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PRATnER & MURrnYs for Ladies
Dress Goods, Gentlemcn's Furnishing
Goods, for good Boot Shoe or Hat.
sert7 j2:lmo
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VcoxsoH.--0'Connor may be a very
clear headed lawyer, but he is very
,aaidy writer, IL his late letters are fair
specimen Of his style. They are singu-
larry confused and verbose, with school
boy illusions to Greece and Rome We
have no doubt he is very honest man
aud good democrat in principle, but
eovd democrat ooght 70 abide BY the de-
rision Of large ns-5ority Of lis party.
- were as warmly in favor Of demo-
S,srgiualior and as wniraly opposed
. as 0'conncr - any
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Up

If you suffer from Con stipation try
Sherbolinc. l:tf
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Free OGCharge

Free OfCharge.
All Furniture bought of G. NJ. Littlefcld
4 Co. is delivered in any part of he city
free of charge. 1t.
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W. also r present first class Life Inns. Co., AMI
VIII soon have the Agency ior No. Fire lns.o Co.
,,4tr US SIIE,.
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ctarrs " Fo1. Ci.ttolas -n-zi
Noah Coed, TRINITY Ailt -
VT urn-harly. Nh-atlait ~.
IlIarrd Iaiu1n, Ne-ion- rs
llIsA D Tnrfrr. ou-nficn.
urst > Fale1fint, IienI ~
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Eor Congress.
ron riIg STATE AT LAuGG.
ASA FL WILLIS,
o. UALNEsruN,
ROGER ca Midi Il,
81 oOHsiCANA.
IRON rIUsf District,
w s.. IIERNDON,
~ SMITH COUNTY.
from yEcONp DISTRICT,
w F. NI'LGA N,
OF TITUS COUNTY.
FROM THIRD DISTRICT,
ID. O. GIDDING S,
or WASHINGTON COUNTY.
TRoM YOUTH DISTRICT,
JOHN TIA NCoCK,
CT TRAVIS COUNY..
roR pisTrlCr ATTORNEY-1lTu JUDICIAL
DISTRICT,
JOHN T. -AULT,
OF DALLAS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURES, 2lsT DISTRICT,
JOHN HENRY BROWN, of Dallas.
X. NJ. VAN ZANDT, of Tarrant.
ED. CHAMBERS, of Collin.
For County Treasurer-M. V. COLE.
For County Surveyor--N. A. KEEN.
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DhAOtRiriC NOMINATIONS,

Tog rHtslnENT,
IitJII (ilkfgicLGN,
OF NEW YORG.
ron wee rREspENr,
r.. SsIs.AI'Ss BRO WIN.
uF MISSOURI.
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Valuable nsinis.

Spalding's Glue, always up to sticking
point.
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B4-Es are happy TO see the Tyler Re
porter revived aud on our liable once more,
though but BALI sheet. Il has always
been an excellent, relis5<zE ~
Callahan & Co. azse66
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caF The proposition to vote subsidy
ransconiinental Road was lost in
= Of Lamar by a small deficiency !.
Is from the Paris Press
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q a FL WILLIS,
90 GALVESTON,
ROGER ca M IrL Il,
OF tUnSirANA.
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Buy YOuy

Buy YOuy
Your Rubber Ovcr-Shocs of
+. b. Bryan Il Co.
-~,~-~--~s>-~.-s - -~-~-r>sN
Get bottle of SherbOline. 1t
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For Silks,
Dress goods and everything very, very
nice and cheap, call on Terry & Blake.
T52:2m1
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WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN tho Post o!Icc at Dallas, Sept
% 1877? and II got called for within ~ days from
this da'ewill be sent to the Lead Letter Cice, Wash
iuptnn. II. G.
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Don't Fail

To examine F. b. Bryan s Co.'S Stock
of Clothing before purchasing elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

