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New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

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Eg1I Arm % .1d s so:ASsss w;. sS.s: %ss sa
STEADY a, sldSs,c Rye dull Mess POss Tes, T Rs s'
. ss :S s SSs. SsSss o1 p.s..d Ap B.on s''
l3alic Lsri steady atsic. Western bu''s' '' nd
demand wS, S,S @sSSgeSi. s BY -lo sa B', Ga
qglc. and unchsnsd What RE- and oas ,ss ,t.s y
quiet and unchanged. Seeds dull AZ ss " iof '"" ~
' SlS.sl Easy Feb -whea, DALI Re. .sS1Is S,I,s .ss
Oats IN good supply and dali s Hdo's 49, @ Fer. Family
wr rt.5Rssrsda .51.assd ass sso d ws.sS 4, 's S
%..,.1s M ~ @e'' Sse nh MI Srss 20 % Ss
a,ec MIei SsdSsc.i Black slaSis M. P"r, 81 sns,s
Ho; % 1seIc r.,,asS,. pfSussi ws.s Crude isdS k'''
i.s SSi. B.srDy strong 1t I5el6 fosS ,Ss' M cs .
s6;S. wbs,, annsr ana was'sS ~ active, Proc M
sm At sis So Bulk Meats and stessi R,~, s.,
eeis Bacon .sVs sIaSes ,S o sUo demand p. sF
1%,so ~ , re-" sS,n Ss toT 1Set Winter ss e. -
t TOT Double BIir. Wheat srn for spnpso So S.S le
a.. h,sh Ma Milwaukee az VI Vi Isk - AZ tss "A
~ W U1 H Cc,a h hs,ier s snl saes io2o es,a " -
hush lots. at 65 Bsey 9ae' , aaS Coo Mes ~ "a 20
SoI 81 IS Tor untOsd r sl.s ~ ,So Hs
RAILROAD Freghts-0a FiosF, to bo''Sa' w" .,ss
TSs,Stu F.h IL-Fonr in kr demand spd y s" co
" Ne, sc and can; Rel ~ ssa Sl o. az Os a's
I-c Rye IN a demand a, lower rates. a,ip po'ed sss
- PIX 9al sd nOsnsl at u LII slss ss
Bok Mests-m prices asked bs' no 20 SsoDss s a..
Slonses. q 0oc aor sides bacon e rls. sides 7ic le
@ sS@ss o. .Ss %n:aS sstI.ss E
M htS1ISssS, SaI s,%o rse ~ lsf ~ i No. ;s S
leopinx; No 3:. Cora s,esdy No s and ,rsree 20 10
sand sa,.s,di No lil% 81 sSssI IS rs,s d.. ~
ssIiy ii. S Ressipss-s,OVc bush whs'@ s''- MA
! p,,,a $1H; No sssft
" 81. Corn dull AMI esrIi i'"''' a~~st q
"s.s ssxrS,. s rsS sioan..:. ss s:ss 'SS sal E =
.oaa., Oat. ia sod ssmasi -, :. siass fia1ie LsS
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New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
ColeIaan DcnedIcl,. clo.me quotatlons were:

William ward 70. % Bioad-st quotes Stock Privileges
s selling FOR per cent bonus 90 days and u per cen;
bouus on % days time, at the following variations from
the market price of the securities named:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK ExCUANGE-FIRsr CALL
lnf O'CLOCK A. NJ.
IUf CLUCh NJ Ms
NuLInI lnrlrnn an Hnnds.

SdltJ OF GorFnDtH tHI HOhfI MI
ooo0u 2, 1891 .yIis 1000 o. s. $40 Con '65'.''id
25tOJ H. 5lO Con lOi 5000 20 1oa %
iUoO .lOt OoI b20 Cou o. :'''''',
10 oo0 T. s $40 Reg L5....IOl l8O $40 Reg b '''lh'
s,., a, ,,, Bond Bans ead Rairoad-EgpreSs
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

EuwtNcroN CtDkH Rhrps AND MiNNRsoIA
Sh, IN rEi. CENT Con SHINING trND BoNps for
sale .i 9s. and interest l., IiENn, t'rWs & Co.,
Nc. ~ " slisi., N.wbot.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
Ntm lJnblitdiions.

