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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
Il SWEEPING PROPOSITION.
What the Internntionnls Want in New
York.

At meeting of the International Working
mems Society, In New York City, on Sunday,
sCitizen Banks" submitted thefollowing docu.
ment, which was ordered 10 be sent to all
sections and If approved by them to be adopt
ed and acted upon: s'The International work.
ingmen of the City. through their delegate 10
the Federal Council, recommend 10 the clll.
zens of New York City the embodiment OF the
TO lowing propositions In the forthcoming city
charter: That the city shall institute gas works
of their own, and not only supply the streets
but all the buildings In the city with gas at cost.
That the city ehall Institute coal depots to sup.
ply fuel to Its citizens at cost of mining and
transportation. That the city shall institute
markets where the provisions of the country
may be gsrnered and dispensed to the
people at cost OF purchase, Transportation
and distribution. That Lne CITY rescino
the charters of the city railroads and ferries,
take possession of and run them In the Inter.
est of the people, at cost. That economical
dwellings be erected by the city upon Its own
uuirn proved lots, to be let to the people at
cost, That the system OF contracting pubic
work shall be abolished where 1t can be done
BY the city authorities. That all public ofhcers
shall receive their commissions direct from
the people, while the names Of deputies,
the list of qualified applicants as jurors are, by
being drawn from wheel. That all fee offices
shall be abolished, and salaries reduced to
comport to the wages of working people. That
Ito prevent vena[ leglslalion) all tax levles
and other important measures shall be SUBJ
mltted to the people. and neads OF depart
ments shall publish frequent reports, IN detail,
of oil receipts and disbursements. Taat
school houses and town halls shall be free for
the people to convene in to consider subjects
of public welfare, when not otherwise occu.
niad ~
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How YouSG MR.. TWEED Cor RIcH.-Richard
II. Tweed, Jr., (Tweeo's son. was subjected
to rigid examination on the 80. b ult, In the
New York Supreme Court, on bis proposition
to be one Of the bondsmen for his father. He
said the total value Of his real estate was about
81 '5s4. 600. He owned none of this property
before last August He had received 1t all from
his father and mother partly for aaSS consider der
no understanding with his father that the con-
veyance Of this property was to enable him to
become bail-in fact there was no understand
Inc at all between him and his father on the
subject. he went on to say, further, that a
large proportion of this real estate was given
to him with an idea that 1t would be turned
over to his mother. 1t was recorded on the
28th of October. When the deeds were given
to him the father said, "Here, Richard, this Is
to make you a rich man. HIS father was
lessee Of the Metropolitan Hotel, and had ad-
Yanced the money to fit 1t up. Should his
father ask him to give back all TINS properly T oa
he said he would use his Judgment 10 com
plying. A recess was then taken until Wed
nesday.
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TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, January.
Bismarck's note to the Geialan agents indi-
Gates distrust Of the Theirs government.
The arms taken from France by Prussia are
being secretly purchased by the International
lists.
The Irishmen at Liverpool made demon
stration In favor OF q home government for
Ireland. Sullivan, editor Of the Dublin Ma
tIon, addressed the meeting.
Two members Of Parliament from Liver.
pool, addressing their constituents, advocated
an alliance between Great Britain and the
United States, and praised the treaty. The
Advertiser, alone of the journals, opposes the
treaty, declaring that the English commission
ers were outwitted and England bound hand
and foot. War Is preferable to allowing Yam.
kee claims. Il appeals to England to Withdraw
from treaty which insults the country.
A church was burned acNanchester by
An earthquake is reported at Sheffield.
The Rounaniah Chambers have adopted
convention which provides lor the settlement
of the Danuban Railway obligations.
Queen Victoria has returned to windsor:
Four Greek vessels were sunk In the Black
Sea and all hands lost.
Official advices show that the Persian famine
continues, and entire districts are depopula.
ted. The suffering In the cities is terrible.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

