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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
Kew YORK STOCK MARRs1.


NEW YORK, Sept. 26.Money hard during the forenoon
and advanced gradually from per to lis per cent
per day but before the close there relaxation to
per cent, with the latest business about per cent on
stock coateras The advance the rate of dscou mt
by the Bank Of England had no effect Sterling dull;
long weaS at 1917 "a 1923; short firm at lOS% a
lO9 Gold DIM and steady all day at ll3K a ia Loans
between per cent and l-32 Clearngs TO,OOOOOO
Treasury disbursements $4,000. The treasury sold
million at ia 800 @D ia 7-l00. Governments lower in
the morning, but closed fraction fmer. State bonds
dull. The stock market generally dull. In the
morning the market was heavy and declined one half
per cent with considerable pressure SELL The market
assumed frmer tone in the afternoon when there was
recovery Off on from the lowest point Erie was the
exception to the general Market opening at 494 ad-
yaneng to 50S and falling to As at the close The great
eat difference between cash and regular Erie per
cent, and the most of the time there was no difference
Whatever The corner was apparently relaxed for the
purpose of encouraging more short sales In Pacific
Mail there was difference Of u a per cent between
csh and regular, with large sales Its closing price was
the best of the day. large OF Northwestern
preferred was turned into cash. The whole market
closed steady The hrst mortgage per cent gold bonds
Of the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota railroad
Were admitted to-day to the regular call OF the stock eX
change by unanimous vote. The difficulties in Erie
are believed to be over at a cost of SS0OQ00.
United
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

THB JUSTICE OF THE VERDICT rendered by the pub
lie years ago in favor of the Mexican Mustang Eminent
must be apparent TO all who have used that famous
preparation seen it used Its healing influence is ire
sisble The most obstinate forms neuralgia or rheu
matte diseases are totally cnred by It, and that in
uncomfortable short space of time External injuries or
whether ofman beast, well as all equine or
human malades for which linlment may be used are
speedily remedied by its Remember it is
ly a palliative but eradicant of disease.
s27 deop5t&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

The finest exhibition of hats, caps and gents fur
nishing goods ever in the city, can now be seen in
the window, and are for SALE at F. A. Clapp's, 81
Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
IS a = limbs 81 q $3.50 Old bay u ton, s35 q 40.
New hay s25 q $50. Rye Straw, q ton SIS.
ForeIrn Market..-[Rr Atlantic cabIe.l

LONDON, Sept 26-Consols at 92h. The upward move
mens nthe rate of discount of the Bank of England 10
AZ per cent causes advance in American securities.
Q. s. 52Os, 1855, old. 93A do. 1861. 93h; Erie 39A
95sl.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-Cotton frmer; middng up
lands at gid; do Orleans $50; sales 1900 bales ia
GLIDING 1000 for export and speculation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

SALMON SPAWN FOR THE EAsT.-Mr. Living
stone, a government commissioner, is engaged
in this state in taking and packing salmon
spawn for the purpose of stocking rivers in the
Atlantic states. He is now on the McCloud
river, at point about % miles above its conflu-
ence with the Pitt river in Shasta county. He
takes from $4,000 to 100000 salmon spawn
day. The salmon are very abundant at this
point and in all the larger atfluents of the Sacra
mento river. The salmon are easily caught and
stripped" and some are returned to the river,
a few being retained for food. The eggs are
placed in boxes or watts, the wood of which has
been first charred so that the water may not be
tainted by the boards. The eggs are kept in
these watts for several days, with clear water
running over them, during which time such as
are worthless are separated and thrown away,
ers Of wet moss, boxed and otherwise made
ready for shipment.
The salmon trout and brook trout which also
abound in these waters feed upon the spawn at
this time of the year, and can only be taken
with hook baited with the same material. A
tourist who was recently in that region wanting
to try his hand at trout fishing, hired an Indian
to spear him some salmon, taking three before
he found any eggs; with these the trout took
the bait yoraciously. Our informant describes
the branches of the Upper Sacramento as "full
OF fish" Those patient fishermen who have not
had nibble in many day, might do well to
cast line on the McCloud river. The scene of
the fish commissioners operations is near CAL.
Ions" about days ride by stage from the
present terminus of the California and Oregon
railroad,-San Francisco Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

The real Alexandra and Jouvin kid gloves, all
colors, one and two buttons, be found at Vein
berg Brothers, 1857 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

