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THE WEATHER.
WAn DEPARTMENT, Office CAief Ssg~4l 0I.eey,

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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. II, 1872, II a.n.S
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TWENTY-HOUR HOURS
The aerial depression in New England has ex-
tended northesstward, followed by brisk north
erly to westerly winds, threatening weather and
rain in that section, in the middle states and
westward over the upper lakes. Northeriy to
westerly winds, with frost, high barometers and
cold, clear weather have prevailed in the entire
northwest. NoItherly to westerly winds, and
cool, clear weather extend over the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys and thence to the Gulf and
south Atlantic coasts.
PRoBABILITIRs.-On the upper lakes and
thence, this afternoon, over the lower lakes,
cold, clear and clearing weather, fresh, but d.
miuishing, northerly to westerly winds and
rising barometers with frost to night. In New
England and the middle states, partly cloudy
clearing and very cool weather, with further
light rains and northerly - westerly winds. In
the northwest and thence southe eastward over
the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to Arkansas
and Tennes'ee clear, cold weather, northerly t.
westerly winds and frosts tonight. In the south
Atlantic and Gulf states clear, cool weather
with increasing pressure and northerly to wet.
ery winds, veering To northerly and easterly on
the Gulf coasts The telegraph has failed II
transmit the weather reports from the Missouri
valley.
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Only one democratic paper-the Chica,o
I'"es-advocates dropping Greeley in view OF
the result Of the October elections, but the
straight-outs in some quarters seem to be show
ing themselves. A meeting of democrats of
that persuasion was held at Columbus, Ohio.
Friday, when it was resolved to call a conyen-
uon TO meet in that city to nominate an cleo
toral ticket for O'Conor and Adams, on Tues
day, Oct. 22d.
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The chicago Tribune appears with heading,
and style Of makeup like the New York Tribune
The qusrto form adopted is much more con-
Senient than the late blanket size of the paper.
and We have no doubt the change will bs
approved both by its readers and advertisers
we hope, now that the Presidential contest is
over that the Tribune will be able to drop its
oitter partisan character and deal in its old way
and with its old ability with social and other
topics Of general interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-14

