davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
financial.
4 SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA and

SSlGNEES SALE or the ALABAMA ana
~ CHATTANOOGA r. Rim the District Court OF the United
Middle Bankruptcy
the Albania and Chattanooga Railroad Company bankru PGT
to the order Of the said Court made the 18th day OF March,
l82 the undersigned Anees in Bankruptcy Of tie Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Compay hereby give notice that they will expose
sale for cash at public the Aesn Basin, the CIV OF
Montgomery, Alabama MONDAY the tveutseeOn day
Of April 2 all the railroad OF sd Company from it'
Meridian the State OF Mississippi, its terminus at
Wauhae In Of Tennessee together with its franchises
equipments rolling nacDehOIs. deJOs stations road
bed maehne tools ard other night interest," or
cOnveYed 10y sad Alabama Chat-
tanooga Rioad COMPANY by its mortgage deei Of ust et
dav December Seth Adams,
and John Deme Trustees together with the machine
shops machinery and tools depo tatonhOuses ia the City Of
Chattanooga. Of Subject however 10 tie lien OF
the Alabama is Endorsements Of the h mortgage bonds Of
said Railroad COMPANY and hen Of the bo OF the
bonds ndod by the state Of Alabama to the smomt
hundred and thousand dollars and subject TO the
further lien OF The State OF Alabama for interest pd on said b mort
Of eight hundred and uywO thousand he
dollars subject the further lien Of the State
Alabama hereafter SAID hrt mortgage
bonds and much Of said Road subject 20 lien OF the state OF
will be sold slec that lien. Should said lien in favor o The
settled and pncr the d OF sale aforesaid
then the Rosi will be sold iisincunlcrel thereof.
JOHN II. GINDRAf,) Ass gnefs IN Bansrup'cT OF the
SAM Il. JONES. Alabama and
JOHN 7. BAILEY. chattanooga Railroad Company.
Morie0uer, Ale. March II. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

Nrovrn,Y March 2-ERryrsArivas to-day. 80 o7s At Com
ranifsu p On. l41.r.h-. Not beng regular market
tt weather being wr tre was lo; Lv ana prices Eeo
% inferior quality. 4be
- - r ii sod Oul- reported for COuMuulaw to-
ie w supply tied the other market
f ag werr: Il cvt 0t llc. Tim
m ? good a Missouri car at S8i and the other
20 each car CheTOAees = cwt' at 500 cI Indians c"t
atil
yesterday SO with coo to-day cars at Commuri
For'efl-st Forty eShttst TIE marie, ls
,er oag, though fall obtained for prime lots one car
slrr 1lc sclswas lot of snt 60 n at &c Most sls
q, Oc az tory-egAt, by Hume iott 46g McL
sa sl H. 20 30 per cWt = wool Illinois, uo b al
"a. To , liJ y &c l63 wool Illinois lO b. at l0ulgtc,
a.! iy7 ed Michigan. wool Us n. at lu4-.
Judd sold 81 Illinois sheep Of l1 %, al Fore'
Tor ~
Picoel l69 Illinois sheer. 8 r. and 33 Ken
tncsy d. a. sic Illinois, IL b. lOc aud III ono "a! ID, at
Vi
Kas@ & c, soM $50 Illinois sheep. l02 y. 81 9lc
HD rivals Yesterday 2,7J with 450 to-day 20 cars at Conmn-
FoTei One sod alive, 100 ONO Aogs
80 o.. There & 4 special change 10 dressed
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
The STATE of TRADE.
LFfIfIDa NARk PTS


