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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
NEW ADvERTIsEMHNTs.
PJTBIIC ALB,


THE undersigned will offer at Public sale. on the
farm of Daniel ooyenberg Porter's Fac
s.s4TURDAY, the 1eM e,A4RcH, 1872,
The Following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
to-wit:
Four Completely broktn) NI.,es,
One good Horse, one good Mare,
One extra wo.year-oId Colt,
Seven head of Mich Cows
Fifteen head of Young Cattle,
Twenty H2gs, three Sows and Shoats
One Mccormick Reaper
ore wiiioughby wheat Drill. with Guano and
Two sets OF Hay Ladders
One Buggy Hay Rake,
oue g. horse Wagons inch tr..d-,.,,n
S Sne -FOUR, horse EWagon-2-inch tread
S Sne cutting Box, spreaders, Chasns,
S sag Double and Triple Trees.
sS %uI nsfsnear PIonghs. two of them Sunfish:
Tao J 9osle and Single Shovel Pioughs,
One Grindstone, Shovels, Mattocks.
numerous to mention. ', stei a. 'tSies 700
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
1f6 Acres o. Wheat in the Ground,

Elghty Acrcs on the home place and Thirty. Sir
Acres ON the Yates farm, from the latter of which
Two Fiiths Rent"ge is to be given, and delivered
within five miles of the place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
PU BLIC SALES.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALl

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
SHALL offer at Public Sale, MT .E.iryiew,, farm,
]. formerly Tabb's.i mile from Smithfield Tor
dlddleways) Jefferson county, swest Va, ON
I'HGPSD4 i, lib of MARCH 1872.
The following described Personal Prnnertu sf ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
WEST VIRGINIA.

White & TrapneiI. p. a.
FebruarY II. IS12=ht.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

HAVE just received the New HymnaI, at price,
ranging from SOC. to $3.50, also some with mu.
nc to each hymn. ". s. MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

A Administrator of the late Amos Sheppard, the
"A undersigned will offer at Public Sail ON the
farm lately owned by the deceased near Bioomery
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

WIN. A. cHApLINE, clerk &C.
February I3, ls72-bt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Postmaster Holloway Of Indianapolis denies
chat be held back portion OF the election returns.
Col Forney puts an end TO the rumOr that
bis Press so he sold 70 the Cameron Ring, by declaring
that journal 'valuable property which its owner and
founder Intends % keep Whatever cOiuDnaouH may 10
formed Tor It's destruction or purchase"
The Administration people have hard time
trying prove that there intimidation at the polls
10 the Georgia election. The OF a colored man
named avery Smith tried before L. g. Commissioner
A. W. stone % savannah Tuesday, and resulted I'D
the honorable discharge OF the persons accused OF pre-
venting Smith from voting Lest the organs declare tho
decision UNJUST 10 may be added that COmmlsslOner
Stone is a strong Grant Republican.
A prominent and hOnored citizen Of McKeOn
County PenB writes IS follows: "The shame Of Penn
sylvania enough TO make regret being cirizen Of
bers May God watch over the country and keep 10
from ewing Itself 70 the money rule in November
I hope that true Kepublicanism embodied IN Horace
reelev may triumph but tremble for the natiOn lest
Cod NAV pronounce His verdict 'Ephraim - joined ~
his Idols: let him alone"
A number of Union soldiers and sailors liv-
ing % Manassas Va protest against the assumption OF
Gen burnside TO represent the great body Of gallant
men who conquered the rebellion. They wrote as fol-
tgs concerning the Pittsburgh Convention and Burn
sides ubseouent manifesto: This action on part
OF u0rtiou o. the soldiers and sailors Of the Union
Army gc believe % be altogether wrong We I've IA the
SOUTH ana We know that The policy OF Horace Greeley rs
the one which best for all secu0ua anu Tree from cor
fuurgr and wrong We earnestly can upon our friends
Al m N9rfb TO come 8lt iu esiabshluy e0Y-
eminent founded, as Mr Greeley proposes On liberal
feellL4s ana not Oh hatred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
MAKING A POOR FIST OF IT.

