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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN PARISH
CONVENTION.
Third Day.


The convention met yesterday shortly
after twelve o'clock, General Hugh j.
Campbell in the chair.
The roll was called, and a quorum
answered to their names.
The minutes were read and approved.
The chairman of the conference commit
tee reported progress, and asked for further
time. which was granted
Mr.. F. Terrance, vice president, was
called to the chair.
Mr. D. McMickle, of the tenth ward, of.
fered the following:
Reso2eed, That the committee on confer
ence be instructed to prepare report upon
full parish ticket to be submitted to this
convention in case no satisfactory fusion
shall take place between the different par
ties now negotiating.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. McMickle committee
of five on resolutions was ordered to be
appointed by the chair.
The chair named Messrs. D. McMickle,
Thomas Isabelle, J. A. Raynal, N. JEFF.
Thompson and A. E. Billings.
The convention then adjourned until
twelve O'Clock today.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
Exhibition of Furniture.

We find the following paragraph in. an
exchange:
A Connecticut man bought a ticket to the
Rhode Island State fair, but by mistake
went into furniture warehouse and wan
dered around for a time. He said he didnt {
think it amounted to much for a State fair,
but then he took into account what State it
was in.
If the same man had come to New Or
leans and wandered into the immense and
magnificent furniture warehouses of Mr.. J.
B. Hubbard, corner of Rampant and Per
dido streets, he would have expressed an
entirely different opinion, especially if he
had inquired the price of the goods, which
are sold wonderfully cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
IN INDIANA.

Defeat of NibIack and Yoorhies i'm DoHbt
-Repubhcan Gains - Congressman
Elected-The Legfslature-Repubiica
Gain Two Congressmen4-Hen endricks'
Election Clafmed-Resuit Doubtful.
lSDIANAPoLIs, October 9.-Election re-
trns are still very meagre. Earl River
township, Hendricks county-Republican
majority II, gain of l8. Third ward, New
Albany-DemOcratic majority l34, gain gain OF
"a. Grant township Newton couunty-Dem-
oeratic majority 81, gain of s..
Harrison township, Fayettes 9ounty-Re-
publican majority g. gain OF ~.
publican majority so, Democratic gain
Five townships in White county show
Republican gains of 50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
WASHINGTON.

DiscOurngirg to Lfberais-Southern Claims
COmmissiOn-Mississ Claims C0nsfd-
ered-NOthing New from Indiana or
Ohio
WASHINGTON, October Especial dis
patches are discouraging to the Liberals.
Ohio almost certainly, and Indiana possibly
are against them. The wires have been
crowded with details bearing upon the gen
eral result
In Indiana Niblack and Voorhies have
been defeated. Little attention has been
paid to Congressman.
The Southern Claims Commis sion to-day
heard the following &c cases; Estate Of the the
sissippi, for plantation supplies amounting
to $23,714, and of Richard B. Thacker, Of
Oxford, Mississippi, for quartermaster and
commissary supplies, amounting to $l3,937.
NIidnght.-In the mass of details received
from Ohio and Indiana there is nothing
definite as to general results which has not
been afforded by earlier dispatches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10

Said prominent Liberal-a member OF
the conference committee-to the writer
yesterday: "If the Democrats don't give
US the offices we demand; we will make
terms with the Customhouse" Democrats
talk with equal directness about making
terms" to secure their favorites Office.
Principles they have none-spoils is the oh
ject Of each branch-of the old Democracy.
The result is that the Republicans need but
| make good ticket to carry the city. Fully
one-half the opposition, we feel assured,
would abstain from voting under such cir
| cumstances, or go with the Republicans.
"A reading Of the lists OF delegates seated" !"
said a prominent merchant, "convinces me
that no good can come out of such bodies
and the fact that they can assemble in the
name of Reform, proves the necessity for a
popular storm which will clear the political
atmosphere Of all such corruptionists."
The Ptcny1sne tries to belittle the signifi-
cance OF the Republican victory in Penn
sylyania. Had Buckalew been victorious,
it would have unearthed the old political
axiom, Gas goes Pennsylvania, so goes the
Union" We do it for the benefit of our
contemporary, with the belief that it is as
true of the present as of past contests.
Malicious attempts have been made for
two days past to create the belief that Mr..
McEnery had been attacked with delirium,
resulting from intemperate use Of stimu-
lants while canvassing. We have the best
Of assurances that this story is without
foundation. 1t is in the highest degree
reprehensible to thus attempt the downfall
OF political opponent. Personalities of
this kind react upon their authors.
The Independent Republicans claim the
office Of Administrator of Improvements.
The Liberals say of right it belongs to
them, and the Democrats can't do without
it. We think they all need Improvement
the very worst way.
The Picayuoae says: ''Mr. Simon Cameron
managed the thing, and he is not the man
to know such word as fail" Which, in
view Of the results in Pennsylvania on Tues
day, is very high tribute to the abilities
Of Mr.. Simon Cameron. Republicans don't
seem to know much about failure anywhere
this year
Urgent appeals have been. sent to GOV,
ernor Warmoth to return to the city, and
exert himself to produce harmony in local
fusion politics 1t is even said that he
has given up the campaign programme
marked out, and is on his way here for that
purpose. What a commentary on Demo
cratic stupidity and unreasoning malice in
5he past this fact affords. "Too late, too
ate -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
OTETO.
Fifteen Thousand Republican Majority
A Democratic Gain of T4yO Congress-

