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stantly drawing these young men down
to temporal and eternal ruin Which is
thecourse of right, of virtue and safety :?
Which should our citizens approve and
uphold Clearly that cause which 81.
L. B." SO earnestly advocates. I mean
hereafter, with your leave, to show how
this can be done, so as to save our COM
unity and our families, and give hope
and joy to every true-hearted
MOTHER IN SEATTLE.
, 1872-10-24

The QUESTION SETTLED.-The Courier
raised question of verlcity with us on
our statement that Philip Ritz would
support McFadden for Congress. affirm
ing positively that Mr.. Ritz would sup
port Garfelde. A gentlemen whose ver-
acity or fidelity to the Republican party
has never been questioned, writes US
from Waila Walla as follows;
"The statement of the Courier that
PhiliD Ritz is supporter of Mr.. Gar
fielde is false in every particular, and
there's nc foundation for such report.
He denies even entertaining q thought
of such an action" "-~ii
, 1872-10-24

THURsToN COUNTY. The Garfelde Re
publicans of Thurston have made the
following county nominations: Coun-
cillnan-George A. Barnes; Representa-
tives-J. B. Allen aud r. A. Brewer;
Probate Judge-A. Il. Elder; County
Commissioners-W. S. Drew, S. n. Coo
per and A. Webster; Sheriff.. B. Eek
Ter; Auditor-Fred Sahm ;Treasurer-C.
B. Mann; School Superintendent R.
Bigelow; Coroner-L. V. Mossman;
Surveyor-F. W. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Keniucly NJ w. Kshn 81 cw coars at l2 snd cars
Kauinrky Tor Kahn & Brown Ga cgt a. ll02e ,,..,,
Goimh sold his no fMr "a kentnckJ cattle Al E"i'
T. a. Dalbcy g. Hunter 80 Texans cwt' pretty goei s"'
&C % ~ cwt, G. Illinois o. cwt, st ial2c -.-,
- " Sherman. for W. H. Malorr, " Illinois ohe fc"'
B. " Gie for vOeer Co.. % Olo steers Of 6! cwt' 1910
l3C ,o,,. - ct
Foreh Forireght, eng hur local st1.h al
nrnpaw and Washington Market This light run cuse t
m M ps several fne lots mhs reaching Oc sales at ttoiuon
81 by lndl Buckingham, O5 Indiana sheep BY TO- ~ tci
h otC, 22 moor Canala 30 d. at 53.; 100 N 20 10 81
g}e 3ld, 30 H al alc; and Pcrnsyysn - 90. at9i
lo Elliott al Ior;y-c ghthst 23 Ohio sheep, J0dl ~ AZ t
l2 d. 30 ~ at Cc; state l d. at 7c q State lambs - b 'i
81 of Sd d. al &c. and % Of a8 n, a. Joe. q. ctf.
lambs 6s d. at &c., AND 20 State do. 6j %, st Joe.
J. g. Ilrsn SOFA 81 Satc lambs. % H. at lJc. - ,.o
j. ~ Pdcoc Commuurat, 80 ODo sheep 80 d. al oe % ~
OF 10 t.c .,,.
W H. Haynes Coz Washington Market % Jof0l '''' 80 80
Al 9-. and Go Of 6ll n at ''c. 800. m,
Anderson Henry PennSyvania lambs 90 d. - Sio' ,
Ioes-srrya 10 Yesterday ant l2 ioda ca " ti
Comu Of live ~ f'ilh-' CT
common n O,io and deck 2iI Sae A. lltc with q cars
Ohio I9 % 40 ic smother ear aA- 'eA " 70
n for lr .,rI
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

t;ou. composcd of men Of experience aud mgh-toheo
commercial integrity. they arc secured by hIst
no,trore ON the road revenues, land giant fran
cbisc and equipments, combined in one mortgage.
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
4 liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
decd must advance the price upon the closing oi
tbe loan Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight Isl per cent per annun, payable
seml-annualiy free OF tax Principal IN thirty
wears. Denominations Sl,OjO, 500, ANA 500 Con-
pons or Registered
Price o. and accrued interest IN currency from
August 70. 1872.
Maps. circulars, documents, and Information fur
uiShed
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company oil
Ncw-IOrk.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds Tor sae'
and the increased demand absorbing them' warrant
the belief they will soon be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription pnce al
which they can now be had through the pnnclpa
Banks and Bankers throughout the country and
from the undersigned, who unhcsitatngy recon-
mead them.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RTRGpLAN MARKETS