HlSlOtl 81 ihe GREAT TIRES IN CHI
go 80 it' rffl ~ E'v D.. Go0ttrfrb d. t. Of Cs,
'""ifis aso
i@s" - '"sr if"- - q c",g. 71ea suGag ,.ii
% '''s D. -" \" Sug,i,t. - ~ - Lses. o. '1iet.,u
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THE STATE or TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAkhET>. .,.,,,-. r.. Ia
IiyyRPoor Prb l+-il WtO.ion opener oui hu.-s -
lijd. MiIbg Orleans ut. The sas OF tie Jay arc @-''
10 OCO bales - , -, -, o., IA, r,sr ~
LospoS Feb n-r:5O r--Consoh opened a. ~ ~ '' % 10
g2idglI for the sccount American Securities opelso al
Twenty bonds, 1905, s! 1865. s!t. Wt's I. LeHE""
PARIS Feb ll-a. tD-FreAeh Routes, 5oL tV-
LoNDOS Feb It-ll;J0 s.in.Talos. )! pefe@' AL "A, a.
LoypoS Feb l+-l:3O D. m.-Colsgs Tor more n, ia
count III O. s. Fiye!Tnenty bonds, a6', 9li ISs 'T ~
81; Ten forties. 81.
PARrs Feb. I4-p. m.-Rentes. SCI soc. ~, a. 81, 4
LtyERPooI, Feb. l4l,0 Motion sIe1, - q, ,rs
che 5.v are sin estimated al 10 600 bales lLens ivs rl
istion and export Gales Of cotton Shipping OF 90 s
lesns have been made et II 5l6L foI h!abAl f"
SO y Dbl. for hre Western lume Mess IN =, weuN ~
IuFpPooL Feb 1f-5 D. m.-Ccon closed aai a. i ,rstn
NJ1ns UelauI hi aIIId for Midlls oreia' is. q -. s
New Orleans at lid the sales Of the day FOO, gp w. &
90 bales for eypor, and specuAton Bre. s,e.s S''
Cumberland Cut q 8 Short RIB Mddes. 50 -, "A, ross, ~
Lospos, Feb AS p. m-CoRsols closed - SgF, r,'d
o., l for the account American Secunte. e Ia, M Its-
states Five rweuty Donds, lS62s sli lS0s' Wi WV
fsriies, soi .,n. -
PAs, Feb H-Freueh Renes closed st ~ 1c vass,r ~
HAvRx Feb l+Cotton heavy snd irregulsri % n oss s
LiyssPooI FEB. l-Arriged. Feb H. asp ye.s s ron Bn
Gsyeston Dec a. VITA asa bales eettoa sP H.. rx 10!
Jsn. 8. With 500 bales eotloni ship VsugoD, is'
With 1863 bales cotton.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

THE CnCAGo, DANvILLE AND NINCUNNrs Tmsr
MoRrGi"E BoNDs are for only ;Sls1OO per mile
upon finished road which is doing large aud pro-
ftable business For sale ai 9O aud accrued interest.
W. B. SInTrUCk n Co., liankers
No. -, NatshIi-sl \cw-lork.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
IosresrIiy rspo,,sa 'or tn. r,r.r-,,

Tie ouoshoss are based on Cotton rHrine n oe's, n
half grade above below the ersis dno-ed ' :"
COPFEE-Ihere Is no chance for In rove nerf IN a.
the rnarket the dsusnd ~. Ogng ve., dyh ID = sss
ported today; Rio, ls4 ollie gI1. N-@'F.s :
FLOUR AID MEAL-rhe den 'gl f9r wes'.r, "a a.
vita hnei asrvss prices are agin hgber; hJt~, n 1 n
light stock and bmiel arrisa ut pod IA f's :
close the market IL firm q, slight si,a.ce Ill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-21
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
Completion Of the Building at Louisville
Celebration OF the ETent-AR Out
line Of its Dimensions and
Capacity.