f,~,, March 2lll opened az jt money, and
4 H. he account Irt-f States 10 Is 92
4 - oil Hii : a67s 9lj Ttu-f0ries. 3gi.
P,rr n irch "a m.-Rsu,es oueued az 55L 1900.
LivEErDoI March Z7li mCoton opened sea1y m4d1n9
Mding Orleans ut dlSd the sales OF tue d are
..,~ 3, 900 Badstlfs market opened quiet Wheat
l0 4gII peroe GENITAL for Rel Western Spring
March MiddIDg Uplands
iJiii MddlBg Oesn. u H. the sales Of the day are now est
~ AZ h D bales including for speculation and export PoIk
Ell Der bb- for Western Prime Mess Lard Il per cW
.. mCousols closed al S Tor hoth moneT
ard M .coounL United Sse Fye Twenty bonds 1908 9i b5s
81 ui ls57s 933. TeDForties. 69!. .,, -.
,v.aro March rs D. motion closed strong Mddng Up
a UdI!Li Midng Orleans llid the sales Of the DAY hsyt
-, Is OO including for speculation and export Corn Z
-, o,sr.r Pork 5O per bb. for fine Western Pnme Mess
LpsD.. March Z.-TtlloW ~ PER cwt for Russian
Inns N,rcb 27-Rvrnng-Common RosD, s. n 6i. per cwt
,.i Oh 5s per tun. Spirits TurPeDtne dis 3D.
L,xs,oa March 27-Eyenug ROsin ss Cd ds~ per
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

complete pony turnout, comprising bac. pony Is
hands high years old. pony phaetOn, and harness,
were knocked down at $3.50. 80, -, rt..
The sem-weeky sale at Messr,. Barker ~ ChasetSlty
Auction mart and n. Y 1aiter-alis was wen auehueu'
nd tho nrices oht aimed ~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
SO Miles Shorter than any other Road

either BUILT contemplation between Buffalo and Chicago
THE MAXIMUM GRADE the entire line does not exceed FTP
TEEN FEET mleaud NneysI cent Of tie road Is
STRAIGHT.
Southern ncludD it. branch Of 81 miles to S. Cs
Chicago Southern. with their light grades direct
alignment being shortest between Bliao and Chicago will
speedy economical aa safe transit iit'inae for both
passengers and freight
The built By cash 'ubscrpon' and the pro-
ceeis of the offered will complete and fully equip IT. The
principal the bonds payable either Ne" York Lon
don, Frankfort.
We have recommending e bonds As PERFECTLY
SAFE as well as PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
LEONARD, SHELDON G. FOSTER,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
COTTON MARKET,

COTTON MARKRrs.
MEsrHs March 27.COtion active Middpg 2 9a,ie receipt
584 bales
Hiddlngs, 22ic
MoBILE March 2-Coton Mhdlpgs 2 o2sc; receipts
l66 bales sales 1900 bales; stock, %, ,5f7 bales.
CHARLESTON March 2Coton qnet bat firm Mdipgs 2lc net
receipts 845 baes eIporscoasw 200 bales sales 100 bales
1881 bales.
27-Cot,op 6 demand offerings fair; Mid
dhpCs, 2ltc. erecep bales; sales. 325 bales
BosroN strong: Mddlngs 23ic receipts 10
bales; gross baes 400 bales; stock 1900 b.es
PHlIADELPHIA March 2lCoton quiet firm; Mddng 2oc
NEwORLKANs March 27Coion Mddngs PIE ue re-
cep <9t bae 4sSl bales erPortO Gr,st Britain 113
bales; IIyre no sales 800 bales stock lG0 75 ba
LOUIS March 2-Cott0n fair dcmsnd Mddncs 2ic
BAITIMoRK March MddnRs 22 a2!ic, net
90 9 bales; exports 2O bsesi saes
2t5 bales; stock. II 400 bales
hm and higher; Mdilngs Pile
SAVANNAH March good demand; holders hrm Mid
dng 20lllc receipts 100 bales e<posoastwe W bales
sales, $50 bales; stock 49lOJ bales
WLwNGroN March 2Cotton Gn Mdlngs 2lic; net receipts
155 bales; sales, ~ bales; stock. 35i9 bales
March 2Coiion steady; Low Mdhng 2ic; ne' re-
ocipt 6o bales erpousooavis u baes sales c oaiesi sooA
3.28
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

