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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27

CRESCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
gwBsrY THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.

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New ORLEANS, May 49, 1872.
SHE Trustees, IN conformity to the charter, sub
init the following statement OF the affairs Of the
company on the thirtieth Of April, 1872:
Fire premiums for the l94G59 "A
Marine premiums for the year........... 81 $50 81
River premiums for the year............ 1929 Sc
Total p tSo 'l6 44
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums s.... > 595l53 %
The company has assets "a the amount of
e732, 129 40.
ghe Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
Srys PER CENT CASH on all tile outstanding GER
TrFrCATBS OF SCRIP, to the legal holders there
of on and after the second Monday in June next.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
rgrRTY-THREE AND ONE-THtRD PER CENT on
che earned prem uus entitled to participate for the
wear ending april 80 1872, for which certificates
will be issued on and after the first Monday in Al
gust next, free of government tax.
THOMAS a. ADAMS, PresiGen5.
HENRY y OGDEN. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this fourth
day of October 1872.
G. LEG4BDEUR, Notary Public.
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SH6E LAEAUx, Secretary.
Directors.
Directors

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
IO4. Canal Street..............lO4
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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STREET, NEAR LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
- PLAClDE 4. sPEAR. ArCTO

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS 1872.
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TOY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, ACcTIONEBR-
ID Once ~. 4B Exchange alI-y.-TUESDAY, Oeto-
Der %, 1872, at P. NJ will De sold on Esplanade
tue apd IN pursuance to an order from the Hon
Louis Duvtgueaud Judge Of the, Second District
Court tor The parish Of Orleans, dated October I5r
1872 for account OF above successful
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Terms-Cash ocI7 q -
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BY Placide J. Spear.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SEWING MACHINE,
ETC
SUCCESSION OF MARY JANE ECKLESo
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No IS 839.
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INSURANCE.
THIRD QUARTERLY STATEMENT

In conformity with their charter, the New Dr.
gaana Mntnal Insurance Association publish The
following statement of their affairs for the third
quarter, ending September 80, 1872:
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DY PnRCIDE D. sPESR, AUCrIoSEER-
venber l. 1872, at 1890 A. NJ. will be sold
at public auction on the corner of Jersey and
Joseph streets suberb Rickelvillel Sixth District,
by virtue and in pursuance to order from the
Hon. Louis Duyigneaud, Judge of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish fOrleans, dated October
% 1872 for account OF the above succession
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ONE SEW.
ING MACHINE, etc.
qernIs-Cash ec24 20 n0i
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.

SUCCESSION OF c. T. J. 6. HAGEM0ND.
Second Distgict Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No g., 1852.
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AUCTION SALES.
By s. Guinault.
-@-S-S
Secession OF MANUEL NoRANo.

CATALOGUE SALE.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 5,655.
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GaGtte, DufEhO & Go. US. Robert I'll.
Schmidt

ocl5 80 nol6 Sheriff of the Parish of orIesn,
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Hotel Acknowledgment 81 and septem
bpr I,
CHARLESTON HoTEE.


Mrs. Anna L.ckle, Saul Leckie, Jr. Augusta
s.. G. Brown, wife, child and servant, MISS l..
HAYES, H. NJ. Brown, Macon; R. 8. Cathcart,
Sullivan 8 Island; R. r. Campbell, l.. johnson,
South Carolina; E. P. Brooks. Maryland; Mrs.
P. R. Mledlemass, New Orleans; T. J.
Wheaton, Il. H. Hong, l.. Davis, Rev. Archi,
bald Baker aud wife, Florida; j. G. Haskell,
Fiat Rock, N. C.; John G.. Baker, Memphis; L.
Oplemau, Savannah; Otto Esch, Ramsay City:
Rrv. E. Kedney, J. F. Morrison. ! elandi Cap
tain Hopkins, ]. a. Waikiki, Wilmington; G.
W. Jester, steamer lsls.
PAVILION.
Thomas Pallock, J. F. Ersenman, Columbia;
J. W. Dyches, Leesburg, Florida; Mrs. '. J.
Bennett, W. L. Smith, Savannah; Chas. Whit
ney, L.. Faust, agents Great Eastern Circus;
Carter Coulter, Augusta;J. r.. Boxer, c. A.
Muscn, E.. r. Tucker, Great Eastern Circus;
John W. Galllurd, Florence; G.. H. Williams,
Miss Williams, Miss Milleu, Jonn r. Chase and
wife, J.. P. Gayle, wife and child, Savannah
E. D. Alwater, Atlanta; a. Lsdesdale, N. 9.
wilson, I.aac yausleS Prise, New York; Will
liam J. SpeIrs, st. Stephens; P. J. Bosic,
Leesvllle; ]. B. Phillips and wife, FL schou.
Doe, Florence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court,