The establishment OF the German Empire
dates from the 18th of January, 1871, and 1t is
consequently they ouDgest of the great powers
on earth.
The German Empire Is confederation of
twenty-five States. It comprises four King
doms Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony and Wurtem-
hnrG. ! ak Grand-duchips, five Duchles, seven
Priacpalities and three Republics. The lat
fer. which are usually called the Free Cities,
are Lubbock, Bremen and Hamburg. Besides
these, Alsace and Lorraine, the newly. acquired
territories, are direct dependencies OF tne Ger
man Empire, and are administered oy gov
ernor. twas formerly believed that republics
only were able to form compact federal gov.
eminent. but the successful organization Of
the German Empire refutes this argument.
The German Empire Is Inhabited by forty
millions of people. With the exception OF
ahnnt I 500. 600 of Poles in Eastern Prussia,
lOO. 600 Danes In Northern Schleswlg and about
O,O0O French in Alsace and Lorraine, the pop
ulaiion consists entirely Of Germans. BY far
the largest State ls Prussia, which has q popu-
iatIon IF d. OOO. 600: next comes Bavaria with
4 s01 O0]: Saxony with 2,400, 900; and Wurtem-
berg with /, 100000. The aggregate populalion
of the other twenty States is about 800, ,OO0
The population of Alsace and Lorraine, accord
ing to the French census OF 1868, Is nearly
1,5o0,00 oo,o
The German Empire has 1916 geographical
square miles; It's area is consequently conaid-
erable smaller than that Of European Russia,
which has loo, ,285 square miles, and It Is also
smaller than the Austrian Empire, which en-
braces lO,18O square miles, ana 1t ls only q
little larger than France (s5SS square miles,l
but considerably larger than Great Britain and
ireland 1872 square miles,) and Italy with
Rome (5766 square mles.) With regard to
population, European Russia, with near:y TO-
600, 900 of people, exceeds the German Empire,
but the latter outranks all the other European
States with regard TO the number OF inhabi-
tapts,
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THINGS IN COLUMBIA.
A Gala Day with the Firemen-Rail-
road Matters-The w q ter Power
Scheme, &c.
rrsoM QUE OWN CORRESPONDENCE


COLUMBIA, January 8.
This has been quite gala day among the
freuen. The quarterly parade Of both the
Independent and Palmetto Companies took
place, and both companies turned out with
full ranks, making credltable display. After
the procession the Independents stationed
their fine steamer on Main street, near the Co.
lumbia Hotel, and exhibited its performance
to the satisfaction of the spectators and the
infinite amusement of the pickantnnies. The
Palmettoes expect very soon to be In posses
sion of their new ave.thousand-dollar steamer,
from the Amoskeag works, which has been
completed and Is nearly paid for by citizens
subscription.
The affairs of the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad Company appear to be approaching
crisis I understand that motion TO force
the company into involuntary bankruptcy mas
been prepared by counsel for the Hon: Joe
Crews. and will be argued before Judge Bryan
"A soon as he can spare time enough from the
Ku-Kl,x trials to hear 1t, accompanied oy q
motion to postpone the sale of the road which
is now ordered by Judge Rutland. to be made
early next month.
The transfer of the Greenville and Columbia
Road TO the South Carolina Railroad Company
appears to be still hanging fire. ktmpton re re- :
de tails of this transfer, and frequently engag-
ged In long and anxious interviews with the
State officials on the subject of finances. He
declares that he has long ago submit I'd ms
report as financial agent, and that all -ie lalK
about Treasurer Parker's inability to report to
the comptroller-general by reason of the non
receipt Of his (Kfmpton's) report, Is al! moon
shine, and only another instance of the at
teInpts OF the State officials to shift the respon-
sItilitv of their acts to other shoulders, In
Which attempts they seem to be adopts.
The operations of the Columbia Water
Power Company (the sprague enterprisel are
being energetIcally pushed to completion.
The company has now, under the supervision.
of Colonel Pearce and Major Mahon, force OF
one hundred and sixty laborers engaged In
widening and deepening their canal, besides a
number of masons, master builders, &ca en-
raeed on the rock and. carpenter work. Tt Is
now claimed that the canal will be completed,
according to contract, iu three or four weeks
from date, including three bridges for The con-
venlence OF the public, five culverts and new
md Ionl- cyofQ
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sworn OUT WITH FIGURES" THE suicide
of clerk In the Bank Of New York occurred
recently. The name Of the deceased was Ru-
fus Ripley, aged twenty-three. He had been
employed for several years in the bank as
boekkeeper In the gold department. He had
suffered at intervals from neuralgia in the
head, which caused the most intense pain, and
at times untitled him for business. He left
letter In which he said: II am worn out with
headaches and figures, and am going to my
long rest. have made the last posting In the
ledger of lite, and now am going to tick off,
Good by! God bless you!" The bank officers
state that the accounts Of the deceased are
correct rs-'
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THE PETTICOAT K4R.
Olive Logan Abandoning the Woman
Suffrage Ranks.

