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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
The AesaFl,v NJ P,re prouf SAFES.

The Boston Advertiser iutes the curious re-
suits which followed the experiments made Upon
charred paper and documents. aud the examine
ton OF books in slfes which proved worthless in
the great fire. IL appears that what paper maxi
ere call poor paper. paper considerably "clayed,"
stood the best. Parchment paper used for bonds
and legal documents. shrivelled up exceedingly
and the print blstered so that It could be read
when writing was illegible. So it was With the
engraved work on notes. The gliding on &C
count books burned and charred showed out as
bright and clear as when the books were new.
which brings up the question il TO introduce gilt
edged account books would not be we'll
on the ground that the gilt would stay the pas
sage by FIRE of the pages within. Books cram
med into safe 30 that it was difficult TO get
them out, suffered considerably less than those
| that were set in loosely, and IN some cases
came out from safes in which everything else
was worthless TO far preserved that the figures
| on their pages could be deciphered. With char
/ red papers, which could not he made transparent
/ by any light whatever used, it was found, after
i tile employment of vitTiol, oxalic acid, chalk.
| glycerine and other thil gs that anything that
| moistened them TO q certain stage, made the
lines wUr, and figures legiOle through amagni
| lying glass II has been the almost universal
| experience that lead pencil marks show out all
right where ink marks cannot be distinguished.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
The Railroad ,mbrox,lo at Reading.

In the Common Council of Reading on Mon
dag evening, Mr.. Wells introduced series Of
important resolutions They are somewhat
lengthy, and express great respect for the
Berks County Railroad, 8 profound admiratio
for the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
deep conviction OF fear that the action Of Coun-
els in removing the "midnight" track OF the lat
ter corporation from the city streets was pre-
mature" and without due consideration and
wind up with the proposition to replace the
intruding track where the nocturnal workmen
put it,
This last suggestion is precisely the action
which Mr.. President Gowen demands Of the city
authorities, and it seems Mr. Wells is complais
antly ready to knock under and perform tie
humiliating task which the Railway Boss pre-
scrbes. His resolutions underwent Of course,
considerable discussion, and we confess that we
do not find entire re-as surance in the tone of
some Of the members who spoke MIR Mcknight
said he had information direct from the Com.
pany" that if the city authorities did not prompt
IL recede from their position the shops would lie
removed. President Gowen, he said, ''is man
who is very determined, and who would not care
II the city of Reading went to the ground or not
He did not express himself as convinced that the
Council was premature or otherwise wrong in
tearing up the tracks, but he based all his argu'
ment in favor Of So declaring upon the certainty
that Gowen would ruin the city 80 far as lay IL
hts power. if Mr.. Wells's dish OF humble pie wa.
MT Immediately eaten Mr. Driscoll spoke il
m same strain. The resolutions, he thous lit
ware fair and proper.
On the other side. there were also seveIA a
speakers. Mr. Nasle moved toindehnitely po' t
po le the resolutions, and argued that it shodlt
be done. Mr. Wagner supported the motion
80 also, did Messrs Yesger and Bard, the latte
re marking that il the Philadelphia and Readi
eopoi alton meant to prevent the Berks Cou t
roa from coming into the city or through it h
wo lid say Away with the shops rather Il a
be 70 coerced.
Finally the motion to indefinitely postpone a
lost, and the resolutions lie over for furtl e
consideration and action at next meeting,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Auuhu1 DIasac,ed-