just think of a response like this to TIE
rRIBUNF's observation concerning the absence from
business mems address Grant OF certain names most
aeservea prouuent on the similar address four years
ago:
Mr. Marshall o. Roberts IS IN Europe and MT Z. h
Garrison Is in California, consequently neither OF theso
ceufemeu could nave signed the appeal IN question
Mr. Stewart Wa, asked to sga II; Mr. CorneIus van
ferbIt isrepre by has sou Mr. W n NdhueroAIi
Mr. W b. Aston IS sick, and Mr. y. d. f. Grant mas oeeh
dead two yearsl
ESQ toked was the editor OF Tic Rcie York Times over
this that ne couldn't resist printing 10 twice In the same
ISSUE Did suppose lie deceiging anybody by the
naive explanation that Mr. A. T. Stewart wasn't asked
70 Sign 1T We should say be wasn't
that Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt was represented
sy his sonl Why not as much by his SON
lnlaw, BIr Horace f. Clark And when did Mr. Wander
but hna himself unable to express bis own opinions
when be shedi-Or that Mr. AstOrs Illness Is the reason
his name is Mt there tor that Mr. Robertss trip to Eu-
rome expalns the absence Of his name -And, for the
rest it is well enough add finally, that MI Garrison
Is town. or has been within few days, so that there
not even that poor for Che failure to get his Sig
rtaFr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
PASSEAGERS ARRLEED.

IRON LIvERPOOL-Ia stsamshp Baiaria, Oct. "a Miss ?;
Paiari Mr J. ALL NJ and Ms Talbot and daughter and
sryalt Mr. a. lhal infant the Rev Johs VDonIv j. o.
Brown brown, Chas touie, r. A. j.. Collins n hofno
Corfu Gilmore Thompson vile and dausnts spRssf
and s Jas ulsuu, A. D. Remington and vie, H. NAs l. ""
lam. Mr. Ms. H. Kendall, Il MeCiar, The key a.
Ros the Kew Mr. Diane The Rev. NJ ft4si1mons'
the Rev. Mr. Honn M.a o. Kelly; Ma IhnA,'
y MeDopa W. Guudry g irwin W PhicoI dr. and Mn y La
O. splmaa ChaA D. lanel 81 Chgsue MIS- LHunlt az saa
Ipee1 M Hardy Miss Gbson Mis- Lsoomle hf ald
Ma a. a. l. French A. Jennings Capt hassan Ehend Llcu IsA
Bey Mr. and Mrs chh 4. Mpenning Laird @ teL
Zt,fk Bsg a. j. Grau Mansded, and eillren, bFoHn
Ne children and Ma J. 6hnths ami elid, prnains
vie and Chi a. Thomas smith, =.
FROM LivERPOOI-In steamship Kggpi Oct Nj Cannon
Santa X Peters Bethel o.. sah aHd eh bliss u iced
Hayey ciTen, M and Mrt L1lloli hia hcuoh
nell r. smith, r. Campion ~ W. Villa vile add child MI
A Martin children. Dahb and hYe ehifrni Am Jain
and nad Palmer D. q. smith, j. Moore, Mr H. MDonae W.
Wilson, Ias. Mlrt4gh, J. DIVER, ~. q Loyai ar Az
Mr. II. Knsy and four children Mr. ana hr-
n J. Daycy ard children, Ms. Orsssssl, j. Dawes
H. l. Bche J. BrohAn Mr. and Mra ". Hsneman Mrs. hoIrs =
I Gr J. T. Gilbert IA. A. Bromley, Mis- Gilbert Mss Gilbert
Glbrr Mf J.. boe MIS- Anile
seabraak T. Osbun Mr aud Mn X H. hdvsrs. NJ anf
pay RAYMOND smith Mr. AM Mr. g. Niney M atd hfh
X spncs eT H. Van Drke vile ind two ehilrsn ofl-
er A. Dusgan Miss Day Miss smith, Mis- J. smith hits aea
McAurtE se and tEo children Ms d " il
hrs Danlsf an four eAdrsn, Ma beA
49, lLli. SHE'S hAr. SO 1a4 Nj D. a. Adulse -
FiJA LlFhhPOOL-Ia sioaassp hdhet OCT .l-Fdncs ~
gs.A f-s, J. g1i. l. issi J. l.A.l l. Aa'A - Sssi'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

