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New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
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CHICHEsTER-Ta Brooklyn d. the 2S ns Clsnss Chichester
aged " years 10 mouths
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend het funeral
this Tuesday 27th &3J O'Clock the sdeooe 0f
her brother Chichester No. 81 South Ehhs Her
will be taken STANFORD Conn, for ntennent
GARvIN-In Clinton Iowa sunday August g. jessie infant tag
OF Geo. Jefts and Louie LandeB Garyin.
HUsTED-ou Monday August 26 lsT2 ser al lingering ilne
Lucinda Morris Huei the 4h her
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
the residence Of her soun law, n J. HAes No. III
West Fay sIhsL, Weihesiayi August 9S at O'Clock m
McDOwELL-In Brooklyn the 2s ins Isabella ~ wife Joseph
T. Mcdowell, In her S2d
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral on fhh day
29h O'Clock Friends Meeting house on ocnef-
merhoru-st, Smthst, Brooklyn, NJ l.
Sabbath evening August - l8I2 trens
Isabella Mumfor Munf0r ami daastter "a
Bartlett Gndhng aged - years
August 23 Relatives and friends invited ~ attend
sTEBLR-In Brooklyn Sunday August rs 1872 Jonathan d. Steele
aged years and moEths -
Resuves and friends family respectfully invited 70 attend tho
funeral without Tuesday nth INST al O'Clock,
from bis late residence, POS Henryst Brooklyn
WILIANs-Or Monday morning August & at WOoist0ck West
chester Co. " May nfAut daughter Of B1gn aad Adelaide VIII
lams aged 10 days
wLLIsTON-fn Bratborc W. August 9 Caroline brewster wtts
ofN d. Wiliston, aged % years
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
ARKANSAS POLITICS.
DESPERATE ATTEMPTS OF THE GRANT MEN TO
CREATE TROUBLE.


CREATE TROUBLE.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to address you few lines
concerning the political situation in this State About
one month ago. left my home in st. Louis on an cleo
tioneerng tour through Missouri southwestern Kansas
and Arkansas. My journey thus far has been exceed
ingy pleasant political matters generally presenting
favorable aspect for the Liberal cause. was especially
surprised TO fnd such unannity OF feeling In Kansas
and would not hesitate, from present Indications, TO
decare that threeourths OF her electoral vote viii be
given for Greeley and Brown.
Since my arrival here few days ago, have become
familiar with the deplorabe condition OF tho suffering
South As the day OF election Is fast approaching the
GRANT man are exerng their utmost 20 excite the people
80 sone act OF violence that plausible prete1t may
rsent tse for declaring martial law The Grant he-
pnblcaus here duripg their meetings, give vent 70 eA
rssons which the lowest wretch In tue lana would not
fa1 fo resent. While In the North have frequently
heard OF the chicaneTy yllany, ana fraud pracuced
upon the Southern people, but have always assigned 70
ina REPORTS greater less degree OF exaggeraton ana
eond never truly comprehend the state OF affairs until
found myself In their midst. The people are IN lever
OF excitement and will 30 As a unit for rerenchment
ana REFORM" II they can guard eneotnay against the
frauds and reacheres OF tho Grant VINO boldly and
impudently exclam: ave have possession OF the ballot
box the votes are IA cur laaos" Sace gsy hope al
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
PFRsoNAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

Miss Emily Faithful will sail for America
early neIt month.
Mr. Stanley has written a letter to The Daily
Teirdph replying hostile criticisms in The Spectator AMI Saturday
RSUtdC.
Mr.. Johnston, NJ P, arrived at Londonderry
Yesterday demonstration bis landing He goes 70 Bel
fast Immediately.
Gen julius White, who recently rendered
mission Argentine Republic By President Grant, announces h
intention 10 decline the appointment
Gen. j. II. Baker, Commissioner OF Pensions
has returned % Washington from at his home in Ohio
and resumed Official duties yesterday
"A special dispatch to The London Times from
p,, avs The report that President Trs will propose to the Ma
Assembly aer the formation OF second Chamber IS
.hso te1yco
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

