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Ike WRlder

has the largest and finest stock OF Boys
and Youths clothing that has ever been
in Cairo. lie can suit o child from four
up to any age, at prices to suit the
times. 9-25-lm.
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W Antesi,

\ iirst-elass runner is wanted at the
Delta house. Call Immediately. None
but first-class one need apply. If
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Caked Breasts, Rhumatism, sell.

ella. swellings, sprains. stin joints, burn
scalds. poisonous bites. and all flesh, bone and
muscle ailments, can be absolutely cured by the
Centaur Imminent. What the White Liniment
ID for the human fani he Yellow Liniment
ID for spawned, gai lame horses and AMI
mails. s-A-i3tw
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For sale or LeAse.-rhe Arlington

This well known and popular hotel is
now offered for sale or lease. on easy
terms. For particulars inquire on the
premises. THOs, b. ELLIS,
l0-26-tf, Proprietor.
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A GOOD Waiter

Wanted. A good waiter. at Louis
Hcrberts restaurant No one need APP
ply who is not experienced in the busi-
ness. li.lO-fi
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8Ociable.

Let all remember the sociable at the
Presbyterian parsonage on Thursday
night. All will be welcomed.
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Mothers
9-2J-llD.

mOtnerS can secure health for their chill
drsn and rest for themselves by the use of Cas-
tora, perfect substitute for Castor Oil. Ii is
absolutely harmless. and is as pleasant 10 take
.s honey. For Wind-Collic sour stomach,
worms or constipation, Tor young or old, there
10 nothing in existence like it, II Is certain, il
IL speedy, il lie cheap.
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a bite from a rattlesnakc Is sometimes
not more dangerous than severe cough
or cold. A weli-merited reputation has
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and this rem
edy is sold by all druggists. Price. %
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a second hand Singer sewing machine
or sale cheap. Apply at Stewart &
Winters auction room.
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Bus,ness ,souse for Rent

The brick building corner OF Ohio
levec and Tenth street, for rent on reason.
able terms. Apply to d. r. BLAME. If
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Cairo people need not send out OF the
city tor choice plants. a yisi,e to Mr..
Steltzer's greil lso,ise asears the st.
Mary's hospital would be proof OF this.
lie has thousands Of plants Of every dcs-
cription In various stages. all Of which
will be ready for market In the spring.
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CENTENNIAL REDUCTION
IN ADVERTISING

Three thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of newspaper advertising, at publishers
rates, given for $780, and three months note
ccepted in payment from advertisers of respon-
iblity. Aprinted list giving name. character
ctual daily and weekly circulation and schedule
ates of advertising, sent free to any address
Apply to Geo. r. Rowell \ CO., Newspaper
Advertising Agents, IL Park Row, \. y
lO-22-,,n,
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J.G. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column

---Alexai,der county lands, Cairo lots,
<ehange for st. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
A fine residence on corner Halbrook
venue aud Twenty-thrd street, at q
arcain.
The south hall of the .Pilot" house at
bargain.
FOR RENT.
Several fine rooms in Winters block
Good two story brick suitable for
ores and offices OH Commercial avenue,
etwcen Eleventh aud Twelfth.
Brick dwelling corner Nineteenth
md Poplar streets.
Saloon and fixtures, southwest corn
.r Eighteenth street and Commercial
venue, at a bargain.
dwelling house on Cross street, Yves
VI Washington avenue.
Two business house. IN Levee street,
eboye Eighth, $40 each
store room on COMMERCIAL avenue,
pext to Waverly hotel, $40.
Two story house on Commercial av-
enue. Two tenements suitable for shops
and residences.
Store room. corner Twentieth and
Poplar, s..
Up stairs ofhouse on Commercial av-
Init 10
iwelling, s..
--Tenements numbered s, . and 10
Winters Row. 8 rooms each for $40
per month. In first-class order.
Orphan Asylum building and preml-
ses. Rent low, to good tenant.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, xl2a month.
Rooms In various parts OF the city.
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Fight till the last armed toe expires, :"
was the war.cry of Marco Bohzarris. the
Suliote chief. That's the slogan Of to-
day for y. r. Rabbits best is routing the
iiend of dirt, and proving to the world
that soap is king. The Second Advent
lists are more than usually sanguine, since
an absolutely perfect soap is in the mar
ket.
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Al NAlaler'A.

