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Notice

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= sge who do not reside within reach Of
Arabic School, in Bossier parish, will be
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The highest premiums at all the fairs and
Exhibitions of the United States ard Eur op .
have been awarded the
GROVER d BAKER MACHINES,
and the work done by them, wherever e1.
hibited in comparison.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PASSENGERS ARRTVPD.

FROM HAvASA-In Steamship coragJia, Aug @-Joalrp ce
R0gou, AunIo mnrref Miss A. jorge H. Amera, Amer = ng'
y. Domncu Miss L. Do Pratt ID. hAeval j. EeliAis T. 'as'o'
r. tuntas, A. BIcees, T. Baceer D. Mauno A. scfnae,
DOhva A. Rivers. 81 Puaa, Miss l. Lola Mss . Lea Mo =
Willis, Miss Nellie Robinson, Walter Seen T. boboka Pauss -
Gomez G. Garcia C. Ms p Martinez b. RaGnez H. Paen.a' .
Adonis, G. Martinez
FROM dAvRE-Ia s,eam,h'p Vps de Pars Aug 2o-AE snd
Mrs Urso. Mr. Gabar Mr. ami Mrs Simon and c r Solf h
Mira daughter, NJ Nuean and children NJ ana
Ms Jouanque. Mt Eliot MI tsyso Mr 6aeisn af a5d ~
Leans Mr. ilani AR Saemher Mr. Ernes NL Bue MI Ni'n'
Mr. MlIehand Syber.ien. Mr. knga1 NJ Ltehod and sn
john GsruS Garthe servant Mr Graves an1 da1ghe M
c. Lew Nj. Com. Mr. Fatlcf, Mr. Airige. N Bi i
ard Williamson, Mr. Miles gul MI Gsniie NJ ana
cu.i. and Mrs. Comerg ohcn AID uirs NJ
Turner c.rea and Mr. Amy, Carene Ginor i.
Jaunson. CALVIN foster, airs fAguolr M hiilm.h'
Gnstav Abt Mr. Lomlner. Lon Kama. Jean Malone. NJ
I.ofeu Mrs PUel 3rs Cc and Never Msnaic
Mrs Hsnc Mr. sad DIS MeHei, cn- and Lufse NJ
Garner. NJ sni Ma Delrne an chl, Mrs. Jal
ntnd NJ ami Cenircr Ms. T;ya Mn. Gtota Nab Mr. s
brua and child Mrs Pu4 NJ and ' gu's ues sua dasgaer a
Leorius Juuil, Ms. Relauh heher Nneltnc ChIsan
Mr. HiInsnn Mr. Dartnte. Mr. Eoolct Mr Roner Dir, Po,
mart. Jles Bei5uges. Mr Lurchef, Nj aud Mrs Jsseil
an! li Mo Degc0mhe Mrs Bu..ef asd Mr. MaloDs
and spn Llas Ust Mr. Busoh, Mr. Penttat Miss PanI'
Cll. Mrs MOneney Mrs. Bagnu, Mr.. l@poue NJ. ui9s
Mr. Motsr Hr RicaN NJ Gacobb, Mr. RiH15 ,saI.
CIisp1s Mr. Coeh Mr.. pulae, Mis- Flora Maoionat, Mss
Mr. Maize Mrs lew Mrs Anehe ieIrane, Mr Gersnl Mr.
Rnnu.r Wckeaherge NJ Brnnder Nr chaeln, Mr. Derss
Mr. Latlpl ngounct Mn. Bosse. Mr. hcSte Grand
Pierre feopod FouueF Rich. Meier Mr. Ce1nier Nh hate Mo
rea NJ Naysue Daeo Francois Ber Edmond Fe hl"an
Conat Pred Roh NJ ald Mrs Meeur and lnger Mr. Joai
Calls Mr. MaHgen. Mr. Mohaaret Mrs Boce Mrs labet ~ ani
Mrs Baol daughter Mr. Rnone Mr. CarJ Mr. Da'l ,ll !"
Mrs seey Mrs. Gas Giles ami a8 servant jose Oaa f' A'
Ms ldeh
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