WIN divide into opposing parties. Tho carpetbaggcrs
will afhor their under together and disappear ana
the blacks seeking leader nip of their wbt9 Delgh
bors whose counsel they now ask in everything Dnt
politics, Will separate about equally between Tue
Two new partics Those who qualified by education
and talent will continue 10 be OF prominence and
will Frequently be elected 10 local Offices. The suirnge
will perhaps be limited by small poltax. rs to ex
clude yagrant snitess negroes, aud great efforts VIII
be made To educate the chi ren OF both races that In
the future more intelligence In the Of the yong
population may be secured. Tho bost citizens VIII ad
minister the State and county Governments, salaries
viii he cut down, rigid economy practiced, the pubic
credit built up and the work OF regeneration from the
will DO commenced with good heart and resoute pnr
pose Such is the picture drawn hy intelngenb
Southerners OF the result OF Greeley's elecuon
They have the most gloomy apprehensons OF
the consequences that would eDsuo from MS
defeat They believe that all the evils they nave
Uttered would be prolonged aud greatly iDeuslncn anu
that poverty and utter ruin would bo InovtaDe IN AZ
the states hero tho negroes and caTpetbaggers nave
the upper hand. With such fears 10 IL not surprising
that one meets with large numbers Of men OF properly
in the South who declare that they mean TO se OUT a
any sacrce IL Grant Is elected. and seek homes IN I9
North or West They believe that the despair that VIII
people will result M acts OF resistance to the corupe
local governments by the reckless and trrespOnN
ble classes; that cruel measures Of rcpressi VII
follow and that general lawlessness ana insecurity OF
life and property viii mako the country unnI 10 I'VE IN
With such views OF tho issues involved IN the freAlden
tal campaign wonder that the Southern people
arc supporting Greeley with remarkable unity ana
oarnestness They far at stake Ia tic contest
than the people OF the North.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPooL.-En steamship Rzssa sTte R,V Bar
i5G Mr. r. .Ts K Fsns F a w. A. fc&x S.1s ~, M .n@ IL
Coles. L. HOlmeter Mr. Charlton AiS Chsrton ,sd mas sa
ssss. wsseisr. Nj and a " Il Morris an .ad
stan Mr. and Mrs C. s,errs Master Gson l Miss So.s' .s Mr.
ROsenheim, aud mad M and MIRA H. PesSsy
w. va H draper 5TS issD Sss 6.9supd Miss Downs
J. Z. HOyte, g. Ruse. Mr Lteon " fsI'n W -
Hr H. ra,brer. Mr. Sebarsa Mr aud Mn SuVsn Mr. and Nm
sullivan Mr aad Mira Wheeler, Mrs L. G. ChrN MS Z; = Na
n Rf. SSsn5ey: friend Mr. and Br.be. NJ Hs,.n Ir
Whiting and Mn W. Barton M Sqsisp M eG:%9' =. nal.
Mr. ard M C Gaidet b. King $ ar and Mi'; ~
e.a Mr. nueon j. p foRt:r Mr. ThornJ, " .nd D
FoSyb Mr. Mrs H. Gibson M sad M, Roeo~sil csas'
v. Web, H. < Ffei1o G. Bldle lady NJ Bues W. R9sa
son. II. Hogan Major bdWsEds MI b.seY Ms V5I" 60
SH.Ie3 @ .rns Mh .n1 Ss Mr. .ni M j DAVIS .d ch
a ,nS a M sSS Ms Ps Mr. and Mrs
L. Thsyes. Mrs W. II. Davies AM ehdrea Mss Dss Ts
TIsr Mr. and Mn. W CLARK children and NJ and h Ge
Keys W. B. Keys Miss c. KeI' Mrs .Ha Miss BSss = a.
ITS' ITs ana %x Mr. sh Marquis q aeeabGry
M Douglas Mr. w.lsnte1 D. MaIson General M10Ss ~ is'A
wife Psvs.cn I,at as Ms,J ds Ma 49,, J. = Is' q1J Mr.
II g ssTori Rev T. Ayr-s L. Mahe Thom,s Dan5r saa lam
y asS. Ms. D. Rs Ra Mis- 8 Russell M Prosea Mi Kingston
Miss NJ Fleming O. Iwis' Mrs E. Pl,:, No wsosGss ~
aud family Peace, Mrs Peace C Lemon L. Lemon Bss W
hann.h and wife Es5e j. 4 Gi%GTs Nv w. brad9Sr % :" nl5.
Msi,. @ Ag.pHaEs W. H. H..sS MSs H.san G. B. Peace
PROM LEyhsPo3Is E,S M,:sS :1D TEo..l I m IT. a Il
POI Rscper and adv the Rev family smith
Hii Mss NJ oconnoE Mol Il 2 Moiu, c g co3.n G. s'f,
FkOM HAyANA-In seImsrp CHy q Hasara, oe- ~ - VII ~
h'ns From n SASASSaaH1. .team.p .sas Sria4er s-I
seSieS' Mr. and MTs G 6seO n Baaesea. H. O D T.
Miss Bradford W. Bryan. Geo. w. willy and N seeF.e
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
DEPARTURE or FonElGS MA.iLs
TuURSpAY Ocr. 10