The largest and finest Stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods can be found at Ike
Walder's, corner OF Sixth and Ohio
Levee. 9-25-lm.
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Go North, South, East or West, and
you will find coughs and colds at this
season of the year. A remedy which
never tails to give satisfaction is DIR.
Bulls cough syrup. Price, % cents.
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JEwETT WILCOX.

q. Haythorn, having just returned
from New York, their house will open a
complete stock Of new goods, consisting
of boots and shoes of every style and
quality known to the trade also ladies'
kid gloves of fun variety in all colors
from 30 to Go cents per pair A Job lot
of alpacas at 80 cents yard, equal to
any 20 cent goods now in the market.
Ladies and children's hose at 10, % and
30 cents per pair-very cheap; also
blankets, flannels, prints and all kinds OF
household goods, cheaper than the cheap
est. A complete stock of boys hats and
caps; hats 80 cents, caps 20 cents-will
cost you 81 elsewhere. Laboring men
and all persons who find economy an OBJ
iect, are invited 10 examine this new and
complete stock Of goods. Remember, o.
Haythorn & Co.'S is the place to go. 81
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There is but light supply on the mar
ket. We note the sale of 800 sacks,
white, l7c.
OATS.
Light Southern Illinois oats are in good
supply and quiet. Choice heavy are
scarce and in fair demand. The sales
noted were as follows cars Southern
Illinois in bulk, 2Sc; > ears Southern III
inols in bulk, SOC: ? cars Southern llli-
nois in bulk, 29c.
MEAL.
There is much better feeling in the
meal market, owing to a rise in prices of
both country anu city stock at New Or
leans. An increase is daily expected here
Stocks OF both kinds are light. No sales
were reported.
BRAN.
This market is well, supplied and very
quiet. The following is the only sale re-
ported: 400 sacks, DOC.
BUTTER.
Common Lutter is plenty and very
dull. Choice is scarce and in good de-
mand. The following sales were re-
ported: pals Southern Illinois. lSc:
800 lbs Central Illinois. 20(a,22c: 10 pack
ages Southern Illinois, li@20.
EGGS.
There are no eggs III the market. They
will bring 20 cents readily, as the de.
mand is urgent.
POULTRY.
Good young chickens are in good de-
mand at from 81 - to 81 per dozen,
Old hens are in active request at 50. No
sales were noted.
APPLES.
Common apples are duh sale aud
plenty. Choice are scarce and in good
demand. We note the sale OF 30 bbls.
Ben Davis. 81 75ta,l 90.
POTATOES.
This market is heavily supplied, and
few sales are being made. We note the
sale of % bbls., peach blows, 81 90
ONIONS.
There is an abundance on the market
with very light demand. We note the
sale of 80 bbis.. red, 81 .5d2 90.
SALT.
We note the sale of 100 bbls. 81 Goa
l 80.
HIDES AND FURS.
SHLEp PELTs-Grcen. 75c(0,Sl 25; dry;
40(d90c; shearings. 10(d20c.
FURs-Beaver-No. | 81 30; No. 2
Sc; No. 2 S4; No. 3 81; No. 4 $40.
Mink-No. 81; No. , Zoe: No. soc :;
No. Zoe. Raccoon-No. zoe: No. :,
40c; No. 20c; No. loo. Skunk--No,
s5c No. G0c; No. 3 SOC; No. 4 l5c.
Fox-Gray-No. 81; No. 75c : No. 3
soc red fox-No. l 81; No. zoe
Opossum-No. ] Zoe; No. Sc; No. 3
35c. Muskrat No. l20c; No. . l5c; M
3 Zoe. Bear-No. SO: No. 2 81 No. |
50; No. 4 81. Wolf-Mountain-No.
s. 80; No. 81 75: MOB 81; No. Zoe;
Prairie Wolf-No. ] 81 %; No. soc.
Wild Cat BE. House Cat Zoe. Ba dger
SC.
COAL.
We quote Paradise and Mt Carbon or
track,nI mp ,S3; nut. 3 delivered ear
load per ton. lump, So so: nut, 81 10
delivered per single ton, lump. 81 nui
s. p; Raum or Harrisburg coal OF
track per load. lump. S27 :: nut. SIG de
| liverrd per ton, 81 20: Pittsburg per
| ear loads on tack. So 80 per ton.
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Bill Heads and Monthly Statements. pink
and y GLOW, at the BULLETIN Office. If
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RATES or AD vERrfslN8.