Grant with very few exceptions In largo brewery
here there 30 Germans employed and all but five
going TO vote tine Republican ticket All these men, two
years ago. voted the Liberal ticket As 60 Gratz Brown
bunder The Liberals hero dsgusted with him. and
many Democrats alike detest him. know OF several
Democrats Who say they will Greeley under
any circumstances but will vote for the Louisville
nee should there be one.
North Carolina correspondent presented his views
as follows
The late election convinced that Ku-
Klux organization still lives here The result in the
strongest Democratic localities shows this. They are
energetcaly used. But shall carry the State for
Grant, In November, without doubt. The Louisville
Convention Is looked on with favor by many Democrats
here, who say they will vote for Its candidate.
resident In South Carolina draws the following pic-
ture as the result of the triumph of the Reform move
ment:
ever were and should Mr. Greeley be elected no North
ern man can live here without insult and INJURY nope
that the South will forgotten in the speeches at
the North the truth may be told OF TINS Internal
organization.
correspondent from New-Jersey writes
The colored vote here is unit for Grant Hardly hy
coored votes in the STATE will be given for Greeley our
last state election gave 5000 Democratic MAJORITY
look for large reduction The defectlOns from the Re
publcans are at an end and we nave among US many
Democrats who will for Greeley under any cir
oumstances. The Louisville Convention Is their only
hope.
gentleman from Illinois writes:
We shall carry the State by OOO Every day the pros
poets improve for Grant Our m0neyed men are unf-
formly for Grant, and OF they will have great
weight in the canvass.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
A STRIKE oF COAL MINERS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-The strike of the coal
miners Of 81. Clair County, Ill, which supposed to
have ended days ago. has broken out again. At
meeting Of miners Beevilc, to-day 1t decided
by the l6 Unions represented hold for four cents
bushel the prce demanded at tho outset This decision
will seriously affect manufacturers aud private con-
sumers here st. Louis obtains majority Of what sho
uses from the minos OF 81. Cslr CQuat-, ~
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
CONGREss NOMINATIONS.

UTICA, Aug. 26.-The Grant Republicans o.
the xxIst District to-day renominated by accamaon
the Hon. Clinton L. Merriam OF Lewis County for Con-
gross.
PorrsvuLE Penn, Aug. 26.-The Democrats OF this
county to-day nominated the Hon. Bernard Reilly for
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oY THE CHIEF ST0NAL OgFicBR.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. n, iST1-l a. m
Synopsis for the Ddst tUenlu-foVr hours .
The barometer continues highest over tho
Southern states 10 has fallen somewhat over New En-
gland states and somewhat over the North west
OF cloud and rain have prevailed from s0utnern
Louisiana 10 Florida, and from Indiana TO Lower Mcht-
gan and the lower lakes very heavy thunderstorm
reported from Cleveland The temperature btn
risen somewhat from Georgia 70 South-Easterh new
York.
Pr0bdbiihes
Clear weather generally continues over the Southeru
States east Of the MissfssDpi areas OF cloud ana rain
for the Middle States especially over the northern por
ton followed by winds veerng 70 westerly and north
westerly, and clearing weather during the afternoon
and evening.
sOutheaserly to south westerly winds cloudy weather
and OF rain for New England eastery TO south
erly winds for the Northwest, and gradually extend
eastward toward Michigan and Indiana, with probably
increasing cloudiness.
Many OF the teegraphc reports from the Gulf TO tho
upper lakes are still missing.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

though The Grant Republicans are resorng 70 every eI
remlty 20 infriate the Liberals that the latter VIII
stand their ground brayeIy act With discretion and thus
fo this INSCRIPTIONS gang OF men In their repeated at
tempts 20 establish martial law. JE
Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. n, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Eeios see Third Pdge.l