LOUISVILLE, July 2L-The compile
| tion of the Industrial Exposition Build
ing was celebrated here to-day by an
immense mass-meeting Of the citizens,
held in the building, AZ which there
were twenty thousand people in attend
ance, with music and speaking. The
doors were thrown open at fiEe O'Clock,
and speaking commenced few minutes
thereafter. Mr.. Blur spoke in behalf Of
the contractors, delivering the keys to
| the directors. Hon. b. J. Webb re-
spOnded in behalf of the company.
Among the speakers We're General VIM.
Preston, General W. Finnell, eX-GOver-
nor Bramlette, and other distinguish
ed citizens. Three of the oldest
citizens of the city We're present, being
driven into the center of the lower hall
in carriage. The crowd regarded it as
a thorough test of the building, which is
of the most substantial character, capa-
bic Of sustaining twice the weight that
can be put on it. Many business houses
were closed in accordance with the re-
quest of the Board of Trade, to permit
their employees TO attend. The building
is the largest of the kind III the United
States, being three hundred AMI thirty
feet ON Fourth street by two hundred
and thirty feet on Chestnut, covering
an area Of seyenty-six thousand
square feet, with extensive galleries
and basement ninety by one hundred
feet. The entire floor space is over one
hundred and twenty-five thousand
square feet. The interior is well lighted
and well ventilated and the coolest
place in the city. 1t is closed for decor
alton until the opening of the eXpOsi-
ton, September Sd. The success of the
exhibition is assured beyond question.
Applications for space for the exhibit
ton of novelties are coming in daily.
The Inauguration has OccasiOned to-day
more general Interest than anything that
has occurred in Louisville since the
Commercial Convention was held here.
The proceedings closed with a banquet
to the press at night, the building being
lighted by over thirty thousand gas jets.
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NEW YORK.
Swiss National FestiTal-Erie Railroad
vs.. Jay GOuld-NO More Whjs. bl
ky-Gnzzling on Sunday.

NEW YORK, July 20.--The United Swiss
societies commence their national festi-
val tomorrow at Jones's Wood. The
Concert, in which three thousand, Swiss
singers will engage, will be given in the
evening. Monday there win be a pro-
cession, prize shooting, athletic sports,
etc. r
The suit brought by the Erie Railroad
Company against the jefferson railroad,
is to break up contract made by Jay
Gould, by which il is alleged that Gould
came into possession of forty thousand
shares of Jefferson railroad stock which is
now held in trust for him by Justin ID.
White. Complainant further charges
Gould with Withdrawing from the Erie
railroad one hundred and eighty-fOur
thousand dollars of Jefferson railroad
bonds, and substituting an equal amount
of doubtful bonds. -f. .-s
The Brooklyn police have been ordered
to arrest all liquor dealers having their
saloons open tomorrow Sunday for the
sale of liquors, and the District-Attorney
is determined to prosecute all parties so
arrested.
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GRANT.
YOu (DOu't) Bet-He Is not 50 Sure Of
his Election.

MILWAUKEE, July 20.-The report
having been circulated that General
Grant had authorized a bet on his own
election, the editor Of the Daily WIScOn-
siR addressed Hote to Long Branch and
received the following repiy from Gen
eTal Porter, the Presidents private sec
retary: ''The President directs me to say
in reply to the charge, that he never in
his life made bet upon the result Of an
election, nor has he authorized or ad-
vised any one to do go. He had no
knowledge that any one had made bet
with Mr. Wilkes until he read an an
nouneement in the newspapers.
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ST. LOUIS IN SLICES.
The New Exchange BaIlding Sui
Is eides-An Editor Declines the Hon
or sf Police Commissioner.