Loynoy Aug 2l3o mCon'os opened 't 2l for both mor'
and te account United States Twely bonds lbtjs oli, ~.
Is Oh Ten Foes 8j; Fves 8,. Ere Railway shores w.
FEANkponT Aug Umtel States Frelwcuis bonds opened
a tie Of 1862.
PARIs, Aug. 23-a. m--ReBtes opened at 5Sfr ."
lIvErOo Aug 2l-ll a toitonIhe market opened hrni
slIlug Upnls 81 0lO MdiIng Orleans lOL Bacon S v c"L
lOr Cumberland cut ,,-.,-----
5000 bales including 300 for speculation ana export
LpNpoS Aug. 23-2 p ln.-Ere RAILWAY hares. 4O
yIpOOI Aug 222 mBreIIsnh' are arm larn 4D' = 'NS =
LsNpoN OOnus aud Ameucsn occuIllts cOsti
UNCHANGED. Erie Railway shares. ft
Paris Aug 23-p. In-ieutes closed AZ a5f i5c
-vrrr1 Aug 285 u-Cotoa closed unchanged; Le sales
Of the have been 1900 h'rs including OD Tor spu1 anu
export Spirits Petroleum l20l3i per gallon.
iovD,v Aur 2i-Fvenirr.-Spid, TuIDrrtue 20 per c7t
Lrr4ooL Aug. 23-,cun-Bscon, t6. y eNL FOR SHoi' O
Ml1ieS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER AT UNION
TRUST COMPANY
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

Th, osd the western link AIR LINE from Buffalo 20
Chicago eru runs from Detroit River Chicago nearly straight
line.
The road part lice the Cnid1 Southern AMI being
built by The sane mer viz Milton Coarust jobs r. Tracy, David
Dows Wu l. Scott Henry Fsrlsm. r. A. FORSYTH Ino NJ. Burke. NJ
T. SYKES r on directors either IN the c. so and Northwest the
Ccaeo Rock Island Pacific George Oils Of he Midland Road
Sidney Dillon. Da Drew John Ross David Stewart samuel Tle1
Kenyon Cox and other prominent railroad men.
The road K tue c'uaa southern, viii have steel r' o pounds
the yrJ rougLouti practically straight and levels much shorter
and can be with greater speed sul ,l Lnn suy other ROAD
Meeting Buffalo ami Chicago.
Twenty-Five miles a finished and running seventy f,e miles
so far advanced te finished by Jrpuly D. sn b entire roiabe
completed dursg ensuing year steel rails auI for onef The
entire road have already been purchased.
The builders Of the road coltol enough Chicago feeders TO OBJ
tain for profitable brn from start having projected the line
TO accommodate existing business and having the necessity for
another trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic ssalo oe
expressly obtaining h. cleape, usOoaon rnc
ticibe
The branch lines viii make shortest connection. between Chicago
and Toledo and Chicago Detroit between al these points
aud Buffalo,
The Canad, Southern Bonds esey particular Ike he'e
eagerly taken last of them several week, BY the best class Of
investors and we're on than any other railroad
loan Of Ike amount for yeaBplst
proceeds Of these bonds viii complete e entire line AMI We
recommend them with the confidence d e Cua South
ern regard them asin every way choice security
Pamphlets aud al information flrnsLeibY
TvITgs1Cw, LAwIER e. Co., Bankers,
p PISE-Sr.
LEONARD, SHELDON A FOSTER,
BANKERS 10 WALI-ST
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
CATTLE MARKET-

BUFFALO Aug 23-Cse-Recep to-day 73l head making the
supply week thus far 81 head or l against 2l
for the time last week The still continues light and to
stock reported arrive; prices ruled strong yesterdays
desirable grades good demand Texans neglected but a
native stock sold; about 1900 head disposed Of s Of 2O Illinois
from llJ+ 1881 b at 30 25d ~ % l23 Missouri
steers ranging from l0Ot 1853 b, at - Bat7 ~ Jl Michigan
from OJ ll3 h t6 ZIG Texas
from 5 90 rs d. 5J0@ IS l8 state
lib n, Il eCi ID State oxen. averaging 1888 ID, al s. aj
SHEEP-ecet today 1900 head against 92D head for the
time last week market opened active at &C. advance Canada
lambs and good Western sheep last weeks pci sales " s58
Michigan sheep ranging from - to IS H. - 5d s according
o. quat f Canada lambs from 81 TO u ~ at y0d
ZOO Causdl sheep from lO1 IA n, rs sos 10
HoGsReces to-day making supply
far 600 head against 1000 head for the time last week
sales Of any conlueHce desirable ho IN the yards good meu.
sized hogs IN demand al T5d IS 25 for piping purposes and local retail
trade Michigan stock flooding market and
wanted AZ any pnce sale Of small lot Of good hogs averaging 20 h.
: IS Is.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

