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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09
THE INDIAN WAR.
In AriZOka.

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The Apaches
Of the great plain of Arizona, who made a
treaty with Gen. Howard a month since,
and have been full fed, have left with the
ayowed intention of going on the war-path.
Troops are in pursuit. Many depredations
are reported. ......- .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09

THE candidates for Congress in the
Memphis district, thus far announced, are;
Col.R. F. Looney, Col. d. K. McRae, Col.
w. L. Duff, Col. j. J. DuBose, Col. Thos.
II. LogwoOd, Col. Richard B. Somervill
and Capt. a. T. Lacey, with several pre-
cints TO hear from.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at "A for the old issue and 74a
for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09

VIM. Cullen Bryant proposes to give
$4,000 to the town of Cummington, Mass,
to be expended in establishing public il
brary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09
The National RUNNER.

LCEG BRANCH, n. j., June 0.-Presi
1. IT rant has accepted an invitation to al
I'd y.rauss's ball in New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09

Shakespeare's birthplace was visited du-
ing the year ending April 1872, by ahcpt
1900 persons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09

COTTON is in very light demand in New
York at decline to 25c for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09
TWO SENSATIONS.

An Ex-Army Chaplain Terribly
Beaten by a Missouri County
Ring-A Cincinnati MethO-
dist Clergyman Sc Years
Old Kills a Boy
Of Twelve.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-09
TERNs OF sUgsCRRrION:

GOLD continues dull but steady il New
York at 113sN1132.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW GORF


PORT or EBw- 1oRK 90. ...................."Aue
CLEARED.
steamship San Francisco Reynolds Havana, W. H. Webb
Sieiusl - ila.'eTas Lasrenoe, Boston, II. T. Dmock.
Steamship Atcnsl Walker Norfolk, City Point and hehmond
Ola pcuso1 steamship Co.
Steamship Aunie Seen Chester Wilmington Del A. Abbott
siolm,-ay y Uuey DAVIS, Philadelphia, J. q =. Briggs
seamp Crescent City, Baker, Havana Sc Atlantic Mail Steamship
c..
Steamship Volunteer Boodgocd PHILADELPHIA Lohad Steamship
Co.
Steamsh Q Dnqo Johnson Portland J. F. Amea
steamship Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia.
steamship BlcA ao1i, Meredith. Philadelphia, A Abbott
snip Aaelcl Congress, Cbsn, london Gnnae hn,nFn Co.
BARK Aipii iNorl hiss. HsmhIT lete1s BJckminu.
bak gesa tbrl Bent, Hamblig iIeney Parker
batA ioAo1a Thompson. Cow Bay simpson ClapD Co
Bsra pa0 Alo Te1y Masscrcs IL ID q }. u. Brooknan.
bng Crescent, Faulkner, Windsof J. T. Whitney Co.
Steamship poaE lol wilkins Naples lay 2, Genoa 6bi Mar
sces 10Th, Mention l1'h and Gibflltar pa With iut and
sp Nals ~ oi Windsor ~ 50 Dexter Cani - days with rail-
SHIP Blddugh4ms CBr) Paine Calcutta Arns with md,e.
HBafa Jp tAasL krgich Antwerp - DAYS, WITH asplinm
Bas Emma HERMAN Iof searlo Nichols 1enasos u days
with sugar ani moascs
Big Sophia tBrl Stuart Anoyo F. H.. With sugar.
Bns Ntf (o Nassau Parker Humaco u daYs With moasses
sci l. a. Edwards Rowland GeoIgeoSu C., day. With naval
sehr Tempo tots John H. b. Ward cabara "A days With
aud mclado.
htiE hry Bind Edrdge Jaessougle DAYS Win yeo" poe
Scis Margaret q LlcT 60 sman Georgetown. D. C.
S Galeic l st. IhOma hacobeI, ho Gsnae ~ days, with
wool. Ldts, Sc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BceIoS Aug 8-Anyed bisss Daniel Webster from helonei
Liverpool; bugs Ann Elizabeth from Wilmington " L.
Elizabeth Dc lf OBJ llas.o JA DAVID Wason from
Hvann3 Below, 4. L. tO.soDi from Niibaien fsAs1
Del. Aug hAuei, steamship Lorur tBr) from Liver
pool fchTs L. H. Warren, from Anqua abela from saJague1,
botb for oriers
sAs FAEcisco Aug a-Anel shrs Hawk from
u; Cuefs and bark Fchefo, from Liverpool
fior Latest snip ACrS see FLtu Page.i
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MANS.