attended to what bills Weed Parsons Co. had In the
supply bill au1 alsj in tue Committee. w.. A.,
Means
pretty stai 1fforxfr, except in one Instance met
his son, tAtak, in the street, aud asked MN NV
and he wante 20 know what meant toS mn so, 20
supply bill He sal no one as YET us n NE else
asked hin II could attend 20 H. hearu ~ e
around that they paid quite argeiY Iol - soc him
aOr them. He nvi "a O. come down anu evo nI,;; a
we9t down two on tuIee days after ana was ali tbc
No. - anne 4 Would e ten Thousand dollars H. de
INJURED abOnthat and thoggt a. Tat9opd heard ne had
& n tbe bsbii OF having il was too high, for the
bills were very large. lie lBally consehteu. r.. a.,
10 DO you not consider u fair compensation ior inc
labor performed A. I don't consider II more than they
not the first ten thousand dollars have had IN Albany
ft not necessary 10 go into the OF Mr. Montanye
who received a large sum OF a present from
Weed. Parsons & Co. for services as a member OF the
Printing Committee. This fact established by the
Official investigation ThurOw Weed, senior partner IN
this firm OF The Albany Ese'ing Journal which had
been convicted OF brOing Clerk Terwilger and Chalr-
man Moutanye, and bIbing L. r. Phelps the lobbyist
this man was glOrA3d the pllnner OF the campaign
which placed Gen. John A. DIX IN nomination IhurlOW
Weed the war horse OF the New-York Republicans
as the Grant organs love call him. stands behind Cen
DIX to-day the % tho story s told by me hoe"eS
UHtOn, thus;
Who seconded the nomination Of Cen DIX IN tne O,
Convention but Taurlow Weeds shadow; Prof.. lark
Was not one OF editors OF The Albany bes1'Hg 10
anl-thcrc were two OF them delegates ia the COnfcn
tom concern which IN IFS controlling propleIOtsuip
part aud parcel u and identical with me poTiy HR
concern O Weed Parsons Co.. and the columns Ol NnlC
William Tweed edited and used for us base purposes
when pushing his iuQuitUus measures through nc
isafure9 Closing speech In support or DIX, MI, =. +.
smith OF The EpeHg Journal sand: ION behaii on INC
Albany delegation. heartily second the nomination uI
DIX Aud OF the busiest ana most lnul
entail delegates in the Convention SorAng ~. ,e
bacEfng ThurlOw Weed and The EDentng journal PEG
pel Was IL not the lObbYman Phelps, 10 Whenl WScu,
Parsons & CO. paid the OF Ten IlOusahu DOilus
gslOOON worm through the Legislature ther lOODhe
claims AGAINST the state Most certainly II was.
Hero are nice surroundings for a model candidate
Nominated by Weed, Parsons Co. corrupuonlsVSi sup
,otd by Pbeps the self-convcted lobbyist, and tho
rest OF the Albany Ring what expect from such
a cand late aud his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
spTRTT OF ~ PREss.

The denomination editors arc painfully shy
Of claiming pe glorious victory" In South Carolina.
Can't The Boston Journal tryi It did nOby with Cam
erOn. and certainly Moses Is no worse.
Here is the latest name which that solitary
Bourbon orgnn The Chicago Times, bestows upon the
Liberal movement: The most corrupt and infamous
and degrading ana anti Democratic political conspiracy
ever devised by the tribe VI demagogues'
The Nel- Yorker StGatS-eitlm0 expresses Its
condemnation Of the course Of the Grant Republicans Of
Pounsylvaua in this strong way; The honor Of the
state was sacrificed TO the MolOch Of the Presdena4
election, IN order 70 improve the prOspeets OF HFaN
with the help OF liberated pc uieutiary eOnyicts'
The morning after the monumental fraud of
the nineteenth century was perpetrated in Pennsylvania
Tho Philadelphia Press remarked that Hartrant had
beeu honestly elected that Grant had pulled him
through" how that paper now yields TO the unnls
taxable evidences Of fraud and frankly expresses It's
convictions: On Wednesday morning, the on OF Octo-
her We declared believed the majority iOr Gen. Ii rt-
aDft was not the Of Drug Of fraud but every 81 bse-
veIv tbap the contrast between his terrible falling of
In the popular vote and the great yOte OF the
sxtTaOrGhary official agencies and unDounded Govern
pept expenditure ud, even In the face OF unpara
eed perOnaOn at the polls and In the face Of the I'M
usual majority rolled up by the popularity Oh beu'
Grant nave been beaten ont OF sight The mere con-
trast iDetween the maOrues for the COngressmen-at
large and bis majority sufficient to esanlsh tle
proof OF this allegation" All Or when goes 10 sAO"
Grants marvellous pulling" powers
Grant and Hartranft have both found
stanoh supporter in The Philadelphia Ledger but the
marvellous operations which the Cameron managers have
performed upon the election returns have provoked
mild remonstrance from that paper. II remarks
that after the polls closed election day the reporters
we're refused the returns in six OF tho words thing
which bad never been done before that on the following
dsy the law requires the returns TO be filed in the
prgtbOD0ry's office hagranilY dsODeyed, ana then
gves tns significant insight into the dark and devious
vave Of the Cameron Ring: on the DAY when the Re
turn udges met their business transacted IN man
er that accuracy OF count, or detection OF erObe
Ous returns utterly impossible, ana the Board ADJOURNED
without footing UP the figures the PRESIDENT reau on IN
extreme haste Since then there has been dmculty IN
getting view Of the returns IN the PrOthonotdy once
altD0ugh one main for having copies or the re-
turus ed there that thew may DO open 70 puDuc IN
specton: and this last difficulty was not TemOy HHt
ana fle ProthOnutlry have thus adopted the mormon
systen-that none but the leaders nave II6It 10
many ay cures. whose weight or numbers Is W give
force to What tne leaders do IN secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
MUSIC
mR. S. 3. MILLs's soIREEs.