CaleReccp 25 head making the total for the week thus r
beginning Sunday against POI during the
period quality Of the stock ana pnres
are higher for grades lc ber sales 65
ranging from 1886 1904 h, at IS f5d ~ !O
head Cansda stocke and steers ranging from 74 to 100
10, AZ 5)d S5 87i 20 head OF State bulls
aging Los ID. at *5 as bead Mefsa1 seer. rare-
to 19l bead Missouri
ranging from 1881 H. at sc 25d sc 67i 10 head Ohio
averaging H. 81 II head state averaging l2il b at
87S head Texas steers, averaging l23l d. at 50 &
sheep-ieceps 4OO head; supply for the week beginning
Sunday $50 head. against $500 bead time last week;
prices about the last week but market less active;
IS head Canada sheep averaging l0 d. at S 35 head ludna
ranging from 81 H. 25 SO 20; +53 head Michigan
gug b. 5 rs head Ohio sheep averaging 90 D at 81 A
ogsRecp 900 head tois for The week beginning sundy $500
head against 400 time last week MARKET quiet sales lH head
averaging IA 8 - co. q head lb n at - "a; J
25 ~ 8 l32 head averaging l9G d. at ~ 6j
q head, averaging l56 ID, at - 90
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST

River connecting
Will the Chicago Canada soher being built Chicago and
will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINZ BEwEEs BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
or other words will the LINK IN THE GREAT
LINE TRAFFIC. BETWEEN TIIR EAST AND WEST. connec
ing the GREAT SYSTEM or RAILWAYS Nbich diversrs
Buffalo. Toledo, and Chicago.
branch from st. Thomas st. Clair where II forms
leading the lumber sai mineral
regions Of Michigan
THE MAS LINE from Detroit River 20 miles long
Thomr ST. Clair 81 miles aui through
the grea. Canada oil region.
OF 9O mies) 1ro hundred and toeHv miles
graded br1dged recdy for svp-rse The remaining 70
miles are ready suersrae esy in tie
Summer.
OF TIE oOOo required 300 hlu and the remi udet
coming in daily.
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUSS Of rails delivered nd
rad for and the delivered early the
those for the mai line being STEEL all 60 n TO the yar
ALL the materials stations and part Of the equipment
purchased.
TRACKLAYIYG will be bgaa hs frost Is ont of the
ground
The entire line will be ready Dec 81 1872
ROAD built by the most experienced railroad men the
country profitable business for from the Dag Of
its opening
THE ROAD will
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
PFCFIpTS OF pRODUCt.

Per NOrfh pess'fs ava RdttroOdS
l+73 bales Cotton. 2l3 bbis kCgs 1857
M Iio, bush Com ~ bush. Oats 1890 bush Matt, go
M Harley e6s bags seed bbl 852 bags Corn Meal
es Hemp 2l Hides CA bales FaI 9S23 sides Leather ~ bales
T i7I M spts Turpetne 256 bbls Rosn 100 oil Cake
pig. Pork a. pkgs Beef } pkgs Cat Meats ~ pkg Gease
isri kgs S-uru, Butter. 546 pkg theese
t .e bbls l75 boxes starch 29 lhds Tobacco
Tobacco to Ibis WHISKY, ~ bales "oo ~ Dds
o.. g. b. ore, 4 bA-s lice Flour
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
Urn GOODS.