The New York Tribune publishes letter
from Olive Logan, Mrs. Writ sikes,) 10 which
she Indignantly repudlates any connection
with the free-love doctrines of the woman's
rights advocates, and cites her recent mar
rlage as proof of her respect for that sacred In
stitution. She adds:
I little dreamed, when I attended the
Womau's Convention, at Steinway Hall, In the
spring of 1869, (the only one have ever at
tended) that the utterances Of that body
would ever lead up to such monstrous doc
trines as are now put forth In the names Of
the advocates Of woman suffrage. IL the snort
speech made on that occasion, conjured
my hearers to believe that we sought no con-
hict with the gentle household gods, that we
waged no war on the sweet home virtues, and
much of like purport. I have not "progres.
sedn one inch In this matter since. still
think happy home the best thing there is on
this earth, and 1 still believe that the old
fashioned marriage is the basis OF 1t. There
foreI I, like my husband, do not "stand IN the
front line of the ultra.pr ogressiontsts OF the
age with regard 10 marriage
Meantime, the subject OF woman's enfran-
chisement has become so loaded with obnoxi-
GUS features that what once seemed fair pro-
test against the tyranny OF taxation Without
representation, (the principle for which our
forefathers fought and died. Is now becoming
q nuisance to audiences. It iB also becoming
a nuisance TO me; and have resolved 70 con-
fine myself in future to line Of remark which
has done more toward winning me such fame
and fortune as possess Than anything have
said about suffrage. UncleaI hands have been
laid upon it-et It 60. Sufficient for me are
the old.fashioned themes Of q noble life, a
good mans love, frolics With the children, how
to.make home happy, the flowers on virtues
vapldltes OF Mr.. Fitz Noodle, the Sfunniments
of Miss Jerusha, the honest little comedies OF
daily life, and the sweet household pixies.
with these themes am happy and at home,
and with these I am contents Only let me do
NY work in my own way-.la me use my mail:
people call me San ultra progresslonlsr with
regard to marriage
Yours truly, OLIVE LOGAN.
On railroad train, December %, 1871.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
THE WHARTON TRIIL.

ANNAPOLIS, January 8.
The conclusion of DR.. Warrens direct evil
dence is that on Wednesday, the day of
Ketchum's death, the symptoms of cerebro
spinal meningitis were present. and not those
Of a tartar emetic poison, and thinks the diff.
erent diagnoses OF those diseases proves this.
The Increased sensitiveness Of the skin on
that day was q characteristic Of meningitis
and not of tartar emetic. Indeed insensitive-
ness of the skin Is characteristic OF the lat
ter. This proves to the witness that Ketchum
died of meningitis. This conclusion was from
symptoms alone. The post-morten went to
show that death did not result from poison,
which had It been present would have been
developed by the irritation Of the mucous
membrane.
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THE WEATHER THIS D4K.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. January

WASHINGTON, D. c., January4.
The barometer will probably continue rising
on Friday throughout the Atlantic States and
cR Clear Weather and anr @ tempefature north
westerly winds In the Middle and Eastern
States, and north and northeast winds on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic
coast tonight.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
nrBATOHELOR'S HAlR DYE.-THIs

%BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE Is the best In the ,oorzd--per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpless'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. BATCHELoR's HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
slsts. Factory No. 10 Bond street, New York.
jan23-mwf1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05