A series of four sOirees are to be given at
steiuway n AL Nov 2lst Dec 5h and l9th' and Jan d.
by Mr.. S. b Mills and DR.. Leopold Damroseh two
artists stand at the very head OF their respective
branches OF the musical profession In this city. Mr.
Mills ia pianist Of uucxcephonable taste, refinement
scholarshlp and dcxterity and may reasonably an
ticipae ut these concerts an entertainment full OF
tercst to the most cultivated class OF connoseurs.
THE THOMAS SYMPHONIES.
The six symphony concerts by Mr. Theodore
Thomas OF which we have already spoken, 10 take
place at stcnway Eln on Saturday evenings, NoY. o.
Doc o. jan II, Fob 1. March 3D. AMI April &C. and sub
scr ptOus received az the hall and the music
Subscribers reminded that they can select
their seats by application stelnways, and after
tO-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

DIED.
ANDRFws-A Wsrur Wroning Co n y on the 18th agsd
years. se lac AssAe An1less ome OF lie
CJaatJ Of Loiuiauia.
BREBsE-on sunday Oct Co. ls7s Dscsss the sd year
Note Of funeral In to-uorrDv's paper.
BUEROWES-As Bon TOi BE 18Th inst Grace daughter Of
the late Flllp Bllo.cA
painful avery trA' formerly Of ware AaA N the eJin
Rars al q sad fmg respectfully invited attend TIE
eneaay. Oc u. A. eIoeA from ha ae resi-
delce 10 DtA4sL
uAyUFLO d. 1t he rse1ee son Manuel
tl-t, Jane 1iInuei Che bj yelr 90 her
fields u the family pectuiT invited 70 attend ae
uea An Church, E5lleeua 81, near FfhaFe, o.
Tlesiaj, he ~, a. a. Ve0cA a. ~
MAkTIN-Sua euy SATURDAY l9h inst, at Orange J. MARY,
wife OF ,harirs !. Martin
Gouc a hereafter
POrrER-Al Washington Friday Oct 49, Joseph Potter aged 50
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited attend the
funeral eadencs al Fort Washn
l uDca. tIrages VIII he IN waiting al Fort
Wahlgo arrival Of toe E5 trai4 IRON lrAch
st. ReAra aray- At lllrtiotl-st at 1. ~
HOJHE-Ou sa.liy D. Ml relief Of Elgarl Roche aged %
~ il rs eH,- r. ha aGl7 csn,e,ly invited oattnd
Il-aT. Oct -, Do ae9 lEe Icztllaoe
--ntus thence 10 'le CAasch o. 81 seH.ei
Ihgsecont-si FOR solemn lie
mains vii be i-tsriel IN CaiTay Csn-tery.
RU.aNORE-At Washington D. C., O- g. 1872 10 her Ssh rear
Alary j. wife o. Isaac ". kushnor-.
Fanr1l services Noniay ss l2p p at second Presby
- an On ma PauheI. " Trains lelTe zoos Of Liberty
Yofk. a. iu.yJ Fnra.s v lhs liIIiy are iaTilsr
gTH-Oa SUNDAY mcruug % James Reed Smith, Of the
I'd II. ~ b., ID he Ui M
Tue lg enls Of the family eestniy invited 70 aeal
boz ulcr .-om --lc-, p East lr nnth-sti on laes
das morzn, DO puneuay lie remains EiI Ne
tahcu % Nes- hocIc.e Tor ilIrlmea-
TRACT-Oc 49, Jer City, EIwsrI H. Tracy N the 10Th year Of
Reaa ~ Inferred "a C-rrcs, Hin Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