On Tuesday the Oregon legislature began
balloiiDg for a senator TO succeed Mr.. Corbeu
Mr. Mitchell, the republican candidate, received
thiriy.two votes, four less than amajority. MIR.
CorDeti, also a republican, but charged Or cred
tied with so-called liberal tendencies, received
eleven. The remaining tweng.seyen votes
were distributed among five others. The latest
dispatch says that Mitchell will probably be
ropped, and the vote Of the republicans con
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

FIVE MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS. ''-E Everybody
who Travelled by railroad has heard the above an
nouncement and has probably suffered from eating too
hastily. thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia. 1t
comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the
worst Of Dyspepsia thousands ready
tiN. deop&wlw SOS
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RepuD1lcan County Convention.

The Republicans of Worcester County are requested to
send delegates to Convention to be held al Horticu-
tural Hail. Worcester, on FRIDAY, Sept 27th. at II
O'Clock NJ for the purpose of nominating candidate
for County Commissioner.
The basis of representation will be the same as the
State Convention
By order of the County Committee
J. D. DANIELS, Chairman.
II. L JosLIN, sec'y. dts27 SID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

Ladies', II you want good French corset, call at
Weinberg Brothers 1857 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

Ladies, if you want nice thread or point lace
collar and barbe, call at Weinberg Brothers, 357
Main street.
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EATBsp rGAES4S. si :, Z,

Remember Dr. Henion's free lecture on the habits
of life in Washburn hall this evening at " O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27

OLD AND NEW, for October, is very good. 1t
has combinations of "The Wears Daughter"
Mr.. Hale's Ups and Downs, and James Marii-
neau's noteworthy papers. There is apoem on
Mount Desert, by John Weiss, and paper on
people and Parties" by Mr.. Hale, we suppose,
which will be read. The editorial department,
including "The Examiner" fills Al pages and is
unusually good. We find in it, among many
other things, a long notice of Louis Figuier's
book, ''The Tomorrow of Death" and three Or
four pages on Sainte Beuve. This magazine de
serves abundant success; may the circle of its
readers be enlarged with every month. Publish
ed by Roberts Brothers, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
FARM IN WESTBORO,
One Of the Best in Worcester County,
BY AUCTION,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock a. M.

VIII be soldhy Public Auction on the premises IN tre
eastery pSTt ofthe town of Wesboro. the best
Fars IN orcester county. This farm is known as 1hs
VIM. johnson Farm" and comprises 22O Acres Of Ex-
ceent Land, well fenced and divided 80 acres of
moving and tiilage, cutting the best quality of English
nay ITO acres well watered pastufage, and 30 acres
woodland, upon which there is fine growth OF wood
ready to cut; an abundance of choice fruit: large Two
story House, with l., containing rooms and wash
ROOM newly painted last spring; has barn l0 feet by
49, with cellar under the whole ott cUpola vaDe
This farm is in an excellent condition, having been
Kept up to the standard Of hrst-class farm.
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WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT--septt26.
g. oa braSSy 1 s6 g9 a. sS Ss cgs
@ slO0O superine, $500 q 800 ''N'''' S'''O
GRAIN AND MEAL,1 aNor Corn, % bush sl2O
bush 65 q Use. Common meal y Us Tbs lbs S sls6 S' ~
81 sG 1e ana u az rye meal g &c shorts q 100 MS
wheat, sl25 q bush Buckwheat Flour &C Il ii.
PRoVISlONS-Beef roast pieces " N 20 "a CSC /;
dried 25c. Veal roasting % 2Oc steaks from les s6e
n Lard q d l2S@9 lic; trpe q ib l2c salt pork AZ ib
sliced pieces $Oc mutton Is "a 25c sSisages d h. Il
nc sage s5cj eggs doz % g 35c meats tongues zoe
29c Bologna sausage zoe Is ID. Hogshead cheese
Sn p saSe o cheese q 2Se " b. Chickens SOC 70 b
70 PRODUCE. Beans 80 q Coo y, peck Pickles - a Csc
gallon Potatoes, early rose sc u peck common 25c
r. ss fSs pf iSnP ea y pssE GaRDsg
i HRIfIT a \, b. Peaches cache slS 256 crate.
% % Csc " o. Iemons@C156c Vi doS; II 5oS I9 dS ss
Figs B p z % 20c. English Currans h b lie GiIpon
b chsstnas, g q quart cran6erricsp s. 4, BECK e
haSa9a oranges 9a e q d9z Prunecs Csc ii b
50 GRoCERlEs-sugars-C Crushed and granulated al -,
S so M E5GSR sSgd ss 81 3 5Sc maple @
E G syrSgps &c sss Q fS5 ss
$l0 @ Sl.l5 u H. Conee-pure Mocha Al n 5. Green
Java ss1c mixed coaees Y % 22c Cocoa ~ h bsa
h. Taow Candles Sf il K "a s sG s Broma IS g SOC y
Rice, " r. 10 e re- Kerosene on a "a s5e n S5lon
JRpaneSe AK ssy a. 1Gg per gallon Honey 40 q 5Oc Bb
a.. f,isIl-Haddeck y H. loo fresh cod. l2c, dry a 90.
SSc snosed salmon S aSe Sge h. l0S Sss, Cs a6ai
PIeksS h I,c 80 90 ddz smelts e Il H.
91a5 bS gUf peek Fresh maekerel is % &c. sword
nsl c ~. Blq E.l isl re. a,
q r MaaS sS. sannoas s90o ckawaani ssSS
Herd wd6 5ge; chestnut iOe u basket '"''' 0'''0"i
w green b nap s hAYWS0a Y walnut so
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Ice CREAM often proves bowling dessert unless fol
lowed by a dose Of WilIiams' Jamaica Ginger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
centrated upon a new man. That, at least, is
Attorney General Williams opinion.