and ere ana nlars OF smokep In all earnest Mr
how are these dire calamltes to come ABOUT,
of h. Whole fei wni no abandon the wisdom and
pcrenco of long life of toll ana study as tho ai'oV
and defender OF human rights by such course ~ yH m
suggest ana cover MS name with inIahly VIII ~
lursro the opportunity OF making his administrator no
era of reconciliation aud peace and become the nS.o
figure head his enemies predict, OF rev deslSnlS
power ana ruin the country But suppose MN an uoe %
and traitor, bent upon his own disgflcc aug tno M
OF the Republic, 1t would be impos5lpe IVr " m@ nun tb no re-
cOmplish his object The large party VINO iaNor to
election OF Gen. Grant would nOt Hn'V tucu hiinv.t
The portion OF the Republican parry VINO 'ta III ~
- standard-bearer would not suetl'i l'.' " ,,,,.
measure. The old army Of war Deinc'a's, "n..,-
whom stands Gen Grant surely wOuld not Jui IN t'ls
mad work. would the rank ana 4iio vi @ tlo Wv Nv ~ s
cratic party, some Of whom oIusu. ~ 80. ,n',t
OF tho Admnis rtiou, whle OherS NJ tne ol,u .pui9
m tIe Conledergte armies, wh0 nave no" wneeiod
ilo line upon the Republican piatlOIm; @ al ~
pl these CONSERVATIVE clements, IL WOuu pe i'ne E'"
rg fr M Creooy 10 ulav the role OF folly ana uta
son sHe as YOU predict There can be no grra'er hu
ness ana folly than the miserable pIetohso tdt su'n -
eults would follow Mr.. Grceley's election. ,,o
No MIR Douglas Go aud teach your people 10 1uuse,
Of men and measures upon their own merlls. Coo :,
them 10 mngle with their fciowciIizens in al pars W
tho Union and according to their lnoril os
inns Educate them upon the great pollllcai lSs"S
likely 20 aCate the public mind Instruct tnc - ,icd
with other OF the poDteal ptttles ~ and i'm
Interests In diiferont parts OF the country "a h 80
their Judgment the public good, may REQUIRE Ia
eyes away from the humillatins and shalneI G I ~
which disgraces the Republic, NleIo WIZ ,gn i'm Tho
official stations men vi influence ana rcnoWn III tuo
country seem lost to all sense of mahhoou au
and are sandoung each other Ike t % ~
and pothOus5 pOutieans Leave ~ ~ 30 ooe 4f rnnVI
edge aud morality and become httcu 10 ,ltc
ligently the elective franchise we sna F C gr % m 1
HTner" ;, n condition more dangerous than was the
Inariner,s pass between Scylli am OitI Jus - ,o 4,
VITA sentiments respect remain tfdy AoGr iriehu
and fellow citizen, = 'A"'''''
n,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW foRK..............


