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New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

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missn ,beep ranging from CO TO no ~ SogsS = ~ 49,
sheep ranging hoa y n. .. - s7iSsS ," y" '""'A'
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no head making total supply Tor The wees M ~ go
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at lO1s ~ per sdysno on sat weeks eo'ng ,s "a
head Ncbesn hors ringing from i9 70 ~ n ~ - ~ t,
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hos IS rei1g rom Is7 10 20 n. II S5 OvSo 20
& seo 1.-THE tor beef esste tas seet sss
rncb he and he bs grade cattle bfought much iss %
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n tr Pair 10 tonA "a 8Ie for Choe and nsh os I" r""
eey AZ 3ye Coanpl n TO 6ie. y % gos~ r, ,o>
sHEEirhs market well suPphed ne oen1 T ~ K ~ ~
bead lie demsnd wss rood ranged from % w. a.
Hsdpg. and 70 GIx M COoo stock saeep soh IRON 9S
" head. n..,s. - an, sale. xers
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At from a 25 TO per head for spnsges and nom ." e
frest xexv oriet.
fev lot OF M nv GOOD choice sold At - 500 -
er hunch At So 75 EeE-Ysrk buyers took nohng ~, -
~ COSsJ 50; ocser - Sas 2 closed dull sao 49, n oos
lover sbipmen 100 live hogs szl and loser 20,
I.ad, good TO choice ~ 70rSS mostly al 80 S~e% ~ k
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hoLirg on for decline; 20 10 sod at % p
market generally unchsngc little vsreton prices s.es a
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prices 6rm sales Of sheep 6asc n sAean1 Sheep '"i~'
knn Lamb
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

Committee OF Ono Hundred. Tho Association was
originally formed In the Academy OF Music after the
November election OF is7 TO investigate the alleged
frauds Of the Municipal Ring. Preliminary steps have
been taken for the reorganization and invitations have
been sent to eome OF Tie most prominent citizens TO
questing them TO join the committee. Eighty names
have already been acted on. Tho Sub Committee on
organization consists OF A. A. Low william Marvin
Samuel Mclean William Marshall John w. Hunter and
Demas Barnes Tho entire committee will be equally
divided pOlitics-60 Republicans and 30 Democrats
and 10 is stated that the Committee will have nothing
whatever do with National State politics but will
keen close watch the local nominations OF both
pares and perhaps place an entirely independent ticket
In the field The Committee will also probably nominate
candidates for members VI the State Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE CITIZENS MUNICIPAL REFORM AssOCL-
ALTON

The rooms of the Citizens Municipal Associ-
alton, No. 9O7 Broadway, thronged last even
ing by delegates from various parts OF the city Seven
thousand members were represented. The meet
ing was called for the purpose OF receiving
the report OF the Conference Committee apnointed
last Tuesday night TO consult with the Executive Co
mittee Of Political Reform In the absence OF Cen To-
seph A. Jackson the President OF the Assoeiation
George A. Hasey called to the chair Charles
Hayerst0ck, Chairman of the Conference Committee
stated that the Committee had conferred with Inc
tive Committee Of Political Reform In a session
OF hours and that 1t had been decided Ia cali
mass meeting for next Monday evening OF All the Re-
form organizations in the City Of New-York AT the
Cooper Institute. The question Of Nominating a
candidate for Mayor had been Thoroughly dis
cussed by the two Committees and il had
pOned until after the meeting az Cooper Institute lie
said he also wished to state 70 the delegates
that the organization formed some eight or nine
months ago that 1t had won one glorious yictnrv i'm
the cause OF Reform and that IL proposed with tle
aid OF all good and upright citizens 10
purge the city OF all the remaining municipal and udi.
cal cOrTuptOns. The Committee he said had also an
interview with the Committee OF Conference annointed
by the Workingmens Association, representing AZ 900
members, and harmonious action had followed
He urged upon the delegates the necessity of
having full representation or the menbers
Monday night next and concluded by Offering "A resO
luton that badges be provided by the different secre
taTes OF the Association for the members ON Tie even
ing Of the meeting which was adopted The Associa.
ti0n was then addressed by George a. Halsey.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS

Among the documents received yesterday at
the Liberal Republican headquarters one signed by
~ voters OF Washington Pa, announcing that they have
heretofore acJed with the Republican party but that t
is their firm belief that the OF good economical
cOncatOry government requires the defeat OF the pres
ent Administration in its efforts to reGct ITSELF and we
hereby declare intention TO support Greeley and
Brown in the approaching November election" Among
the callers were Thomas w. Conway OF New
Orleans; j. =. COttr Of Wisconsin; Col John
II. Moore OF Wilmington, Del j. b. wilkinson
of louisiana; III. A. WO0dhouse Of Honesdae, Pa. /;
George Dayton and A. Il. McKeOn, OF New
Jersey; ]. W. Slaughter OF Culpepper Va; F.
L. Brockett OF Alexandria, Va; II. d. Leonard
Elector Large Of Connecticut. T. L. shoat of Monti-
cello n. 4 claims that Greeley and Brown will carry
Sullivan County by 500 majority The Hon. T. c. Eyerts
OF Montana, member Of the Liberal Republican Exec-
tive Committee, has been appointed Secretary at the
headquarters vice Judge Jasper W. johnson OF Oregon
who Will take the stump for the Liberal canddates
The headquarters of the Democratic Executive Com.
ntee were thronged yesterday with visitors from ali
parts OF the Union. Those from the South and West
brought with them the most encouraging reports of the
success OF the Liberal movement. Among fhe more
prominent visitors Major John y. R0reTs of Vir.
gina, Dr. Edward Warren OF Baltimore Md: J. f. C.
COttrill OF Milwaukee, Wis the Hon j. l. Hodpes of
Little Rock, Ark; Col. John H. Moore OF Wilmington
Dell the Hon. James s. Libby OF Westcheser County
n. Y, ana w. w. Eaton Of Connecticut.
Among the callers yesterday, at tue headGuarters OF
the Grant Republican Committee were the Gnn n A.
Rollins OF Boston, the Hon. Marshall Jewell OF Hartiord
Conn; VIM Bishop OF Bridgeport, Conn; and the Hon
L. ID. Morgan
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
DIED.

BARRE-Sept H. O'Clock Louise Em wife OF Lea" B'ne
The s G Of me amly and Oonro and Charles Delmosos
% J. Resnd & are s1Pe sab 1 y GS on w1esy % s .!
M LAM Blaach Sept H. Dr. Lewis W. Blake IN be t@
CsrsSes will be in waiting Banch Deos 'os Of Mo rg
lt Eew-York, friends attaining the iHaA al Ia" ~ "
1hutiay, the i9th inst
pRADRN-In North saem MOsdsy Sept L. Sa Join R-ds'
b funeral viii be steodei from redenes OF his mother oa Thurs
Gay. 18Th inst at II Q eocA l. m ~ g,. ,,.
BTuKLEY-At BronKyle Westcheser Co.. N T., on Fnessy %
inst Carole M, wos OF sle ae Chaser boiAJ oi "eoe'
RVes and friends are invited attend he funeral without .ass
iss'1. law, a. Gn %., d Il iPT5S. Pfe.ooS. Brs-Iaue
CRNsn Jersey City J., le 1872. Henry b. Cairua IN as
the funeral viii AXE place bis sdeuo 2sS seyenth~t On
Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst at ococA'
GOODwIS-In Brooklyn the 10th ins Charles Eooi~o IN o
T9S % ai as Ts S@a s. sn s ss q ss 1s a1 @ss
his late Bashwekave aud Pams0"I
The remains will be inferred IN Oreen"ooa
GUON-on Monday Sept e MSad NJ sou OF HaAAah'
The pis and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend his fune
% from os 51f SusV SassS 8 seps Se % '% a 10 oeies
HALIAt Hampstead sunihy, sep% Is, joseph Hail.
PI,i ,5S friends are respectfully attend the funeral
on his residences 29 CaretOnave, Brooklyn "eineSdAJ
O'Clock.
JAcKsoNAt Bloomngae Sunday aeraOOn Sept i DAVID g.
% ssTsp .y. !. and md s Of the .y are respectfully invited sse.d
Mehaels Chuch corner Ninety ninth-st ard Broadway
KELLUM-In Brooklyn Sept IL John keum OF eleaen S9n
SUMPTION ounss: the late John KsG" IN the s year o. '
The relatives and friends of family respectfully sVei 70 atieod
the funeral residence 351 CareoaaEs near ureene
ave-, oa Wednesday, Sept 10, at9 o'clock p. IN
MASON-A Kent Conn., SepA Prank Tomkn Of Prsnc T.
aDd Edward r Mason, sgei months and II days
pOIHFMus-Sudeply at Hndsop Woinesay H. Theodoce.
| onIy son of Maria T. and Theodore Pohemss,
family respectfully iRyt 20 Atteni he
funeral residence of his mot1os W hessn st. Droosn On
Wednesday Sept 49, at o'clock
PITTsOD Monday sept 49, Isabel n daughter Of Friend and hST
| Jane PITTS aged . n oatbs ald p days
Peral fem so West Pl s THURSDAY 10Th inst at o'ciost
sTEPHENS-At Lowye NJ Y, Sepi Il, ls2. Charles NJ sfpsens
| aged IS years.
WARD--At Hsckens,eh N J., Sept is. Capt, Ishn warl
His friends and the friends the family Invited 70 attend hs Ie
from resdeoce THURSDAY the 18Th inst sit occk IN
Trains foot OF Chamberssi for AnderSnsl Dep "ScA
| p.
YOUNG-At Bloom sed MI Sunday l5h inst OF apopeT WI
| liam Windle YOusg n the id year Of bis age - A.
friends Of the family Respectfully nHN 70 80
tb funeral from residence No al West Nineteenth si ea
/ Wednesday, Sept 10, at2
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
GOV. CURTIN's CONDITION.
Ffoia TIE Phftod,iphta Pyess
ruE EEW.JERsEY LIBERALS.