THURSDAY. OcT 10.
Mails Europe Pl1mDHth. Chcr11urg aHi HarfT pe rir
bo snonia cose Sapp emenarT AsA ~ Ier isg q
Tnrd st. Hobokea closed steanSP sas al . n fsss
Of Thrast., HobOkea. a.,
IAN letters Supplementary hss must BE- pFepad WI
double posage.l o.....,,,~.- 4, -
Mails Tor West Indies By steamship Crescent CITY
r2pm supplementary Mail Pier 10 ~ K, "a closed al zi''
IAN GSpOse Supplementary Mails be prepaid with
double postsgel -
Mails for Panama Central American and South Pa
sc por etc per siesmshp Henry ChannceY 10 stem
ship sails at - ST.. from Per Ma. a. n. K .
Mails for Brmuia by The steamship Fan Ffssco close a. al
a. m. stesmsb sails at IL VI. from Per No. 8 n. L
FRIDAY. Ocr. H.
Is cOsei NeT.fnrf PastOhce ever
Thursiay O'Clock S.0tnhp sails ron PsiaAi Me-
Friday. at m. -,
Letter postage the indies except When goay direct vi
ceats each which aasG D. pfol
SATUkDAl. Ocr. ~ =.
For British Nail only va Cork and ATe,pooL ,. tzs
Oceanic close n a No Supplementary MaiL ftslms-P -n a.
m White star Doek PsTona Ferry, Jerey CITY -
Continent Of EarOpe via southampton uea ~ ps
steamship Donau close ~ u suppiemeIt-T MAI on fai as
foot of brt Great Bntaia and tie Cssnet u eSso
at D. m steamship sails at ! D. m
Direct Germsn PrussiaB closed Mail is sent By this I've
IAN letters depotel Supplementary Mails mus b. prepaid WITH
double post gel . - .u.- -
Malls for the steamship CITY Of Houston close AZ n
Steamship sails at D. N. from Pier No ~ b. T.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
ne the three days Of registry this year
Totals. .14.7A 24.777 2O.O5S
MURDERoUs ASSAULTS UPON WOMEN.

MURDEROU3 ASSAULTS UPON WOMEN
Sarah Leavy, age 49, died, yesterday, from
wounds Of tho head inflicted Sept. 90 by her husband
Patrick ago 49, thographer in their apartments In
tho tenenen house No. East Nintbst. 1t appears
that Ieayy had been subject to periodical insanity,
snperinduced by injuries 10 tho head, received In an
accidental fall about years About Six weeks
ago. his symptoms becoming alarming, he was placed In
the Wards Island Insane Asylum at his wiIes request
He improved however, and Sept. 25 was released
Immediately upon returning homo he drank excessively,
and became very morose On the morning OF the fatai
assault his wife arose at $780, and prepared to attend
early mass As she was about leaving tho rooms
Larry rushed upon and dealt her two violent blows
ON the head with the meat-saw. fracturpg Ler skuI.
sank the floor, uSenslDlc, ana cI u1ugnS'
Mary. who witnessed the tffrlDlo hSsduIt,
shrieked for assistance. Toe maniac then turned up0n
the grl and Knocked her down 10y Two blows lOi Iio
saw which Inflicted severe but not fat scalp
His son, john age H. was next selzeu ny lno nSae
man who forced The boy to his knees. ana was III Io
act or striking him the head with the saw, Wnen 10
Sss dsarmed by blow on the wrist from the club OF an
officer who had forced open the door Inc Oncer Rdp
pied with the madman and, after desperate etruEge'
him. The prisoner Is sun IN cusLouy anu al "
ouest will probably be held Oh Friday. . - =,
The ante-mOrtem deposition Of Jane Hennisch age ~
who was dangerously Deaten, last Thursday eVeIng IN
eghtb-sf, was taken yesterday. From the deposition IL
appears that Mrs. Hennisch was tod that Pnlp Seler
and John Hack, neighbors, we're In the hahWay'
and had threatened to kill her husband VINO was tlen
IN the cellar OF the building. While going TO protect her
husband she was seized by the two men and brutaiy
beaten and kicked Her ASSISTANTS then fed and escaped
Coroner issued warrants Tor the arrest OF the &c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE BOARD OF AppoRr1oNMENT.