Henry, Johnson, dlsorderly and fighting
ten days. - Storen, Improper driving In the
streets; five dollars.
TrInI Justices Courts.
Louisa Mazyck aud Mary Harris were before
Trial Justice Woolf en- Saturday, the first
| charged with being disorderly and choking
an Infant child of Mr.. h. A. Cohen, and the
second with being dIsorderly and attempting
tc poison a we'll OF water in the yard of the
same gentleman. The first was a very aggra.
waited case, the child having been so cruelty
choked that its life was despaired of for a
long time. She was sentenced to pay one
hundred dollars fne or spend thirty days In
jail, and give a peace bond Of five thousand dol,
lars. She failed to pay the fine, and was cent
10 Jail. Mary Harris was sent to Jail for thirty
days on failure 10 pay q fine of twenty-five
dollars. She was also required to give a one
thousand.dollar peace bond.
Rebecca Rutledge was arraigned before the
same Justice, by her spouse, for pelting him
| with sticks and brickbats. She was sentenced
TO pay ten dollars aud costs or 20 to Jail for
thirty days. Being unable 10 Settle M, she
was about to be committed, when the repent.
ant spouse came forward and offered to fool
the bill. Tae money Was paid, confidence wa:
re.eslablished, and the two went on their way
rejoicing.
The Sulllvau'5 Island Ferry Company were
sned by N. McGorty, the soda water man, fol
The value of a lot OF empty soda bottles lost In
being returned to the city. The com pany
| claimed that they were not liable, az no charge
was made for the bottles, which ore oil tha1
class of freight usually returned Without
charge. The justice decided in favor of the
plaintiff and gave a Judgment Tor twelve dol,
lars and costs. A notice OF appeal was given
by the counsel for the company.
State Supreme Court.
The following business was disposed of on
Saturday:
R. Burrls vs.. f. Fl. Whilner, Esq. Appeal
dismissed. Opinion by Willard, a.. j..
Henry o. Marcy VS., Johu Hargrave. Rear
gnmcnt ordered.
r. McNamre IS. A. G. Waterbury ct al. Or
dered that counsel be heard on the question
Has a Judge OF probate authority to grant, on
| the applicutlon OF the personal representative
| of The deceased, an order for the sale Of rea
| estate for the payment Of debts, on the failure
of assets 10 meet The same?
Before Assistant Justice Wright, at Cham-
bers:
jenkins VI. McAllister. Mr.. Williams, for
plaintiff. moved for an Injunction. Rule made
returnable September !, at ten a. NJ.
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CRRIsT CHURCH.-One Of the largest con.
.gregatious that has ever flied this church as
sembled yesterday to.ceiebrate the afternoon
service. After the conclusion of the church
service, an admirable sermon was preached
by the rector, the Rev. j. Mercier Green, from
Revelations, 81 chapter, ID verse: BE watch
tul aud strengthen the things which remain
that are ready to die" The gentlemen who
compose The vestry OF Christ Church deserve
much credit Tor the energetic and persevering
manner In which they have brought about u
re.establlshment OF this congregation, and
should feel greatly encouraged by It's rapid
growth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02
4 SUDDEN SUFFOCITIoN.
The P.riIs of Cleaning Foul Wells.
From the Barnweil Sentinel.l

Mr.. George Beck, living near Dnnbarton, In
this county, concluded, q few days ago, TO
have his we'll cleaned out: On Saturday, with
the assistance Of his brother, he proceeded to
that duty, when a very offensive ndor was OBJ,
served Issuing from the bottom OF the well,
lie came out aud collected a Quantity OF pine.
straw, threw it in the we'll, and set it on fire,
hoping TO destroy the di sagreeable smell, and,
on the following Tuesday, re-aDtered Tor the
purpose OF examining what progress he could
make, but found, after proceeding but a short
distance, that it was very difficult Tor him tc
breathe freely. He immediately came out,
but, in Il short time, entered again, aud pro.
ceeded but q short distance when he fell Il
corpse. Mr., Beck's father and several others
SOON arrived, when one L! the party persisted
in going down Tor the dead man, bit was pre-
vented by the others, aud The unfortunate
mau was taken ont by ropes. a fowl was
tied TO a rope and let down into the Well, and,
before 1t touched the bottom, its life was tx.
Incl.
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CITY A
LOCIL LICONICS.