The New-Jessey Liberal Republicans State
Executive Committee met yesterday, at Iaylor' hoVei
in Jersey City Al 22e p the meeting was eateu 10
order by the Chairman. /. II. Gerry OF orange Inc
reports reosived very encouraging mossrs terry
and Flagg stated that Essex and Union Counties we're
overwhelmingly for GFosley and Brown. Room NO ~
in Tayors Hotel secured by the Committee Tor Se
Liberal duriPg the campaign, and Edward
A. Ransom clerk OF the Committee, was placed III charse
The rooms to be kept open day and evening, ana AL
communications, including requests for speakers
and campaign documents, must be addresses
to the NewJersey Liberal Republican State
Executive Comnittee, Essom No. 20, TayloPs
Hotel Jersey City. All persons desirVus OF offering
their services as speakers the Committee or In any
way aid :he cause requested TO send their names
that about 500 copies Of Tue WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor eaeh
county should be subscribed for by The Committee Ino
motion adopted unanimously. Arrangements were
perfected for the distribution o campaign uocumehS
The meeting adjourned until Thursday tc the Trenton
House, In Trenton for the purpose o. eonierehGe VIII VIII
the Democratic State Executive Committee, Whloh VIII
meet there upon that day at Prior the adjourn
men Caleb Swayze of Hope Warren County offered MS
resignation as a member OF the Executive Committee,
on The ground Of health He stated that he sincerely
wished for the election OF Horace Greeley ana regeted
that he not able to devote his energies to the success
Of tho ticket.
GATHERINGS HUDSON COUNTY.
The Liberal republicans and Democrats OF hudson
County held no Less than Eree rousiDg mass meetings
on the Hghts night Every ward club turned out IN
its strength, ana the enJnusllSn nldnilcsI'u
eIal candidates had intensity seldom experienced az
campaign gatherings. The largest and best aJ,snueo
meeting WAS at Kuntzs German hotel at PalisaceaVe
and Demotte-st near Weehawken. Although the meet
ing had only announced during the day. fuy oOo
persons were present.. The hotel. large edhce,. was
gay decorated with flags of three nationaltles Chau
cey Burr, who had been a delegate to Louisville, naoe
an address in favor Of Greeley ana Brown.
At Central and Branklinay on the Hghts anOthef
Greeley meeting held. under the auspices OF the
Hudson County Liberal Republican and Democratic
Association Mr. Naaderzee, OF the most prOmnent
Republicans in the county, and James Montgomery
made addresses. -.
The thrd meeting held at Gundemans Hotel in Pali-
sade-aye largely attended. and was addressed by
e1-Alderman Henry Pattenberg and others.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE PIrTsBURGH CONTENTION.