Quaint cid Burton has iavorfd US with Il ':Ana-
tOIy Of Melancholy" but who sha dissect tue
melancholy falac IS and abs win which knaves
and fanatics endeayur 10 deluce the sick feeble
Of TINS geut ration. Charlaiaus, through the news
paper press, commend 10 the strengrhiess victim
disease CONFUSING Iurgatives which, II taken
arc sure TO turn his debattd .ystem almost Il side
our, and sink h'm into the NJ rmo,t dtp hs Help
l.ssuess aud des iency F4natics, on The Other
hand assure the pros ra patient, that no medl-
cine containing difiusiNe sumuaut ought y pass
hrs ips II he elects o he gu ded ~ the advice OF
impJs ors and lunatics, let him make his Will aud
order his coma; but II there is .park OF common
sense in his comp .slu N, let hin re 'ort in his *
iremity to Hosietter's stomach Bitttrs, the mos
DO ent OF Y getable toni an alttrdtivrs-the
purest aud most entr-lJ VIII esome II medica ed
stimu ants, The wonderfuI cures OF dyspe STA, I'll
ne.s Rheumatism, phy sCdl rIstTatt and INA
laTtIus tes ers wnlcu this rare i ecihc mas u cleu
during the las twt Mt 1.-TWO years are the mo { con
uslye answers that can be xiv, II 10 the eu, m 5 u
uRnklnd who Ufer yJlCdnc 4thaTti's a4tO les ann
to IN mistaken beings who would refuse a nedi
c'na 5 iuulaut TO p " broken doWn invalid, wn
Is liter lily d. ing oy iucnt tUrtt wal OF idicluu
Stimulation. TEN eran e, Properly unnets Cd
| Cluntruancts 10 sLch tUlY a. til ihe : ate law
e actrd 10 pu dJwu the abho ent vice uf drunken
/ ness prOvt I the sale Of brandy, whisky All,
. her liquor a M d iues aud II nese adult, ra e
| laturs as reu tdeS wnat ought TO te the geLe d
verdict or the temperance publ; as g4ds TIL
/ peerless veg lab e tJnic la ,eu upon sthlant aO
50 utey pt re.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

The official vote OF Missouri is Greeley
Isl 1873 Grant, 1l9 1856; OGonor, 2429 Cree
ley's majority, 29,SOs
The estimates Of the municipal expenses Of
New York city for 1878 amount to $40 65uO0O
The total vote of New York State at the recent
election, according to tue I tfitial return, was
S24 563 or this, Grant received 44O go Gree
ley 1882 279 ,0'Cunor, 14j4 ami Black, ih- Tenn
perance candidate, 2Ol. RepuUlIcan ma jOrity
81. 695
Senator Sumner arrived III New York yesteT-
day on the steamship Baltic.
The official vote of Tennessee gives Greeley
Sj56 msjouty. Maynard, Republican for Con-
grrssmau at large has 1924 majority over
Cheatb am and ~ 925 over johnson.
Allen c. Buck. clerk in the Broad street firm
of Kidd Pearcs Co, New York, is reported IL
be deraulter for s700O0 to 100000.
Margaret Bradley was beaten to death III
Brooklyn on Monday night by Hugh Barr and
wife. The Bars were ar, ested.
Mrs McApine struck Mrs rimmoney on the
| head with pitcher IN Brooklyn. yesterday in
| fiicting fatal wound.
| fire at Sanduzkv, Ohio. on Monday night
| destroyed the SAudusky Wheel Company'z Work,
with all their stock and machinery, aud zine
dwellings. Loss the wheel works 500 COO
| on the dwellings, SIS 600 Two hundred anC
dfty men are thrown uut of employment
Hon E. D. Morgan has written a letter de
| cuiug to be a Candidate for L. s. Senator from
| New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Friday Afternoon, Nov, 40,
RxroRM In THE PENNSYLVANIA CoNsTI

The Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention
adjourned on Wednesday to meet In PhilAdel-
phiA on the first Tuesday in January. large
number OF resolutions amending the present
Constitution we're introduced before adjourn
ment, from which wo select those of the most
importance, for the purpose of showing the
direction Reform ia taking, in that State. Reso-
lutions were introduced
BY Mr. Stanton, Of Philadelpha, that the Con.
stitution be 30 auanded as to provide for new
verdict on criminal trials, viz Guilty, with
extenuating circumstances, which verdict shF !
render the accused liable to imprisonment for
term OF years. but not to death Crhis is intend
ed to meet many cases in which the sympatnies
of the community and OF the jury are properly
with the accused
Also, changing the State elections to Novem-
her Of each year.
By Mr.. McMurray, declaring persons Of .un-
sound mind, aud paupere, not to be entitled to
suffrage, and also prohibiting those guilty OF
treason, bribery &c, from voting.
By Mr. Worrell. requiring three-afths Of each
branch Of the Legislature to sanction appropria-
tion bills
BY Mr.. Collins increasing the amount of prop
erty exempt from seizure on execution from $500
to to $1,000.
By AIr. Andrews, absolutely prohibiting the
sale or giving away Of splrituous liquors.
Also, that new counties may be formed when
voted for by three fiflhs OF the electors within
the new limits, such counties not to contain less
than three hundred square miles.
BY Mr.. Hopkins, dlsfranehlsing those who
commit frauds at elections.
BY Mr.. Mann, securing to q wife the same rights
on the death OF her husband as the husband
would have been entitled to upon her decease.
By MIR. Mott, extending the term OF the su
preme Court judges to twenty years:
By Mr.. Harvey, requiring railroads open to
all persons for trAnapOrtAtiOD. subject to regu'
latons provided by law. The Legislature 10 tS
rates.
By Mr. Gibson, providing for solemn PROMISE
in Court to tell the truth instead OF an oath
the penalty for perjury to be the same az al
present.
BY Mr.. Darlington that the Supreme Cour
Judges appoint council OF eight persons t
consider pardOns, the consent OF four OF thes
councilmen to be necessary.
By II. ID. Smith, preventing appropriations ex
cept on call Of yeas and nays on each item
expenditure.
by sIr. Runk. increasing the number of th'
members Of the House to three hundred, aut
OF the Senate TO enc hundred.
BY Mr.. Black. that in cases OF contested elec
tons before the Legislature, the vietcr onl
shall receive compensation.
By Mr. Campbell, thPt married women sha
have the same right over their separate earning
and property as married men now have.
Some OF these are probably impractical and nc
likely to meet the approval OF the Convention
but many Of them strike us being excellent. Nj
Stantons proposition to permit new form {
jury verdict seems demanded by common sens
and everyday experience of the working of ou
present laws. The proposition Of Mr.. Runk
increase the membership Of the Legislature is
most important measure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
The navy "ep rrmrat.
SALE OF CONDEMNED sANY VESSELS AND DIscHARa
OF woRKMEN.


SALE OF CONDEMNED sAvY VESSELS AND DISCHARGE
OF woRKMEN.
The Navy department will soon offer for sale,
in accordance with an act Of the last session,
large number OF uuserviaeable vessels for winch
there can be no further use and which are not
worth the cost of maintenance The board Of
Inspection has designated. among the rsels TO
be thus disposed Of, tho Delaware aud the Guer-
riere which will be sold on the 18Th of Decem
Der. and in addition, the Niagara trst rate, the
Omaha, the Nevada, the Inus and the severn,
second rates, and the Nintasket end Rssact,
third rates. The irUn-clads Alguma Cslekill
Chickasaw C0hoes, Etlah Hero lis. Jason
Kewaydln, Klamath. KOka Lehlgh. Marietta
Mlnuatouka, MudOc, MOmtauk. NahAnt, Nan
tucket, Napa, Nlusett, Nlobs, Oceola, O.sego
Ptscataqua, Sanduaky, Shawnee, SuucJOk, UmP-
qua, Wa, suck. Yaz1u and Zuma, all of when arc
now laid up at the various navy yards, are also
OF the list for sale and will be Disposed Ot As
rapidly as convenient. All OF these iron clads
are past further use for any purpose aud vAlna-
BILE only for the iron aud material wulch they
contain. From ten to twenty thousand dOllarH
each is all they are expected to yield The de-
partment vii! also discharge large propOrtl ~
Of the workmen in the navy yards, aud reduce
| its expenses for the remainder of tire year II
| is understood that the department will ask neXl
| year for ten millions Of dollars, Of which one
half will he expended III the construction Of ten
| steam sloops Ol-war. which 1t is conhdtntly ex
| pected Congress early III the next session Will
| authorize.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Rover $ Lioof Linlment.

