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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Depaitmen
New Orleans. June 80, 1872 }
XNTHEREAS, APPLICATION BIAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation of the official bond
of g. De FERRET auctiOneer in and for the parish
of Orleans to wit bond, dated March q, 1869, in
the sum of $1,000 signed by G. De Feriet as prin.
cpal, and P. s. Wilt and +. N. Bienvenu as sure.
ties the said bond being conditioned for the faith
full pei Torrance by the said g De FERRET of his
duties as auctoneer aforesaid: Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond to
file their objections to the cancellation thereof, in
writing, in the Office OF the Secretary Of State,
within ninety days after the last publication hereof
Givep under my hand and the seal of the State
this tweSty-nInth day June, A. D. 1872, and of
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
sixth. H. @. WARMOTH
By the Governor
III / HrRnnN Senretarr of State ir6 4nt
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POLITTCAL NOTICES.

All Greeley and Brown Liberal Clubs of
the city Of New Orleans are requested to meet at
THIS EvENfy The nismSeT a $780, seven o4 ~ a
elected to the State convention and other business
Of Importance will be presented. A fullattendanee
D. b. PENN.
President State Central Executive COMMITTEES. Lib
eral party Of louisiana ivialt
Headquarters state Central Committee
Regular Republican Party Of Louisiana, No; Is
State central Committee of the Regular Republi
can Party Of Louisiana meets daily at these head
quarters. CO-workers and frien0s from the city
and parishes are invited to cali. ONCE hours
from 10 A. b. to ?. NJ
By order Of the Committee.
jYlO 2w WILLIAM G. BROWN, Secretary.
Committee of the Parish Of Orleans, New Orleans,
La July g. 1872.-In obedience to instructions from
the State Central Committee Of the Liberal party,
the following resolutions published for the in
formation Of the several clubs ia the city Of New
Resolved. That the several clubs in each ward Of
the parish of Orleans shall keep. OK cause to be
kept proper roll books Of all their members ar
ranged alphabetically, stating names and place of
residence, which books shall be delivered TO the
judges of election for their information as to the
members of each club at the election for delegates
to the state convention on the twentieth July,
1877 and which election shall be held at such
places in each ward under such other regulations
as may hereafter be determined upon
Resolved, further, That the pari n committee
shall select the places Of election for delegates to
the State convention in each ward, and appoint
IN each ward one Judge from each club that may
be duly organized in such ward, TO supervise said
election; which judges shall make returns to the
parish committee Immediately after the election,
and the parish committee shall report or transmit
the same TO the state Central Committee for its
information.
Attested:
H. WILDE, Assistant Secretary, iys6t
Headquarters Liberal Party, state of
Louisiana, Office No Is CarOndelet street New
tlemen are hereby appointed members of the Exec
utive State Central Committee of the Liberal party
of Louisiana;
Harry T. Hays, JIM. Dir-hammer,
jam d. Blair James Graham,
e. r. Rareshde, +. Dumas,
Louis Stein, Jack Wharton,
Walter Pugh.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
James Graham, A H. Peale, Jr.
Joseph Magner.
observation-disclosures of the Liberal Party
tsreet, of the State Of Louisiana No. Is Car0ndeet
of the different parishes Of the State and wards of
the city OF New Orleans who favor the object set
forth in the address to the people of Louisiana of
June 10, 1872, are hereby requested to organize
without delay, and without further instructions
from these headquarters. by forming Greeley and
Brown clubs. aud calling parish conventions to as
semble on the twentieth of July, for the purpose
of electing delegates to the State Convention, to
meet in the city Of New Orleans on the first Mon
day in August. s
tons are earnestly requested to report action in
person or in writing at these headquarters.
ANDREW HERO Secretary
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Local Intelligence.