PORT OF BBW-fORK... ....................ArG. -
CLEARED
Stesmsfip vanlalia o. G Funzen Hmhurg Knnhsnt Co.
steamship City, Baker, Havana Nc Atlantic 1ia steamship
steamship Sen Fraucsco Berrnu W H. Webb
Steamship Huntsville CfoEe Savannah. Robert Loaten o.
steamship Isaac Bell ahemani Nono CJ Point ana h'oIAo''
StsTnsp Fannie Feu.on Phlldelpaa Lorj Steamship Go.
Steamship Panti Doane Philadelphia L0rlani steamship Co.
steamship BeTerv. Pierce. PhilalelDna
steamship Mars. Grwney Philadelphia, VIM. krEpatuck
Steamship Dingo johnson Portland. J. =. Amef.
steamship Nereus. BearSe Boston. II. =. DmocS.
Balk MaYdOwer HolAiss BarllGoc IL. 1T0sOudges sons
Bark Bellevue tBrl, Cutting Antwep snow q bureess
BARK Tantivd (Br Carey Dundak oriers Melr Jones.
Bark vbe'a Br). Meray Kongslerg &c. Boyd Hncsen
star tBr) Waugh ST. Jg0, Cuba, Wayten Co.
- Po,riSg BiloE Reypolis AIe.ute A Harding a Co
Alolph ku Plata, Queenstown or Falmouth, Ieens
Bockmsnn.
dg u H. McGrIr Stubhs Washington, D. Co. $ G. LOU Co.
r. W. Gutscl4e Gerl Hansen ko1e eberg Ie'ens BoeL
Schr J. h. Wllcts. Bayhs, Washington d. c.
Scl. Ben, Dsyis, Wilmington, Nc.
ARRIVED.
steamship vile d Paris ~ Surm,nt HavIs Aug B VIA Bresi
l7h. with mdse. and ra.s o c. Mackenzie.
Steamship Columbia Van ayaua Aug. p with md and pass
to Atlantic Mail Steamship Co
BaA juum Got NearbOrol samp'on Colombo March a. via st.
Helena JUS 8. with mGs-
Hars Fo del Mar lof S. AndeH " 3D. Scyey Cow Bay va
HALIFAX 10 day-, with coal.
Bar Annie (of Lordonl Told Ago, Bay 81 days with wool
Be Ercoc ,l,al) sca.fo. Al clLta 80 dlss with iron
Bne iieyea (Gtr) Kugor, Bordeaux 68 days with mdse.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsTos Ang. 2aAryd, steamship Guels. from NeEl0fs bTe'
Helen Turk Island; susal, fa Havana sclL Doae nom
Wilmington, \. G.
FOREIGN PORTS.
6IvFEPoot Aug 29The National Line steamship Italy Thomp-
H. apd te Au Line steamship Natleu Om
Que eIec and Montreal have arnye here
iFOr Latest ship NeicS see FIN Idgel
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
NORTH CAROLINA NOT DISMAYED.
----..---. -------.- y q III ~
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Coulter in the Yorkville Police Court,
yesterday committed VIM W alh charge o. dung pistol al Henry
Blanchard conductor Tunaye vhen walsh was riding.
james eahy No 207 Ea Fynnhs held for a. hung
Sergeant Hamilton Of the Nineteenth Precinct yeseIay tnn
charged with steahng gold nom PMlp MaTlheu Ol No. ~
BOndst, IN a Ihiriave. was committed for tnaL
Henry Cameron, charged with sending obscene
post examination YESTERDAY, committed
Osborn default Of 5000 tie action Of The
Grand DAVIS aud William ConOu aTget with having
unsamped their hei IN 5000 bail each
Nicholas SchOppe o. Raub Joseph Taxter charged With deserving
from the German Duysbug, committed ~ aa sailing Of
the vessel.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, John
held Justice taking "a the vest
Of Patrick Doune the nght Of Aug g. julius Seheis
held snaichng watch worth S5 from Francis Schneider
jeselry store, % Bowe yesterday morning George Hartman
locked committing his daughter Clara 9
Patrick hdoen locked breaking h wife Bens corbone
by throwing ber down stairs
At Jefferson Market yesterday, Justice Cox COM
mitted John Donovan for stealing, MOncay night, 10 com
psuy with another man gold watch aud cham from John
Hoffman Of No.. 50 Beeekers' Henry Reldin. eoorei'
was held In $500 bail answer for keeping disoT-
dery house at No 10 sulsnst SI eoe and I've ~h,e persons
found the place committed ou Of bail for good behavior
Dr james steele Of Wes, Foryeeondt requested James ar
OOn.keoper Ihehst and SIhave, 10 allow hm TO sleep
In m wednesday night Yesterday Seee e aGilg
with him gold watch and sal lie arrested committed ~ De
fault Of oOO bail Trenan B. Allen poseEa rough locked
up for asaung James Gallagher the ster Saloon at hug aud
NsTick cts yes.srdsJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