have tested Boyer's Huof Llniment pn the feet
Of over one hun 'ted horses. IN difference in the
cOld lion Ot the feet is great IN It's favor hat
y ud uot Ot without 4 for ten u ues It's cost II
sh uld properly applied tn every norse's hOof, es-
peCally IN the SUNNI when IN horses feet are
4lWuts IN contact wi the h, ated earth which
iries them up ami they he, Ume ard aud feveri in,
AMI produces contraction, rms, quarter CRACKS
nnr lun Of the nack anew, ,lnmJny called
'kue Sprung and often tr' IN the paius In the
h uis / pluuuC r sweeney ~ the shoulder We re-
unnend II ds the best prepar ttOn We ever used
/. Should he useh On very hurse's hOJt as cOmmOA-
1, "a oil i Used on mar III u Dsota 10 Net
heiu III good condition. f. X. tt NKtIN,
Proprietor aud sup rintendent OF the Continental
stables SalsuuI street, Philadelphia
K. BRlNGHURsr CO., Apothecartes,
cor sixth and Market atraetA,
Having been appointed Agents for this populai
unuf Linlment, are fully p, cpared 10 supply 4
shulesair and retail at the manufacturers prizes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

Official returns uf the election in Michigan
give Grant 1856 244 votes; Greeley, 76776 /;
O'Conor, 1852 and Black, 1856. Grants major
ity over ALL "a 400.
The Legislative deadlock in Alabama con-
tinued Wednesday, awaiting the action OF Il g
committees appointed by them to effect settle
ment.
The official vote Of Alabsma gives Grant 30 ,2I2,
and Greeley 10 AL Majority for Grant, 10 s3l.
O'Conor received no vote IN Alabama.
Complete official returnes OF the vote Of Ca
nornia give 1S, 600 majority for Grant,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

supplies fully he want for perfectly safe and reli-
tale iluuluat ng Oh Tor FAM usr, Tree not only
from HE uanger an eXplUsl N, Uut trpm the dam
r uf the fuld gn ing sn tuid tie ugh ed lamp be
upset 1t is from Ell tlun 'ble Odor, burns In
lie ordinary kerO enc lamps, furnishing light nn.
pqIa lid Uy gas, satlsdctur In every pdrlculdrand
Tree fr IN ali apprehension Of danger IL ID put up
IN une ga d,s gall aud ten gall. packages; 'cu
Gdh Is u sed with metai cap bearing the manu-
FAC urers's slAmn. BY pa chasing h se cans with
tn ala uncut the Ee ui Ieness Of The gOOd. IL wa
auted with tne assurdn Of btai lug all oil per-
iectly pure and safe, supplied, wholesale and re-
all Dy
E. BRINGHUR>T a co, Apathecarios.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
WtimtuUtOD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

The New York Tribune persists in calling the
Opposition to the Republican party, "Liberalp.' -
We do not understand at all, that the Demo-
Gratis have adopted or express any readiness to
accept that name, and the pretense that there
is party thus called seems like the chimera OF
a defeated mans brain
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
From our Late Rdi'i IN Of Wednesday
The GaIIovs.
THE ExEoU HON OF MICHAEL MOORE.

THE ExEoU HON OF MICHAEL MOORE
EDB sNsBURG, PA. Nov. 81.
Michael Moore was executed, to-day, in the
prison yard, for the murder of his wife.
She had separated from him on account Of
brutal treatment, but she was entieed into the
woods, where he killed her, and made bonfire
over her remains.
He persisted in declaring his innocence, and
made no confession.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
The eIronl reTylre Vorpu.