FRIDAY AUU. y -
Mail Ilalfst closed a. the Aewfoh Pos, e.
THURSDAY al o'cors m Steamship sails IRON Portland Me- On
Iuday. o
T Closed Mail ONLY By the Williams "nion ana
lnuan Lae Steamships.
SATURDAY. Are 10 .. ,s.
has for klr0oe Queenstown aud livcpoo yer
heSior close Al 10 Supplementary Mail S"""'"p s@S
1t =. m, from fier No. - N. K 49,.
has for Europe SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremen per stamso
nna close ai u sllpennt lry Mail al loot OF ihu ''
houosen, u closed a. STEAMSHIP sails ~ - m IN
double postigel
n Direct Gefnan Mall IL sent ny this hne.
hs of Panama AsgDga the Cena American and solib fa
ucfofs etc. steamship close At 10 steam
siig sli9 al v w., from Pier No q N. H.
s LOT Fame Bresi and HayFe per steamship Nashnon
vi" close al 20 Steamship sails fUm Pe No. 20 ~ H.
, :" Havana and Memo BY The seamhP City Of henda close
AZ = m Steamship sails Il m. from Pier No. II r. r.
NAL. Tor hcY West BY the steamship Aradne close at
s'tain.hip saih % p m, from Pier No. 20 Err
49,. SUNDAY Ara n.
N. ~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
6iedmtcols ano Rnilroaos..

EENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW jersey
~ Passenger tri n g4. Ec iCs lot ~ ff tfr-
nfcs SoAefe wa Soatb Bunc o. r. at nrioa sr1finn fh
he Lhish Iachsnni soa; sai Easi91 sb DE- h
VALLEY Railroad forming direct ge 20 ftHlsh
ne West vih0 chs aso 10 n'f'l Fcf1s ss 30
WV ALLgyTOWs LINE 10 THE wEsr
sUN3fBR AlRANGEEsfI.
Commencing Jalr To- lglk--icaye Ncw-foit oI1Ts
hDa m.-Way 'ian Err goneryille and lcnnfto1.
m.-For arfo1 Bethlehem Bath hlnn 'tns, Niit'si1 re-
Pton C.y. M Camel, azeon, IklannocE T. slts
Wsye4r Sr Junction with Del. Lscl West q 81
gsm.-MDRNfff Exp 1888 daily lerc q fe1Hts 20 is-'on
Allentown srlarg and the Ncsf tga1fr OBJ. rcff1Hc iof
Fitmngtoni Easton ,facb CbsnA Whsaf f'f-l "E
Transport Suc, &c
1905 g. m.-Way Tan 70 Eisi1i
r m-,r Frmn2o1 Ear.on Aer'orn Aaarf Coos hala1o1
Cifr fiaIc0n, Nilkeiauc Sc1a.cn kfif 'fiii 'Ansof
tphr,is, Potsllilie Barislary. a.
Z:W p no For onergl.
&2to. u.--For Ppiafe.
D. m-P5r go .rshe
SOP MO, 6iea, Aleaiors. ,aa NAL c''. c'Hr''''1
5r. n --Pof so e-nle 'ld Flemlg,oa.
$50 q. m.-For S9msrvIc
Or m-EyENING EXPRESS daily fof Essias, bchhen Ana
toer Reltne, lfrilgrl, li.sbu4, Chicago, ani 90 a-D
m.-Por Somer.iie
$50 D. m-(Bn'yraat -2or Eaq,on
Tor Laa5sth s:ii Cls 20. ,n III 1@. a.N 20 osb,
800 as. $3.50 80 tsJ $50 49,.
5:i5, 8g0 900 0:t', 1880, ii.3l. 1900 n 49,,
o5tlne NJ TIE 0hcf q iae Sn;i i.
II Ncsersr iertyS' EegIorz an f rihGfai
r. f. KICKER, Suprra.euaea.
n u a.. to.us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
PASSENGERS SALLEn