- =
rrAll bills for sdvertising, are due and psy.
able III ADV ArcE
Transient sAsertising will be inserted at the
rate Of u 10 per square for the Arst insertion
and - cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funerul notice 81 90 Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret order, ~ cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted o. sdvsrtis ements
No advertisement will be received a, less than
50 cents. and no advertisement will he inserted
for lese than three dollars per month
.
LOCAL BUsINLss NOTICES
Of one square Is lines space or more. in
serted in the BULLETIN AZ follows LESS
than one square counted as squarc.)
One insertion per square. 30
Two insertions per square.."......... 10
Three insertions per squarc............. ! w
Six insertions per square................ IS
Two weeks per square. 2 80
One month per square.........".......3 30
Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARrxEsr. RivRn REPoT, }
Nov. -. ls7G. /
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 1870.
Tinted

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service. L. ). A.
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'Below nigh water of lS7I.
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service. u ;. 4.
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MEAL.

There is much better feeling in the
meal market, owing to rise in prices of
both country and city stock at New Or
leans. An increase is daily expected here.
Stocks OF both kinds are light. No sales
were reported.
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SIARkE

1H- Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
flling orders and for broken lots il is
necessary to charge an advance over
these lioIIres -As
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Choice white corn is in fair demand.
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HIDES AND FURS.

We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon or
track M mp SO; nut, 3 delivered cal
load per ton. lump, SO so; nut, 81 40,
delivered per single ton. lump, "a nui
81 p; Raum or Harrisburg coal o,
track per load. lump. S27: nut, SIC; de.
livered per ton, 81 20: Pittsburg per
ear loads on tack. So 80 per ton.
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There is but a light supply on the mar.
ket. We note the sale of 500 sacks,
white, I7c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-14

Light Southern Illinois oats are in good
supply and quiet. Choice heavy are
scarce and in fair demand. The sales
noted were as follows cars southern
Illinois in bulk, sc; ears Southern IL
inois IN bulk, J0c: ? cars Southern Iii
uois i'm bulk 2gc
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which had been Increased by spectators to I'LL the
han. He was received with three cheers and then pro-
ceeded to read an address, discussing the financial stu
alton OF the country He spoke in substance follows
IT, IN your OPINION the present financial policy OF our
Government IL the best that can be devised then ad
vice 70 you Is 10 vote Tor Gov. Tden Gov Hayes. To
my mind, thsy both pledged to continue national
policy thai has shrunk the value OF real estate in
our country to less than half the amount that the
same property wound have brought three years ago,
Whlie the debts contracted by the of that same
contracting the currency from $5S per capita at the
close of the war; to less than SIS at the present time
has paralyzed the industries Of country. 1t has
Deeh 10 NE matter 0f profound regret that both the
candidates OF the two great parties have pledged them
selves to take no step backward, in relation tO that
national policy which has taken from the people their
currency, by continuance OF the taxes aud the
unseemy haste of turning domestic debt into gold
bonded debt to he paid abroad.
The whole of circulation Of every kind paid
out by the Government should have been made a legal
tender ana then remained through all coming time
with the population This would have been currency
made as secure as the embodied wealth Of the nation
nestle commerce. and trade. And more than all, it
would give SUCH stability to finances would
& i thOse ihohelsr{ crises ano derngctnenIs
IN business ad stOpplge oil industry that result from
drain OF specie abroad when specie paper simply
represents 8. ee,c Is The only legal tender.
We must put THIS Whole pOwes OF coming money or
issuing currency dS ThOmas Jefferson says, where, by
the Constitution, IL properly belongs" entirely into the
hands OF our Government We require the Govern
ment 10 make tits currency at all times and at the op
ton OF the Individual convertible into interest-bearing
bonds
To my personal friends need not saw that this sacr
ice OF peace anu rest Is like tie surrender OF what
naIU OF life may have. But TO the country at large
Will say that willing TO stand in the place where
nave been pat by the Judgment OF an Intelligent and hon
est portion OF my cOuntrymen, ostand with them, and
try before the whole people this of the peoples
money and the true financial pullcy OF this Government
K. NJ Gri1on OF Albany, W. p. Groom Of NcwYork, Mr..
Troup of Hew-Hayen, Mr. Armstrong of Clinton, and
others addressed the meeting
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1ncAL PoLIrICAL MEETINGS.