PITTsBURGH, Sept. 17.-The Committee on
Permanent Organization reported this afternoon as fol-
lows:
Logan Of Illinois for President With the following Vice
Presidents hasaehusett, Gen Joseph Baa Col g. C. Atwood
New-HampSe Gen j. G Griffith Gen. Mster Asrrmal (nupt,
COLG UPbsm Gen H. W. Wesses forE Gen James Josan
NeS-Jerey A Wand Col ). Mason Drake; Indiana, Col
@. o. BeAn Major F. A. Hoffman; Delaware, Lieut. james
Levi cut A. Yandeyer; Ohio. Gen. g. W.
Barker, Col Bush; MARYLAND, Major Geo. T. Castle,
Adereon; District Of Columbia Col Herman Seson, A. A.
Shisser Illinois, C. Smith Col o. W. stewart Alabama, Gen.
K ". Hcaley, Col G. Catie, IT, Texas, Gen c. NJ Hamilton
on assuming the chair, Gen. Logan returned his
thanks the honor conferred by choosing him TO act
Permanent Chairman Of the Convention. At the cOncu-
sion OF Gen. LOgCn's remarks, the Hon. Henry vii.
son was escorted TO the stage by the marine
band OF Washington. After the demonstrations OF ap-
pause had subsidized the senator addressed the Ccnven
ton length and at the close of MS speech Gems j. A
Garfield of Ohio and stewart L. WO0dford OF NewYork
made addresses
Gen T. Moves OF Ohio called for; but, the thOuI
adjournment had arrived, the General declined making
formal address.
TIE Convention then united In singing in long metre
the Doxologv and adjourned at o'clock TO reassembe
1O-mOrrow morning, when the Committee on ReSOlu-
lions will report.
lIor epal'sg pro-ffipgs se First Pa0el
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CLEvxLAxp l7Flour ard In fair demand Wheat dull
and naciye No Winter hsd 81 al 81 ~ bid Corn dull
Low MIc 48e for gh Mined Oan steady .aes o.
1000 State New held at Sc kennei Petroleum
am held al 2lia2iic Tor car ios sold 93G24c for trade lots
TOLEDO sept lPoar quiet snd unchanged Whea STEADY NO
White Michigan 81 No. White Michigan 81 - Amber hico
ean cash and septemhe 450S i3i October ~ t! buyer
October sl IS; No Red 81 J9i Rejected 81 6 Corn steady
Hsh Mixed 45c; Mixed at 4c Oas quiet aud Haehanse
Freigh dull and unchanged Receipts 6Oo DDS fouI us
bush Com. 6oo0 bush Oh shpileHps-%V o1S'
Wheat. 1900 bush. Corn, 1000 bush Data -..
EEwoRtraSs sent -Oats fmer at 420I3c HaT scarce snd
tr az s25 O Mes PoTk DALI held Sli so flcon hell higher
ia,s az clear Rb IIle Clear SIDES il Gic Hams quiet
l7ialsc Ohor articles unebansoi EIcSanse-ons 4%-"<-t
NeV.York sight mar al discount Cod, ia . -
sent l-Sprs Tupentne quiet st 6i G3Ic Rosn
onet Al "a as o sne - 90d ~ for Low NO SO % for kIira
Crre TuFpenine hnn al 81 - Tor ai, % Os fellow D
s5 ior YirUn. Tar quiet ami arm at 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
PERSONAL.
" ituug
J. L JONES.

