the following
and ~ sSd %
every school district throughout the land
wSe sSshs me
Tsa we fe es se onto m esg f Ss ear
n By @ al has r.s e S
b. smas,Isn Of .s voters 4 ana he unlawful
sOfs anS %sr;9s hs sorrunt :, ne 10
ton Officers to false the Votes cast and
iion for would yoa could not and 4 yoH could we
that s y
legislative enactments and every man who would yield
s S'f
ss se % and constitute hmss sGssnss I'm s
to S 'ss
wnS e s rSf q @ s csfS an
who accepts 6rbe for his vote and see that he Is pun
eyer ever after denied privilege Voting
state make t the offering or accepng Of oroe crime
arrangements will soon be made with the chairman Of
every county committee to vigorously prosecute every
person offending and every known case should be i'm
mttec to the end that may be promptly and
punished
Talk 10 those likely yield tcmptation show them
folly accepting s. or $40 for their vote when given
by party that back In taxes each year four
that amon the bread every man eats and the clothes
he wears Point out TO them how, by receiving brbes
they not only forfeit the respect q the community in
which they live but their own selrespect thereby dis
gracing themselves and their families.
The time has when this question must be met; for
when n party whose leaders are known 10 be corrupt
whose legislation has all been against the best
of the people, whose policy Is ccntraliza'on and whose
practice is g runder the many for the benefit Of the few
ignorant AMI dpravcd in society, bring to its aid the
funds and officer OF tho nation to niimdate voters and
by such perpctuaie Its power then free nsti
tutions exist only III nasc
We again appeal to ycu lovers Of your country, as
admirers Of itsree institutions, TO do everything your
arrest these crimes against its laws In carry
ing out these recommendatoni and exercising the ygi
lance herein urged no private personal feelings
should action Let take course
for there nothing certain than that this people
must either have liberty and cast corruption, or
ALLEN G. BEACH,
Chairman Democratic Executive Committee
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FAIR PLAY.

The Manner of Printing the Tickets for
the Congrcssman mt Lasge-fIonorabie
Agreement Between Messrs. Tremain
and Cox.
for the Office OF Congressman al large from New
York, with characteristic candor and good faith
that rare in politics, make the following agree
ment signed by both:-
Inasmuc rs the Election law OF 1872 for the city and
county of New York requires that al the officers TO be
voted in which all the voters alike participate, ex
cept in certain designated shall be upon ballot
which shall be endorsed, "Gencral-Nunbcr Two" Is
hereby mutually understood and recommended that the
candidates. for Representaye in CONGRESS at large be
printed in The city and county Of New York upon the
tickets endorsed "GenernlNunbcr Two" and not upon
the ballot endorsed Congress- rs IN the oher counties
OF the Stale. LYMAN FIREMAN..
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION COMMITTEE.

The committee authorized by the Republican
County Convention held on Monday met IN session
last evening In the office Of Charles s Spencer,
No. Beach street. The meeting was altogether q
business one the duty devolving OH the committee
being to make arrangements for the ratification
meeting to be held on saturday evening next in
and around Republican Hall, Twenty-third street
and Broadway. The suD-coInmittees reported
were already secured. Mr.. Spencer was nominated
President by unanimous vote. The chairman,
DR.. Wilder suggested "a number OF vice presidents,
whose adoption and whose invitations to attend
the meeting were to dev0lve on the secretary, Mr..
Langben The meeting adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon, when all arrangements viii be COM
Melted.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
A CARD FROM MR. JOHN DEAN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
A sensational story, containing the most cruel
and sanderous aspersions upon myself and my
family, has lately been going the rounds Of the
PRESS beg that, as a matter Of common justices
you will lend me brief space in your columns to
say that this story is false In every particular ana
that It's inventor and promulgator will be held 70
the strictest accountability. | am not conscious on
having done anything at any time 70 loriet my
own selfrespect or the good opinion OF my ienow
men, aud do not propose that these cowaruy anu
wanton attacks upon my character shall go any
JOHN DEAN
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.