senator Morton seems to have gained q new
tease OF life by the electricity of the present
campaign He has been able for the first time
ior years 10 make one or two speeches standing
On hs ieet' and has so far recovered the use of
nls liinos that he Is engaged to make four cam
PAgn speeches in Illinois, after which he will
..turn 10 Indiana to renew the fight there for
me possession Of the state in November.
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General Myers, OF the Signal Bureau, is
marching on to new conquests. He has got old
Boreas and the storm clouds into subsection.
and now he proposes to harness the Frost King
10 his triumphal car. BY predicting the current
frost tvo days in advance, he enabled the
farmers 70 house the products of their fields out
Of harms way.
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By telegram elsewhere it will be seen that the
National Democratic committee propose to keep
up the joke ofmaintaining opposition to an ire
sistable force. They seek the glorious martyr
dom attained by Slaymakers bull in butting
the lOcOmOtiye
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The New York Herald says "Wall street Is
active and lively now adsys, what with the rails
ing of the Bank of England rate of discount and
the speculation stimulated by the success of the
administration party in Pennsylvania. Indeed,
nee the election in that state pools and clioues
are springing up in Wall street like mushrooms
after rain storm. Gold keeps between 112X
of the Bank Of England. Money Is eaey and the
general trade of the city brisk. The DRY goods
merchants have had their hands full ever Sin ce
the decision of the election In Penusylyanis, for
reasons which must be obvious"
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The democratic majority in Georgia has
mounted to 5000, and is still rising. It's no
sort Of use. this voting by the barre!-fuu down
there in the back counties, as the uatsrriiiei
used to 10 up in the Tenth Legion" OF Yir-
gnis 1t won't tell, If it, is leo 600. Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio and Indiana and Nebraska have
settled the question.
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The Cincinnati Commsreial comedies that
Morton has carried on what Hendricks was
after-the SenAtorship In Indiana-and thinks
IL will bore Hendricks digiously to be har-
messed up at indianapolis a. Governor for four
Nears.
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NJ pIsfBICr OF COLUMBIA,
uS EXECUTIVE OFFICE, October IL, ls77
As . mark OF resDect for the memory OF the late
Honor able wILLIAN q SEWARD, and Of arnfituaI
his public and patriotic services o. the nA,iona
Capitsl the Executive oces Of the District Of tloe
lrnbiA will be closed at M on this the DAY OF the
great ssasermsn's funeral
~K. OF P.-fRIKNDsHIP LODGE, No. g.
u8 Men bers vho desire Q uniform rlease Ate nd
The res ular meeting TO NIGHT. Also, attend Tor
dIill. By consent Of the LOdsCs, n,sno,
0R.AAsONIC.-Ar resumed convocafioo Of La
~ FaYkITeR A. CHAPTBk, No s. will be
held MONDAY, October 18th, ct ocl OK D m All
b. A. Msrons In food standing are frsterua ly in
yited. By order Of -. = p
U JOHN EDWIN MASON, Secretary.
just r-ceiv ed .t sTRAUs',
SGA3t' loll Pa. ave-, bet Ioth ana 18th ais
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Col Alexander X. Mcclure gives it M. In
answer to the leading question, "Do YOU re-
gard the result OF the October elections as de-
Gliding the Presidency ?" which WAS put to him
by q Philadelphia Press reporter, the colonel
sorrowfuily answered :-"Pennsylvania is hope
lessly for Grant, and do not think either Ohio
or Indiana likely 10 vote for Greeley. Ire
gard the debatable states as settled against US
by the October elections" The colonel, how
ever, announces his purpose to stick to the
burning deck from which Forney and Curtin
have fed Being asked, " Do you mean to bat
tie OIL ?' he pluckily answered -" Certainly
Defeat should not deter . man from sustaining
his cause"
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INSTRUCTI0H IN THE ENGLISH LAE.
Il GUAGE AND LlrEBATURE given to foreisn
ere and Others By . Lady who has had eIperi..ce
Address .-fOkkIGN.i care Of James 81 Cariisie.
SCI ctr eet, was pinston, ocIa 81
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The Indiana Election.

IL will be a matter OF surprise to those who
have supposed that the fact of Hendricks cleo
ton was due to his great personal popularity, to
knew that really his vote is not as large as tn at
of the republicans elected on the state ticket Ii
would appear that Browne, the republican cam
ddate for governor, was defeated by the radio al
temperance men, who scratched him In conse-
quence OF his habits. We hear it stated that he
missed four or five appointments to speak
through being under the influence of liquor
and though q man of fine standing other WISE
and an exceedingly effective speaker, the "ram.
rod" temperance could not forgive him these
laches.
just now the two parties, as Is usual after a
close election, are charging frauds upon each
other, and in one case the republicans seem to
have 'the dots" sufficiently strong upon their
opponents TO cause the arrest of the democratic
inspector at Chesterfield for stuffing the ballot
box. It's alleged, also, that frauds have been
discovered in two precincts in Knox county,
which, Ii thrown out, will elect Heilman to
Congress over Niblack in the LIST district, and il
they are not thrown out, Heilman will contest
his seat, il said, with ample evidence to gain it.
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHoMACkER 90. CELEBRATED GOLD
- MEDAL PIANOS, OAkL RIOHTER
heept-hsying as teacher Of mu-ic in y6
want Of . good and cheap instrumept having .e.n
snat ehofbitant prices were paid for inferi6r In
runente, resolved te introduce TO the public Of
Washing;on Piano. 20 which there il non. suee-
Ilor, which has the newest patented improvements,
ana which has given the greatest satisfaction In
concerts ss we'll in psrors Nv success has
been complete, and i am able 20 offer these
oeautuul straments at prices from Zoo Go $50,
that 70 Say per cent. less than any other hrst
class Piano, and respectfully invite the public %
Cali Al my wereroom ana examine for thernsel e.
Pianos Tor rent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and
repairing properly attended TO. Agency, Gas Penn
ave, Del. stn AID 10Th sts sell lam
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OSSl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%cC4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