Bismarck, it is said, owns a paper-mill, a
distilery aud a manufactory of beet-root sugar
Mt. r. SimOns, who used to manage the
Fan River line of steamboats,, resides in Paris.
NJ Delsol, French traveller, has left Mar
settles for those explored by Dr. Livingstone
The compiler and editor of forthcoming
edition Of the speeches Of Charles Sumner is Mr. J.
owen.
The cornerstone Of the monument to Miles
standish wil be laid Duxbury Mass, on the 7th of
October.
NJ. Rouzeaud, the husband of Nilsson, is the
Grand sop OF blacksmith and OF a merchant. Nils
son herself peasant girl 10 years ago.
Princess Louisa of England has been elected
un honorary member Of a New-JeIsey DFanGh OF the
society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
An affectionate Western postmaster speaks Of
Lieut. Fred Grant genuine chip OF the 3ld soeR'
enjoying fragrant cigar IN reh eeISchaun hoiueT'
Mr.. and Mrs. Dion BOuccault arrived yes
terday on the Scotia and are stopping al 'he CIeuuoh
Hotel Their engagement begins on Monday next at
Booths Theater.
IL ia sensiby suggested that statues OF GER
tain American authors should be set up IN Central PARK
such as Washington Irving James Fenmore cooper
Prescott, Everett, and Haleck.
The Hartford Comm Directory contains
the uame OF Samuel L. Clemens and also that OF Marx
Twain author" and puts down "F Bret Harte poet
suthor'' as a boarder at the Of Mr.. Clemens.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is giving read
iues from her own works The Springfield Republican
deseribes as follows her appearance on OF these
occasions At O'Clock Mrs. Stowe after sitting few
,oments In the parque came upon the stage and took
her seat at the table. she wss dressed IN black SILK
tfh garnture Of white lace puts, entirely becoming
to her ne marOny face which wore the color OF health
and happiness. Her brown, WaNy alr is scarcely ruste
with age and manifold euTs ripple over tiny waterfall
behnd Her blue eyes lose none Of their mud hre end
humanity even through the ptnceneS AltOgether mrs
toe al the age Of g. bears such an ar OI health ana
81 fenselOusy active life. that all her irehds WIZ nan
e. sWearuce with iOy from the mere delight OI seeing
Ser even IL she brought nothing else Tor entertainment
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept IS, lS12-l a. III.
s,o,ousfs for The Ddsi itoentufoar hours.
The barometer has fallen north and west OF
the Ohio Valley Tho highest is central over Tennessee
Cloudy weather with Of ram, has prevailed from
Florida to North Carolina and over New.Engand and
The iower Lake region and west of Lake Michigan.
OtherWise generally clear weather. Fresh TO brisk
southery winds have been reported from Lake Michigan
to Minnesota. ~
Probabilities
For New-England winds yeering to sOutherly With
nrobably continued cloudy weather and areas of rain.
For the Middle States, s0uthery winds with partly
clondy weather over the sOutherly portion but cloudy
weather with areas of rain the l0wer Lake region
For the Southern States OF the Mississippi gener
aly clear weather and light fresh Winds with partly
eloudy weather along the South Atlantic coast.
For the Northwest, winds veering TO n0rth-westery
with clear weather and probably extend eastward over
the upper lake regioD fresh to brisk southerly To
westerly winds are probable for the lower lake,.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
CATTLE MARKETS.

DurVuo Sept l7clrrIE-ReeePs toby neains sS cans r.
ryr making Total supply for The week thus far
Eg,T sed or m cars against 80 for the time last week The
openod lively about &c. advance good cattle
last stock holding heir ur
The rnans large About 500 bead disposed Of sales
l3j 10 lo 10, al % "a -
IS le Ohio steers ranging from 0Jl J n at IS 6l 81 l6i;
M Ohio steers ranging il J1 H. private 10 Ohio
S ayeragiug 1905 n at IS J9 Missouri ranging
IOl li0 n at ffI30eG so $40 Illinois ttee ranging nom J3
t O H. At Cherokee Steers ranging dom JI
I0b n al 85da q - Indiana steers j 10 3 D.
SnsEP-Iha receipts to-day Including reported 70
900 heal maliug tie supply the hss f 40 head.
sKslas sQ tssd lhe sss uge iAi ssek The eaket
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
THE GR1Nr JONES LAND SPEcULA11oM
A LETTER PROM MIR. JONES.