wxpsy,p.r Aug p Arrivals today including c s,
ia &c. W. a C0mmlupaS aud cars az NeehA"hsn
cooler wrser he demand good and The lev fat cat' Do i
lsr though tbe best als Wen 81 lJc far siee az
Trsrs al qc Tle ppes halu BAKER 'o
49,. \ n Hunter Goldsmith Co. and j. X MCfbefsol 'ia
escl; w. Il. mallory, cars r. hlsAan' = '1''' 1D' ~ "
lJts &c H.. %, cvt a. Ole
r - "a M at ili0l3c 90 rP kiemans Strong, ,N
osrse al ~ ll,c uneseH Sc 10 cs oo ~ y hltei a. i
Ia.e M car est Ordinary Virginia ofJ Christie Al
~ Ksha ,s es 6t spt Rdises tVt v, Bak ep'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
A. S HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
HARVEY Fish 4. = u
OFFICE OF FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS,

HARVEY J. iNh. - - AANi'i'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
BANNERS
No. NassJu.St, Ncw-YOrk.
We arc selling and recommending as good IN
vestmcnt the
SIX PFE CFNr B0NDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RMIROAD COMPANY,
the interest and principal of which are payable IN
New-Yoik City in gold coin. They are issued in de-
nominations Of 500, $780, and $1,000, either coupon
or registered The price at present is % and accrued
interest The amount remaining unsold Is small
The road is now nearly completed, and viii soon be-
come one 81 the great trunk roads from the Atlantic
tdc-vatcIs to the heart of the great West and open
ing a low grade and direct line with Cincinnati
DAYTON. Louisville St Louis and other great cities
We buy and sell the
CENTRAL PACIFIC AND WESTERN PACIFIC BoNDs,
and also conduct a regular Banking Business IN all
its branches. and receive deposits, on which We
allow interest at the rate of fourper cent per annum
FISK & llATCH,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
COTTON MARKETS.

IUrT1TIILF. A0g- u QutIi lIIlITlgf
IO-ris. but itlngS
recepfs bales; $50 blles st0ck, 900 bales
28COOn quiet but firm; hdiings 2l d2llc
70 bies eHpors-cOastwse, II! taes sioc 23I
bales
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 28-Cotton quiet Mldihngs Pc
ESr LOUIS. Aug. 28--COt0n nominal.
CHALEsr0S. Aug 23Cotton dul hdihDg l9c net receipts
81 bales; sales. 50; stock 3.l6J bales.
28COOn queti Low hdIlnes, 2Uc; exports
coastvise, III bales stock. 25f bsles.
BTMoKK Aug 8-Coiton quiet; MidiGngs 2c gross receipts
22 bales; erpors-eoawsr bales; sales bales 685
SAvASNAH. Aug 23Coon better holders willing 20 sell
Mddngs receipts 203 bales eIpoeOAstwse 10 bales
sales l2O bales; stock. 68 bales.
AUeUsrA AUG 23-Coton uomind Mliiugs l8lal9e.i net
receipts 10 bales; sales 50 bales
StwUELEAss Aug 23-Cotton firm; Miiing 2ol a2Oe net
receipts l58 bsles gross 58 bales; sales goo b'es stock 6si6
bales
CIScSSAr Aug 2-Cotton quieii Low Mddlngs 2)c; ship
nents 80 bales; stock 8Dl bales.
NOBLE Aug UOiton nominal; net receipts bales; stock $50
bsleA
WnSsoroy, Aug. 23-Coon quet Ndilnes, 2oic sales, 4
bales: stock .O3 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2Coon strong; Good Ordinary Ulc net
reeeIpis go bales; sales. l63 bales; stock. 6 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
financial