Attorney General Barlow of New York has
given notice TO Tweed, Mayor Hall, Sweeney,
Connolly, Sands and the rest of the ring thieves
who have been under indictment since last au-
tumn for frauds upon the city treasury, that
they must be ready for trial next month. There
is no Barnard or Cardozo on the bench now to
whom they can trust for shelter, and that the
prosecution viii be pushed with vigor and con-
summate ability no one can doubt The trial
will be watched with great interest by many
people beyond the limits of New York or of the
nation,
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-septemher %.

Sl35 Rutland railroad scrip. ....,..... es
S6O0 Vermont Central railroad LIST 7s. SS
S5OyO Hartford and Erie Railroad rs - Az
g Soston and Albany railroad. ..........,,..,,.,i50
~ Eastern railroad. ..,,......... no Z cSi99a<
u Michigan Central railroad .. Ii5S5iISL
q Uld Colony and Newport railroad .............ll3
IL Vermont and Canada railroad - "a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW York. Sept. 25-Cotton quiet and EASY: sales
iol4 bales; middling upands l6Nc Flour uu and
heavy state S6,l5 @sj Ohio SL35 a SO; western SCI
70 s,I5; southern $40 a 1880. Wheat opened 1rmer
and closed quiet sales 96 900 bush; No spring ST SO a
i6li No do l49 @gl,55; winter red western S62 al
lbs white Michigan Sl,7O q 2O2k Corn quiet and
steady sales 10000 bush steamer mixed western "a "a
9oc SAL 90 65A g 6a%e Oats lc lower and IN moderate
Testern ~ q 45ac Beef dull and unchanged. Pork un.
changed new mess sl4O5 q 4,lO. Lard hrmer and
duet az " % &c Butter quiet state 24@2sc Whisky
e eae request Muie3yad9 g 9e refining s% 9%O
shsannsed I1rpentine steady at &c. rosn steady at
low dull at 81 % 94c. Linseed oil at s2hc.
GHICAGe, Sept 26-Flour quiet and unchanged; desr-
ape sppng grades scarce; spring extra S. 50 d 81 co.
wheat IN tar demand and higher. closing quiet; No
spsng Sl,25 % I,E; No do 81 SA bid on the SPOT;
ilS1 September; $ll5A a l,5K October; No spring
dull and lower at Sl.O6 a 1863; rejected IS "a orc
corn dull and lowers No mixed "a a 34hc for regular
on INC spot 3'3c for fresh October; rejected 33c
10 1hgh mixed canal 55c. Oats dull and UNCHANGED;
NO 2Sa regular, &c fresh; rejected 2Ohc. Rye dull
and lowers No 2, 55A @g56c barley Arm; No2 alI Is
y bye. Provisions quiet and unchanged Pork Sl425
oash, Lard-winter 81 q &c. Hams-qc for a lot of
gIeen from the block Whiskey steady at S9c Receipts
eVOV Dds Hour $4,000 bash wheat ITO 900 bush corn 900
push oats 5000 bush rye 1900 bush barley Shpments-
5yVJ dds Hour 1900 bush wheat 22I 600 bush corn
dd,9OV bush oats 1000 lush rye $4,000 bush barley
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 26-Cotton active and higher;
lniddlings at lShc. e'
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DemoeratIe DI.triet Convention.