Nj, nenaer.ra Ms, A. schsr g. P woo3wor'h, O. Dor
- mhiss, size u. White Bliss Core IN
.on saAe IS kvira Parser T1any, se and srlaI
sss sehns"n Nie and ehilrrn NrDu nd children ~
an WV VIZ Hon Nor-tou Mcshael and vie, ChaS hcn
enact MS Nnhn' heNehsl d SeyuQgr W on laughter a n
e. oar nsuIy W M1Ts gsIsr Mis- .sa' MS ,i rs'F
NJ Iarr q 4, nen se'o1 W@ r. Kent D. yaaEhsn u az
- - mr kmer.on W Dr. Wnoseyi n.
Aln snn a. pay s,hnr w. PRAY Bersnd Mrs D. x Wheser
~ le ~ sssype, Joha g. Vose snd ehhf ~ hr
DOM NJ waite M "rah1m Mr.. Qnnn H. +. Ocot Mrs L.
" vance aal ereh CasL simIson Marion Kent and ge, g.
tnuning.h, g. luhth- Geo. w. Pnr-er wife r. W C0ssey
sni vie DL 4 J. ats and WIFE, M seoor Morton, Dr. u
boaud NJ hen hAi Is lieppie a Tho- Clarke A. Wof W.
Orchard Geo e. Bel, y d Beler. Martin p Isham K Il fshan,
koht AT n, Rev hr hckenaa J. W. Lemase and vile J. A.
HumpHrT AMI ehdrc y W. Caypoe Mr. BeBns, Dr.
&. A Walker and vile Mrs J. W. AadreEs on Davis
Shirley, wife On daHghe W J. SaUiera J. r. Boil MeBde
son, 4. B. Paighin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
Mississippi Valley sOutherly VII
tner.
Probabilities.
e Northwest AID thence TO q
rI. y..rfup La uDrfurlfE. ri-lU


Trusvrr1E Penn Oct rrlou for the month n Sep
TIE HfI 40 uurUg show
pIouotol of eurun month ur.yols uf Z5 uus
e product 1851 bb di. against S0 aT Tor tle
THIS owing saspeson o pumping toy
J JAWS tl haulg naugurateI about 4u u
s-utener Tbers n the The List
held Id h. previous Of 1881 bbs There ao
If u The 81
anur wr aud there ha been Development Of
10 territory Iunag ths month
me ag report Tor September shows The total prolue
barrels dy OF 81 barrels
bng lecIcasa August per day Of so barrels he total
J barrels deer ar 10 stock dur E The Hon n
II The Total supmenta dunng sepsnbsr we're ~ 10
barrels
PrrBrRsu 2lt reported that the crude oil producers VII
resume acv Operations that have ouei
y saypy Of erae Oil VIII be regulated Haea pee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
nIPrDENT IGNORANCE.

1t has often been a question whether the
.dtor OF The Nelo York Times anything about this
country. 1t can no longer be a question whether he
knows anything about what appears in his own col
umns. For pure unauthorized, impudent ignorance
consider the following:
Prom Tie " =. Times, oct TO- 49,,
The above paragra ph perfectly uunecessary-lt ls
niece 81 silly blavsd0, for have not anywhere seen
the statement that THE tribune was 70 DC " tuiAeu
against blr Greeley"
PROM The Neg- To-k Tn-s, OFT a. 49,.
One OF these reports, basel upon the statement OF
yenueulan who conyersed with TRIBUNE MANAGER ess
fan two weeks ago is that upon Greeeys defeat thry
will instantly change front, throw Greeley dnu h-lu
overheard aud tender The mauag meut Of 4HL 1kIBCNL
60 the HOu. pChuJ Ter CUliaX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
AM4TEUR CANOEING.