PROPOSALS FOR 81 ,7Gs OOO-STOCKS OF
Il THE CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK-SEALED PRO.
POSALS will he received al the COmproers Until TUESDAY
September g. lS2 at2 O'Clock pm, when the publicly
opened the whole Of the MILLION SEVEN
HUNDRED AND Il-EGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS Of stocks
OF the City nd County Of New lork. o
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQUEDUCT STOCK.
ADDITIONAL CROTON WATER STOCK
Authorized by Chap So amended ChaP 5 Laws 1871 pay.
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK (COIEfV " '''
Authorized Chap. 65 Sec = Laws Of l365 payable No.
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
Chap Zg Laws Of l1 payable u thirty
WATER STOCK OF 1870 '
Authorized by Chap 33 Laws Of 1870 payable Hovem-
Said will beaT interest at he er Der auu
pstshe ist days Of MAY aud November in
viii state The Of siock desired and
per hundred dollars hefeo and the whose proposals.
aecped herruon be required deposit with the Chamberlain The
% awarded respectively together premium. thereof
ON peent the Comptroller the receipts Of The CHAMBERLAIN for
se 8epoi parties vail be entitled elusl
amounts of par value Of the awarded em bearing interest
iiom the dates Of payment ,
te Cs ana County Of NewYok and Bcosed oni envelope
| addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The gt reserved the psTt Of the Comptroller to reject sny or
Tie bids his Judgment The interests CORPORATION
que H. ANDREW H. GREEN, Comptroller
fNegYork Department Of Finance Compoers Ome Aug
| 2J ll12.
! RAILROAD, STATE, CITY, and COUNTY
H BONDS bought a soil ly
HANNA BROS II WALL and ERW-sT.
tlyestueat SegGflues aReclAlf,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
L, B., & w.
EXTENSION RAILWAY
First Mortgage 7 per
Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
At go and Interest,
At 80 and Interest,

Issued. by the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
Railway 70 aid in building It's EXTENSION line West direct
line Champaign ~ miles to the Mississippi River at Keokuk
branch from white Heath C}2 miles to Decatur, NIL in the
~tnte Illinois. TIE bonds secured By first and only
mortgage on the EXTENSION now being rapidly
thorough by able and experienced contractors who
represent capital several millions Of dollars which inurcs the last
rail being at early About 90 miles already fin
ishei IO miles graded the whole line 2l7 miles, vii" be
completed early have been connected and entirely familiar
with the L. b. W Railway from ts early organization It was
completed the Autumn Of 1870 aud has developed rapidly into Sue
CBSSFUL WEALTHY CORPORATION having large
from largely increasing business. With the EXTENSION will be
one corporlon With i2O miles located in IA command
position in the heart of the best portion Of the country
The cous, Of the EXTENSION 10 1870 had population
2i233O valuation Of real and personal estate S1sIOOO,-
900; bushels grain raised ~. 900 zoos value Of ln pro-
duets S25,51O,O0 and live stock, siS.319,OOO; 10
which may safely be added - per cent to represent
the present population and value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contnin n
population of nearly three-quarters of million, and
n property valuation exceeding OO,OCO,OOO.
From statistics will readily that the EXTENSION viii
have Local Business that will make IL complete sue
cess In addition to this havehe eatire Through Traffic
OF the Missouri. Iowa, and Nebraska Road, connecting
with on the liss and extending the Missouri 300
miles where ath the Midland Pacific In Nebraska These
Two corporations the Peoria and Rock Island ~ miles, and
the Davenport Paul 900 me although separate corpora
tons ARE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
APOIIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY. and. prac-
uay will be united line OF more an 1000 miles the through
business Of pass the L. B. W. This East and
West trunk route and parallel competing line. The
Eastern connections Indianapolis the Pennsyyan Gem
trail Baltimore and Ohio, Belleontaine, Like shore,
and New-York Central and other roads ceneng at this point
From the Seaboar to West aud Northwest distances
materially reduced this system Of roai much hat u
cannot m to popular line for travel and business.
Liberal subu the made by towns and counties
the line Of the EXTENSION remainder has been taken by
experienced raiIrond men and Eastern capitalists.
These fact, the boii which will be issued
only OIL completed road lg among the best railway
securities.
bonds $1,000 EACH convertible into stock At psr At the
option holler may registered free of charge
Coupons payable January aud July free Of bonds
be had from banks AMI bankers throughout the county
We offer present 30 and interest and recommend
them strongly friends investors the safest aud most
desirable securities on the market
Bonds delivered free express cArgst Maps pamphlets; and creu
lars furnished application.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rter Vess'ls ana Ro'irodds go
ArG I'D pkg Ashes, p bales Broom Corn pkstbecaS S
bale, Cotton 20 ibis Coppcr 33 pkgs Dried Fruit oH N E T.
1881 Flour 8j1 bush Wheat Nft! bush OoT fO' u'h
Faxd. lO Obi Com Meal -U bags
Gorr Mel "a b3les Hons 3J3 Hides bales Hides 4937 sides
leather 43 bh Spirits rurucntne. 0i bbs tn lR hbi' Rosn
g pq Porf I2 pkgs Beef 81 pkg Cut Meats lO pkg larj %
Kegs pkg Stern l25t pk. Butter 30 I C9e'r 70
pkos Taow sJ8 Spetcr Starch fO2 hds l"bacco
2 ys sd Tobacco SO bJ Whisky rs bales WOOL % bbs
I.ui,I
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
FIRST-CLASs RAILROAD BONDS.