(For other Ship Setcs see Third Page.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Austin Evans Galveston Aug l via keJ Wess
22d with mlse. and pass 70 G. II. Mallory Co. "a.
Ship Hirfe of Liverpool hoareu Calcutta and SAND heas 4"
Brk Wmbsra (of Pic,ou MoDOugs Bay days with coal
Brig Giuseppe l EsDOato Genu " days Slh onnAs0se
Brg Messaggera QtaL MoGo Marsees 50 days, With mdse
Bns Abstainer (Br Pett Windsor, n s., with plaster
Bhe J. W. Dhsko. B0man, Deer Isle. with stone . =
scnr Clara Jane MoAlep HillsbOro n B.. with lumber.
sCHOOsERs-kiVEK AND coAsI~nk-
Painter Providence. Fashion, Providence.
j. j Harris Providence. JOS Pots Proylaence'
Henry NAV Providence. Surprise Providence.
Fashion, Norwich. Success New Londou
Incs Church RocKport Mass :. s. Scranton. BOston
Telegraph. Clarks Island D. hahn PorIiai' u
j. Russell. Portland, Ct Justice. NeSpylI
L. L. Gregory Portland ). o. Colyea boaion -.
Fres,tone Portland CL ~ NJ NJ. Bransrd. Portland. CT
A Heston RockpJrt hary LOuisa, hes BeiiOn-
Ipcv Hall Westery Idaho. Portland
H. Weslbr0Ok, Portland hsuger FOrtiahl
CITIZEN Portland WIN. Martin. POrtlani
Afersndrs Jonespott Angols, Franklin, he
Forsst Ciy M wouh VIM. II. Archer. Bllsworh-
Watson Baker. KOckitnd. A. hsYiOtl, Beiiss-
Ada Herbert, Gloucester ". - nan, hoesiAh1
D.f Rsnyo Addle p AVery hcR-Hayen
OLD Zaek NewHsven. Champion hew-hayea-
BHEa Hamilton. WEXFORD.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Aug -Arryed New Era. from Calcutta brs Os
pray Glasgow; Anne Batcher from GeogeioSn steamship
CentDede. from PhlStephia.
CmERLEsToS Aug -Aryed sch E. Stevens and JAS Jones'
from port steamship Gulf Stream from PhielPhA
sAyASSAH Ca, Aug 26Arnyel steamship honsomery iro@
Ida Richardson from Baltimore Ce-ei scar War
pela New-York. Sailed bark ORIENT for Fall River.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Aug 2-Arryed ship Weshersset from heW.fost
July W, With 90 bales OF cotton.
MEMORANDUM.
sloopgh Norma Finder from Harlem, for Nevfork with tai
low while plssns through Hell Gate the 5b tao
Grifiron knocked bOle in starbOarf side aud Oiled
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
rrrc. cHEESR MARKEr-AUe. ss.

The Offering to-day about 5000 boxes sales reached B
box phces ranged from ~ Dc fancy lot sold az lst@
tue the sales made al le AZ Le Falls ne oderns o.
private dry was 900 boxes all OF which sold At 299c m0suy
the Offering factory cheese about 1000 boxes The most
Of il lJ04 onY Eve lots went at the highest Agure
ruling figures III Dltc
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
SuNSTROKES.

The following sunstrokes were reported In
this city and Brooklyn yesterday:
Mrs. Carey, age 35, OF No. 80 Mulberryst, was sun
struck at Baxter and Bayard-sts.
William Wilson, age 49, OF No. 2I7 Third7aye In Broad
way.
Charles Penns or Hoboken, N. J.. I'm Nassaust.
John Finerty Of No. rs Presidentst, Brooklyn. In
Hamilton-aYa.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
TIE HEAT IN MISSOURI AND TENNESSEE.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Eight deaths occurred
here yesterday from the effects Of the heat. Tho
weather this morning terribly hot again. with signs
Of a change.
edy warm There eight Of sunstroke yester-
day, four of which proved fatal
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
A REpoRTED RAILRoAD ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 26.-It is reported that
train from NewYOrk when near Tacony, this evening.
carriage killing a Mr.. Middleton and three
Others
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
A DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS AND sAILoRS
CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-A call has be
issued for Convention of Democratic Soldiers and 81
os Of the State meet at Harrisburg on Aug 23 70
ganize in support OF Greeley and Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION OFFICERS.