FOR L'VEkfO0Lfa steamship Illho Ane Mrs A. Marsh
Mrs Linda Dow WIN Ebo Mr. Mason. M Hansen Miss Banc
~ dsh NJ. ard Miss Hactt Misses A. NJ Constock Mrs. g.
~ s,on MIS- arper Miss T. Harper Mr. and Ms ". Kelly
Epnah J. Araa. L1hcr D. Woodbridge Arthur lIoyt. g. H.
Sch wsrtk VIM Kennedy d. Kennedy, Miss Kennedy
FOh HAMBURG, &cin Steamship Thrgifril Aug 8niss A.
A. Ialnan Miss j. 81 Tanan Mr. Eto uden and children
hr eld No P9s AID chill Mrs yuie HLsbaan, NJ and Mrs
flaming g. Tueker Mrs Helen T. Waon Watson r. Schramn
John Wright Or Helmer A. Peteler and SON A. holman H. Cir
ba p Evans, Anthony Doyef, VIM john Biskoban r.
OF a. Fabe Geo. Hamann w. loehnigcr
a and children Dr. Pr ye aud lady Louis Pcrot and lady Carl
Dahelnmg John Schmt r. H. Dfoz and daughter Theodore
J. H. tuber H. b. Gate Iynatz BelIaer Weller Bred
and lads, Joseph kgeuhar Mr R0ihen0lg children
bn,hs Ma Birenrd infant. Misses fo2e
Mrs. Aciier and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
feoai Nolltes.

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS.-PuTsuan TO an
~ order ~ u JAMES COVERT Surrogate q the County Of
Queens hereby given al having claims against me
esite Of DAVID DAVENPORr late Of the Of Flushing N
de 90 present TIC same with the yoleneI to
nkNRY MILLER, Of the snuhen and ono q h' Alnh-
credits Of the aid deceased al No
IlOl Pacfc Cy Brooklyn, Kn CaLty Sew oIs, on
or tre the br.t o. december neSi-Dste May - C1A
HANNAH DAVENPORT As,,,,s,,.,ors
HENRY W MILLER """''"'''''
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TIE COUNTS.
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market yesterday, VIM. OBrien of
East ThirTsecond committed for hiding Lmfn The bedroom
Of Patrick Barry at No 40 DOwnngs, with Aeeei intent 70 s,eat
VIM Golden charged with stealing from the Of Ira Beard At No.
Broadway employed clerk an vatchman
locked for trial. Howard Kelly Kane arrested evera days
burglary the bonded warehouse Nos SOL t3 Washington
fully committed for trial the Genera Sessions louisa Nc
Apn committed for stealing $50 from her se Mr. Fsnny
Meyers 81 Joho StrAIblgeT German bfek
smith held for carrying ge drE knife and 70 is
life John Nesb committed for picking the pocket ofIbomss
while asleep the steps Of the Cooper Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
excursions.

EXCURSl0N.-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy.
II cheap EXCURSION and along oeaway a ior miles
by the SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Do not fall 10 enjoy H. Trans
leave oo.e7et Granit ferries and 10 anI g. and 81
y returning IN good season
GRAND EXCURSION to CONEY ISLAND.
NJ Tee aud steamer GEN. SEDGNlCh leaves NeHlok
for COEEY ISLAND EVERY DAY as follows:
Cars0pher-st glJ a. ticT 4, \. H., 800 a. m
Chlst0phcr-st y noon; Pier !, y. r., l2:B p m.
Clrst0pher-s. Z. m Pier 4. n. r., j;l5 p
Ezra Ilp from Pe1 4, n. R., 2.
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G oruorallon Notices.