Opening THIS DAY-Spring MILLINERY,
" de Hats Bonnet London aud Paris styles elegant
display this day BNNSs Mllnery, bl7 Broadway, up stairs
Ianton Mating. 16c.; Carpets Mats, Canvas
Brrlaps Cloths Cssmeres A. LESTER Oj Chmberss
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

flc Low MiSej Isle yellow. tic: Mchgss s6c Oats qne.
ana ana shade boe sale. Of No q, Sc No At 1 Mchg.n al
Sic Pork sold Gil 5odS1 for Lard sod S8ets So
Recep,s2 900 bush Wheat 1000 bash Ship
mers-20OO bush Wheat 5000 bnsh. Corn and bush
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKRT-NARcH =
Receipts cattle, L $40 hogs Ship
1893 ho 1895 sheep Market strong
active; S40 81 - medium good S5U s5 81
shipping $G0 80 81; extra choice sold 81. Hogs dull sales
- - - g. Sheep firm sales at 7d ~ the latter price for
choice
New-York tribune., 1872-03-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. March n. 1874
Transactions in the general horse market
were few and confined TO low-priced business horses
Tho supply In the Bulls Head market and the sale
stables uptown is larger than has been Mt any cor
responding season during many preceding years.
At the sale held to-day the Sales aud Storage Rrpos
tOry corner of Twenty yffth-st and FOurthaye Mr. S
Dingee the auctoneer sold under the hammer large
number OF second hand carriages, wagons, harness.
A nrres. "a the fnnyyuE horses:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
PERSONAL.


Bismarck is to visit TOrquay, in England.
Mcssrs. Castle. Campbell, Karl, and Marnn
Smith reported at Milan.
Gen. Il. Thumb has distinguished himself in
target-shooting at stony Creek.
Mrs. Sherman, wife of the General, is re-
siding at st. Albans VT. with their children.
The Sandwich Islanders purpose building
new house for their King, at a cost Of 100000
The Rev. Cephas Bennett and wife have
been 40 years in missionary service, in Burmah.
Among recent arrivals from Europe is that
the c. NJ. IngersOIl and family OF New-Haven.
The Free Library of SOuthbridge, Mass has
received Os9 volumes the gift of Gardner Brewer esq
The Rev. DR.. Arms, age 70, has been SO years
pastor CT the First Congregational Church, at Norwich,
Conn.
We read that Clarence Prentice, only son Of
George ID. Prentice lumberman in Meade County.
Kentucky.
Prof Pierce Of the U. s. Coast Survey has
been appointed on commission to ascertain what
would be the most practicable canal route through tho
Isthmu3 OF Ddrien.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS.

Casper Drescher is the President Of the ThiId
Ward Greeley and Brown Club OF Buffalo.
The Delano (Minn.) Greeley and Brown
Club numbered rs members the night 1t formed
Twenty-six Republicans of Caldwell N. j.,
organized Greeley and Brown Club on the 7th inst.
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized
in winthrop Me-, on tho Sd inst, with f. Kempton as
President
Forty-two Republicans of Muskcgon Micb
have issued call for the organization of Greeley and
Brown Club.
One hundred and fifty Liberal Republicans
of Berrien County, Mich, call Convention at Berrien
ON the 10Th inst
A Greeley and Brown Club, with "a MEM
hers has been formed at Sioux City, Iowa. There are
said TO be l25 Liberal Republicans IN tho town.
One-hundred-a d-seventy two Republicans OF
Port Jeryis NJ Y have issued call for the organization
of a Greeley and Brown Club on the 2Oth INST.
Over two hundred Liberal Republicans and
Democrats of Oswego N. Y, signed the call for meet
ing last Monday night for tho purpose Of organizing
Greeley and Brown Club
A Greeley and Brown Club has been formed
at sunbury, Pa, with IS Republican members. This
town. the home Of the CameroDs and one OF theirsons
holds, IL yet without "a Grant aud wilson CluD'
A call has been issued in Bloomington, H.,
for meeting OF citizens to form a Greeley and Brown
Club which is signed by ia names and 200 Others" or
ia all 9ll names. At the last election bloomington
polled 1886 votes OF which 923 were Republican ana 1
Democrats.
The First Ward Greeley and Brown Club of
Buffalo have Effected permanent organization. by the
election OF officers follows President John Martin
Vice Presidents, Harmon Hemming and John Welsh
Secretaries John Hynes and Edward Lee Treasurer,
Edward Slater.
The young men of Fulton, New-Yor1 have
organized a Greeley and Brown Club. President Alan
son r. Looms; presidents, George Hanna, limo
thy Sullivan. NJ J. Graham, g. C. Cooper ana deorge
Garlock; Secretary James Gordon, jr.: Treasurer
Samuel b. Whitaker.
The following gentlemen have been chosen
as the permanent officers Of the Waverey, ~ " Gree
ley and Brown Club: President, William Stone; Vice
Presidents stephen Mack Joseph E. IIallett, Henry
9. Butts Dennis Mccarthy, William f. Warner. and
Amasa Finch; Secretaries. Al. Q. Brown ana George
Horric; Treasurer, Benz. W. BOnnel. The Club mum
bers $50 members.
A Greeley and Brown Club of 400 members
was Iganscd at Jordan N. " the 9th inst Speeches
were made by Isaac ID. Garfield, Frank HiscOck, and
John Fitzgerald President Of Irish Liberal Republican
Club OF Syracuse The officers bf the Jordan Club
President, Roger q sperry Vice Presidents, C. T. Dag
gett VIM Porter, ahg TX others Secretary Robert H.
Greene IrcasuJOr Alfred ID. Lewis. Executive IOn-
mlltees toi tD> towns OF Jordan EidrdSe' anu Fetu
were alsc appointed.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
LOUISIANA POLITICS.