A Democratic Gain of T4yO Congress-
men.
CINCINNATI October 9.-Returns from all
but one precinct of the first congressional
district are in. Sayler, Democrat has 1874
majority over Eggleston. For the short
term in the same district, Dodds, Democrat,
has 1867 majority over TAFT.
In the second district all but two pre-
cincts have been heard from Banning
lLiberall has 1850 majority over Hays
Wiley Democrat and Liberal), for Secre-
tary of State, has 5720 majority over Wikoff
His majority will be about 5000 when all
returns are in.
First Night Dispatch.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-The following
are the Democratie-Eberal maiorities in
Hamilton county as far as returns have
been received. The only precinct omitted
is Whitewater township. Wiley, for Secre-
tary of State, 5572; Green, for judge of the
Supreme Court, 8709; Riley, for board of
public works, 3737; SayIor, for Congress
llong term). from first district 1862; D0dds
Short 2349; Banning 1881 The Demo
cratic majorities on the county ticket range
from 1867 to 1874.
TSecond Dispatch.J
CTNCINSATr, October 9.-Clarke. county,
omplete-Republican majority 1887.
Preble county, complete Republican
majority 44O.
Thirty-fve additional towns and three
counties complete give 1886 Republican
majority for Wikoff.
Third Dispatchl
CECINEATI, October 9.-Warren county
returns (oficial) give Wikoff 1860, Wiley
2o6o, Smith, Republican, 1851; Sohn, Demo
crat, 2029.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-Returns up to this
time are as follows:
Allen county-Five townships give Wikof
l04l, Wiley ll55.
Ashland county-One township gives
Wikoff 81, Wiley l82.
Athens eounty-Two townships give
Wikoff 493, Wiley 400.
Butler county-Seven townships and one
ward of the city Of Hamilton give Wikof
1877, Wiley 2077.
Clark county-Four townships and three
wards in Sprinfed show a Republican gain
of 1873.
clinton county-Smith, Republican, for
Congress, 1880 majority
Columbiana county-Five townships give
Wikof 1883, and Wiley 1923.
Cuyahoga county-Seyen townships and
fifteen wards of Cleveland give Wikoff TO-
1872, and Wiley 1893.
Darke county-Nineteen townships show
Republican gain of 1872.
The State Republican Committee claim
that they have carried Ohio by from $4,000
to $4,000. The Democratic Committee con-
cede between 10000 and $4,000 The Re
publican Committee also claim they have
elected twelve Congressman certainly, with
more than fair probability of two ad-
ditional. This gives the Democrats seven
TCogTTgTTED O7y ETrTITTT T,1-T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
PENNS YLVANtA.
Large Majority for Hartranft-RepubIi~
can Gain of COngressmen-RepubIi
Majority in Constitutional Convention
Republican Majority in the LegisIa.