POH HANBrRG- IN s,ensiig TaraaltI Arg. 2a-Geoge T.
aud LADY, j. Pastor Carl FessHann Claus Nlkens ATno
Boafgu Albert Bolgnn Aeunder sci Leo1o He's Miss Mary
Dsse Miss Geud Lndecler Emil Dubois rs J. Rseberg hiss
Permaun, Mrs Therse kchod Frederic Ler VIM Scharir
Wetann Mr. Cara Neug, Jacob tppe Chas kgnoe
Kaiser Mrs MIA Packeusch snd Eh Mrs thtsbeh Neu
bauer Jonas Je ekg Wnem Becker Audreaa Furer h EIa
bh Becker fnnt Beutei j. A. Nckeon, Chnoph Elmer, Ca
Marh. Bernhard Bots Edward Holman Mrs Ele HofiHaBn
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

flNO MANUFACTURERS SALE, one of
the bet WATERPOWERS the Western Ountry abundance
Of coal costing only the mug on the
supplied with railroad communicate good ubstan
tai Wooen M sets capcty on u premises, and would
dposng Of the couneco with surplus water
power and lana accnt bui manufacturing Situated
In one Of Of the State, desiring such
property VIII ind eood Investment Apply letter TO
he ulter,isned j. GREEN 90.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, AuG. 90.

FRIDAY, AUG %
ms for Panama Aspinws the Central American and South Pa
steamship close al 10
saih II N. from Pier No. A. N. X
Mails for by the steamship CITY Of MEXICO,
u2p steamship sails at p. m. from Per No. II u.
postage all the West Indies when going drec, win
Papers each winch prepAd
Closed Mail only BY the Williams Gaion aud
Ipmsn Lene Steamships
Mar fsr HsLias g. closed Ai the EsvYOb Psn Ose Ouy
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

nFrISIONs-ArG. %

Supreme CORrt-ChGm0eTS - BY Judge Barrett
Carson gt Monday aMooB granted Tabor Plane Conpany sg
smihSlot dismissed. with SO Goodwin agt McQuade
Motion granted Nosand NOstraDdMoon anted aimonY 90
week, oOunse fee OF SlUO
Common Pieds-SDecidi 1eTm-Bv Judge Doew.-
KOehr KoeheDocree Of separation grane Sclaier sg
oN-Mouon u yscAte order aadng defendant guilty Of contempt
Of denied without The People &c agL Mue-M0uon
o az Judgment Ou forfeited recognkAnee granted.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
Gteambcais ano Hailrcaos.
OENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW -JERsE'

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
n'cisa soerlc Sou,h Branch R HAMPTON Jnnecn wp
the Dsfsao and Wescr alroad P9sl1 s1
The bebish AID Srsaehanr, Dros md st EaHoD WIN re aa
'aoJ liosi couHecons forming cfcc me 70 r9Ms
sat e. whodt c-asc era; to Cs1t Pe1nsJ'aA a'
ALLrSTowH LINE TO TIE WEST.
SUGxG2 A28AHGk1sAE
Conns,eing July TO- iST2--Lesye keU-Y0rk a. OloW3.
s4o a. m;-WSy Tram for sonervile snd Femilftoa. A.,
Pton hninoJ CITY. NJ Carmel Haeol Iu-kfaunoc IosIGa,
HaVer sc connects 81 Jurct0n with Del. Lac West X
3nn-ND-NlfG EAPaks daily (cKc % Suuzys), ar ta9i
Ateniown harnburE and tho Wet Connee az SoIeTe or
fenn ton d taiien Tor Auch Cuak BsoaErc Sensoa' VIII
liausport sne &c.
iO;lo A. nWay Train fo- somervila
I:c5 p r.-Wsy Tran o Ess,oa
m.Fr Neni1gon, ksston Allentown Chpnt, hahsroT
City Hereon, Wikosarfs scrshoa Rsaag Cosmoa LAncsr
Epirata, "ott.Tlie Harrs.ars. &c
2:Wp m.-fOr S0Dgryle.
32J m.-for Paingels.
D. m.-Fof fomsryle.
$50 nPor kon, Allentown, sud Msucl Ciaak Connects
Junctou vita Del. Laek k Wss. r R.
70. m-Fof s0merE.Ile aud Fleming gtOs
$3.50 D. m.--for Somervlle.
6p n-EyESIEG EXPRESS dsily for Iss;oa Bethlehem Allen.
toN5 Reaiiss arh'tge Pittsburgh, Chicago, ,ad cseaaaa
m.-For Someryille
53J II (Em grint)-For EasoB.
ard 1880 p. n.-Fof Ptlleid
For Elizabeth al 5is 6l5 b:f5 70n 7i5 7:a 600 e9 o.t5
lt:o0 1880 li0J n :f5 l20J, 4 4D. $500 ~
35 ZOO els f3o 45 500. 10 $3.50 5 600 Csc Ia0 100
7:t5, C20 900 st5 iG3O, ll;3) i2t0 10.
Tickets W- e O5i'iued AZ TIE ofc Of ae Cer;al Rail
hotels ami ticket o&e,s in Nes-Iork City; -
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
rEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE.
sATnRDAY. Auo. 81