The subscriber intending TO discontinue farming
oilers at priv ate sale his FARM in Mont
gomery county, Md, the residence Of the ~ &
late Leroy w. Finch, containing 2asS &ss
turnpike leading from Rockville TO Georgetewn D.
q, and the Washington and Point Of Rocks railroad
passes through it,.
1t offers rare inducement to anv gentleman IN
Wa arlington, D. c., desiring TO purchase Q country
residence, being only distant Il miles by rail from
the seat OF government and can be reached within
tan an hour II is about miles southeast from
Rockville. The Improvements consist Of Q commo-
dious and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
house, granary, good stabling, ice house, meat
house, servants house in yard. hen house, pump OF
GOOD water IN the yard, Q never failing spring Of
hne water near the house, with dairy.
There are ALEC fine orchards In bearing, Of apples,
peaches, pears and cherries. The land is In q good
state Of alton, producing good Of wheat
corn, rye, oats, grass, &C. large proportion being
now well set in The location IL healthy and
convenient TO churches, schools and mills.
Any person desiring TO purchase the above prop
erty VIII please call upon Messrs. Peter Hender-
SON Attorneys ia Rockville, Md or Messrs. Dodge
g. Dsrpeflle, 1877 y street, Washinston, ID. O.,
either Of whom will give the price and terms o. SALE
LUCIUs B. FINCH.
GOOp PASTURAGE FOB 90 HEAD OF
NJ boKsEs.- Any person desiring to pasture
horses can be accommodated by calling at the resi-
denee OF the late Leroy W Finch, miles southeast
oil koekvllle: Price per horse o. per week.
aue3-s wu T.. r. n,
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I TONS BLACK aRos GRAIN SILKS.

TONS BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS.
buffalo" and "Bssver" BLACK ALPAOAs.
EMPRlss CLOTH, sATIHErs and POPLIss,
in Cloth Colors.
Plaid and Striped Wool PoDlins.
nours1se Dnss ri f z ins 1cs.n'h f0'lin''
White and Colored Wool Flannels, Canton Plan
nes, Print. Desins, epera TIanneis, Bic ardsons
oss boss:e Gass: Sc .O Sell IL h srsss
variety, at ths csry iocssf cash g,,s.s
ocna sss Psupa ave bet. oh and ioth SITS.
NEW BUOKwHIAT, &c.
stnE sS sErs sThTPs LovERING'S sYRUP.
sRd s:s
HOOP SON, &
Are selling on their stock of ESx
FINE WATCHES I WxkK AND SILVER
at about half the usual prices for the next ten
days. at S33 Pennsylvania avenue. ocl4 S.
RAFFLE TOR sAPnLE H0RsH viii take place
9Th street south, TO NIGHT, at half; p.s%
NoTIGE SPEE " sGsa1S g0AP IN
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Whereas an application in writing has been made
TO the ersigu, for the opening of road in the
solnsiiIs, with The line q zsehsrish Hsssn and and
Rs ssS Believe f
dufve 10 the public interest to canse rnat to be
d ga. sa b an
the undersigned duly surveyed and a plat thereof
Notice is hereby given OF the application afore-
sad az well as the opening of the proposed road.
auested 70 make q hem Known to the undersigned on
MOVE MBE I'D: at noon at the fiee OF the Vice
ID IF e y9s1 Of of sns nd
ing, -Four and half street, Washington, u. q
HENRY D. COOKE,
4 4tEK Z Z: SMnHE sRGpEa,
s. e. =. b MESEWkEErr'
ocl4,le, 2l % 2sSncyi Board Of Public Works.
Republican and Chronicle.
In 1n1 s Tsl9E q V SSIH.S III TIE DIS
re- iyy s'a g p ss,@rs Arsns Is7,
mel nSOa Of sss y Mf
t tSis s rn dss
as in os.e 81 default; p sSs sss;s '','u WIN
o01S JAY oiM fRhss S1st dsr.
Sll MARKET sps:e3 Sll
BLAZE ans e ID iSnsHg
TGNS N6DnS ~
AI:e eS%rlsis line Of MILhiNEBY, LACE and
ocI2 81 LOVES, sII Market Space.
On ano after Sunday next, the 18th instant the
E 'sf cSMfA & he sswsea
instSn aud alexandria will be Discontinued vntiI
CONNER chg at .. m; last trip6 p. m. ''''HU0u'
y TIE street cars run without Interruption to
Presil ent Potomac Ferry Co.
8. GkDNEY General Superintendent. ocl2-4t
TREES, BULBS, PLANTS, &C.
The ur dersiened offers an immense stock of well.
AFRtr GSaffkf Ars1f2Ts
sna TREPP' osNAMEH TaH
irIm me most eminent growers in Holland Plants
new, rare, and beautiful
Catalogues on application.
JOHN SAUL,
HA1' OATS.
200 TONS HAY,
5000 BUSHELS OATS,
Fer sale at the Depot by the carload, and at the
Store in lots to suit, by
JOHN w. LUMsDOH Il CO.,
206 NINTH STREET,
ocS lwS Opposite Center Market
GRAND 0PENlNG
FALL SEASON
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
The assortment Of goods which we are ensbIed TO
offer you. as well the remark able cheapness and
excellent quality Of the same. will strike you with
urprise;snd though goods generally have advanced,
still offer you
-Four pair super stout British half Hose for A.
Three pair best quality ditto for 81
Three pair Ladies Iron Frame Hose, 81
Three peir extra long Children Fancy II ese, IL
foIr pair Cents s1perior quality German Linen
II aDdkeTchiefs for IL.
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BOARDING..