We offer for s,le limited smoult q the
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD CONPAN1 FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED Ky THB PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY OF MISSOURI 90.
The Bonds ore duc Oct 1870 interest pise AWi an Uc a
the NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE Whole 'mouni o. Tue 0ih
Ga1OCpl .,,,-,..,
The road rms from LeaV,nvorh 70 Achn karss ~ oolgp
MILES, an leased Railroad OF M,nr @ - upV . D
L Br tbe terms Of t, lease A. and W H. X rresiFcs "a
Te- cent of the ros carni0g but never l'' & m m
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD OF missouri ANl1hlo ~ ", ~,
TN sKNIANNU4L INTEREST ON ThEaE BONDS ~ lhh
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE. ,--.. 49,. -,..,
We can. therefore confidently rcconmrni these loi o.
,.rfr rc- r,r i iy..r investments n thrn rs ve .ft e,
,rl t,rer al m Al tie low PRICE Or - AND ACCRUED IN
JEELSL
- BRoAD-Sr.
NORTuRUP g CHICK.
q WALLSr.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

I y PER CENT KANSAS LOAN, secured by
- FIRST Mortgage City Property principal snd interest payable
"a NeSYork Interest eana or SALE IN amounts TO spt BY
FITCH OTIS & Co., Bankers u Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
Authorized CaDitd Stock, Sl,OOO,OOO.
CHICAGO. Ri. &c PACIFIC.
CHICAGO & y. WESTERN,
MICH. CENTRAL.
MISSOURI PACIFIC,

\ L
Ard the Cor.ry offered work the amount OF over $4,000
OOO including he largest bridges ever built this country
10 seut which further business nece5aIes larger WORKING
eu immense Of material have 10 be kept constantly on
had sn fellr obliged 70 receive IN part pay
e their work railroad and other bonds s1ch perfectly. good
,rcnrues bat Dot aiyav, Immediately marketable.
pu Of Incidental great importance 10 those 'eekng security 70
81 Of ani in Chicago which ad-
will Dee worth al least pIVOJJ
an amount equal % The whole proposed capital
AMERICAN BRIDGE tOMPANf though buei
hiss ready fug demonstrated the prhtsbeness OF the enterprise Inc
Company consoi, M 9garifaon AMI up 70 tne N oi
December 1871 total OF aS' @ Of bns,' 20 turning lsos and
10 iron roofs pneumatic and pile subnueture' costing
600 and have facilities for the construction Of pnum.uc
uTplsse by the country and capacity Tor tue
eonsrucor s 10 feet oi bridges for every Working Jay the
ysir. ., NJ. ..., - .,.......,
Of $40 and the uon Pshc Bridge aero" the hs,an ker
250 each constructed by thls CHpany
The net prod arising this business shown the ooL OF
the Company the 3lst March 49,! the sum Of e37
lS j. Of S91i 0sD - being over 30
per upon capital stock then outstanding WIN the proposed
new ,res m.cner the Company will have much sr,er ca
p,c and proceeds Of the increased issue Of stock :" enable them
T. material ar cash thereby making SAVING o from SoOoOO 10
$4,000 per year ,, ., ,
from 30 rs per on the f amoOni oi capital
600. 900, with fair prospect Of considerable increase
undersigned prepared 10 those nqurng me iaet
details satisfaction regarding the reliability tie company
,ements and The unqueuouel utegrU and ability Of It's ohcr
conien commend capitalists the above a. an lH'msHt
worthy tbsir attention.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
Gelp n)anteo females.