Hon. a. P. Aldrich is in the city.
Collector Clark Is said to bs organizing a
secret society In the Tomlinson interest.
Columbia had real ''October weather. on
Saturday.
The broken pavement on the south side OF
Broad street, near Orange, Is being repaired.
AS usual, q large number OF persons as
sembled on the Battery Saturday afternoon 10
hear the music by the Post Band, which was
very fine.
MFR. Timothy Hurley, in pursuance of his
declared Intention OF never being found with
the minority, is cautiously crawfshing back 10
the '%'resulars.'
"A game of base ball was played on the
| Citadel Green Saturday afternoon between the
| Columbus and the Gray jackets. The game
was won by the latter by a score Of twelve to
three.
-Ex.Mayor Plllsbury, in disgust at the fall
IRE of his Congressional aspirations, has sold
his furniture aud is to depart for q more con.
genial Northern cline per next Wednesdays
steamer.
MI. OOuuI L I I luuuaL uo cSoSSA
ated with Mr.. Gerhard alecke In the auction,
commission and produce business. The name
Of The new firm Is Messrs. Rlecke 81 Peter
mann.
Asa preparatory step to canVassing the
city for the solicltorshlp Uf this circuit, Tria!
Justice John G. Mackey has purchased a Gree
ley hat, which much becomes the would-oe
solicitor.
"A colored workman named Samuel Por'
cher had his right hand crushed under the i'm
posing stone during the removal Of THE
NEWS establishment last Saturday. The
| wound was dressed, and Is rapidly healing.
Mammoth posters Of HalgnL e. Co.'s Great
Eastern Circus aud Menagerie have been
posted up on Meeting street. They display
ull the gaudy colors usual to such advertise
ments.
1T is said that the local Radical dIssensions
in the Fourth Congressional District will make
the election of Mr.. W. u. Simpson, or whoever
the white people may nominate against Wal
lace, q reas Enable certainly.
"A negro named ]. Sumter became dis,
| orderly at the Northeastern Railroad depot
Saturday afternoon aud attempted to fasien a
rope made Into a s.lpknot around the neck oil
Henry Doscher. The latter summoned a
policeman. who carried Sumter to the upper
Guardnouse.
The Irregular" Republicans are to have a
mass meeting next Wednesday, evening, in
trout Of the City Hall, with Speaker Moses,
Judge Melton, Judge Mackey, Congressman
Elliott, II. &. Wvrlhlnglon, Sheriff Mackey,
Coroner TAFT, Rev. e. ]. Adams and N. R. De-
lany Us The Speakers.
"A large crowd was collected on Meeting
street about nine O'Clock Saturday evening, by
an attempt on the part Ola policeman gar
rest q coIOred man, named Hicks, whs was
drunk and had been dlsorder!y Ia the market.
Hicks fought de .perately, using hand. foot and
tooth, but was hualIy housed at the Guard
house, through the assistance OF two detec.
lives. He Was so violent that his clothes were
loru TO slred., aud lie arrived at the Guard
house In u state OF utter nudity.
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ARREST or A SUPPOSED R~oBBER.-Peter
Palmer was arrested Saturday on u warrant
from Trial Justice Woolf, charged with stea!-
Ing fifty dollars In currency aud about seven
Teen hundred In bonds and SOCKS from q
trunk belonging to Mr.. John Hunbrrt, oil
Johns Island. Palmer was employed on the
premises, and the trunk being found broken
open one morning, about Two weeks ago, sus'
plclon was directed against him by some cir
cumstances connected with the alfAir. He
will be examined tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

SLIGHT RAILROAD Ac CrDEST. Another run
off occurred at Florence on the Northeastern
Railroad, Saturday mornlug, soon after the
early morning train for this city had left the
depota at that place. TIE train was moving very
slowly at the time, 80 that only the engine
got of tue track. 1t was unlD]ured. The
track was quickly repaired, and The train
arrived here within one hour OF the schedule
lime
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A TERRIBLE INDI.IN BOTCHERF.
TOPEKA. Kansas, Augnst 3

TOPEKA, Kansas, August 81.
Last Monday, a government train OF thirty.
six mule teams was attacked. between Carson
Civ and Fort Lyon, by Two hundred Apache
IndiaGs, who killed nitern out of The thirty
men belonging to the train. and carried The
Fest into slavery. Stephen Bryan, the wagon
master, was skinned alive IRON head 10 LOOT.
A cavalry force OF one nunareo mn were
escorlinG the train, but had become separated
irr,l>h 1 L
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OCEAN HORRORS.
Further Details or h Long island
Sound Disaster.
NEw'YoRK, September l.