The Signal Service is organizing mobilizei
corps OF observers, who will be equipped with
portable apparatus, aud may be suddenly sent to
those sections Of the country, which at pariicu
lar seasons are especially exposed TO storms
The period of danger for which new stations
may be occupied being passed, the force may
be transferred to other sections whose seasons
Of danger are approaching.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

The license Laws for the sale Of liquor are
worthless-and worse than that-if they are not
resoutely enforced. The Grand Jury find Il at
much of the increase Of crime is due to causes
connected with them, and that the prosecutions
against persons selling without license greatly
swells the immense lists of indictments laid be-
fore them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

Asecond ballot for the United States Senator
by the North Carolina Legislature Wednesday
resulted in rs votes for Vance, ~ for Pool, aLC
20 for Merrimon. No choice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

About forty Congressman had arrived in
Washington yesterday, aud there was no doubt
that quorum would be present at the meeting
Of Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

And now. from our reports OF affairs down tile
Peninsula, it seems that the Hogs Have 1t. IT
spares neither age sex. nor cordtion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
HowARDM. JENKINS
EDITOR.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tstindays
orospted) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South Rea
corner FUth and Market Strtets. 1iso Cents copy
Stz Ocllars a year BY mail, OF seTpsd By carriers
Throughout the city,
Psnhsiar organ Of Farmsvs and FTuitJTo'Oers, pub
DAed every Thursday. morning, at AGO Dollars
Pear.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

The Philadelphia Ledger ge's tue idea that the
Acapulco was launched &" at Chester" VIII
mington-if you please.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29

The latest adyices from New York report a
very unfavorable turn in the condition Of Horace
Greeiey
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Prat,'s Astral OIL

Al Fosters Drug ore, the gallon, quart or pint,
any way u suit customers. A large ass Ortment OF
ia upcnnnneys, different shapes lamp wicks brushes
We, win ltsAle ana retail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
Great Discovery
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron.

KUNkEL'~ BITTER WINE OF IR N viii efIec-
tuAl., cure Liv Complaint, lyspeIsia, Jdunuicr,
ChrOnij " Ne vous Dt bluts hrInic DiarThOea, di
seases u IN kidu ys and all diseases aTi ing from
dlsOrderrd Liver, NtUluaeh or lmestine-, such as
COnsup hion tlatu nee Inward Plies Fullness Oi
OJd Iu the head. Aelul Ui the -tOmaCh, Nausea,
DISCUS. iUr Fyud, Fumes or tight IN he ST nua
Sinking rT Flu lug at tie pit Ut thu stomach
Smimming Of the neau, Futtering at the Heart
hOklug Ur Suno- atug st HllUus when Ia lting
os urt y' llo" u the sNin and by =, con -tant
I'm tginiugs Ot tvil and great epTessIvn vf spirits.
they ate entire We. etanie ard re-, rom AlcOh Ii
stiu iduts aud all lnI irVus ingredients, aid are
pehsan. In taste Hnd stne., lnl ia heir operation 4
will re uve impU tues IRON the UOdy, and give
he iith and Vieor TO the ir IN
KUNKELS Bitter WINE OF IRON.
only ask a tria ~ this valuable Tome
PIiCe 81 per bottle. b. r. UNkkL Sole Pro-
prietor NJ. 259 Nor,h Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
sk ior Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Irun and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by e. McInall, Jr., second
and Market, and h. ngnurat a 20, sixth and
Market. oct 3O-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
n Il l. A w A Il Il
PEARL HOMINY,

We invite TIE attention OF the public to the
DELAWARE PEARL HOMlNY manutacIureh by
uAVI, a SUTTON, Guruer Ahird aud orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
This HGminy 10 Made only of the purest, and be-
quality Of southern white corn, by the most i'm
srOyed maclin Iy IL Is well kiln dried, 70 keep IN
any climate. Il issrs through several processes
aCn adding TO the nneness OF IT'S quality, making II
a most wholesome, cheap, and nutritious artcle Of
fnOd. ,-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-29
spsriai slutitts.