The Executive Committee of the Reform
Association held meeting at No. Astor House,
yesterday afternoon which it directed the Chairman
to sign and forward to the Board OF Police Comms-
soners letter in regard to the appointments OF nspec-
tors and pollclerks under the Election law Inc ioi-
lowing extracts:
This association and the German Reform Association
have enrolled upward Of 5000 voters pledged 10 vote
for honest capable men for city officers regardless OF
national and State issues. We protest against your
,o-, o utng spect0rs of election any man hold
inc ofice ndeT The t1r, state, or National ioVeFnmen
RepnblIcan and one a Democfat-t o56 names In ala
That is two for each election district and sc request
your Board appoint them. We shall select ne0eTs OF
lie Mercantile Library Association and bank clerks or
other good citizens mot OioehOders al Of whom shal
also approved of by the Committee OF seventy AFTER
will have still four 10 appoint for each election dis
rict We request your Board TO signify TO us through
our Chairman whether, if furnish you the names of
two inspectors for each election district one from eaeh
political party, and proper persons, you VIII appoint
fbprn
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

cans in West Virginia had asked Jacobs 70 nm md he
firmly believed that Jacobs for Greeley and Brown
lAppiauseI West Vifyinis would roll up almost
unanimous vote for the Cincinnati nominees, Uoud
applause '
the prophecy OF Mr. Wiison that Grant woud carry III
but ak states with the prophecy that Grant carry
ony SIX STATES Tho tidal OF reform sweeping
over the country, and next November would show
sweeping maorites for the favore candidates. Greeley
ana brown The meeting then adjourned for the SECOND
time, the building ringing with campaign songs and
shouts tor Greeley and Brown.
The Following Is the call for primary elections of tho
Liberal Republican General Committee:
The Liberal Republican electors Of the City and County Of New Yo
are Invited 10 meet at association t several A.
semby districts Friday Aug 90 1872 between hour Of and
NJ 70 elect three delegates and three aeAo 70 the Rpub
nan state Convention 70 be held al the City Of sraeas Sept
lB72 OF pursuant 70 the call OF the Liberal RepubN
can STATE Committee The President Of each sssoslon
or In his absence. the proper officers thereof shall apron
three Inspectors Of Election receive
The votes and the crdea. Of such delegates shA receive
The highest number OF cast Tie President shall
Aef, such erent, The time and place Of holding such elections
shsube published At least days h fdtance
GKO. n. VAN CLEPr. Chainnan Rreafuvu Comnttee
Geo. P. Coaehmon, Weeks ". C6oh, Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27

NicoI Davidson & CO., e6 Broadway Great Jooesst
are opening patterns OsLERs CRYSTAL
Also CIR BRoNzR and CoLoRED Gas FLHTUREs all kinda As
CHINA GLASS, and PLATED WARE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
GRANT CONVENTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
PLATFORM OF THE REGULAR AssEMBLAGE-NOM-
INATION OF An ELECTORAL TICKET