ANNUAL REGATTA or THE NEW-YOEK CANOE
CLUB.
The NeW-YoIk Canoe Club held its first re-
catta in Flushing Bay, saturday afternoon. Tie race
was a very EN- oyabc affair. and resulted IN victory for
tho canoe Gretchen. sailed by Montgomery SCHUYLER.
The future popularity Of cauooiug Summer sport Is
assured after the brilliant beginning which has been
during the past season. and it Is not improbable
that before the opening Of Spring the fleet OF this Club
viii number than 100 canoes. The entries werc;
crao. Orar. Crer Lenah in feet.
Leiia......Com. VI. r. Sciurle-. C,p. Porter Us.S =
WRlrus.... Lice-tom. g. l. Anre OFnrr i.O
S'siss.n - s Hs' se-' g~l'I oo,.,., ts
Tue race was sailoI over triangular about ten
miles long The start flying one, and the yoletta
was the first IN motion. she closely followed
by the Leila AMI the Walru, and after interval OF
two minutes BY the Gretchen Tho course to the first
stake-boat was a beat 10 viudward and the Yoetta,
Lcl and Gretchen made long tack out into the bay,
while the Warus made shorter tacks IN order to avoid
the rougher water The Warus became uumanaeeaJle
after the second tack, and was distanced before o
could got OF tho wind Tho Vo"''q hela close 20
the College Point shore aud. although pursuers
were rapitAy Overhauiiag ner. sbe maintained good
lead. Gretchen kept fully Il points closer % the
wind than her antagonist, the L"a aud although the
atIer admirably handled bY Capt. Porter the
former gained upon her at every tack On the last tao
before rounding the uFst sake loat t9e II,t engn
crossed both OF Lcr rivals aud was clearly
master OF the situation. After turning Ile boat tns
Gretchen, 10 lowed uy the Leila and the Nioeta headed
for C0e-e Pullt. TIE L-ila passed the Gretchen 10
wiudwaru aLd tackled % the westward TO make the
sfke-uuat Inc mistake Of Capt. Porter Was Ia uOdng
on thar course Ou Tor before be returned 10 the
turning point The Y,Oletta and Gretchen had both
Do, and Oh Win tine breeze al lie latter,
however got her tie wind ANA tue Leila, rigging
out tie j p and so ,arehrIel dandy again passed
ucr antagonist. II3 NOcttd did the best sall-
ng on run between the two stikc-bOats'
and leading 40 the last turn, maintained
her ADVANTAGE 20 the end The srug Ir, however, was
between the Leila and tne Gre In the race before
the wind the Gretchen 10y WIu-lHg OUT a. splker y
to baIDUar more than compensated Tor tue additional
sail ou Tic Lalas sq.Irr heldedIanoJ, soon greatly
shortening tnc lead which tue latter haA obtained. TIE
Nolcita reached home nr-t tHen the Leila ana soon
aiicrwdrd the brcIchcu. Tie laet Wlulg me Blk cuD-
sieuuls By uCtuI. time. Below j. the ULlsIal l4mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
REFORM ~ ILLINOIS.
A MASS MEETING AT cAIao-rECABULL ANSWERS
BLAINE.

A MASS MEETING At CAI7O--TECM ANSWERS
BLAINE.
rBT TELEGRAPH TO TnE TRTBrSEl
CHICAGO, Oct 2O-The Liberals had mon
ster torcllght procession aud demon stration. At
Cairo. on saturda-. Large de. gltlons were
present from Paduclh Mound City
and adjacent towns. Senator Trumbuu replied % tho
speech Of Speaker Blaine at CHICAGO, saying: " Mr.
Blaine in endeavorng 10 defend himself and the na
ory OF the Senate from the charge Of having unfairly
organized and packed Committees OF Investigation
with parsans and especial friends OF the officials whose
conduct was 10 90 lLf.ated, sld that ny NJ rum
bulls and Mr.. ScnIrZ's SHOWING they
desire committees 20 DO packed against
lair hearing OF tho charges against the
Admla Mi, ration OF Cen. Grant, Nj. Blaine di not aud
cannot adduce any proof In support Of this wantOn
calumny Meth Uf ever desicd more than That ne
friends OF invest cations should be fairly represented
upon The committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21

artists In his proiession,-will, on this occHon'
make his first appearance since he acted in New horA
last year at tho Grand Opera House. MI Jonn
Brousham' Mrs. John Wood, Miss Emma HoWson' anu
Miss Fanny Davenport win also participate In the rep
resentaton. Leading yocalists OF MaretzeEs italian
Opera Troupe are likewise secured; and % entertain
ment vii be varied BY pTfOrWBnecs OF Bryanis Min
Etrr, the san traPti5co Mnsres Emersons Minstrels
aud NJ. TonTPlstQr Tls array Of features means n
ca 1tal dramatic AMI haslcal attractOn-lnd it also
meal success. II those worldly people, who 50 ofteh SIT
by the Winter 6reside and remark that this Is cold
world wish TO DO something's Just now to make u less
cold for little ,dldren who have no father ana mother
-save Heaven AM tho tender TN ught OF sincere ehariy
the opportunity g a. band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-21
5ueclal Noiltes

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red whether disease ,tuleruar bronchial only
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