DEPARTMENT CuT WoRKs, /
C..y Hail Bfookyr July %, 1879
PROPOSALS are solicited for furnishing to
tho Department Of CITY Works le CITY Of Brooklyn two thon
ssnG llIC0) Of COeBlE sl5VEs.
Proposals will she quality Of stone and rne per tan delivered
NJ snb points On ihf The CITY Of Bo0An, az The b
reer NAV rect the same bhcs than
Az inches surface diameter With gcCi depta Of bed
store purci sch proposals may - afpoFe ~
tie Engineer 10 g1I quan and Irce, aud on 0A VII ne
subject inspe,.or. LOhn FALHHh IIer"eh''
II. l. NORTHUF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

Hamilton Jobn Baf John Handy Thomas Lane hehsel heoto
Tobbery John Wrshnn wiaa White James spencer Johs
Reilly james shsnnon Tboa, 6eunoa PatrsE Dononqe Son'
william q 5ap hary. Michael Ftn, Lew hiunaD Francis Lewis
h,a1ou assault and battery; iIen Coming waiter mhen hDls
siyro, gBd arcsay Blsai Began, simeon j. Marian larceny
from the person Francis DoohY. scileuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

Sun 500 sub 1896 MooD 951
sanW Hsos.lD4 Cows Island llj He'd Date Ferr1... Lea
SaLg hoos. .lC Gov, Island Hell Gate IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
DECISIOEB-AUG. 8.

Supreme Court Chambers = BY Judge Barrett
petition Of Elizabeth FLYNN asesent of
paving Avenue BThe proof, hoat be submitted TO be
Counsel and bic consent obtained 10 be proper II be decs
then be bond baye notice Of The tna application and present BIS s
tons In application for discharge Of o. W. Amesbufo onense
crime known 20 The law being charged The prisoner ms,i be
crawford agt Waters receveMouon denied with fO costs 10 ae
syen bat without prejudice 70 motion for eA 70 dsee9nne Wee
The Board Supervisors Monroe COunYhoon granted
sondtony Gee mem Of decision h Stern ae
denied with &O cos 10 abide In the matter OF CsthaIe
Hoffman supposed ae application denied Bate At Bate
Hull should have notice Of the motion for h Judgment Fowler sg
Thompson ct aJudement grand MaetAy ct Al sgt Gnnhho-
ton granted and cause referred TO hear and determine
Superior Court-Spocidl Term-By Judge Monell.-
Carroll ag- HQL-hoion granted Rausch aet hier-Order
granted Callahan Doe.-ConplAipt dismissed Russell
Tbayer-Moton granted Tscol( sg Beldipg-order granted
Burger ag Schroeder discharged Imprisonment
By Judge Preelman.oa gand seatsee opron Greepaf
Company Agt Benedieh-tsee opRonl
Common Pieas-Specidi Tsrnl-Bv Judge Robinson.
Green hg jNoon ysaie Judgment and
let to defend pyj (Opnob
CALEHDARS-Tms bAv.
SUZANNE oouRr-CnAnBKRs Barrett Opens los Csen
dar called al IL
90 Moses Aaron deceased iiS american RIehsngs Banh
b1heBhney East Tennessee, sgt Coleman . a.
Virginia and Georgda Il. r. las. .slenAn ssI sAr,Lsmer
20 lCal lJl brinilsL agt bnnliey.
sevAf % osxsAAt ssssoSs-bsos Judge bsdiordfhsaas
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
NJ FRg RAILROAD