IVTANTED-An experienced SALESLADI in
w fancy goods store good reference required Appy 10 J. A.
ROTHSCHlLD, 2B B.esckerst
W MILLNERi wages object Apply to A. STEWART. 10
Broadvay
NNANTED-A competent young American
w woman NURSE child month, old Address LocA Bsr
% Railway. n J.
NNANTED-First -class WORKERS on LACE
w GOODS. DUDBS fRERES Co.. lO1 GraHiet
NNANTED-An experienced COOK IN "A pri-
w family. willing washing Gail 90 sgiAscs
LeIngtonaye. and Seventy hrstst
NVANTED-A COOK and CllAMBERMAlD
w (Protesian 20 the country the Huson god
Apply al 3f West Tseny y-hirtsL. from uH 10 o. m
NNTANTED-A few more LADIES of good
w address, splendid attending clnsa~en HOLMES
Co.. No Warren-st room ?
LSTANTED-An efficient woman for HOUSE
w WORK family Of gpoi pce for god
woman Apply day At lJ3 West Eleventh St a. u O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
6ituations Unnteo - Glales.

A GENTLEMAN desires some position Of
n long shO has than De-
employ looking ler bis investments security Of any hld n 10
given; remuneration much object position Adire-
TRUST, Tribune Office.
THOROUGHLY Competent GAR
~ DBNER rencbmsu open engagement Call % o address
J. 5. Bnlgemaus seed Store, go Broai~iy
A FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN wants a stu
~ ation excellent city reference. Call At address No West
Thirty sIh-st, private stable.
A FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN (an English
( mareD siuaf thoroughly understands his bus
Can address CoACHMAN. 10 West Tbriy-eghtht
NXANTED-A situation by a young man
w who thorough kuowdge of the 6oueboug business Al
dress Box 269. Yonser
A YOUNG MAN wishes a situation as stable
"A man; objection the country. Call az "a Nslngo1st
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
9dplnas Banks
5iluanors Uanleo-- temnles.

A LADY with q mezz0 soprano voice wOnld
n like position small choir salary much oe0t -
thorough pr Reads ordinary church readily Alls' 3D..
Tribune Office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-11
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 7 P. NJ
ProbaJiEties.-The lowest barometer
over Northern Missouri will move
northeasterly over toward Michigan
into Canada, with brisk, and possibly
very brisk winds, shifting to north.
westerly over Lake Michigan tonight,
but soulherly and essterly winds over
the lakes, veering to westerly, on Sat.
urday. Cloudy weather and rain from
the Ohio Valley northward, extending
eastward over the lower lakes region.
Easterly to southerly winds, with
increased cloudiness and possibly threat.
ening weather. will prevail over the
Atlantic States. Cloudy weather and
rain from the western Gulf to the Ohio
Valley. Dangerous winds are not an
ticipated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-11
CHICAGO.
Judge CafOn on the Political Situa'
sIon-StrIke OF the Carpenters

CHICAGO, May l0.-Judge Cation, oI
Ottawa, a prominent Democrat, hat
written another letter to the Chicago
Tines reasserting that the only way to
prevent the election OF Grant is for the
Democrats to unite on Greeley, and re-
plying to the Times editorial. which
takes different view. The Democ-
racy of this State are greatly divided as
to the best course, and most OF them
are awaiting the action Of the National
Convention. Judge Caton undertakes
TO show that Mr.. Greeley is standing on
Democratic ground with one single ex-
ception, and SAYS that as President he
cannot be hostile to them.
Three carpenters, who are on a strike
entered a shop yesterday where q non
union man was working and threatened
him 80 violently that he fe.l to the
police and had the men are ted. This
is asserted by some to be the beginning
OF serious troubles between the strikers
and non union men, but the leaders in =
sist that there is to be a strike and that
no force or intimidation will be allowed
The immense turnout OF the working
men on the 18th inst. is looked tor with
interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-11
MEMPHIS.
A Ku-Klux Hoax.

MEMPHIS, May 10.-The Sardis Ku'
Klux story. where fifteen men are re-
ported to have captured a negro mur-
derer from an United States Marshal
and again delivered him up, is reported
to be a hoax gotten up for political
effect by some United States officers in
that State. The citizens OF Sardis who
attended the Sunday School celebration
here to-day also deny that any Of their
people armed themselves to 90 in pur.
suit OF the reported Ku-Klux.
The Sunday School celebration here
to-day was participated in by schools
from Mississippi and West Tennessee.
Upwards of five thousand children
formed in procession and, with several
bands, paraded the streets. Fully
fifteen thousand strangers are in the
CITY.