The Liberal Headquarters.
Among the cheering letters received at the Glen
ham headquarters yesterday was one, Of which the
following 10 an extract, from business man In
this city
After business trip through Ohio and Indiana feel
pretty you may claim both States for Greeley and
Brown Very many republicans who voted against
Greeley in November.
Another from Alabama, signed w. T. Hatchel
Chairman Of the Liberal Republican State Commit
tee, says:-
cheering for our success much 80 that Senator spen
Ger and his satellites have lately thought IL necessary
have troops brcu ,h into this State 70 keep white
from the polls and have also secured Hon. John Bing
won't go right Count Alabama for Greeley and Brown
on the 5th oi November.
Among the visitors during the day were James
Sc0yel and +. II. Snyder OF New Jersey; Judge
Smalley, OF Vermont, and Robert Craney.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
CHARLES SUMNER.
The Invalid Senator'S Letter Declining
the Nomination for Governor OF Massa-
chusettg.

chusetts.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 80, 1872.
Charles Sumner, in a letter from Paris declining
the coalition nomination for Governor Of Massachu-
setts says
in acknowledging your communication ! beg TO
repeat this declination, most sincerely desiring
that no person should vote for me. Beyond this
personal wish, which ! trust will not be disre-
garded, is the consideration that II chosen could
not serve. At the same time / express my CRATE
fu sense OF the trust rcp0sed IN me by the cOnven-
Acknowledgements are especially due to the nven-
ton representing fellow citizens to whom for
long time have been opposed on important public
questions. beg them to believe that am not in
sensible to their good will, which Ia enhanced by
the sign IL affords that past differences are aD-
sorbed in q common desire to secure for our coun.
try the Incompatible blessings o peace and recon-
citation, under the safeguards OF good govern
ment and with the principles OF the Declaration Of
Independence as our rule OF conduct.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
ANOTHER sH0CKNG RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Result OF q Conductors Alleged
Ca1clessness-An Albany Lady Killed
and Many Lives Jeopardized-An In<
vcsiigatiOn To Bc Had.

and Many Lives Jeopardized-An Ins
vcsiigation TO Bc Had.
KINGSTON, Oct. 30 1872.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. John Nube, two chill,
dren and niece lett Albany in the 1O:O5 A.
NJ. train for Rhinebeck. They we're on their way
to High Falls, Ulster county. When the train
stopped at Rhinebeck station all the party except
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Nube aligated The last two,
having a number Of packages, were unable TO reach
the rear platform OF the until the train had
started. Mr.. Nube, eager TO get OF, threw his
vaiisc to the ground and then jumped. II was only
by the merest chance that he escaped being thrown
follow her husbands example. several gen.
tlemen at the depot, seeing the peril attending II,
warned her not to
She paid no heed to their remonstrances, but,
throwing her package from the car, jumped on.
headway, and when Mrs. Nube struck the ground
she was thrown OF her feet. she fell on the rail
and the cars passed over her right leg and LEFT foot
and ankle. The train was stopped, ana board
being procured the manged woman was placed
upon it and carried into the Rhncclif Hotel.
surgeons were telegraphed for at Khinebeck viii
lage and Kingston, across the river. In about an
hour Drs. Lansing and Van Vliet, OF the former
Smith, OF the latter city, arrived and made AN ex-
animation. They found tne right leg rom the
knee to the ankle
LITERALLY GROUND TO POWDER
and barely hanging by thread Part OF the left
foot was cut OF and the ankle fcarfulIy mashed.
be made The patient continued to sink until
twenty minutes to four yesterday, when SIC died.
The deceased was delicate woman, OF about forty-
five years. She was a native OF Albany, whittier
her remains were sent Tor interment.
The above is one version OF the accident. others
claim that tho casualty was caused by
TIE CARELEssNEsS or THE CONDUCTOR,
that the train did moi stop more than two or three
seconds and that there was no time for all the pas
sengers to get OF, some OF them being carried by.
Alter Mrs. Nube's death Coroner Nnxon, of khine-
beck, held an inquest. Several witnesses were
thap frhf
the West Shore Railroad, who witnessed
THE FATAL OCCURRENCE.
He testified that the accident was caused by the
careessness and want OF proper aftentlon OF the
conductor, Harry stevens. Mr. Haight ioresaw
there would be an accident, and moti0ned TO the
conductor not to start the train; but he sgnalled
the engineer to 90 ahead, and, without looking
back to see IL all the passengers were OH or not
Alter hearing the evidence the Coroner adj
affair win be thoroughly investigated, as much
feeling on the subject has been aroused.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
THE SEVENTY sPARTANs.
Candidates for the Remaining Districts
Endorsed.