NORRIS AHD ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAtGE LINZ - Watcg Gap. SJoa.f se ntoa
Bngh5m9l rTIacr Osweco WITHOUT tttNvL OF CABS.
Depot. New Tors ico Of Bacy. and lot q Chr. oDhsI-t
81 N. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN EoJr,o bssncb,
directly through from N,gior 70 Einfh All o.
wilton, cage " % connecting At Dover Sr Chester q A.
Waterloo With heH X T. and az Scranton viii L. nd r. r. r. foi
Kira,t0n VIII cslarfg. 4. leton. SC.
1915 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting D. uy Nth Boon.
Andogcr and Neoa. Washington with the T. aId r. r.
Water Gap Nto1dbg Scranton Great Bend. M .nto1 syTa
OgcgO apbug wit Leh ansl8 hanna ard
Lehi D VALLEY r. r. f1s ~ uolnts those reads
PillLLnBJRH EXPRESS stons ~ NcRak, Madison
1'ofistow stations Waterloo With Snei
Susquehanua r. r. Legh Valley K r. f beth-hem Allen
Msuch Chunk. " Reading AID Ha-ri,tul
4:lU D. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPkksS TRAIN via Paterson ard
Bo0n'or 10 Scranton and bsanon without
soDpa principal stations Connecting u Doyu Nith
Chester r. T.. aad al Waterloo WITH Sussex r. r.
H. PHfLLPSBURG EXPRESS connects ~ Dover viii Ches
ter K r. with K r., and Fhl fstclg fh De'
high ard Lehigh Valley T. FOR behlbem
Allentown. Reading, ~ rus ufg, aud tle West - - -
MACKEGTSTONN EXPRESS connects VIII thrflef X ~
and win Sussex r H. or Aud1yer, Newton. and Frsnal1
500 DONR~ E%Pkfa'S. -.
For MORRISrOA ass, 9;l0. HOO 1850 m 49, 30 4iIo
For SCdNIr at 7 7:5O. 9O l!,oa z3o $40
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE Tl5 100 9l0 $40 ll:la
and ll:0O O 2;3 $50 400 $50 $40 $500 100 $50 SID
For NEWARK at 15 7,3O 75O $50 slo $40 1910 1870
HOO a. m 1890 10. slle 200 1880 500, 80 $50 fibl
49, $40 $40. GO 6D 100 $500 $780, s:i3 and 2o "a
Trains market stop a. Last NeSa.s ,..e .,r . *
Leave NeEYorl for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR At 1;ta
35J and 1910 and 200 3O $40 $500 t20 ard $50 M
A. RBASONER Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED

RAILROADS oFE FOO. 9, pk , ,, w
and from % CORrLANpTST-fo WEST PHILADELPHIA
500 and s9' a. m., 1850 400 $780, 80, siS. m -
night For Phladslpaa via Camden M sSat H. ros
a. m and o. DO D. the SOUTH 900 m and s. Pull
man ears 10 at nrr dly. $50
change For the WEST via fennsylyaoa 70
Pallman Palace ATTACHED The
NJ through NewfoIt htisbah Chicago and Loss-
VILE without change Pullman Palace ears are aaeeaed 10 she eo'
daily and run through Pittsburgh CncnBsu Louisville and
Iais without ehanze Pullman Palace attached D.
M aud Through Newlork Ptsbagh Fort wayHe
Chicago Tickets for sale al ioof Desbsssst
Of Broadway .DaUl Taxes lsl
A j. CASSArT, Gesl hazAsss " W. JACKSON Gen ssy'I
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Ocean 5isnmcrs.