AT meeting of the Republicans OF the ISL
Assembly District last evening II was Unanimously re-
s 80 s,n,,oft John RooiRson for Alderman from the
~, ygard The Association bearing his name mum
bered about 40 members. -
% nemocrats Of the list Assembly District last even
Ing At Hudson and North Mooress, perfected the or
canizatlon Of Tilden and Hendricks campaign Cluo'
About $50 names were enrolled.
At Democratic ratification meeting ana banner
raising In the with Assembly District, at sixthVe anu
Kinth-st last evening, Agernon 3 sullivan PieSiuou
80 addyessed the meeting He said that the action Of
I,oident Grant and Acknowledgement Taft Ia sending
10 several " the Southern states 70 ENFORCE ods
at INC polls was worthy Of Russian Gar OF lu
Stan rhe airing upon Fort sumter not nOredrcot
Nov nj the foundations OF the Government LDah was
s arbitrary interference with che freedom on tne o
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TELEGRAPHC NOTES.

UoyFsDALE, Penn, Sept 26.-lhe annual lmr ana
OF County Agricultural society began
mere today, and viii continue for three days
JNpIANAPoIIs, Sept. 2G.--The Champion Boston
Red Stockiugs defeated tho indianapolis CuD IN game OF
base ball here today by the close score OF Z TO l.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 26.-Grading was BEGUN
Portland, Dallas and Sht Lake Illtohi NJ
20nne Utah. The work viii be pushed ahead rapidly
pIIu,pELpInA, Sept 2G.-Dr. T. l.. Mason Of
r,n+vivn h pidng the Association for the cure OF
insi os Papers hereditary tendency ana ON aSylimS
read To-Day
BosroN Sept. 28-The unfinished 22i race Of
yssiray was complete today Gomez won IN tie seventh
heal AGAINST Prank Reeves Honest Harry and hIee OtheiS
pime-2:2j, 2:25h Z'2i ..
C,ycr,yArT Sent. 2B-The Chester Park races
IJ hedn oct L. Each day will close with running face
| e NJ be Of the country Is announced 70 run
The meeting viii last four uayA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Jhe races OF the
prccdaT Tronz heeung. which were ~ have taken place
NJ Sgfok PARK today postponed unu omorto" OH nc
count OF the heavy showers ul1 ioi'li"oh
CHICAGO Sept. 28-Tbe telegraph lines on the
Canada outrn railway and the Chicago and Canada s0't
I RaVay WIN kerpafte connect with the Western Union
Teegraph Companys offices ANA system oil hnee.
MuPoRD Penn, Sept 2G.-The appeal oil the
OF R8llsbufg, uinEan iJlny ". IL
% me ennslIat0n table adopted By the Board OF super
1sra Last been dismissed WIN oosls 70 inc 0upo
yisDrA 81, ,,.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 28.-Prof Baird, the Fish
Commissioner. has received wCrd ron IT,
1000 O1O salmon eggs have been s.9reh on ot 2
ali ~ mem destined for California the rest Tor tue o'her
States.
louisville, Ky, Sept 26.-lhe mile heat race 70 q,
a.. To- eaten hoTges was won by Grit The handicap dasn
Of 1 mes winners excluded Vas won ny Lah1fS
ns taken by Harry Hin IN Sal y aud o:AZ'@ iSno
daah va HedinAn
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cpr,rs AND CAsUALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Boston, Sept 26.-Dr. George Ieuny fell from
the steps Of washngonan Home last night aud vas
instantly KILLED.
LEWEs, Del, Sept 26.-One OF the crew trans
feTed from the Havana steamer Liberty u she schooner
Yellow Pine since died irem the ELECTS OF exposure
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 26.-Ihe Hon. Ihaddeus
monument man was stricken with apOpexy Monday, aud
lies iu q very critical condition
RIpDEFoRp, Me-, Sept. 26-Much excitement is
caused Parsopsdcd Me- BY the mysterious death oil John
q enor ad Of years who was SICK ana VINO WAS found
on sunday shot through the heart
BosToN Sept 26---Dr. Charles ). Woodbury.,
sssiant surgeon at the Mclean Insane Asylum Sumer
,e while ninying croqaet yesterday was attacked by
patient and about The head with erOquet maet his
Injuries arc not fatal
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
A DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED.

HAVANA, Sept. o. The steamer City Of
Merida arrived this morning from Vera Cruz She
brings intelligence from the City Of Mexico TO the 18th
inst Gen. EscObedo the Secretary Of War, shows
great activity in bringing the army up to the highest
standard Gen. Alatorre will have 5000 regulars
around him. constituting the finest army Mexico ever
had. His headquarters ut Tehulcan, midway be-
tween Oaxaca ANA Pueba Diaz reported 20 be march
ing Pueba with about 5000 men, OF whom only 100
are well armed. Hopes entertained that the coming
battle will the last and decide the question OF revolu
ton.
The flibuster Eaken who commanded company OF
revOutioniss IN COahua has been taken prisoner, and
will doubtless be shot
The Mexican Government win probably recognize tho
English debt, and make arrangements With the
bOndhOlders
recent decree imposes duty OF cents per pound on
sulphur imported into Mexico
Congress meets to-day. IL will receive the Presidents
tomorrow, and proceed to yusiness on the 18Th. The
session looked forward with considerable anxiety -
tho elimination OF the present crisis In the mean while
ali military operations are at a standstll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
ELECTION SUPERVISORS IN BROOKLYN.