NEW YORK, September l.
Additional details Of me Nets disaster con-
firm the previous reports, except that the
latest estimates place tile loss al twenty-five
instead OF lilly. No Southern names are
among the lists either Of lost or saved. Eye
witnesses and sufferers Darrale many heart
rendlng scenes during the night OF horrors.
Most OF the passengers were asleep Ut the
time OF the COLLISION, and scramuliDg Oh deck
MANY were crushed between the bales of
cotton comprising the deck load, ami others
were lrarnpled 10 death Ia The rush TO
the life. boats. Two llIe-boatS were llled
with passengers, aud one oil them sank. the
rest were mud He'd on the upper DICK, Whlcn
parted from The steamer when she sank, and
lonlpd to shore after many had been washed
off In the high sea that was ranninS; Ia It,
Thomaslon, Maine. She has arrived here
with the los, of all forward gear: Many ut.
tribute The whole blame OF the accident 10 her
commander. Physicians are at Watch Hi!l
caring for the sufferers, and u relief fund u
being raised here.
A Steamer Burned ut Scn-Thtrty-Four
.~sNt HIiaQtnN
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A Steamer Burned Mt Scn-Thirty-Four
Persons Missing.
HAVANA, August 30.
VA KEY WEsT. AUGUST 81,

Captain Jefferson Marry. OF The steamship
BienviIle, arrived here this morning from Mas
sau, and reports the burning OF the Bienyille
ut sea. The steamship BlenVillc leit New York
on the lO:h of August for Aspinwall. Whrnin
latitude rs IL, Longitude II Is, al S.45 A. NJ, on
covered among the cargo. Steam and water
we're Immediately turned on, aud every esrr-
lion made TO suppress n lar Names oMs D ont 10 ys anG
twenly.seven In number, then took to the
boats. and the flames soon alter reuching Il
quantity OF powder In the hold the steamer
vas blown up and went 10 the bottom. I've
OF the boats cupsiZed ami Nineteen pas5en-
pers. Including five ladies', were drowned.
Fifteen more are missing, and are supposed
10 be lost. One uf the survivors, o lady,
named anna Brain, was craznd by tile ,erTors
of the might. The rescued passengers nav.
been taken in u SCHOONER 10 Baltimore. The
peDule of Nassau, N. P, are subscribing
money in aid OF the sufferers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

Tue GOLDEN anE.-Mr. J. c. C. Levy Is ap-
pointed the agent for Theo. Tilton's Golden
Age" aud will remain In Charleston some
days to receive subscriptions. The rate is
three dollars q year, or one dollar from now
until November S. A due Autograph likeness
OF Mr.. Greeley Is sent TO every new subscriber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

ST.BBING AFFA1R.-Jerry Jones, a negro.
was stabbed OF A%llrndale, on the Port Roya
Railroad, Saturday morning, by uuother negro
named Scipio Harris. Jones was brought &c
the City Hospital the same afternoon. Tine
cut is on the left arm, near the wrist, and is
not serious. Both men were probably drunk,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02
4 FIRE At
=. ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
Q n Gnntn~h

~BRAXcHvILLE, 9. c., September l.
The residence and outbuildlngs, the property
of Mr.. A. Loryea, were destroyed BY fire early
on Saturday morning. Through the exer!ions
OF the citizens, while and colored, the store
and contents were saved. The residence Is
partially insured. Very little of the furniture
was saved. b.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02
CHARLESTON IN 1S7l-'72.
4 REVIEW OF THE OPERATIONS OF
THE COMMERCIAL TE4R.