Endorsed.
The Committee of Seventy continued their
session last evening at the Everett House,
Seventeenth street and Broadway. The fol-
lowing members OF the committee were
present:-Mr. oswald Ottendorfer, Mr.. Bundy,
Mr.. Shermau Mr.. Wheeler, Mr.. Roosevelt and
Mr.. Bliss. The chair was occupied by Mp
Joseph II. Choate. After long discussion on the
candidates presented to the committee by dele
cations from each Assembly district the following
names were endOrsed:-v
CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY,
For the Fifth Assembly district-Austln Lake.
For the Twelfth Assembly district-Frcdcrick ii.
Hahn. Sixteenth Assembly district-Peter Woods.
Eighteenth Assembly district-John p Crosby.
Nineteenth Assembly district-James Monteith.
For Assistant Alderman-Henry A. Lndon. This
completed the endorsements by the committee.
After the Adjournment OF the meeting General
Joseph C. Jackson made protest against the pro-
cecdinga Of the committee, in the name oil the re-
form organizations Of the city. He did 80 because
the proceedings Of the committee were conducted
secretly and tEEegulArl,
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
BosToN's FINAL REPUBLICAN RALLY.

BOSTON, Oct. 80, 1872.
The final and crowning outside demonstration OF
the Grant and Wilson supporters, en- n,asse, took
place in this city this evening. All sections Of the
State were represented and the line Of procession
was five miles long, and in numbers there were
probably not less than ten thousand. The line Of
march was chiefly through the streets OF the South
End, and iluminations and fireworks we're numer-
ous all along the route.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
TIE VOTE OF SENECA COUNTY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The correspondence that appeared in your paper
yesterday, dated at Utica, October 27, and purport
Ing to give an estimate OF the political result IN the
county VI Seneca, Is not correct. The estimate
given to your correspondent by Mr. Baker is far
wide OF the mark. Old Seneca, instead OF leaning
towards Grant and radicalism will give rousDg
majority for Greeley and Brown, for Herman and
Depew and the whole Of that ticket. Yours re-
spectfully ID. u. SLAUS0N,
Chairman Democratic IgalN SQMM.t;ec.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
VIRGINIA
Meeting or the straight-Outs in Secret
Session.

RICHMOND Va, Oct. 80, 1872.
The straight-out democrats met again this morn
ing, but as only six persons were present they had
private conference and adjourned without max
ing known the result OF their deliberations.
The Association OF the Army Of Northern vir-
ginia meets here tomorrow tThursday) night
General j. b. Gordon win deliver the annual ad
dress.
The annual fair OF the State Agricultural Society
is proving success only as to tho number OF visit
ors, the exhibition ankarrangements being far in
fcror to that Of any previous year. The failure Is
attributed to bad management. The weather is
nne, ana the city IL crowded
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
The Republican Headquarters.

There was no news OF any Importance whatever
at the Fifth avenue headquarters yesterday.
Among the distinguished visitors were Speaker
Blaine, Secretary Boutwell,. Postmaster Jones'
General w. 8. Hilyer and Il. d. Webster.
The New York herald., 1872-10-31
Repub,ican TorchIight procession.

Republican Torchlight Procession.
The republicans OF Kings county had grand
torchght procession in Brooklyn last night. The
various ward organizations assembled In their re-
spectve club rooms at an early hour, and at eight
O'Clock they marched to the corner OF Clinton and
Lafayette avenues, where they joined IN the line OF
march and proceeded with torches, bands OF music
and transparencies through the principal streets Of
the
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

Appointment and Disposition or Deputy
United States Marshals 60 Preserve the
Peace On the 5th Of November-Instruc-
ti0ns.
From the once OF the United States Marshal has
been issued the following order appointing and dis
posing the deputies on the day OF election. the 5th
of