John j. Allen, in Brooklyn, Chief Supervi-
sor Of Elections, made bis report Monday in the
United States District Court Ia regard TO app onmcnts
Of ward supervisors question raised IN the mat
ter OF appointing Democratic Supervisor for the I'D
Election District OF the Second Ward James Tyner, one
OF the contestants claimed that he represented the reg
lar Democratic organization. The two persons who
tested Mr. Tyners appointment represented the slocum
Democrats They appeared court by counsel and con-
siderable interest was manifested In the case. Judge
Benedict gave his dcCiBnn last evening" saying that IN
the contested districts he would direct that the appoint
msnt he made from the parties applying selecting them
alternately from toe districts in the order OF tue hpco
tons. Tins will divide the appointments In the districts
referred TO, about 20 In number equally among the sew
cral Democratic applcants. The Sl"cWn Democrats
have secured 80 out OF the 1Gl appointments belonging
TO the Democrats under the law.
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INCIDENTS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS or REPuBucAS PROSPECTS
IN ONO AND INDIANA.

VNCOIJRAGING REPOkIb OF kEPlBLlIAN Aiscoi i@SAS
IN ONO AND INDIANA.
Owing to the rain Of yesterday few persons
visited tue headquarters OF the political committees AT
the National Republican Committee rooms III the Fh1h
Avenue Hotel Senator Boutwell, who htd just returned
from Rome and Owego, cheering reports or INC
interest manifested in the campaign by the Republicans
In the interior of the state Visitors and letters from the
Wet continue ther encouraging statements OF the
martyrs prospects In ohb and Indiana. Repubhcan'
IN the presence Of number of wclknown Democratic
pohielans offered wager $4,000 that the Republicans
rnpId carry Indiana but found takers. h. T. Butter
made brief call upon the Republican Committee yes
terday Judge Dittenhoefer OF NewYork who has been
sueaktpg in the West, in German for Hayes ana
wheeler cOrrOborates the cheering reports received
from other sources relative TO Ohio and Indiana lie
does not regard the German vote Us seriously divided
proylinent Republican, in conversation with
TuIgUSg reporter yesterday expressed the opinion hat
there was little present prospect Of IainIaiy ana
.,,t -rammauy combination, He thought llht james
6'Ecien OF Inc aHti-Tamnany faction would be the
snecial hindeFance TO "a union. -, ~,
FIohu Kelly and john Morrlssey called az the Demo
cratic STATE Committee rooms ana 1oV' 1hueh NJ Vh0
National Committees headquarters
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THE WHOLE PARTY AT ALBANY.
e1x HUNDRED DELEGATES IN THE CoNNENIloN-
HOPES or CARRYING THE STATE.

cIx HUNDRED DELEGATES IN lhb C"NN ENllON-
HOPES OF CARRYING THE STATE.
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l
A1RANY. N. Y, Sept. 26.-The convention
lsa ont by Peter CoOpers party numbered at least 600
ae ON the floor ard it quite took the spare rooms
- tta Mansion House last night IL is true that the
oomttee TO meet the next President they fondly
saIsd him a. the depot really numbered about ten men,
ltboob the whole convention adjourned in body TO
nov him that respect; but then it was mining, and
ONE could hardly expect men who really nave
a chance Of carrying the State TO venture
ont on such an occasion. The " next President" was
received however, aud vOcifcrously Mr. Walter p
Groom introduced 10 the bystauders, and until be
found refuge in tie Delavan House, he was quite IN OBJ
sect of interest The proceedings Of the convention are
forwarded by other hands The nominee for Governor
editor of The Albany Post and is at least sharp and
witty editor No other on the ticket are very
we'll known. The wildly enthusiastic friends of the
ticket believe that will draw enough from both parties
70 carry the state; aud few whisper their opinions
eepfdentialy to the effect that Cooper and Cary may
carry enough States to throw the national election into
the House. where Greenback men will elect the next
President"