@r CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON BRANCH,
No. 8 BROAD sTREET.-On and after THURSDAY,
18th January, 1872, the regular sepi.annual inter.
est will be paid to depositors.
All interest not paid on the 3lst day OF January
will be added to the principal Of the depositor,
end will draw interest as II deposited on the lst
January. Deposltors are requested to bring In
their books, that the interest may be entered.
Interest is compounded quarterly, but payable a.
heretofore In January and July.
D. RAVEEELs Jr,
decso-9o Assistant Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, January 4.
The archives Of the old New York board Of
aldermen were seized and locked up by Com
missioner Van Mort.
meeting OF the bar will be held tonight,
the object being to secure the removal OF
Judges McCunn, Cardozo, Barnard and one
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fnt1eraII' 'Notires.

~THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF ISAAC II. GAsKNs, and the Members CT
Salem Baptist Church, are invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF the former, atthe residence Of
W. Z. Leitch, No. Pitt street, THIS: AFTERNOON,
at 8 o'clock. JAMS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
THE ROCHESTER, EXCITEMENT.
ROCHESTER,, January 4

ROCHESTER,, January 4.
All quiet. The people are not allowed to
gather In the vicinity Of the jail or the streets
The man who knocked soldier down yes
terday was sent to the penitentlary to-day for
six months.
The negro's victim Is reported improving.
The people OF Rocaestsr we're n0t ao"eo
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tec39-20

@r NOTICE.-THREE MON a s
after date application will be made to the City
Council Of Charleston for RENEWAL OF GER
TIFICATE No. III, period "a, for $Io,17o, dated
nth October 1857 Of city 6per cent. stock, issued
to the Trustees shirras Dhpensary, and the orisi.
nal Of which is lost or destroyed.
dec28.lamO3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
SHOCKING OUTRAGE.

RICHMOND, January 4.
Anegro in Prince Edwards County took by
force from her mothers house Respectable
grl aged thirteen, outraged her and escaped.
The people are In pursuit.
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NOTES AND DETAILS By MAIL.

The Confessiny Ku-Kiux-What they
had TO say about the Klan-Fahure
to Connect Respectable Men with the
Organization-The Case OF Colonel
nlcMaster-A Manly Reply to the
Court-Corbin Takes Time to Consider
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The entire time of the court to-day was oc.
cupled by the arguments in the case Of Colonel
McMaster, the recusant counsel for DR.. Avery.
Chamberlain and Corbin spoke in support Of
the rule of the court, and John Watles In
favor of the respondents. A decision is ex-
pected to-morrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
~ON MARRIAGE.R

II q n M a 4 q a u = oN
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. HImpediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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Busiress Qar1s.
WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.
TuIE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle.
mems, Ladies' and Ckildrens Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
up with the Soft or Manufacturers' Finish; Lace
and Crspe Shswls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
M Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-lyr L BILLER. Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05

~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, 10Th DECEMBER 1871.
DIvIDEND.-A SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
FOUR PER GENT, free from tax, having been
deEared by the Board Of Directors, the same will
be paid to stockholders Oh and after TUESDAY,
I'd day OF January next.
decso.s I'D. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-05
5ewing Marbines.
THE NEW IMPROVED
WHEELER & WILSON,
THE MOST POPULAR
FAMILY Sewing MACHINE.

Between six and seven hundred thousand now
In use. Ia the most simple runs easier, and makes
less noise than any other frst.class Lock Stitch
Machine Does all Kinds Of work usually doneb by
hsnd. Has better attachments for Hemming,
Frilling, Tucking, Cording, Quilting Gathering,
&C., than any other Machine. These Machines
are now offered for sale in this city on the LEASE
PLAN, at Ten Dollars per month until paid for.
Thorough instruction given, and satisfaction
guaranteed In al cases. Old Machines repaired
and adjusted by competent machiniss. A few
live men can find regular and profitable employ
ment, either on salary or commission, by applying
early.
Parlor and salesroom No. 200 KING STREET.
". G. BRUCE, Agent.
wHYTE & HARRAI, General Agents. dec Is
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NorB-The weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together with the weather chart, may (by the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by 8hip'
masters at any time during the day.
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THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.
4DUIL DIFI IN THE COURT.
Tho Case OF the Contumacious Counsel
for the Fugitive Avery.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAH TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA. January 4.
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~ OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRA1s.
ER, CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, 8. O., JANUARY
l, 1872 -NOTIOE.-This ONCE win be opened from
this date, and remain open until the goth instant,
for Issuing Licenses for the year 1872.
WIN. Il. EASTERBY,
jan1-ls City Appraiser.
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s8perial Nptires.. i.