TOR ST. THOMAS aud BRAZIL. ,.,o,sv
L. uSgED STATES end BaizlL Sr I; GpAFANh
S0uTa AMERICA CaoG rinsiepasrh Ansu., -
NORTH AMERICA Capt @, sloeln September"
Thee anS Sp on .chsdas tine and call 81, Thoa
Para PRasaco Bahia and Rio Dc JsneO gong aud returning For
wa R. G&hRIsoS &scaE No Bovlinsgsu, Se.Yors
FOR LIVERPOOL,
CvIAQURsEsTowN.
CARRYING THE 0. & MAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of their 6 esss m power iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 49, N. r. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
a. flOvn
MINNESOTA. Capt MoRGAS.........Augnst H. at 100
WISCONSIN Capt T. W. FREENAS ..Aggas, a. 81 800
MANIA TITAN Capt PEicR. ugu.t o. at eco
NEVADA Capt FoRsYrL.... September at 26)
NEBRASKA, Capt September at $500
WYOMING Capt September H. at l2s0O
IDAHO Capt September 49, AZ 300
Cabin passage, $50, gold,
s,serage passage tOce No 20 Broidsay $50 currency
IorhagLt or cabin passage, nppyto
WILLIAMS GUION. No 65wsnsL
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: ,,.,,
81 gAasHIPS BETWEEN ERw.YoRK AND HAyRg, CALLING
Al e .oeni vessels on for the Continent vii sail
non PEI No. 80 North RIVER as follows; -,,,,, A.. IN
FRHNrE....... Danre. .sA1URDAy, Augus, g.
yLLE Ds PARIS SSoS0 s.5g,snb. H.
o. IH PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD pne,siing winsJ
TO BREST or nAvRE: -
a
These steamers 20 not G passenger.
American travellers going returning from the Continent OF Europe
BY tai ng the ne avoid both transit " h a'
ara me lis oor OF crossing Charue beside saving time oe'
and GEO. bAChbhIln ABeh" W. % D'V'' "
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS STEMS,
a WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
FORTYIGIITLY no AND PROM LONDON DIRbCE
From Piers a and A. North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL:
EGYPT SATURDAY August 10. a. $50
ITALY SATURDAY August IL, 40 $500
CANADA iRDAY. August p. at $50
August 81 !.
GREECE Sept 7, at y I'D n m
EGYT~ Gogan .SArUtDAl Sept Il al 300
TO LONDON DIRECT;
THE OUEEN Thomas WRDN ESDAl August a. at 1900 ~.
HELVETIA WEDNESDAY August g. al 1880
Catin Passage ana SI elrelc
Prepaid Storage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Loaaone'
GLASGOW, London So currency. - -
fo Information apply the ComPanys Once No J Broad
r. W. :. HURST hanag-L
limited STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
~ AUSTRALIAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LISE-The seash gs Of
appointed from Francisco for NEW ZEALAND
and AUSTRALIA, via Honolulu. upon
MAY %, SEPT. II.
JUNE 49, OCT. .
JULY H. NOV. q,
AUG. 49, DEC. 4, at Moor
VII: WEBB. 81 B1change-place Ses.Yors.
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NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


NEW-JERSEY SOUT HERN RAILROAD
~ LINR.-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NEWER
SLY SOUTHERN RAILROAD It's BRANCHES AMI CONNECTIONS
Steamers connecting with trains at Sand Hook leave Pier % ssh
River, as fonoss;
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Gas 9: m, through 70 Delaware Bsy
JESSE HoYT, $40 a. W.. MaIei0wB. Via Toms River
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS Long Branch through 10
Delaware Bay
JESSE HoYT t:sS p n wAy-TRAIN TO Long Branch osl'
The 6 $40 aud H. eonnee, for Red Banh aud s t~e ar fof
Port Monmouth.
All trains atop az Long Branch
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook good for ether Of
the above trips or boats 81
f. r. FINCH. Agent, Pier ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
Summer Retreats.

DETTIPANG HOUSE, Essex, CT, viii be
ready m oares Jane 18Th dler oauoa or cooler SPOT ear
Seven mle, If the uy sie,
mountains valley aud railroad The other splendid lTy romantic
scenery the morning bIeezca through ne Gay
each paid for T. 1utcs ude By rail
Han aud Long li-nl 5olnt large high and coo rooms
nsw fitted up day Concentration with NcTfoTz by boat Or
tolrefs eu. For particulars address IT, L.
PAEkEk Proprietor Lss,E c. June O. VIZ Fed Tor cat 81 TOE
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, VI.
Rev. NEWMAN D D.. Prop Opga from May spse-Iates
e families AID tOai!els.
{VACCABUC HOUSE, Lake WaccaDuc,
VI. Il. MEAD, Proprietor
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Eonoon Advertisements.