The Board of AppOrtionment authorized, yes
terday the issue Of the following stock: Assessment
bonds Of 1872 Assessment Fund bonds VI 1885,
s726 SEQ; Central Park Commission Improvement nonds'
u,245,OOO Department OF Parks Improvements oonos'
a sos. 800 resolution was adopted appropriatup,
"upder the head Of Fourthave. Improvement" $685.
7s7 60 being onefourth Of the estimated expense OF
making and regulating the line OF Fourth-aye reso-
luton was referred the Controller that an additional
appropriation be made to cover all claims properly
chargeable cleaning and supplies for eourts oibces,
and Supplies resolution was laid on the table 10 be
called up at The next meeting, that there be approprl,
ated from the moneys the amounts 10 DC aWarueu
to various charitable instutons that the Controller he
requested 10 furnish schedule Of such anOunts ana
that the rest the excise moneys be divided aOug the
various charitable free schools IN the city without re-
gard to sect color.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
LOCAL NEWS.
THE REGISTRY.

Tie Board of Police met yesterday, and
ordered d. B unsbrouck, Chief u the Bureau OF Eec-
TONS 10 publish in the Official newspapers OF the Board
tho following notices;
This Bureau has inorme that on the first day OF
registration many electors registered who were
either uot sworn not examined This was In conse-
ouence Of BY somo inspectors OF the
Imperative provision Of section q Of the law ID pre-
vent probable question and possible CONFUSION TINS
Bureau advises that ali electors who were reHsefea
itbsut having been both sworn and examined, should
again present themselves for registration and be sworn
In many districts not n single person was sworn, and
In consequence the entire work VIII have to DO ro
peated by the inspectors.
The Brooklyn Board Of Elections makes tho following
report OF the number OF persons registered IN brooklyn
during the three days OF registry this year:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
pASSGNGERS SALLED.

FOR IrvRRPOOL-In steamship CILIbTta Oc, at. C. sher
t,rl Thos Mole O. A. Nlassied end ehb W A Dneas
n G. Psget J. CorH M and hrs T. H. SAS w IL i sssoes
Heprey Ms r. ID. Ogden Miss GLese Ca' L. D.
Mackiunon MlkiDnon. Bout A. Lo2o1o' Ss As LaTTs,
Ms Duncan c. Bmoe Matthew Little u H,chcOck y w Top
hem Can't A. Lawrence l. Fisher, M ad Mrs u Hus",
M "a Ssng Richie. John T. Little. eu IT, g. nss5sH =
sot q M Wilson w Robertson. Alex Maecr hr an1 M " Aes
ril and Mart C. G. Mcknight, r. H9wlaad H. LoIj IL H
ssyI j. Robsr,s.n Mr. and Mrs Brseewe. A. LoTf, j. Co,l
John Cnsoon Dsusken Journaud, T. CueSa d. y "s'f
Tor Loypos-T. s,,ara,hip The Qse-n oe. sM Heah Mr.
Castor d. h. IIuler wife cad, MTs. u Ma CaenVlsre
b Mulhner, and Wm- NJ. Scott ,..o-. n % Nv
FOR LIvERPooL-Ia steamship naHAattia oe' sNa
Llen DoBough Mn John Bsyls Ms sarh and Erlas bAJl
e BoseT Mira Bacon Capt Casers. Mrs res nd eAires
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
DECISIONS-OCT. Q.

Supreme Court-Chambers-By Judge Ingraham.-
The Portable Gas Light g. agt Funi ct s1Resrenee ordered
s ,-Mouoa denied Hauil sst RngsbsussrModon granted
Howe Machine Co sst WaemsnMouon granted Macy al sgt
MsrKsuae grsnted $40 TO abide event asu
brsch ax granted Hol'On sgt Hoon-hoOn
grantei.
Superior Court-Specidl TeTm-By JudgeiSedgwick.
eynsoD sgt P-see OaperA Davenport agt Rosey
noton denied without Dewey Dewey-Order granted
scssI, q al sE sickes a-oer granted Batter Butler
Divorce kranteL
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By Judge Robin
on-In the matter George r. Coolidge granted kspp
denied Nee sg soe-Reierenes shoai be TO
Near and determine Voigt Loeba for eeaneL)
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE NEwJERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD DIvl
DEND.