ture.
New YORK. October 9.-The special dis
patches from Pennsylvania received in this
city indicate a majority for Hartranft OF
from $1,000 to $4,000.
The results were awaited in this city with
great interest. In the evening crowds as
sembled at political headquarters and ho-
tells. When returns and dispatches came
in cheers were given by the. adherents of
the opposing parties. The Fifth Avenue
Hotel was thronged with politicians, who
received kilograms until very late hour.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-The congress
sional delegation will embrace eighteen Re
publicans and nine Democrats.
Montgomery county gives Buckalew 100
majority.
The Eremj1ag Telegraph says the congress
sional delegation will be twenty-three Re
pubhcans and four Democrats, Republicans
being elected IL the sixth, sixteenth, seven
teenth, eighteenth, twenty-frst and twenty
fourth districts.
PITTsBURG, October 9.-The aggregate of
the. returns from Allegheny county re-
ceiyed up to l P. NJ. give Hartranft 7I9
majority. Fifty-seven districts yet to be
heard from will probably increase his ma
jority. Returns come in slowly.
j, S. Negley, Republican, is returned to
Congress from the twenty-second district
McJunken, Republican, is elected in the
twenty-third district. In the twenty-fourth
elected over McClelland, Democrat.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a special to
the Commercial says: Nearly ali the re-
turns from the State have been received at
Republican headquarters The Repubi-
cans gain seven congressman, and lose one
in the Luzerne district Twenty Republi-
cans and eight Democrats are elected. The
Republicans have a majority of the consti.
tlltional convention, and sixty members of
the Assembly, against forty Democrats.
The Senate stands seventeen Republicans
and sixteen Democrats, but if Maekay is
elected in the Clarion district the RepubIi-'
cans will have eighteen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10

Most of the churches in Brazil are used
for election purposes, and it is necessary
sometimes to have the churches reconse-
Grated, on account of the blood that s
been khed during the elections.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
FOB RENT,


TNLECANT ROOAIS-FURSIsRBD- WITH Oh
AI2 Carondelet street. Suitee of rooIas for fani
Hes, If desired seS
NOR KENT-THR DESIRABLE TWOSToRY
~ residence No. l59 Calhope street. well adapted
Fpr families; conveniently located; terms moder
ate. Apply to DAVIS & FRBRET, No. 27 CONNER.
gial place. aul
TNOR RENT-IN SUITS OR SiNGLE-LARGE,
10 airy furnished rooms in location convenient
10 the business part Of tile city, adapted to the use
ef single gentlemen or families. The house is
within one square of Canal street. Terms reason
abe Apply at No. 16s Customhouse street, near
7he Varieties Theatre SCI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
WE LOUISIANA PORTABLE RAII

NE LOUISIANA kOEA1AbAG nail
WAY COMPANY.
sARxoS DoANR. JOHN f. TRLL,
President. Secretary.
Manufacturers and Contractors,
Office No. 81 Carondelet street.
9Anufactory and Depot, Tchoupitoulas street, be.
tween Yalmont and Leontine streets.
This company own the patent rights for Louis
ma OF the valuable labOr-saving inventions known
A the Peteler Portable Railroad and Peteler's
Went Rocker and Tilter Cars.
These inventions comprise a complete portable
AAroad outht, for use in railroad construction,
Heee building, filing low grounds, handling wood,
ane, etc, on plantations or over marshes, and for
sA work usually performed by carts or wheelbar-
oEs.
BY the aid Of this railway one mule and one
Ever readily perform the labor of ten mules and
HM drivers employed with carts.
The company are prepared to contract for filing
4adinE, levee building. etc.
Track and cars for sale.
Agents for sale OF patent rights for the States of
aaxas Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia
Engineers planters, and all parties Interested in
Ia practical application of these inventions, are
ee ecally invited to investigate the work of filing
@nal street canal, now being done by this com.
Shy.
Tor circulars containing full particulars,
lhe Louisiana Portable Railway Company
- No. 3s5 New Orleans.
Samples at Exposition building. seq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10

The Louisville CourterJournal Of Mon
day said
The work done tomorrow by the people
of Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana will
virtually and virtuously remand Grant to
his Galena lanyard, and make Horace
Greeley President of the United States.
Perhaps the Courier-.Joagnal may change
its opinion since the elections in.the States
mentioned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
The Femperature,

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's s,
No. so Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 a. NJ, ~; at 2 P. NJ, 76o; at
6 P. H., 760. Lowest point during the
night of October 8, ~. Rain October 9,
two inches and seven-tenths.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
az FOLLOWING COTTON and grain Laden ves.

The following cotton and grain laden yes
sells cleared from this port in one day lately:
Steamship Fire Queen, for New York
with $500 bales cotton and 25 bales gunny
bags; the steamship General Meade, for
New York, with $50 bales cotton, 298 bales
hides and skins, 269O dry hides, 438 bundles
green hides, 100 packages iron and q bags
wool; the steamship Cortes, for New York,
1924 bales cotton; the bark Nippon, for
Havre, 240 bales cotton; the schooner
Stranger, for Pensacola, 500 sacks corn and
80 barrels flour.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
POLITICAL GLEANINGs.