PLATFORM OF THE REGULAR ASSEMBLAGE-NOM-
NATION OF AN ELECTORAL TICKET
COLUMBIA, Aug. 28.-The Grant Republican
State Convention adopted platform this morning with
additional panks, pedging the party that public
schools and institutions shall not be closed for want OF
maintenance by the State acknowledging tho right Of
the Federal Government TO nterpose for the preserVa
ton OF peace and thanking the Government for what IL
has done this State asking the Executive cemency
for ignorant undesigning persons convicted under
the Enforcement act in favor or immigration, and for
the establishment OF factories for the development OF
the State and pledgng the party to treat all comers
with consideration and justice. The only excitement
during the morning session was caused by a
herce and specific attack by E. j. Mackey upon
the Boilers ticket and its supporters, which
was Vociferously applauded by the Convention. he
was especially severe in his arraingment of Senator
ah1 Attorney COrbin, whose whOle career was
Ine following Is the electoral ticket OF tne
white; Henry spsTrIck ;hitoW hi oWTE W ub;te. ~
Nsh "on "hite VIM. Gurney, white, and W. b.
Chairman ''"' W WV ~ -
IHE BoLrERs TICKET COMPLETED-A PLATFORM
OF DENUNcIATIoNs.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 26.-The Bolters' Conven-
met and completed tcketiby nominating j. H. Hayne.
colored for Lieutenant Governor: Macon n Alien
colored for Secretary Of State Scott Murray white
for ControAer Gen. E. F. Garry white for State Treas
B. L. Roberts, ooOred, for superintendent of Ed
ucatiOn.
platform adopted. indOrsng President Grant
and the Philadelphia PLATFORM denouncing the State
Government imbecle and corrupt pedgng the State
to pay all honestly and legally contracted debts
promising honest administration and O
reduction OF taxes denouncing Che pledges
OF the regular candidates mere blinds
for selfish ends, and declaring law protect the
Treasury the regular candidates be elected denOunc-
ing the general license law and the failure OF the Ad-
After arranging for DIFFERENTIATION OF the party, the
Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
A COLoRED GRANT RATIFICATION MEETING

In response to call issued to the Grant and
Wilson colorod OF this city, Republican Hall, ct
Broadway and Twenty-third-st, filed to overflow
ing last evening many people being unable to gain ad
mttance The banners OF two three ward clubs
brought in and placed the STAGE There
was large number Of women in the audience
James @. Frisbee was elected Chairman. with
a long list OF Vice-Presidents aud Secretaries
The Rev. III. H. Garnett, who introduced as tho
first speaker was received with vociferous applause
He congratulated the audience their prosperous state
remarked that the campaign interesting one and
declared that he had apprehension OF the violence
which some feared for the excellent that the
issues we're 80 great to leave time for that This
would be the first Presidential election in which his
race would participate They called to decide be-
tween two parties, which he pleased TO denominate
the Democratic and Republican parties. He then re-
viewed the Democratic party, which had he thought,
kind OF founder in Jefferson, who wrote the Declaration
OF Independence but held slaves all his life Tile Demo
cratic party had supported Slavery through all the days
OF its power and when this ended in the administration
OF Buchanan, the Democracy Save some OF
the true-hearted men like Gen DIAl ols-
cOuraged enlistments I'm the Union army, re-
oiced in its defeat, and fought Universal Suffrage TIL
1t became part OF the constitution. lie lhen dWet
upon the record Of the Republican party, ana endeu Dy
telling a story nish;nu who bet on horse AT
race against the advice OF his friends because III aq an
Irish name and whO when the horse came in behind all
the rest threw his hat, because IL driving all the
rest before it. In this way he prophesied that Mr.
Greeley would drive Philadelphia ana LOUISVILLE IN NO
velnber. -, ~,
caa nominations, rejoicing IN the result OF the NOrth
Carolina election eulOgizing the Administration ou
nees and exhortng all eoored voters to support te'
The Hon. j. H. White OF the XIth Assembly DISTRICT,
Wm. II. Johnson of Albany, and George FRANCIS also
spoke.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
RETURNS FROM 81 CoUNTIEs-JACoBs MAJORITY
OVER 5000.

OVER 5000.
WHEELING, West Va, Aug. GA special
dispatch to The Chronicle says: "Thrty-one counties
reported up to today give Jacob 62qs majority
Twentyeight counties give 1867 majority against the
Constitution Davis, the Independent candidate ior
Congress, Is elected In this district"
GREESBRIBR. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug @-ln
this-the IlId-Congress District the nine counties
heard from give Camden a majority Of 1000. The II
counties unheard from will. fair estimate give Cam
don 1850 majority making his majority in the district
$780,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-27
THE TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE

A regular meeting of the Tammany Hall
General Committee, the Hon. John w. Chsnler prosid-
ing was held last evening, for the purpose Of making
preparations for the holding Of primary elections to
select delegates and aernates TO the Democratic state
Convention to be held at Syracuse Sept The Hon.
John Kelly Chairman Of the Committee on organiza-
ton presented series of resolutions rectng the action
Of the Democratic State Committee at its meeting at
Rochester on Sept 49, 1871 regard to the manner of
holding elections for delegates and aernates The con-
Guiding resolutions were as follows:
m,e - meet IN SsT several election districts IN each Of The Assembly
districts Wednesday Aug ~ from q to 10 NJ 70 spPont TIRE
eleh Of the election districts meet in Assembly Convention on FRIDAY
30 nst AM from said Convention TO eee! one delegate
represent each district The State Convention to
Rsosd That when The delegates the As
semb Convention BY which they are chosen TO give &
certificate sPeoTs Of sen9a IN e'ea OF tes ee99 Ge 1s @
39 iSG authorized " III '''' Assembly ''-''1'' w ''
The resolutions were unanimously adopted The blank
tickets FOR the various Assembly Districts then DIS
trbuted among the charmen of the various delegations
The Hon John Kelly moved that the Assembly Districts
be called in order and if delegations desired to I'LL
vacancies make changes the suggestions should be
referred to the Committee Organization, without
debate. Adopted. The various Assembly Districts
were called, and it was ascertained that there
vacancies in the With and IXth Assembly Districts.
recess of half hour then TAKEN after which the
names the persons chosen fill vacancies read,
being as follows
Fifth Distriet-William D. Lehrman, vice Kammerle; /;
Henry Obere, vice Lewis Oberle Ninth District
Andrew Holly, vice James O'Neill deceased
report was received from the delegation from the
Win Assembly District, setting forth that Warren Q
Bennett who had been chosen 5nbcr of the Gaiieral
Committee that district had persistenty absented
himself from the sessions of the Committee, and
now acting with the Apollo Hall organization. The del
egaton asked that his seat should be declared vacant
and chosen
After considerable debate the seat of Mr. Bennett was
declared vacant and the question Of appointing Michael
Norton TO I'll the vacancy referred to the Committee
on Organization.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31
Ex-Msy0r Bowen Charges Grant
with Cheating him cut Of $25, 600.


Sew York, July 27-Ex-Masor
Bowen, OF, Washinton, writes nm
der date Washington, July Is.
.aS follows, to George Watkins, of
Seipio, New York declaring the
President wronged him out Of
$4,000, in a business traBsac-
tion:
"My Dear Sir-YOU are right
in stating that l know something
Of General Grants business. Gaal-
iticati0nS, as we'll as his character
for honor, honesty and t nth. L
had 4 business transaction with
bin in which he cheated me out
OF twenty-five thousand dollars,
with a GOODNESS and deliberatIon
that w0uid do no credit to any
blackleg. as l stand ready to
prove 10y Grants letter and or:gi.
nal contract in my possession. /
intend to prosecute Grant before
our Courts, aud have made ar,
! arrangements 10 commence suit
against him at the next term,
/ when the whole matter will be
( shown up to the world in evi
dence that can not be disputed
This affair is only an index &c
1 Grants private character. lie is
a misery, sordid maa, and will
I resort TO anything, evasion or in.
| vasiOn of law and Justice, or any
+, thing else. that ans honorable
4 person would despiSe, TO put mon
I cy in his pocket. His habits art
Z orthe worst possible kind, ant
/ lis ASSOCIATES fthe lowest order
Indeed his instincts are low ans
( Vulgar, and he is never SO vel
satisfied rs when in company
with horse jockeys, smoking CT
garS. drinking whiSGey and talk
ing horse Your friend. etc,
-. ... -. Z. j. Bowen"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-08-31

The Philadelphia Press says:
at is no longer a question
whether IIartrauft will be
beaten, bnt how overwhelming
his defeat will be-"
Ex-Governor VIM. NJ. Stone
has taken the stump against
Loughridge, the Grant nomi-
nee for Congress in the Sixth
District of Iowa.