TO the Editor of The TrIbune.
SIR Recent articles in the papers relating
10 the Delaware. Lackawanna. and Western Railroad
Company and the Central Railroad Company OF New
Jersey to require short explanation The mat
in dispute not the construction OF the part OF the
contract Of consolidation relating TO joint dividends for
that Is simple enough but the validity and existence Of
the contract itself Acting under the advice Of counsel
the Delaware Lackawanna, and western Railroad Com
many were nduced by the action OF the Central TO bring
the matter before the Court OF Chancery IN NewJersey
so as to get a prompt and conclusive settlement
OF the whole question. BY tha decision OF the
Court the Companies may now he considered
restored 10 their original position OF independence
Nothing has done by the joint companies to alter
the orina positions Of either company, and their az
fairs lave been 10 way mixed Tue dividend de-
cared by the Central OF earnings will he paid on
the 21s Full reports OF the affairs OF the company VIII
continue be made TO the stockholders as heretofore
Tie reexecution the contract will be submitted to the
khoders OF the Central but Ms Is exceedingly un
popular it is probable that the vote will be overwhelE
ingIy against IL. JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON.
OGtce Central r. r. Co. Of Ner7Jersey. sept o. 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTE3

Alfred A. Phillips, q porter in the Post-Office.
eh.rno with letters be yesterday s3o bail b.,
issoner Jery oBIne charged With resung seized
officer with selling whisky with
out pay ng the 81, o al tar held in 5000 bail
In the Court Of General Sessions, Charles Davis
Va, tried for the larceny from Pier No 81 East River and
nfonnsy In the Indictment he will be
tried again pape Thomas Goman found guilty Of steal
I'M, a Is from sentenced the Penentrr
Ss a years Lime Rollins or taking 30 from the
poeis Of Francis Provost in Thompsonst
tepcsl 10 I months each In the PentenusrT
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
o.. q
PORT OF skw Tokf

PORT OF skw-foKh. ........................ocL
CLEARED ~
Steamship Nemesis Ger Bu''en Bremen via Sou hampton or'
steamship CITY of Mexico Sherwood Havana AMI MEXICO p Aios
'n1ts Steamship CA.s Lord Roger, Sevo,n. Mlev Co
s.ssm.Sip s,saiap Bsss DacSG sr PlPhl A. Abbott
Steamship S. F. Phelps, Brown, PA.ste.oh.i
sissmship Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia. -
steamship liatteras lawrence SGs.Sa u q r, M;vsca
Ship SS,D oesso oGS s'ISa% TsoraSss Belfast
BIt KosIDoor iBr1 Cooper PerasabacO Jones ~
Fs F5 yn:s y.sss:a tss1ai s. % s sSo CORY yaSah
81. Dos ,9Tss % b.sss. sss oI. To 49, s ssS.
Bns A. E. Gsrlner. ha'ch. DsnsrarA
Bas Bas = DI.f J. Henderson; iisadssoo, SsW-ore,AA
sebL L. Leach PeOdle'on Boston.
Steamship CITY Of Deakel Havana oe With n ar
p'ss siesS.ap m Il ass. sr Cook Sept "a and a'n
2Sh with ndse sna pass % " Sn1s ~ ~ Vi. K.y Yves, o.
with @lse. pas to c n MniOr, Co l,,,
steamship Ashland Moore, fegpandns with ise sa sA> y
Steamship Regulator Feennu Wilmington With H ,d sss .
Steamship ssn Say.Or Yeksrson savannah with -e an -
steamship Isaac Bell Bass,n RhnOu City Point ,rd Ssrt
stsamship volansr BlOOdsOOa. philadelphia with @sA to |'A
s.esnsaip Dnso Johnson Portland With nie and PiI to y
Sso LIVERPOOL Lambert London sad bs of wg sept '1
"1s ss .1 -son iNor, Loy,rsoo c.rG wish d irOA
Bar. American E.gls Mae MasAf% M AISs & j ~. 'y , s s s col
Bus Brpps. Ger), Fretwursi, wsisven aJ d. IL -a'-
Bns Matilda BuBker Providence hr GAAbesapolt
schr NJ. \. Tibbts, Roberts, Nrgiui.
sehr R. y. Hastings. Jones. VgpD
scHoosSKs-kIYkR AND CoAsfwisr.
nTunis Bodns, Providence. sCnn,Alde, PrvFdes~
willard Sa1sburY, Providence T. q sm.h fo' 'tafe
\ r. Wines Providence. j. J. Harls fte' lci's-
Amelia, Providence n T. A1el, fr',tae-se
Paragon Lubec- fatef 0SrnNs..
ID. O. Floyd. Newport. yohl Gostsp,ei Nes-L"a1'@
Gotiess, Boston. Cen boHeh
Adlie r. Avery, New.iiAven. Telegraph Nsntleie- q
Jane Mw g. Nor~ich. Belle, Nes orr -,
"a A Tbo,ns. Bosou GiLoe curntn, Cs2e Sable
jos Barrrt; Bosten. Wm Henry, SsH '",'.t-
George Edgar, New Haven. J0. T. fots, NeN,htff@
Vsrm,,Iuon New. Haven. j. J. IIlalast.u. Ristol
Pe1ns,lysns BesioA J = hraglpns neet'h -
.n,bonv Barou h. .taeket H. a. Rasssii PoFltgf. O.
1asIs l,e poyl,pd "a Ssfsh Woastof be'fsa
Josephine, Eew.belfonl- * Cara hhf.''A
l. q. Forester, Dlnni@ COuehs4 AoaSeh
SAILED. =.
ste,m,hp Cslshs Manhauan Lveppoi Tie oueea f
Loadon Ioss Gsgos Cl Of AeIec M Cru ga hs,sa
W. Lod T Nes Oresna Shp DAVID ,fskeif Tor eAa n
.eo Arhns for Csis Besds Paskef, brond0sff pa<'
Amida for Cohstsltno1e; Maria, f5r 1lcaeesier>
AlND-Sandowa {. h., clear.
DOMESTIC POETS. -,
ro,-os Oct 9Au.vcd s1eaS,ag AsH uil ifOu Ch.Ie' ~
ycsl,i~s. ftOa1 6olleab-Es, -. !"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
ntNIATuRk ALMANAC