Fusion" in the parish seems impossible
with interests SO widely divergent as the
hourly developments at the conventions
show to exist. This is encouraging to Re
publicans, in view Of the fact that the Times
admits that absolute and harmonious fusion
is necessary to overcome the "lukewarm
ness" known to prevail in "the country
parishes"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
LOTTERIES.


DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER 9, 1872.
CLASS 241.
81 4T5I OIL 9 81 10 II u IS Il
50 % A 50 81 g 26 s. I9 = 50 50 .
The above drawings are published in the pTin-
cpaI pa pers, and are drawn IL public daily at the
rooms of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS CO., contractors
st. Charles street. corner Union, New Orleans.
Witness. our hands at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this ninth day of october, 1872.
ADAM GiFFEN,
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. ap22
r 0UIsIANA sTATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.
Incorporated August II, 1858
CHARLES 7. HOWARD. D............... PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID scHEME-oNLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
CLASS O,
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, October 12, 1872.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
ADDRESSES BY REPUBLICAN ORATORS
ACCESSI0Ns FROM WHITE VOTERS
COL0RBD VOTE SOLID FOR GRANT
Especial to the New Orleans Republican,
RArnn SARA- October

BAYOU SARA; October 9, 1872.
large meeting of the voters of this par
ish was addressed in the courthouse square
to-day by Senator Kellogg, Colonel Field,
Lieutenant Governor Pinchback, Judge
Hawkins and Colonel Lowell.
Everything is working well in this par
ish, which Will give an increased Repub-
ican majority, in consequence of large ac-
cessions from the white element. | am as
sured by reliable and prominent white citi-
zens that their votes will be about equally
divided between Grant and Greeley and
the two State tickets. The colored element
is solid for the Republican party.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION
MISSISSIPPI GASES CONSIDERED
NEW ORLEANS DIsTIl.LERs SUED
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Claimed
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN INDIANA
THEY GAIN TWO G0NGREssMBN
THE GUBERNATORIAL RESULT DOUBTFUL
PENNSYLVANIA ALL REPUBLICAN,
REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN OHIO
MASS MEETINGS IN CLAIBORNE
THE FUSION CAMPAIGNERs
ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
NR. GREELEY AT BALTIMORE
[AssOciaIed Press Dispatches.l
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EDUCATIONAL.
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ELACOVR INSTITUTE

AELACOVR INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Trenton, New Jersey.
appular for home, church, and school advap.
yes. For circular, address the Principal
i 10 2t sw 3m MISS RACHELLR G, HUET.
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LARGE MEETING AT BAYOU SARA
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ADJUSTMENTS,

A CADEIY OF MUSIC.
Manager and Proprietor. ......... DAVID BIDWELL
THE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE DAY.
Monday, October 2, 1872,
Every night until further notice.
Engagement of the talented young actor,
OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
Who viii appear in his great California success Of
BEN McCULLOUGH;
Oh THE WANDERERS DIVORCE
Saturday Noon-MCCULL0UGH MATINEE.
In ReIearsal-ACROSS THE CoNTISBNT. oc6
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNERs
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BY TEL GRAPH

OUR BAYOU SARA DISPATCHES
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SCHEME:
"a nnn Nnr,,hers-Tickets OnIy $40.

HOWARD, sIMMoNs { CO.., Contractors
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
a TcrrisIIe PcI..ssaEa.

We do not vouch for the truth Of the
following, which We clip from m cX-
change:
There is ii banker in Philadelphia by the
side of whose handwriting even the pen
manship of Horace Greeley seems sylnmet-
I-ical ard beautiful. Well, this banker was
prosecuted by a life insurance agent, who
wanted him to take out policy. The
victim stood it for awhile, but finally, oIie
day, he kicked the agont-out Of tie Office.
Then the toI1ncntor began to send notes
to the unhappy wretch, explaining the en-
dOWment system, and asking il amy Oiic Of
his aunts ever suffered from toTpidity Of the
liver. At last the banker wrote 10 the
hcartless fiend as follows:
'You diabolical scoundrel, if you send
another line to me l will come round to
yOJIr office and blow ont what little brains
you haveE
When the life insurance man received
this he turned it up and down, and held it
Sideways, and stood before mirror with i,
md examined it with a microscope and
called in six or seven experts; but after all
he couldn't determine with any degree of
certainty What it meant. To ascertain, Lc
presented it at the paying tellel's desk in
/ tie bank, and that worthy, without a mo
ment's hesitation, paid $1,000 OF it, believ-
! ing it to be a check for that amount. There
is one agent less in this city than there was
week or two ago, and one more banker
who betrayS symptoms # insanity when
the subject of life insurance is mentioned
in his presence.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
STATE II EW S.