ST. Louis, July 20.-The members of
the Merchants Exchange voted to-day,
almost unanimously, to subscribe fifty
, thousand dollars 10 the stock of the as
s0ciation having in charge the prospect
of building the new Exchange Build
| ing, to cover the block bounded by
Third and Fourth, Chestnut and Pine
streets. -ai.
The dead body of an unknown man
was found suspended from tree near
East st. Louis to-day.
An unknown boy, about twelve years
of age, committed suicide last night BY
jumping into the Iiver
Joseph Ialetzer, of the HestLeiche
Post, believing that his position as a
member of the Board of Police Com
missioners of this city Incompatible
with his connection with the political
events now transpiring, has resigned
his place in the board.
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POLITICAL GATHERINGS.

Secretary Delano and Commissioner
Baker go to stump North Carolina Mon
day next.
Grant clubs are being formed all
through Northern Kansas, and great
enthusiasm prevails,
The New York World says that Gree
ley is hard at work on an Encyclopedia,
which will be published soon.
The Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans of New York are making arrange
ments for a grand ratification meeting.
A Philadelphia dispatch says Galusha
A. Grow, as well as Curtin and Secre-
tary Cofley are coming home to stump
for the Greeley ticket.
The Liberal Republican National Ex-
ecutive Committee say they are receiv-
promising to favor Greeley.
It is reported that Ex-President John
son will make two or three Greeley
speeches in North Carolina, replying es-
pecially to Secretary Boutwell,.
Susan B.. Anthony appeals to the
women of the country in behalf Of the
Dolly Warden suffrage association, in
which she arrsigns Greeley as their
most bitter enemy.
A large Greeley and Brown ratifica-
ton meeting was held in Bangor,
Maine, last night. Addresses We're made
by General Fitzpatrick, Hon. w. II. Me-
Grill and Mr.. Emery.
A Washington dispatch received at
New York SAYS that the letter recently
published by Reavis from Senator Sum
ner was written year ago, while Gree
lev was in Texas and when he was
talked of as q possible candidate for the
Presidency
Greeley recently declined to furnish
money to sustain newspaper at Wash
ingtOn, saying: 81 do not consider that
legitimate political expenditure. If the
people will not support a newspaper
there favoring my election, we must get
on without it as best we may"
A dispatch from Madrid says that such
expressions of congratulation and 10y
atty are being received by the King
from all parts of the country that their
Majesties drove out yesterday in an open
carriage, and were greeted with enthu-
siasm. Thousands followed the carriage
on its return. The examination of the
two captured assassins developes the eX-
istence of an extensively organized con-
spiracy.
A meeting was held yesterday in Nash
vile, to Tatify the nomination of Greeley
and Brown. The attendance large, and
enthusiastic spirit prevailed. Ex-GOv-
ernor Neill S. Brown, delegate to Balti-
more, presided. Speeches were made by
Chairman, Bailie PaytOn, Z. d. GOlla-
day, member of Congress, ahd others.
This meeting was continued last night
Honorable J. M. Fleming, elector for the
State at large, II. 8. Foote and J. b.
Jeupe, and leading German citizens, ad-
dressed the large crowd assembled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-21

The leader and fifteen members Of the
Irish band left Boston yesterday on their
return to Ireland. The members who
remain here claim the title of the band.
1t is reported that they have refused TO
follow the original leader of the band,
and have taken q new one and will
make a tour OF the United States before
returning. Unpleasant relations have
existed between the members of the
band since its organization.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-21

Advices from St Petersburg state that
the cholera epidemic is gradually
making its way from the Eastern pro-
vinces of Russia, and gaining foothold
la the central aud western portions Of
the empire. Moscow is now suffering
from the disease in a malignant form,
the proportion of deaths to recoveries
being eight 20 one. Thousands of the
better classes are fleeing to Western Eu-
rope. At 81. Petersburg few sporadic
cases have appeared. The authorities
have cut of communication between
the capital and the infected districts.
The graye-diggers are Gn strike al ihs
WoOlWich Cemetery.
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GALVESTON.