ITO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
wishing 10 meet glth comfortable HOTEiTry RICHARD
SONS nsncan Ocu 81 Fblry l1as Lolcu, Tie Bank
Of fugnd. Home comforts and moderate charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
"A G. yBBARD and DANIEL DRET lCon@ene.Eo Nay ~
TaOvn and Nydek 10y ferboa Pokeepe Rhine
tect Tvch. Cafskil and Huisln -
DAY, 81
Connecting for eli points West and North.
Sneca trllns n sARATOGA ard SHARON sane evening.
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GRANT REVIEWED.
evN JAMES WATSON WEBB ON THE PREsI-
DENT.

\, c,usr1c CRITICIsM-GRANT's REPUTATION OF
TuE oNR-TERM PRINCIPLE-HIS IGNORANCE
u rITV--kFR- CREEIEY'S VIRTUES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
NEWY0RKAND MEWHAYEN mi RA A., 3 4.
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Entrance Tsenty-eyenthsi.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
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and $50 p. ,,,.,r -, az
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For STANFORD g. TO- 1850 2:l3 (ELh 2:l9 bH
3.45 $50 fExl AS 80, 555 $3.50, 7:l5, tErl
For Greenwich and intermediate Stations TO- ll0 nj 2la
q 80. 80 - q a IN
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-05-16
Mile Nilsson.

The charming Swedish songstress has
left our shores for Europe. Her fare
well concert in New York last week was
a perfect ovation, the crowded and en-
thusiastic audience cheering her and
fairly overwhelming her with bouquets.
She is said to have sung superbly, ex-
cited no doubt by her warm reception.
Miss Nilsson made her debut in this
country in concert at Steinway Hall, on
September Is, 1870, and sang, during
the season that followed, in 120 con-
certs. On the evening of October %,
1871, she made her debut in New York
in opera, appearing with Prignoli in
"Lucia di Lammermoor." She is en-
gagged as the principal attraction at
Drury Lane, in Her Majesty's opera,
during the summer season. In the fall
she makes her debut at the Imperial
opera house, st. Petersburg, and her en-
gagements in Europe are of such ma
ture that it is extremely doubtful if she
return to America before many years
have past. She will then reappear un-
der another name, as her marriage takes
place in Paris early in the fall.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-05-16
The New Postal Cards.

One of the most important
passed by this Con-
gress is that authorizing the
issue by the Post Office of
Postal cards, at the price of
one cent each. The only OBJ
lection brought against this
was that they would be used
for the transmission of sour
rilous or libelous matter. To
remedy this a provision was
furnishing the sender of
such matter. Very few of
the messages which will be
sent by means of these cards
will be private, and there is
not as much danger of their
contents being divulged as in
telegraphic messages, as the
employees of both services are
sworn to secresy, and in SIM
ply handling the mails there
is little danger of their being
read. This will probably
lead to the establishment of
a uniform tariff Of one cent,
and the difference will be
made up in the increased size
of the mails. No measure has
passed the present Congress
which will be more popular.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-05-16

AS a candidate against Grant,
Horace Greeley has predicted bis
own defeat. During the canvass of
1868 he used these prophetic words:
1--WE are led by him who first taught
our armies to conquer in the West,
and subsequently in the East also.
Richmond would not come to us
until we sent Grant after it, and
then it had to come. He has never
yet been defeated, and he never will
be. He will be as great and sue
cessful on the field of politics as on
that of arms"
Mr.. Greeley will certainly have
the good taste to retract now what
he has said about Hon. David A.
Wells and the other Free-Traders
being hired with British gold to
oppose protection; likewise what be
said about Gov. Brown being a
"third-rate lawyer" likewise his
unkind illusions to the Infamous
conduct of Trumbull on the i'm.
parchment trial. Mr.. Greeley is Sc
used to going back on what he says
that he can admit that he lied on
these distinguished gentlemen, and
that he knew that he was lying al
the time Missouri Democrat-Re'
publican.