The Democrats of the Ninth Congressional District
are requested to send Delegates to Convention TO he
holden in horticultural Hall, Worcester, on THURS
DAY october at p M, for the purpose OF nOmina-
Dental Elector ~ ~
The basis Of representation will be the same as for the
state convention. JAMES Z. ESTABROOK,
Chairman of the District Committee
Worcester, Sept. 90 1879 dte sSi
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At 0h O'Clock, will be sold all the Personal ronertv
on the premises, viz: Pair OXen ! Pair Horses IL
nice Cows Moving Machine. Horse Rake Horse Ted
der, 80 Tons Of Hay and Dat Fodder Flows carts
Farming Utensils. ~ at ''o
Trains leave Albany depot at O'Clock A. NJ stopping
Terms Of sale Of farm easy $1,000 at sale
FOr particulars inquire of JAMES GRAY, 20 fremont
bOrO. F 80 " ~
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COMMONWEALTH OFF MAssAoHn-

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETrS-WoRCEsTRR S. Probate Court M Tho
Heirs ataw next kim and all other persons Interested
in said county, deceased: ''
Upon the petition of William II. Haywood YOU are
nereDy ced TO appear at Probate Court held Mt
Worcester in said county the third Tuesday Of cto-
Der next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon show cause
any you nave why an instrument purpOrng to be tho
last Will and testament deceased and codc thereto
should not be approved; and also why said William H.
Haywood the executor therein named should not be eX
empt from giving surety or suretics on his bond
And the sad petitioner is ordered TO serve this eta
tion, by publishing the same once week, three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
at least before said court and to send or cause to Ia
sent written or printed copy of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid, TO each the heirs devsee or
legatees of said estate their legal Representatives
known to the petitioner days. at least before si
court. y '''u
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Cont
TINS twenty sixth day of September in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two - '''o
- CHAS. Il. STEVENS, Register.
FL dalIN0nN 49,
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Demoeratie oeantv Convention.

The Democrats of The County of Worcester are re-
qnested to send delegates Convention be holden in
horticultural Hall, Worcester on THURSDAY, Oct Sd,
AT u A. NJ Tor the purpose Of nominating candidate
TOR County Commissioner.
State Convention.
By order of the County Committee
JAMES +. ESTABROOK, Chairman
Worcester Sept. 20, 1872. dtc s2i
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United States Currency 'i 80 ii2K
Western Union Telegraph company. ......... 6SE
Pacific Mail steamship company. ...........T2x
NY. Central 81 Hudson River consolidated 93
EIie iallIoau.
do preferred. ...................,......70
Harlem railroad. .llOH
40 preferred .......... ,........ll5
Michigan Central railroad. ............,. lis
Union Pacific railroad stock..............,...
Lake Shore d Michigan. southern R......S7%
Illinois Central railroad. ......,............l2 9
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad ...,.........SS
ShSaso anu NoIlu"esIerh railroad, .,.....,..llS
Cleveland Columbus & Cincinnati railroad Sc So
New Jersey Central railroad. ...............lO I
Chicago and Rock Island railroad liOH
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. ........ ....544
DO do pref.............74H
Toledo and Wabash railroad, ..........,......6
10 10 pret........s....,..R
Alton and Terre Iaute railroad. ............,.2O
d. do preferred ............4O
Chicago AVID Alton railroad ...,..........,..iiil
~. w preferred. ,.........,..,ll4
ono and Mississippi railroad ..,.......,.....43h
Delaware, Laekawanna x Western r. a.
Hartford and Erie railroad. ...,.. - ~
Columbus. Cincinnati & In, Central 4 !; S az
1a 'Vh IA Quincy railroad. ..........,i@
--.inibal and st Joseph r Il ...,,,., "a
central Pacific gold bonds. gg4
i0h @S4aS SlAess's.s '.-...s.....-..........S7
!allu grants
Tennessee state 6's.,,... gg34
Virginia state 6's...,.,...... Il
do new te
Missouri state 6s...........,..,.... q5H
Aistiia st'te oS.
lIoh. w -. n heM'.'..s.s ...,............4S
11ai statS os''''''.
SO 9eaIo U.s. .t.....s,.,l0
swim SeFellnA ns.
c,,,,, y. ia % heW'.ss...
S''A"iiii" Vs. ....'''s.'..................40
go.
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NO. e46 NAN STREET.