90 -
BOLT FROM THE PINCHBACK CONVENTION
UNION WITH THE LIBERALS REFUSED-GBN.
CAMPBELL AND COL. CARTER DECLARE FOR
GREELEY-A STATE TICKET.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 13.-The Pinchback Re-
Gen Hugh J. Campbell spSRe in favor of an alliance
with the Liberals and Of ndOrsing Greeley He stated
that II the motion to that effect failed he would with
draw. The proposition TO unto with the Liberals was
lost by Vote Of 81 TO 1893. when the vote was an
nounced Campbell President OF the Convention, with 81
members, withdrew Col g. W. Carter also declared for
Greeley. Pinchback declared that the Republican gov
ernment this state could only be preserved under the
leadership Of Grant.
Tho Convention subsequently passed. resolution In
dOrsing the National Re publican platform adopted at
Philadelphia and pledging its support 10 Grant and
Wilson After agreeing TO nominate full state Ticket,
q resolution adopted authorizing the state Central
Committed ~ make such change In the State ticket
may suit the Republicans Of the State said authority to
extend TO Oct l. The following nominations were made:
For GOrernOT-P. Il. :. Pinchback (cOlOred).
lieutenant GOrernOr-A. B. Harris Of Concordia.
Secretary Of Sfdtc-GeOrge B Loud OF Ibervile.
AUdiiOr-W. Jasper blackburn OF Terre BOnne.
IuorueLr GeDeraf-A T.. Field Of New Orleans
SnDeyintndent Of EdueahoH-W. @. Brown (colored)
OF New Orleans.
Congressman al Lorge-H. C. Dibble Of New-Orleans.
(ougresSuan for ne First Di5irict-EdwIrd Butler
fcoloredD of Paduemne. Second District-A f. Barber
tcolored) Of New Orleans Third DtSTlc!DThOma IA.
holland OF Iberve. Fourth Disrict-J. Madison Welles
OF Rapides. ,
fed The Convention then adjourned sine die nothing
having been accomplished by any committee regarding
The Campbell bolters from the Pinchbaek Convention
adopted resolution inGorsng the Greeley and Brown
and Liberal State nominations. They also authorized
tbe formation OF elective committee auxiliary 10 the
Liberal Committee, after which they adjourned sine de
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
sUNsTRoKEs IN THIS CITY.