HOMICIDE IN THE SECOND DIsTRIcT-
Cqussless Shedding Of Blood.-At halfpast
twelve o'clock last evening another deed Of
blood was added to the long list George
Thompson, about hfty-three years old, a
Norwegian, met rough known as James
O'Brien. when a quarrel ensued concerning
former feud. There were some demon
strations between them, which ended in
O'Brien driving knife into Thompson, in
fieting~a wound that caused death at ten
minutes after one o'clock. O'Brien escaped
at the time, but the police, taking up his
trail at the point where the fatal blow was
dealt, on the levee, head of Hospital street,
soon found him. Accused admitted having
done the awful deed, but asserted that he
acted in selEdefense. Captain Schneider
placed him securely in prison.
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New Orleans Merchants should Adyers
tise in the TERRBBONNE PATRIOT HOuma, Loui-
siana il will pay. del3 IL
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Clerks ONCE, Sixth District Court,
New Orleans, July 3, 1872-Members of the bar
and ltigants are notified that during adjournment
the court will take up the trial of cases BY con-
sent Of parties and that the clerk will extend all
facilities in taking testimony in out of Office.
iva 1W
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR lHE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
LEILA SAUNDERS, WIFE OF THOMAS !. HARRI
son, Va, her Husband.-No. rs ,396.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
LEILA SAUNDERS, WIFI OF THOMAS !. HARRI-
son, Va. her Husband.-No. Is 396
7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE SEVEN
u teenth day Of June, 1872, Judgment was rem
dered in this court IN the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following, to wit Leila
Saunders, wife Of Thomas J. HARRISON Va her nus
band-Ho. 1896
plaintiff, and upon producing due proof Of the al
legations contained in plaintiffs petition, II q Or
dered, adjudged and deereed that the Judgment by
default herein entered against defendant, on the
twenty sixth day Of June, 1871 be confirmed
aud made lnal, aud accordingly that Judgment be
rendered in favor Of plaintiff, Leila Saunders wife
OF Thomas J. Harrison, aud against defendantS
Thomas J. Harrison, her husband separating them
in property forever and dissolYing tie community
Of acquests and gains heretofore exissiaR between
them, and that defendant pay costs OF tlls snit
Judgment rendered June u. 1872
s"'1 1H' 100 PAUL z. THRARD Judge.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the SAID eoft, at the
the year Of our Lord eue Thousand eight hundred
and seventy two and the ninety sixth year Of the
Independence OF the United states.
.iy2Is9o DEPUTY Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES.
D1sTAroT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER OF J. c. ELLIS, BANKRUPT.
VIHB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
a. Of his appointment as assignee Of the estate
of Joseph @. Etis of New Orleans, parish OF Or
leans aud Statc.of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt
uG ie5o ~ Y Il p''''- KE EoRToE Assishee.-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTE or LAFAYETTE n LANE
Bankrupt.
In BankruDtcy-NO. 1918.
yEVHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES EOTICB
Il Of his appointment az assignee Of the estate Of
Lafayette n. Lane, Of New Orleans, parish Of Or
leans and State Of Louisiana, adiudged bankrupt
upon his own petition.
te50 law 3t z. z. NORTON, Assignee.
FOR SALE.
-~oo~~oa~eo~~~oSyo~|eooo o~o(~e~~~>ooeS<~~sy.~
TOR SALE, ......................FOR SALE
Ai TONS STREET. RAILS,
By EDM. J. FoRsTALL SONS,
iyolst 70. % carOudslst street.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
New Orleans, July A. 1872. 5
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until MONDAY, the fifteenth instant
at IL A. NJ for the sale to the city of sixteen wharf
improvement bends. The city reserves the right
to reject any and all proposals.
JOHN S. WALTON,
iva tbs Admlnistra. or of Finance.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By SHERIFF sAUvINET, alta O'CLOCK, at st. Louis
Auction Exchange, two lots OF ground on La
harpe street-Orleans Railroad Company We.
Damien POyran.
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Yesterday morning when Mrs. F. Levy, liv-
ing at No. % jackson street, was in her
yard, her dog attacked and bit her several
times, inficting deep wounds. 1t is thought
the beast was rabid. DIR. Carter attended
the lady, and gave as his opinion that the
wounds will prove serious. The dog was
shot by a policeman.
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added some names to its list for the ex
pressed purpose Of taking an active part in
the ratification meeting in Lafayette square
tonight. The members believe in Greeley
and Brown, and arrangements have been
quite completed, we are informed, to join in
the general display this evening.
CRIMINAL CoURT.--J. B. Bsptiste and
Alfred Baptiste were convicted Of stealing
some cofTeepots out of Irene Market
In the case of Robert B. Dowdney,
charged with bigamy, noile prosequi was
entered by the District Attorney, the fact
being proven that the first wife was of col
ored parentage, and that at the time OF
marriage the intermarriage Of white and
colored persons was prohibited by law
In the case of w H, Peyaberton and
James Todd, of the 'Louisieaa Paper Manu-
featuring Company, charged with man
slaughter. the Disecict Attorney entered
q noile nroseopi. The accused, president
and spperir1endent of the company, were
indicted oy the grand jury, on the verdict
of tie oOroners jury, TOR the feloniOus kill
ing of H. c. Mahan on the fifteenth of
April.
1t was testified before the coroner at the
inquest that the above parties had pur-
chased secondhand rotary boiler for the
purpose Of boiling rags; that they were
aware Of the ineapacity of said boiler, not
being able to carry safely more than thirty
TO thirty five pounds Of steam, and still
allowed it to carry seventy pounds. On
the above date the boiler, mere shell, ex-
ploded, killing Mahan instantly, and injur-
ing another man seriously.
The eoroner's jury, afteS hearing the tes-
timony Of experienced engineers, gave
verdict charging the accused with criminal
negligence, on which the indictment of the
grand jury, fled January "a, was founded.
There is a civil suit still pending against the
above parties, instituted by the wife of the
deceased Malan, for $4,000 damages.
Harrison and Julia Tyler, charged with
assault and battery on Mrs. Benges, were
convicted.
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nRniiR