Friday, step m .-r,n.x A.. =,
Nail. for Iurore Qnreuso and Liverpool steamship CITY
Supplementary Mall On Pier No -
n p h ed az | m. S:eam,hip salts a D
M letters depOntd b Supplementary Mails mISt be prepaid With
douh'e POSTAGE
presian Closed Mail IL cent bY this lire.
Mails the States direct, via Bremen steamship
Dire, German Mail BY ts line Steamship sails at n
,ror, Ter of fhnir.. iloboken
Mails KEY wet bT the steamship Geo W. Clyde close at
s.e.mSlip sails at y. N, from Pier No. 20 H. T..
SUNDAY SEPT /.
All Mails close at II O'Clock m Tie Fo5Oacs open IRON
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

sun e...... 5:25 b5 door nses''...' l''
wAvgR THs DAY--AN
SANDY 49 Cows a He'll Gae tefrl''' U'
WATER rHIs p'y--P. al,
Sandy Hon. Hell Gae terfs 1'S
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
HoEsE AxD CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoEK. Thur say. Aug. %. Is

NEw-YoRK. Thur my, Aug. 20. 1871
Tn addition 10 the current traffic in COM
mon draft horses, Botice moderately Increasing de-
mand for heavy truck horses az from SIS TO 900 per
head.
There is limited yet steady inquiry after we'll
matched carriage horses, coming chiefly ron socalied
niddlGncr" or parties whose special occupation con
sists In hunting mp stock well prcba5ers, and who.
ss q rule will pocket fair commission from the Dnyer
In addition 10 secuslng tIe AJns s1age c 'e s'I;fs
profits. Tho horse RwncrS or dealers adgcrtsetneht'
containing u brief description 81 the sock on hana,
would serve the purchaser fat moro rci1De gide
iO the stable ana the moderate fee paid resprc4-
bic veterinary surgeon, ascertain axe ana sOniBess
OF the animals, tine general appearance Oi whien an
sWers the purp0ie required for, WOu Dc compare
lively small yet jud.ci0us outlay on me part OF the
buyer aud at the time be the moss effective means
OF reducing the fancy prces at present asked or pea
u.e horses 10 something ike reasonable Standard
The regular scmweeky sale Of horses, carriages, hlr
ness. and general horse equipments Wn as usual, be
held at Mcssrs. Johnston Van Tao , auction mart
In East Threent-s. tO-nOrrow udayD tbe 1Otn ibst'
at ~ O'cOcs.
Messrs Wadron & Cooke report the following sales
elecsed at tac downtown auction mart ~ C1ufcn-s'
Dserpt0n Hands lea rres
aorse.; .....';.....'''''..''''''.. W ~ 40
l HamDs0niin horse. ................ ~. -
v bay
gay msre .......,........ l9t ht
bacA h0rse. - ~
bI' marc...........'... ..---.-'.s. ~ Il.
A few dlaft horses were disposed OF at Dldf
under SlO0 per head.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PARE OPPORTUNITY.

4 AXE OI1Oh UNI !.
VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY FOR SALE.
In Consequence death Of o W and The
desire OF The otaCl retire froI tc business The steam Printing BOOK
BiudiLg, and Newspaper establishment Of
TIE NIDDLEiONN EVENING PRESS
CTn-Uecklg) and
TIE ORANGE COUNTY PRESS
(Neeklyb
offered for sale The papcrs arc Republican in POLITICS have more
extensive alyf patronage aud
obbur busue mat4 and mscmeE, RbunlLt.
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