Cotton II cents i'll Wilson.
Goldsboro is to have military school.
10. Holden is expected in Raleigh shol lly.
HiIlsboro HOW boasts Of two tobacco
warehouses.
Fayetteville had 2:30 inches Of snow and
rain i'll December.
Fif.y-seyen marriages i'll Halifax county
in December.
Ncwbcrn has a good time over vaccina-
ton.
First class fare from G1llsboro to More
head City is now four dollars.
+ uaynett county l,aid the balance Of its
taxes for 1871 on hulsiIay. This leaves
three counties more to settle.
Hon. L. j. Warren, President OF the
Senate, is confined to his room by an AZ
tack Of rheumatism.
Efcctual measures bayc been taken to
o1,rri against the spreading OF the small
poX III New bern.
Com is selling iii Newbcrn at G3 cents Il
buehcl; in Wa'1e"ton at 50 r"nt6; in
HiIlsboro at 81, and IN Raleigh at 81.
The Pee Dee Tcr1'd SAYS: a small drove
Of hogs tIom Kentucky, ab"nt sixty, were
a. iven into our town last Saturday. the
most Of which have sold at cents gross or
5 cents nett.
Co p. f. s. Jones, ot II T'ndelson,N Y c.,
dtel at the residence OF his scn-n,-iav Col
! ID. : Cowand, il Norfolk, Va, yes' ,"aay
morning., at haltpast ten. II" had been
sutieiiug sonnet me, and was il NOrj"'k III
dor the care Of l''lysi"iaiis. II" was about
| G2 y<ars Of age.
! Tie editor Of tho Fayetteville P''cs'Hte-
| riGa Acknowledges tho present Of 4 ham
! from Mrs. David MnDl,y. OF r nektish- IN
/ a note ACCOMPANYING . Fl"S. ,lurDIy 'ys:
! Il send yo'I ham tH give you some ga
! of SIC size Of Mr.. N;rDnY'S D.TS. The 1T
ter, ten in .i4ambcr AMI ulne months old,
Vt,.iIcI OuC fnc"H&nh yight lIuHdIed and
thnty-5iX pou1',s.
MA .JUUN W. GRAU NJ D)n cues
tons # Public ifnancn. this geInlpm is
ttlc ablest OF Cne Gnrc'al Assembly,. and
we question f lIe las an equal III tl'" - AZ.
I.:uiic att huiiC0 s directed to niDl as
the nest nan ia North farolina for tn" pc-
sitl.'a Of STATE lrc,S''rcr, a',l We shall
steadily urge hiS nomination for P"blt
Tfr"sprer by the ncE' Democratic C"nycn-
trun If this Stat.
i Mr- GTabam bears Il name E"nCT'd 'd al
Ovct the United Stat ~. aid Of III" hest al
tcc,uents Cf tho Stat !. he woIlld bling dig
nifty aud character 10 the ro<ifiol1, ana give
weight and intirGnc2 TO the State goTcrn
mGnt abroad -CnrOiiRtOR.
Wilmington journal., 1872-01-12
South Carolina ItoIilS.

Charleston city scrip is worth from 5G
to - cents.
Sumter is to have 81 500 horse race on
the 2Gtl inst.
The Watkinses arc still playing in Clla,-
laStCn,
The Golconda Phosphate Mines, on the
Elisa river, We're sold at auction on
Thursday.
Ground has been broken in Sumter f"r
the new town hall and market house build
ing, as we learn from the W,rcARGn.
\ plantation Of four thousand acres was
sold by the Sheriff i'll Charleston, or Tuc5-
day, for twenty-five dollars. Ihe mort
cages made up the rest.
The Sumter Nc,oa learns that the Ladies'
Monumental Association Of that place has
adopted design for the proposed mOnu-
mcnt to our Confederate dead, and that the
cornerstone Of the same viii be laid, at an
early day.
Henry Brown and Francis Marion, Eotil
colorcd, made raid Oh the store of Mr..
Charles Gerard, in Summeryiiie, on Tues
day night last, and succeeded ii securing
some $500, besides watches, .iewelry. &c.-
They have both been arrested.