MOBILE, July 20.-Cotton dull; mid
ding, 22c. Net receipts, 6 bales; grOs,
receipts, 81 bales. Stock, 1888 bales.
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The Lucas County Ohio Republican
Convention 20 choose delegates to the
Republican Congressional Convention
TO be held on the twenty-iifth, met in
this city yesterday. The delegates
chosen were instructed 10 support the
nomination Of George r.. Haynes, Of
Toledo, for Congress.
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SAVANNAH


SAVANNAH, July 20.-Cotton dull and
nothing doing; middling, 2Ilc. Net re-
ceipts, 56 bales. Exports, coastwise, 223
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DIED.

kOHLBRN-Friday evening, July 18th, at
81 o'clock, at Raleigh Springs, EARLY, oldest
twin son of Anna and Aug. KOhlbry.
The friends OF the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from 81 Main street. this
SUNDAY afternoon, 2lst inst. at 3 o'clock.
Carriages in attendance.
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/ GALVESTON, July 2o.-CottOn nOmi
+ nal; good ordinary, 20ic. Net receipts
/ - bales. Stock, 4S2 bales.
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HOWLING DERVISHES.
A Grand Row at Mississippi's Capital.

JACKSON, July Is, 49,.
EDITORS APPEAL-Ilast night wit
messed one of the most disgraceful dis
turbances ever enacted in this city. The
time draws near for the nomination of q
Congressman from this-the fourth
Congressional district. The aspirauts
are numerous, among whom are named
George {. Mckee, present incumbent;
NJ. Shaughnessey, United States Mar
shal for the Southern District of NIissis-
sippi; James Lynch, colored Secretary
of State; and Judge George f. Brown,
Judge of the Tenth Judicial District.
Last night was the time for holding a
"precinct meeting" TO choose delegates
to the County Convention. All the clans
gathered from miles around the country
(all negrUes, of course, to the number OF
several hundred. The country negroes
were generally in favor Of Mckee, and
were largely in the majority. United
States District-AttOTney jacobson is the
President Of the city club, and is for
sHAUGHNESsEY.
BY virtue of his office as Presi-
dent, he assumed the ChaiTmanship of
the combined meeting. This was OBJ
jected to by many, and loud calls were
made for H. r. Pease, superintendent
Of Public Education. The tumult lasted
for about two hours, when Pease ascend
ed the speakers stand alongside Of Ja-
cobson, and himself proceeded TO put
the question: "All those who are in fa-
yOr of Captain III. II. Pease taking the
chair will make it known 10y saying"
At this juncture Jacobson struck
Pease in the mouth. In return,
PEAsE
grappled jacobson by the throat and
chOked him severely.
The scene became in moment one
grand theater of riot and confusion.
Sticks and pistols We're hourished with
little regard for human life. The tumult
rose, bubbled and boiled, until it was a
surging mass of infuriated demons. In
the midst of this, United States Marshal
Shaughnessy posted his deputies around
Jacobson to protect him, and also placed
jacobson in possession of a pistol. He
also sent a messenger to
THE BARRACKS
TO secure troops to guell the disturbance.
In the meantime Mayor Smith heard of
the disturbance, and immediately cali
ing his Chief Of Police, with a strong
force Of officers, proceeded to the hall
and dispersed the rioters. But for the
timely Intervention of the Mayor, bloody
scenes, it is believed, would have fol
lowed.
General Mckee with his followers
some two hundred or more negroes and
a few whites sought another hall now
near twelve o'clock midnight). Upon
the street be stopped and, mounting a
carriage-box, harangued his audience for
some minutes, denouncing in unmeas-
ured terms the impertinent interference
of the military authorities" J" as he was
pleased to term the Jacobson -Shaugh-
messy party. The residents in the vicin-
ity slept last night a. if upon a volcano,
ready at any moment to hear the out
burst of a bloody riot All is quiet to-
day.
During the excitement,
REV. JAMES LYNCH,
Secretary of State, was around, but was
too drunk to appreciate the chaotic con-
dition of affairs. He staggered about in
a hopelessly muddled condition.
The next scenein this act will be- given
AT Clinton, ia this county, next Satur-
.t.tAr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

VNHE regular monthly meeting Of the Cham
L ber Of Commerce viii be held MONDAY
evening, July 22d, at O'Clock.
r.. A. PINSON, President.
LEON. THOI-SnALE. Secretary. iN2l
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST BEPoRr BY rELEGEAPH.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, July 30.--Cotton dull
middlings nominal. Net receipts, 81
bales; gIoss receipts, 1856 bales. Stock
665S bales.
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ARCADIAN