NO. 246 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FRoM..............9AM NJ. to P. M to P. N
THIRTT-SIXTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND. The trIs-
tees Of this Bank declared the ThrtySixh Sen1i-An
NAL DiUidea on the first day Of July at the
PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Deposits put upon interest the first day Of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July.
CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer diff jyll
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Ladies Z
worcester Gas Light company

COKE
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered to the
public, in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
One Chaldron of Sc bushels . ....,,..,,,.s5.OO
One-Half do. Is " ,,..,....,,...... $50
bushel, '''' -
Payments may be made, and orders for its delivery viii
be issued only at the Office of the Company, Ne. !"
Block, Foster ST., up stairs, dtf nank
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WAA Gu Convention

A Convention of the Republicans of the Ninth Con-
gressional District will be held at horticultural Hall
Worcester, on FRIDAY, Sept. 27th at 10 O'Clock A. No.
for the purpose of nominating a member of Congress
and one Presidential Eleetor
The basis of representation Will be the same as at the
last state Convention. r. L. NELSON,
Chairman District Committee.
Worcester, Sept, IL, 1872. dts27 sl3
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5ustiaI A0trcsa

Notice .-rheTe will be meeting OF the non-voters
in the Tanner battalion at Headquarters in Crompton
Block, Mechanic St., THIS EVENING, at ~ O'clock
for the purpose of forming cadet company. who will
be attached to the battalion Of Tanners All between
the age of 10 and q years requested 10 be present
s2I dit Per order Of Committee.
Notice ION and after Sept 9th the different COM
panies who form the Battalion ofTanners, will tor
drill on the following evenings:
Company A-MondaY;
R-Tuesday
C-Wednesday;
D-Thursday
E-Friday;
Cadets-Saturday.
BY command of
ROBERT II. CHAMBERLAIN,
s2 d5t Commander
n Card.-Mr. and Mrs. Amos Sprague Jr. would
take this method to return their sincere thanks the
members ofthe Shrewsbury Brass Band for the hand
some Serenade gwen at their residence the evening
the 24th inst Also to their many friends who assisted
to make the occasion happy success, dts ST
United States and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED.
lnererences and other Patent Cases attended to by
JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
2Tl Main st. dtf mhl9
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
CONDITION OF POLITICAL
AFFAIRS,

We have been asked thequestion quite
often within the last few weeks-"what
do you think now of the condition Of po-
litical afiairsS" And Furthermore, edo
you think Greeley will he electedi' To
these questions We have always respond
ed. that our convictions are firm in the
beliefthat Mr.. Greeley will be elected
by triumphant majority, and our opin-
ion of the condition Of politics is alto
gether favorable to that end, believing,
as we do and have done, for the last
three months, that the people are hearth
ly tired of military despotism, and
wearied Of the misrule Of the party
which has well nigh ruined us as one of
the great covers ofthe earth.
Within few days, the great States Of
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio &C., will
hold important elections, and the signs
new ere that the Democratic-L berIl
party in all those States, will sweep Rad
icali.m from the earth like whirl-wind
sweeps the chaff from the SUMMER
threshing flow. Already the state of
Georgia has spuken with a tremendous
majority for the reform ticket. In 1868
her majority for the Grant party was over
5000, but now the glad news comes that
about 10000 majority will be given for
the LiberaI-Democratic party, over the
leaders Of the Grant side. No, only this,
but IL is now positively known that very
many of the negro population voted with
our party. which fact alone shows that
we are making inroads upon the strong
holds Of Radicalism in a quarter from
which they little dreamed of. This is
indeed brilliant triumph, and gives but
an earnest Of what may lie expected
from those Northern States where Radi-
calism has built its strongest forts. In
deed, the situation is altogether lovely.
We have nothing to fear friends Of Lib
eralism or Democracy, keep your srmor
on. Keep your powder dry, and in his
own good time, God will redeem US from
all our national woes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-04
Al Home.

Our townsmsn. X. c. Warren, assis,
tsnt Democratic Elector for the Eighth
Congressional District, has returned
home. having iulhlled a long list of ap-
pointments In the Southern part of the
district, to the entire satisfaction OF his
party. and with eminent credit to him.
self We are not advised as to his fl.
ture movements, except that he will
speak at the courthouse in this place on
next county courtday.