~ THE SALE OF TICKETS FOR THE
South Carolina Land and Immigration GIFT Con-
certs viii close on SATURDAY, the 9Th tnstsns, at
O'Clock P. M, .,,,s.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY 3 90.
jan5-2 ,.,.rf So, 49,
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M OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA, ST. LOUIS, DECEMBER %, 1s71.-An
Election for Directors of the Life Association of
America will be held at the ONCE Of the Associa-
lion, In the City Of st. Louis, NO., on the Soth day
Of January, 1872.
Polls open from II A. N. to 8 Pm. 49,
: jan5-ftus WIN. HANLEY; Secretary.
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~ BANK OF CHARLEsT TON,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 4, 1s72-This Bank
has resumed business as Banking Corporation.
WILLIAM THAYER,
jan5.10 Cashier.
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5uerial Notifies.

SqeflQl N0llcea.
~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC DRAWING
Club Lst., on the following plans, are now open
for members to join:
/. Small and Large Clubs to divide equally.
2. Each member selects his own Ticket and de-
posits it with the Treasurer OF the Club. One
half OF any Prize drawn by q Ticket to be given
to the member who chose It; the other half to be
owned by Club.
g. Clubs appropriating three.fourths and nine.
tenths on the same principle. -
The best plan to secure something In the BUT
LER, CHADWICK GARY DRAWING, Is to put
half the amount invested in single tickets, and
half In Clubs OF slxty.two. There is one prize
in every sixty.two tickets.
Any smaller Clubs formed that wish to increase
the aize Of Club, can do SO by applying to me,
who will add them to smaller Clabs now formed.
Apply to EBEN COFFIN, Sub-Agent,
Office, E. II. Moreland, No. % Broad Street.
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~ PLANTER'Se AND-MECHANICy
BANK, ,oF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON
DEOEMBER sorH, 1s71.2A DIVIDEND OF PoUR
PER GENT. upon the Capital Stock Of this Bank
will be paid TO stockholders on and AFTER ID prox-
imo, exclusive OF government tax.
= tsaiG WILLIAM q. HASKELL,
jan1-mwfs :.G 2g!G3 RI .s5iCsahier.
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@- FRESH VACCINE MATTER, JUST
taken from the Arm, kept constantly on hand at
BURNHAM'S Drug Store. jan8-s
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST coMPANY-sAyEas DEpARTNEHT.-
Depostors are requested 70 leave their Books to
be credfted with the January Quarterly Interest,
due 1st proximo. -All Deposits made on OF before
the Goth January viii bear Rterest from the lst Of
january g: E;hom tir:TaI 9t f5t3. Sad (
Interest Six Per Cent; compounded quarterlss
deco-fmw12 F.AsMToRELI, Cashier.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

A Washington special to the Chica-
p Tribune says tho reaction which
I'd set in there against the Cincinna-
! nominees has been arrested by Mr..
'rccley's letter Of acceptance. which
ny be said to have removed what
Ter of doubt had grown up rs to the
|lpediency of the nomination, cspec-
lily among Democrats, and Greeley
spck has risen so rapidly within the
st twenty-four hours that this feat
de ca:i hardly be overstated. Espec-
sly is this marked among Democrats.
sRsrshall,' Crebs and McNoeley, of
Esinois, arc now Understood to- favor
sfeeley. Holman and Niblack, of
llkliana, have ceased their opposition,
Il the Maryland delegation is now a
it for Greeley. Il is doubtful if
erc arc now half q dozen Democrat
members Of tho House who would
ipnly declare themselves opposed to
i nominations.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-31

Tho attention Of taxpayers is called
to the notice of DR.. r. G.. Sterling,
which appears in to-day's issue.