ROAkDlNG.-Furnished Rooms and b ARD NJ
Terms 20 suit. oclg-Ns
I(oARDING-Thst large aud commodious house.
- l2lo street, is taken BY Mrs. AUGER, " no
BoARDERs. ocIs a.
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD AT q 30 PER
n month, a. Howard House, corner 9th street AID
fennsylN ania avenue. 4. ID. HOMARD. Pruprie-
tor. criS in,
ROaRo AND UnFURNlSHED RUOMS DE-
~ sired fer a gentleman wife. Will remain
Ter long time a. suited. Can furnish q n refer
ences Address " Permanent, star Office. ools 81
EOR RENT-Mit BOARD. At s2a Vermont
y avenue, opposite The ArlingtJ ''-mpierats
telhs-to two gentlemen, large room, aai PAN
tries Also. Apartments, en- cutie or single. Pefma.
nent Table Board NJ SSg per month; transient paT-
Ties Al go pei month ocl23w
Il AIDES AND GENTs wishfpe n - -cI.-s
- bOAbD can obtain IL ut the Dining saloon. 20
II street, opposite the Government Printing tsflc.
hates ; 70 per month, or So per week. Dinner 90
cenrs, or g per month. Breakfast Is cents. sup
per Is cents. o, So
EIRsT-CLA BOARD, WITH FINE LARGE
Trout rooms single CT CO nm nm icating. Meals 70
suit, at 1917 Peuusy I've nia avenue. Term, mod
eIste. TABLE BoAkDkRs taken. oc2 lot
EKsTCLAss BoARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner of Pennsylv snie avenue aud 18TH
street. Good location. and accessible mhzs-ly
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT Rooms, AND
NJ prices moderate, at 2l0s corner OF PennsyIye-
nla avenue are zlst street mAYl-n
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TNO GENTLTMEN OF THE INTERIOR
N y 1sTATH WAR, NAVY AND TREASURY
will sell, on cheap and easy
terms. to cl of twelve persons 40 acres on the
Branch railroad and turn pike, 100
lrS m Scaggs station 3 miles from Washington, laid
of to suit each The location IL beautiful Liberal
will be given TO the three nrst joining
the club. Persons desiring TO zee the farm can do
20 By taking tram TO Brapchvile. Inquire # MRS.
HIGGINS, who resides On the farm, and will show
ne Us Slvlsi3ns: or apply TO N. BANNOH, Trustee,
s SAINT Paul street, Be ltimore.
B.EThat the enterprise win be profitable
me plan MIR Bsnnon proposes, he refers TO Commo-
dore smmen, Navy Department; Geo. x. GsmbrIll,
Gt neral Post ONCE Department: and NJ. p. smith,
room ll4 Indian Department, Washington.
FOB SALE-A valuable HOUSE At Laurel. In
quioe as above. seN- H.
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RE Y9UR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS. BARGAINSn BARGxyysu,
FOR SALE:.Six rev two stsry BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES on 18th street N. w, between "
ALd Boundary streets, six rooms each, three on A
Moor. Houses set back Is feet, pretty lawn in
'front.' ready shrubbery, beautiful verandah and
handsome picket feLce to each house " se &C
hts llo feet deep opening alley: near State De,
rsrtment COW enent to two street railroads. and in
tie most healthy AID improving part Of the CITY:
street in prov ed and pavement laid. '
Terms: S1Q cash, balance in nsnthy insta,meuts
OF $40 The above property is for sale or rent
Apply to DODGE 4 DAkNEILLF,
Real Estate Brokers,
aul0 No. lA9T street n w
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MY FFICE.
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
REAL ESTATE RERS
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS 5urIDrxa