A LETTER FROM MR. JONES.
BRUSSELS Aug. 80 1872.
MY DEAR GENERAL: / have yours of the
18th inst ino0sing a communication 10 the President
from Mr. NOrberg OF TOuOn Ill., in regard TO some land
purchased by i'm 1896 from the Bishop Hill Colony
The facts regard 20 the matter are as follows: In
December, 1866, Mr. =. MunsOn, then my Deputy Mar
sha purchased OF the Bishop Hill Colony 81 acres in sec
ton 10 town So at about $50 per acre. being an und
vded half OF tract Of 1O the other half belonging
20 Mr. b. T. Sherman, old resident OF Chicago and a
large real estate The % were divided equally
between Mr. MunsOn and myself, and let
Gen John +. smith have half of my 26 acres
at just what I paid for it, In January, 1863, l
bought Sherman's undivided half, together with 10
acres he owned in the same section making 62 acres
purchased Sherman, for which paid him $3.50 per
acre and was this latter purchase Of 62 acres from
Sherman which 1 divided with Gen. Grant, who has
nothing whatever do with the purchase nom the Bishop
Colony. On the 18th of January 1859. charged Gen.
Grant my books with SlO5O 62 Tor 30 9551OO0 acres
and &C. 1862 with S9 p for interest and other
expenses and assessments and drew on hun in favor or
N Cornish, who collected the draft through COOlDaughs
Bank Tor sll.1H 81
When I lett home, Mr.. MuDson sti retained the 26
acres. and presume it II So the 81 acres pur
chased OF the Bishop Hin Colony is still owned by Mum
q son. Gen. smith. and myself. Truly your friend,
Gen. o. l.. Babcock. J. r. JONES.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

tionaI Convention had been made with his knowledge
and approval Col Mcclure positive that Gov Cur
tins canvass notes would be given with no uncertain
eouDd."
The Hon. John +. Farnsworth addressed the
Greeley and Brown Club of Meadville Penn. on tho
18th inst. He was escorted from hs hotel to the Court
house by committee OF citizens and the Chappaqua
Guards organization numbering over 200 voters uni
formed and bearing Torches the procession being hesoeo
by the Cornet Band Gen. Farnsworth epoke for about
two hours and half deVeting most OF his time 20 an
expose OF the falacy OF the claim that GRANTS Adns
tratiOn Is much economical than Andrew J0hn
sOns lie also paid considerable attention to the cond
ton OF the South under the present earpetbag govern
ments and said that peace aud reconciliation cOuu ohy
bo brought about by the election of the Liberal cke
The General frequently interrupted with hearty
cheers by the largo audience and his reception IL any
indication OF what Crawford County will DO at the coming
elections the Liberals havo every TO believe their
tickets will be successful.
GOV. CURTINs CONDITION.
FTo4a The PlfIadeipha Pyess.
WE are clad to learn that Gov. Curtin is
slowly fr,proSing and that he may be able to return
homo I'm tle course OF week or ton days He Is at
saratoga attended by his physician aud family 10 Is
NOT generally that at several periods Ot MS Illness
hs life has been despaired Of He has nat rarely peen
able to read any OF the many letters addresseu Co @
and most OF the time has not been peratten 10 meet
his friends IL Is understood that he VIII f0fay aope
the liberal nsmnatOn for the Convention @ SOON s ne
reooyers sufficiently TO prepare letter, put ~ u no.
pectoa that he participate actively III e poi'icS'
canvass.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

RS Whitney Of Boston, the referee appointed
., The nted Government IN the case Of 0oeo.,I ] bsl
% cbar1ed st differentiation Of goTe has rendered uo
so,fsirnT e nto RI Of Goolse Bu9i0N Co. ana my ehoA
rsuug ten om sn unceryauauOn OF iaao 10 ae of intent
Mr.. Whitney, one OF the hIsJ PfSJec-tOls - .. 1b9 i9
,esterdsy al residence hhtaey yr wsshnsy., hs"
SoierY Home Of tybod eger Hines 0f stttl "reA e
deceased has resided Deet Of Columbia lot ~ lss past h'
va 7S yesrs Of age. 81 e q efaAa fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
ERIE COUNTY GRANT NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 17.-The Grant Republican
County Convention. this afternoon, nominated Lyman
X Bass by reclamation for Congress Albert Haght
County Judge, william b. STREET. for County Treasurer.
and T. L. Sherman for Coroner The Convention was
very harmonious. The only contest tue County
Tpasurer, aud the nomination was given " Ar' bfrets
w large vote on the urst ballot i t =
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18
NicoI naxidsou & Co.,

No sas Broadway factory Great Jonest Decorator rorce
I,io ORNAMKNTAL
DsssERT sRRgIoEs; also WHITE PREScn CHISh INDIA CHINA ea
BY the let piece. A., 49,. 81. If A.. -
Crests MoDosmms, Fruits &c
Also Glass Ware PLATED Ware ,.bc
New-York tribune., 1872-09-18

The attention of life insurance men is called
to the advertisement Of General Agent Wanted for the
CITY Of Aaw-YOrk.