Let this petition Of intervention be hIed and let
the temporary writ of ininnction herein be set
aside as in case of bond.
New orleans, June IL. 1879.
(Signedl HENRY G. DIBBLR, Judge
true copy
ROBERT Lyme Deputy Clerk iyl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

The little steamboat Agnes, tied up. at
McDonoghville, opposite this city, got
tired Of floating Wednesday night and
tried to find bottom, having sprung leak.
A watchman was on board, but his key
was full Of whisky, and he wGs in such a
condition that the police arrested him. The
police boat Two Brothers secured the
Agnes, rendering such other assistance as
could be given under the circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

ExcuRsIoN OF MISSISSIPPI No. 2.-This
we'll known fire company will soon make
an excursion to Mississippi City, intending
to enjoy grand time. It has been arranged
.bv Messrs. Hurd g. Co., of the hotel, to
give the company splendid ball, also to
have a good yacht race. Ladies of all the
coast watering places, Mobile and New Or
leans win attend, dressed in their most
gorgeous Dolly Yardens, and their sweet
faces wreathed in enhancing smiles OF vel
come. The members win go over fully pre-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

CarOndeIet Street and CaFrOIItOn City
Railroad Company, office No. u Carondelet street
New Orleans June %, ls72-A meeting of the
stockholders Of this company is called for the
FIRST OF AUGUST, 1872, for the purpose of delib-
eratingRnd taking action upon certain proposed
amendments to the charter.
By order of the Board of Directors.
jy2 I'm P II. BAKkR Secretary.
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DOUBLE SUIcIDE.-Poverty and disease,
and no prospect of emerging from such a
position, was the cause Of Alexander Lind
sey and his wife swallowing fatal doses of
etrychnine, at No. 266 Peters street,
Wednesday night, a miserable dwelling
place. 1t seems that the deceased must
have had an understanding with each other
to commit suicide. When they were found
the husband was alive and informed some
one that they had taken poison. Their poor
little orphan, too young to understand its
situation, has been taken in charge by
person more charitable than the'steambOat-
man who retained their effects. Coroner
Creagh buried them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