EOR sALE-TITTY. JACKSON WAGOHs, SSi1.
4 able for farmsIs end hesyy haulinS.
Columbia AssAst, eornsr Aaaachssstis svseSs
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PERSONAL.


A LII PERSONS ARK HEREBI FORE
"A warned from cretitinG any person whnm.oever
On Dy aocvu Il except gu my written order. as 4
" al psy no bilts Otherwise cOUtrs-trd
CHAe. COsS. CALLAN.
Washington, II C.. March ", iSl. oriI 81.
.noNT hlCk THE rOEs OUT OF NOUR
~ booTs tryin 20 get into he arEg sfoFss
when you wsnt medicine ef night. The Bur-s %
avenue COLONIZATION building. sel5-l I'm.
M Rs. sAMHER, Cla,-povaas a.d T.S Msfssa,
ANA has REMOVED Co No. ill "a street north
west, between II and streets, one square south %
Circle. ausa rms
de. LION
CONSUL TING PHYSICIAN
The Oldest established Specialist In the city,
No. Goa ELEVENTH srREET, ABOVKF.
Hours: II TO 4, and Z te ., daily.
Sspecislty-FenAle Complaints aud Outaneous
piseseee. Uuu
MADAME TLokKsOk, Gas ts.sbTafsd Csasr-
w coyanf, ts uneqnalled in teil~ the Past, Pres-
emit AND Future OF your life: In causing speedy mar
rlsgee bringing the ste<tS <ether and pointing
out the sure way 20 success IN lie. In matters n
business Der advice ts invaluable. She givee unit
Nersal tisfsction. None ever regret Consulting
her. estisfsctiou Rises pay, Csn De consult
Cd st her psrlo, now located .ll 9th street be-
tween II Ano L. iyls an.
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WINS AND LIQUORS.
CROMELlEN q SON (established In l6SD has
Removed and reopsned their old line Of business In
the spacious ealesrooms next 70 the National Thea
ter, ter No: aSls street. b. Hnnsyivania avenue,
had abe differ. nt usual essortment Of choice stock Of
PAGNEs and FoREiGE LfoUoBs: also, Old and
the different grades Of ine WHJSkYS, ct reason.
ABLE pI ices. sepSO-lm.
~ o / T.
The Cepartnership heretofore existing between
Lamso@ and T. Exley, undss the name and
Wy mutual O. nsent. z. u. Exley retire. ON the
MN; end the business will be continued By =. 8.
LAMSON, Who assumes all liabilities Of. And n
moneys due, the late Arm. -
Fs LAMsoH.
Washington. D. c., Oct. 10, iHi. ocii,st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTIONS.