As soon 81 dinner was dispatched, we
took oW seats upon the grass at Mr..
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THE COLLATION.

was wound up with ice cream and rasp-
berries, of which there seemed the great
est proftIsiOn. Mrs. Greeley was PIES
ent, sitting in a carriage. She is am in
valid, but has a pleasant face, and quite
pretty for her age. Your correspondent
was presented to her, and also to Miss
Ida Greeley, the eldest daughter, who
looks to be about twenty years Of age.
With her was much struck Without
being beautiful, she would take rank
anywhere as a pretty girl. She did The
honors of the day IN aquiet, graceful
and lady-like manner, which spoke well
for the mother and father who have
reared her. She was quite chatty and
pleasant, and returned or parried the
many compliments paid her with an
ease that showed something Of the two
years residence in Paris, from which
she has just returned. Your corresponds
ent was presented to her as " one of her
fathers rebel supporters She replied
that IL gave her pleasure to meet any
friend Of her father, but that
Il gave her special pleasure to know that
he was properly appreciated and had
friends at the South.
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The committee appointed under the
Congressional act to investigate alleged
-depredations on the Texas frontier, ar
rived at Brownsville, Texas, Friday.
Yesterday they published their an
nomeement of readiness 10 proceed to
business Immediately after the sxpi-
ration of the necessary ten days notice.
The presence of the Commission will
inspire the people with confidence that
they will obtain their rights.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-21
THE BARRACKS
Rrv- LANES LYN1.

Secretary of State, was around, but was
too drunk to appreciate the chaotic con-
dition of affairs. He staggered about in
hopelessly muddled condition.
The next scenein this act will be- given
al Clinton, ia this county, next Satur-
day.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Payments of interest on Arkansas
State Bonds, since the funding of the
old anti-war Indebtedness, have been
made as follows:
Funded Debt Bonds. bearing six per
cent. interest, due 1899 and l900-amOunt
issued, s., SO0,0 900; lst payment, July,
1853; I'd, January, 1870; 3D., July, 1870;
4th, January, 1871; 9th, July, lS71; 9th,
January, 1872; eth, July, 1872.
State Aid Bonds, bearing seven per
cent. interest, due lS99-amOunt is
sued, s., $50, 500: 1st payment, October,
1863; I'd, April, 1870; Sd, October, 1870;
ith, April, 1871; 9TH, October, 1871; 9Th,
April, 1872; 9Th, due October, 1872.
Interest payable at the Union Trust
Company, city of New York.
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COLONEL M'RAE

and several others who had seen
enough of that sort Of thing, sat quietly
down on big rock under dense shade
and calmly discussed the situation and
waited for something to turn up. In
about an hour something did turn up
in the shape Of a negro coming up the
hill and fuTiOusly ringing a large bell.
With singular unanimity and great en-
thusiasm the crowd Including your
correspondent and the other gentlemen
who had been on yonder hill reclin-
ing" ~ moved toward a grove Of young
fir trees which Mr.. Greeley had planted
lower down the valley, and beneath
which We found a long table covered
with a prOfusion of delicacies and
adorned with handsome china and cut
glass. There were no liquids save Chap
mamma water and lemOnada
The New York herald., 1872-03-18
RAID ON A KENO SHOP.

A few minutes after eleven O'Clock Saturday night
a squad OF ofricers from the Twentieth precinct
made raid upon the Keno establishment kept by
William and John Bennett, at 41O Eighth avenue,
where they arrested the proprlctors and twelve per-
sons seated around tables anxious to make q keno.
They were conveyed to the station house In Thirty
seventh street, IN company with tue pharaphanalia
captured in the place. Yesterday morning they
were arralgned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
Market and discharged with the exceptions OF the
prOprietors, who were held 10 ball In the sum OF
95OO each.
The New York herald., 1872-03-18
NJ EDICAI..

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"A perfcnce. Special Diseases successfully and perma
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