Patrick Fitten, age a, shoemaker OF South
Orange. n j., who sunS.ruck at New Chanbers and
Chaham-sts on Monday died ot the Centre-st Hospital
yesterday.
Thomas Hefferon age co. OF No. i39 West Thirty ysec
ond-st prostrsted at Eleventhave. and Fifty yrstst'
died soon after removal tho Twontysecond Precinct
Station.
Henry Leuzer, age 49, of No 328 East Fortyseconds;
prostrated at Spring and Bowery
Mary Plate, age 80. no home; prOstrated in Alenst
Patrick Shea, ago 80, OF No 90 Rosest IN flIst-ave
Michael DoWd, age %, no home; at SecOnd-aye and
Thirty -secOnd-st.
Mary Ann Carroll age 81 OF No. AZ FOurteenth-st
Jersey CITY; AT Catherine aud WateT-sts
Unknown man. apparently German. supposed TO reside
at No 40 Chry stiest prosraed at Broadway and Bar
Henry Glass, age 3O residence unknown prostrated
at state aud PearlSts.
Thomas Bryson age ls, OF No. 10 Litto Tweithst at
Mott and HOustCn-sts.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

A Greeley and Brown Club was organized in
the Twelfth Ward OF Newark, N. j., last evening.
There will be a mass meeting to ratify the
nominations of Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown at
Huntingdon, L. l., tomorrow evening. Hiram T. Gro
kier, John r. Reid and David Maxwell will speak on
the issues OF the campaign.
The Liberal Republicans Of Westchester
County will hold a convention White Plains this
afternoon the purpose OF organizing County Com
mitlee for "A permanent and effective canvass IN the
interest Of tho Liberal candidates. The call s signed by
1856 Liberal Republicans OF the county.
Dissatisfaction is manifested among the
Liberal Republicans Of the XVIII Assembly District IN
consequence Of the apathy exhibited by the members
the General Committee OF that district. Complaint
has been made that only very feeble organization has
been effected, although the Seventeenth Ward is noted
for rs large pIepOnderance OF Liberal Republicans Ban
aud speakers In demand, and proper Orgauza-
uOn Is only requisite. The following is list Of of
the nembers of the Liberal Republican General Com
nfttoe: Bernard Reilly, Deputy Sheriff; Francis j..
Creamer, Maine Court; Peter Gillespie, Tax Once, aud
John ~ .er, eX lnciubor VI tue AsseiaDly,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
CONFERENCES OF GERMAN LIBERALS.

The German Democratic Union General Com
mittee held special meeting at the Teutonc Assembly
Rooms IN Third-ave., last evening" Coroner schrmcr
presiding, TO form committee OF arrangements for
demonstration to ratiy the nominations Greeley
Brown, Jointly with the Tammany General Com
mittee. communication Of the Tammany
General Committee on tho subject was read
and resolution passed 10 form committee OF from
each Ward delegation. The following thereupon
appointed: Justus Koch, Alexander T. Caches Jacob
Geisenhemer, Henry l.. Peters, Isaac Flack, VIM. L.
Knobloch John c. BOeke Tobias Lammermeer, Louis
Levy, Henry Peters Henry Schel, Gerson N. Hermann
Peter Weirsch. Max Moses, Adam Stock, DR.. VIM.
Schirmer, Edward Brucks, Mic Hoffman,, j. j. Pnuger
subcommittee also formed, composed Of Coroner
schirmer, Coroner Herman and Adam Stock TO confer
with the Executive Committee OF the Tammany General
Committee in reference TO projected demonstrations.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