NOMINEES OF THE GRANT REPUBLICANS AND
BoLTERs-THE BOILERS DENoUNCE MOSES
AND OTHERs-THE LIBERALS AND DEMOCRATS
TO ACT IN CONCERT.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNEl
COLUMBIA, Aug. 25.-The Grant Republican
State Convention reassembed at II yesterday, and
F. Cardoza the present Secretary Of State nOtwith-
standing much opposition, was nominated for state
Treasurer In his defense, he brought TO light frauds
committed by his associates in office. He said that G.
p Leslie State Senator, when holding the position
OF Land Commissioner forged paper TO the amount Of
$2OOO He also said that when he had refused to seal
any bonds, Parker had offered him a brbe. He
further charged that the Advisory Board had manpua
ted vast amounts out OF the Treasury and answered the
charges against himself very smoothly
The Convention nominated the following: s. L. Hoge,
ex-CoDgressman and ex-Associate Justice OF the Su
preme Court for Controller General; T. K. Tson, the
present incumbent, and against whom charges have
been made, for Superintendent of Education h. Puryis
for Adjutant and Inspector General.
The boilers permanently organized yesterday, with
the Hon. j. L. Orr as Chairman.
At session last night the following additional can
didates were nominated: r. H. CAIN coored Congress
at Large; Aonzo T. Ransier, Congressman for the
lid District; and r. b. Elliott, the present member.
Congressman for the lid District. The Convention
meets again tomorrow.
The boilers nominated Reuben Tnson, formerly
State Auditor and who first introduced colored schools
in South Carolina, for Governor, and Judge John s.
Green for the Attorney Generalship The platform read
before the Convention ndorses Grant and Wilson, and
discards f. T. Moses, jr, the nominee Of the regular
Grant Republican Convention for Governor, and de-
the corruptioniss Of the State The platform
will be adopted at the next meeting on Monday.
The Liberal Republicans met yesterday, and adopted
resolutions supporting Greeley and Brown. Arrange
ments have been made for permanent organization.
The Democrats meet tomorrow, and will act in con-
cert with the Liberal Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26
sAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

SAN FRANGsco, Aug. 25.-Ibe Virginia City and
Trueiee Railway has been completed Gfa Carson CITY
pIeghi place yesterday at vthOe Lake between Ben VIII
ams John Chatham, for eooo side POry.hvs
fought, Williams winning
The Yesterday Healdsburg deioshed carriage nung Eve
persons them krr Chaplain Of Lahe Port fatally
The Puget Sound frss s eobnne soyng amount Of
timber.
Ados Tucson confirm ths fra reports locating the alleged ds-
fields hesdwt Of the colorado Chqao Rivers bat
the value Of the discoveries u doubted
band Of Apaches lately attacks settlement Pedro
RIVER Arizona but epused BY the settlers who killed three Of
them.
Buei who murdered MeIiean at the Mission Of San Fernando
Angeles overAfn yeeeTday BY the sbehf party He
desperately killing Deputy Sen Ess hOrse bat finally
fbOt dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26
GRANT AND DIX.

AN INTERESTING ITEM OF POLITICAL HISTORY
TO sac razor or The Trtbune
SIR: In the interesting review of the politi-
cal record Of Gen. John A. Dix by your correspondent
&c. H., find mention Of an important fact which
may possibly explain Gen. Dix's present support OF
Grant.
At the time when Gen. Dix indorsing and defend
Eng Andrew johnson, IL Is well known that Gen. Grant
no less cordial and ardent in his support As Gene
Tan Chief OF the army he visited the States then re-
Gently IN rebellion, at the request Of Mr. Johnson and
for the purpose Of strengthening his administration and
npoD his return submitted report, which, though
signed by himself, known 10 have been written by
member Of Dir. JohDsOn's Cabinet Grants repeat ed
efforts 10 obtain the removal OF Republicans FROM Office
and the appointment OF supporters Of Mr.. johnson in
theD stead notorious his endeavOTs the
Eastern Radical" Mcclellan, by the substitution OF
6des 4. bRitb, WestsIp RRD apd axaeRt sVVpSFteT