A Gratifying Retroapect-Prosperity In
the Face of Obstncles-Ih he Commer-
ciaI movement-Cotfon, Rice, Navnl
stores, Lumber, &c.-The Jobnins
Trade amt Other Departments OF
Business.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

Tho Buildings and their Occupants
ARRANGEMENTS of the DEPARTMENTS
Clock.work with One Spring that
Never Runs Down h Process of
RenovaI-The Finest Newspaper or
flee in n Cotton States-An AuSury
OF the Future Prosperity OF Charles
TON.
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THE WELTHER THIS DAT,
WASHINGTON, Ser

WASHINGTON, September /.
Norlher,y and ea.lerly winds, with clear
weather, Will prevail OIL Monday over the
Southern States east of the Mississippi.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

to 25Hc; but, With fine prospects In the spring
and early summer for the growing crop. p'ices
again fell to 1sc, but rallied with less favorable
accounts, which rather increased as the summer
advanced, producing a moderate effect on prices.
the year here closing at l9Hc q ib for middllng
uplands.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

TIE Worm has appeared In Orangeburg
County. The planters complain that the
caterpillars are cleaning ont the cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-02

Henry, Johnson, dlsorderly and fighting
ten days. - Storen, improper driving In the
etroo,o. a Inn doIaro
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Nothing will SHOW more strlkingly the steldy
Improve uen. In the C mularciai strength OF This
riry than Tho comparison Of receipts OF Il few OF
the ,uaIu STAPLES jast alter this war and the year
Iu4t Go ,ed say, IN round numbers, OIL Charleston:
p ro,nts ,s8; and 1906. co,to,, Dales,... lie 600
K,cs,nIs Is7I md lS72. Cortoi b,!es...... $50. 0C0
neceIpIs 1855 AMI 1866. rice. tierces....... i.Ol9
Heculp 8 1871 aud 1872, Tic. tlcI ces...... $1,000
Receipts 1,B5 anu 1916 laval sores, bois. 80 90
Dno.,p,S ia7G AMI 1877 rayil stores, uD;s. $50, 700
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-22
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued t,
me by the Clerk of the Honorable Circui
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, on tn,
18th day of August. 1872, upon Judgment
obtained at the July Term, 1872, of said
Court, in favor Of Lewis Heap against Jno
EmCricli. ST., | will offer for sale to the
highest bidder. for cash, on the 23d day of
September, 1872, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, the following tract of land
Lying in civil district No. | of said conn
ty, bounded on the south by the lands of
). W. lioughton and Geo. W. Hunt, west
by the lands Of Bully Reagan and Mrs. W .
Davis, and on the north and East by the
lands OIL. W. Sylcr, IraG G.. Wood, and Mrs.
{. Hunt, containing 3l4 acres, more or
less. Levied upon to satisfy said iudc-
mcnt, as the property of VIM. Emerich,
~. Said judgment amounts to the sum of
$500 90, besides costs.
ID. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
BY II. A. Fitzpatrick, Dep. Sheriff.
aUpJ2-tlS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-22
General Longstreet, believed b

General Longstreet, believed BY
President Grant to be good enough
citizen to hold the Office of Surveyor
at New Orleans, is strongly in favor OF
MIR. Greelcy's election to the Presiden.
cy, The General says Mr. Greeley's
popularity with the Southern people is
very great, and predicts that the Lib
eral ticket will carry the entire South
with the exception, perhaps, Of two
States. The General will, if his health
permits, take an active part in the
campaign.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-22
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
or NEW YORK.
FOR NICE-PRESlDENT.
B. GRATZ. BROWN,
or MISSOURI.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN G. BROW
North Carolina.

In view Of the fact that the Radicals
have elected their Governor in the old
Ncrth State by only about 1000, when
Grant carried it by over 1000 in 1868,
and that the Liberals have carried five
Of the eight Congressional districts, and
elected a Legislature which will throw
out Pool from the Senate and send Il
Liberal or Democrat in his placc-wc
cannot see that the Administration is
justified III entertaining amy hope Of
carrying the State in November next.
When Connecticut elected a Radical
Legislature to 20 with Il Democratic
Governor, and did it by the rotor.
borough system, too, no papers were
louder than the Radical in claiming a
clear Democratic defeat, They must
take the same standard Of estimating
the result in North Carolina, and APP
ply it there as well, The State is Lib
eral throughout, the Governor alone
being counted out BY .ho Administra-
ton ready lcckoncrs. Grant bled the
Treasury, drummed together his speak
crs, issued four thousand blank war
rants, doubled and trcblcd the deputy
sherlHs, and imported negroes from
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-22

Three million one hundred an,
ninety.four thousand, two hundred anc
fo%rty-seven dollars: This is the loss
account Of an Administration which
Secretary Boutwell, has been telling
his audiences is financially above re.
proacl. And this sum covers those
frauds only which have become known
to the public through The press. What
the grand total figures up is only
known to the Department officers who
are perambulating through the country
sounding .he praises of Grant, and
asking the people to keep him and
themselves in power another term.