UyASA Aug 1OThe Increase Of Sugar and hoae this rear IS
c,mp,e with crop B Of Sug' ard . per
cent Of Moisses lie approximate production Is j5@W bor-'
against 2 $50 900 last year 1900
Stock Of The warehouses Of Havana and M,snt
Of the week Hay and Matans ~"
Lxe aO bb exported during week Havana and Mstan's
s3 boxes Of which shipped to the United States
NE SneT market baoyan but unsettled With little speculative IN
o The nucnaons vide the market closed quiet but n No"
10 10 2 lOOiO ArrO0oi Nos ID W ~ d. - l~ii
reals, Molasses Sugar "A as reslS 49,, -,
Muscoalo Sug f-far Good Refining nominal At 9st reals
aunt for superior tour quiet and weak hsms-Amen
% Sngr nrsd active Al 130S2 IS quuta Lard bnoish
An 80 ais b0 sl6 In tins S7 Potatoes active at % 20
mi TloS steady al = - l2l $lJ - qunaL Goa OIL 10 un
sieaiy At a reals Lumber nominal White Pine, ~ NJ run
Pine, 90. Coopersgc du. . =, -. -, s..,h
e pert, In m. United states S l5 per hossheti OF sugar
So A Is n so, pcr hoghad nossses ho ~ % 9Sj 90
10 Falmouth and orders, Wi a ol,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

BUCKLBY-At PeeE, August lj Margaret Rela only child %
William T. aud Freieuca X. Buckley sged m0alhs.
friends Of the family respectfully lei 70 ni ne
funeral residence Of her pandttheT David Fover eeAsk
Weuesay the l4h nst at O'Clock Garages WI be Al ne iepot
on srhva O'Clock train from Gud Central Depot, hutsoa
Railroad.
DE- PoREsT-O Tuesday nst M wiio- Of Den,ms De
Forest 10 the 86ih year Of her age
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited 20 attend the funsr
from late residence, al Nest ThT uItst, Thuiay mora
ing at 10 O'Clock
HARyEY-At Harlem August l2 Of typhoid fever wl'ri Harvey
aged ~ years -.,- ---.t--.- \.
PunersI services Wednesday August a. O'Clock the residence
his father Col Chaa Harvey, loJ East OHehuadasdFNe"T
seysnh-st
KRLLOGG-Tn Brooslyn on Monla Auyls ~ hr. Esther
kellogg widow the late Edwarj kellogg In h' ''1 lef
her .s n A.. .,,..x
The relatives and faulty respectfully n'i 70 sess
her funeral fom her late No y Second re on Ilarsar
lie 18Th inst O'Clock p without further noiice
SUNDAY tlh At his residence Silver spsk
Orange D. Dr. Lowell Mssoa, ~ the 5ls. yesr OF hs se
At the Orange Valley Church Valley Ston hos $40 ss
Railroad on arrival Of the ltl0 train ioa bArc a. %
CbdophesL F,uy THURSDAY 18Th list Relm aas a. 40 aA'
6R ~
ROBY-ou Tuesisy August l3 short nd ne ReA.~
". Robv n the Goth OF b.. sge
Notice OF the funeral IN hursdaJ's papers
SutyiLR-A NJ lban ~ j. SUNDAY, The ilh ias h'v Ana
d.nh,sr Msni Sbeye gei 10 years and uents
Fnne M edBeday tie islh insl ifoa te VI 'hsres
Springfield. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

supporter OF the present Administration you VIII nnu
Grants collar around his neck
The following resolutions were then reau anu auoP0u
with cheers: "a, 49,, w., a..
y5as wooichoppers CRb Of the Nineteenth war; hIs
fv, of Reform and opposed gsrng abuses Of the esen
Administrator OPPOSED 70 the ue o oe,o
fyOr Of honesty
opposed Of brains instead Of bdohs ~
Presidential Chair aud n, -. ~. .,n,.u
Wheroas accept declsrsop Of principles made AZ
and indorsed Baltimore patriotic and
we have m be lives of the psoei before the people
those Conventions perfect guafantee mat hs phhoPo -
announced faithfully earned out and uphdi snu -. =.
Whersas Per have hh In the ut'srsnos
Pserhs nor the east that Grant and wilson are
n npis or viii adhere Of conduct that nhcn
individual aggrandrement therefore
best endeaY0Ts
lev Tor President for Vioere idni ana - ~.
unrugly aying 81 the roofs e an te aDSs W
present Administration has oppre sed us