Diseases ef this Throas ard Lungs
A. IN present time VIII 20 m my persons are
suffer hg r. m Thriat and Lung liseasea, they
should bear in mlnd that hAss0N's oMPoUHD sYHuP
or ar never fails IN curing coughs, colds, hOarse
uess pain in the breast, re thro asthma and ell
diseases the throat and lungs. It IL an excellent
emedy Tor Group and hopping cough, No nily
sold by all rug Stores and dealers throughout the
Unitrd States
s-see that the signature of RussKLL 4 LAM
DIs, Prop'rs is on each wrapper. nog9p &C
saIoupe-Tous-Ies-
We have received another small invoice OF this
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
seve-th and Market streets.
Spears Solution,
For Preserving uit still ret ns Its high plac' 10
the esteem o those who tidy economy Of time
labor and money. II Is sold by
salrH 4 PAINTRp, Druggists,
Seventh and Market strerta.
Chamol8 Skins.
A nne invoice of new ChamOis skins, Just opened
by SMITH 4 PAINThn. Druggsts
seventh and Market streets.
keen's
Double suptrnne Mu' 'tard III cans and iItckney d
~ " SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
wax FIower MateTIa q,
In variety, new sunnlies being constsnty received
| al Tie manufacturers prices, by
SnIrn a Painter. Drub glsts.
Seventh and marke streets.
LIebIRs tCompanV's) Extract of
| Meat.
| The genuine article Id nv
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and MarAet stieets.
| Pure olive oil Of AK.
| Such as we bOttls under our own label, is, we
hink the finest olive OIL for table In the mar
| ket. sMITh I'M mr.
| Seventh aud Market streets.
Mrs, tosteT's cough and Group
| syrup
| uassOn's COmpOu syr, ~ Tar,
| sines syrup VI Tnr d - lid t,hersy
| Nistar's pinc Tree Tar Cordial,
Rlttel's syrup Tor Coughs aud Colds,
| FOSTERS Drug Store,
| Front and West.
Fosters Ceiebrated Tonic BitteTs,
| FOster's Rio I'd Z .ri1sr,
| Fosters InfaIlihle Utiental Pile Salve,
Foster Rose Worm 0zenges,
| Wtelh's kliXlr Beef, Wine and IT n,
| Wveth's hliAlr Va erin IL Oi Ammonia,
Ill is Bit Miue OF Iron,
| 1ls' hi XIII Calasaya rk and Iron,
| Dr. Pier, es IfOlde Medical ID suuvery,
| DR.. rteTces Pleasant purgative Plllets.
| FOSI hhs DRUG STORE,
| Front and West wilmington Del.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05

ME- FALL, 1S72.-NEW AND bhh-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GO0DS.-T. +. fki'f. ~
co. are now opening by steamers and express iui
and complete assortment OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
10 which the attention of lie Virginia p'''''ic l.
called.
Their supply. aeiected with care ami fa7''' el'',
braces everything In the dress line which Is ne" "'
attractive whilst the staple department ) 7'm h''
with What Is good and substantial. ana 'N'r!"i''S
sold at only small rcmuneratve pr"hf' III
DRESS GOOD
viii be inund
Velour t!c Nice. Austra'asan Grape
Dram dc Monr",ion SILK Warp Henrietta fh''
Velour Imperative Lyons, nrsp dc Ni"ht'.'Fl'H'
Rnnf,a2nc Alpaca. French ''r"iohl.
Pcloucian Cloth. English AMI French tass''he''
Utchercrc dc Ecopr. &c. &c.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
Ronisaznrs, Dclainc., btt"mand.
Tamisr. Grape Cloths.
English Grapes. Grape Wells. toiliS' N''
CLOTHS and CASSiMERES.
A full line Of goods for gents aud boys III a"ii'hE
Cloths. Ca:si,ncrcs, Fc,ting$. Shirt 'rd"cfs
Sock, Gloves, I!.tu1hcrcllicis, &c, 80.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality ana Nc
,hu9 recommended by the house un!"@' IAN? t1at"'
hy j,l.iancIi am! experience. ,.,,
$3.50 !. l.. ihi''' W..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-05
Governor Walker.

a private letter received from Governor
WALKER contains most cheering predictions
as TO the elections In Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio. The Governor went West witt!
Mr.. GREELEY, speaking as he went, and
Judging from the comments Of the press,
with great effect. He is now in Ohio, speak.
ing every day, but expects to return to Rich,
nond by the 18th instant; after which date
he will devote himself to the canvass i'll Viz
ginIa at such places as the State Committees
may think expedient.