Cos Snh srts ....... Moor IL ~
| DAs-N
s.n,, uaot J5 toYs Hell tate ferrF.. at1
| - atsa m DAY-P
cd, gook Ig Gov, lslAnd 49, Hell Gate RerrV.. tH
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEGRO IN POLITICS.

AND TIE CARPET-BAGGEr,-THE
MumMERIEs oFTHE LEAGUEs-NEGROEsD DON'T
WANT LOCAL GOVERNMENT n-THE CONsE-
oUENCEs or CUANGE OF ADMINIsTRA-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

PAsrs | Asp n.-Ad!carDel until
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-02
DIR. RADWAY'S
Perfect Purgative Pills,

nerfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders OF the stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NervousDlseases'
Headache, Constipation, COstiveness, ln9l-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, BILIOUS re,
YER Inflammation OF the Bowels, flles ana
all Derangements OF the Internal Vlscera:
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or deleterious drugs.
RSObserve the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders OF the digestive Or-
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood in the Head, Acidlty OF the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, disgust OF
Food, Fullness or weight In the stomach,
Sour Eructations, linking or Flutterlng at
the Pit OF the Stomach, swimming OF tne
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suno-
eating Sensation when In lying posture,
Dimness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Deficiency OF Perspiration, fellowness OF
the Skin and eyes, Pain in the Side, CHEST,
Limbs, and Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh.
< few doses OF Railways Pills will free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Price, 25 cents per box. Sold oy
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp TO RADWAY Il CO., No. 81
Warren street, corner OF Church street, New
York. Information worth thousands Will
hza apnt jew
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-02
Gee WhilIikens, Gosh /!

A correspondent of the Richie
county Star who signs himself "a
sounds the shrieking hew.gag and beats
the terrible tom-tom in the following
ferocious bray. Hear him.
Are we men? Have we the common
feelings of humanity? Will we take
those cold blooded serpents to our bos.
oms and warm them into life again
Are we to be the servile tools of trait
ors? G. D. Camden and his brethren
have thrown aside their affected repent
ance, cast off their cloak Of humility
and stand out once more before you ir
bold relief in their true character; OBJ
serve them we'll; and if He'll, with all it,
powers to damn, has within its wide do
main, anything more fieudish, vile and
corrupt than they, we do not know it
name. Neither do we believe that tn,
people Of this Senatorial district are 81
far demoralized, have 30 forgotten those
men who tried to destroy them anc
their government as to be willing tt
trust them. IF you do you should en-
Joy it. The groaus or the murdered men
whose bones are scattered from the Po-
tomac to the Rio Grande, should be you
only matinee, and the walls Of the wild
owe and orphans made BY the acts o
these men, your only vesper hymn.