MOVEMENT RUINED. The attempt to et-
feet a consolidated association of all the col
ored benevolent societies of this city has
proved failure. Departing from the first
good intention, to avoid politics in the or
ganization, dissolution soon followed, ana
the movement is frustrated. To the intro
duetion, by few delegates, of political
Questions is due the failure
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

Special NOtice.-LOuisiana Cotton Manufac-
tory New Orleans June II, l872-A general meet
ing Of the stockholders of this company will be held
on MONDAY the fifteenth day Of July 1872, at
p NJ. at No. 81 CarOndelet street, to take into
sideratiOn the prOpriety of liquLdating its affairs
and dissOlving the company. Punctual attendance
is requested
By order of the Board of Directors.
iel6 tiy15 GEORGE PERRTLLIAT, Secretary.
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Office of the New Orleans Gaslight Com
pany.-At a meeting Of the Board of Directors, held
on the eighteenth Of June, 1872, dividend of SIX
DOLLARS PER SHARE was declared, payable on
the fifteenth Of July. The transfer book of the
company will be closed until after the fifteenth
instant. WILLIAM S. BROWN,
fv4 I'm Treasurer
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An electrical egg" which persists IN
standing on the small end, is astonishing
Quincy, Illinois.
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Office New Orleans CRY Railroad Com
psny, No. IA Canal street, New Orleans, July 10,
1812.-At meeting of the Board of Directors of
this Company, held this day, dividend of FOUR
DQRLARS per share was declared, payable to the
Stockholders on and afterthe twenty fifth instant.
iyll lot C. c. LEWIS, Secretary.
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PAUL Z. THRARD- Judge.

In testimony whereof have berfunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said coaft, at the
CITY Of New orleans, this fret dav Vi July, In
the year Of our Lord ems Thousand eight hundred
and seventy two, aud the ninety sixth year Of the
Independence OF the United states.
WILLIAM II CARSON
-jy2 IS 30 Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SrATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. JANIS GRAHAM,
Auditor ct al No. 7766.
fNAHk PETITION OF INTERVENTION OF THE
a State Of Louisiana, represented herein by
Henry @. Warmoth, Governor respectfully repre-
sentss
That the State Of Louisiana is vitality inters sted
in the issue made by these proceedings that il
the sale OF bonds advertised and set forth ia the
CURED by law the State of Louisiana win suffer
lrremediable injury by the depreciation Of her
eredif, and BY the loss OF faith and confidence on
tue part OF the financial community.
IhefefOre1 the State Of Louisiana praYs 90 be al
lOWeu 70 intervene herein, through Henry Q. War
MOTH Governor aud be permitted to set aside the
temporary injunction issued herein, as if in case
Petitioner prays for general relief
GEORGE s. IACRY
I'm IrLER
J. B, HOWARD
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life
Insurance Association of Louisiana, No. 100 CarOn-
deet street. New Orleans, July Z, i871.-MembeTs
Of this association are hereby notified of the death
Of N. EstelIa who died in this city January 80,
1872; William Breseh who died in this city Febrn-
airy q 1872 and H, G. Skarda, who died in this city
February Is, 1872, and called upon to come
forward, without further notice, and pay, at the
Association since organization, S253646.
jy7 1t r. W. YOUNG, Secretary.
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fBrief CoDsni1nscatioHs Pls6ashed-LOsg
Ones Invariably R5eeted-T7,e Editor not
Responsible for TIE Sentiments oppressed
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES.

IN THE NATTER or j. G. ELLIs, BANKRUPT.
TVNHB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
L Of his appointment as assignee Of the estate
of Joseph g. Buis of New Orleans, parish OF Or
leans. aud State-Of Louisiana, adJudged bankrupt
ie5o jy7H KR. NORTON Asstgnee.v'
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LILLE sTATE OF LOUIsIANA.

Ill 1a2R.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

road New Orleana July lO l373-The Sunday
trips Of the steamer st. Mary between Donaldson
vile and Baton Rouge viii be discontinued from
and after this date,
CHARLES l. FITCH,
jylI4 General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Headquarters Independent Columbus
Legion St Louis .-Attention.-An the mem
beers comprising this Legion will meet at the St
Louis Hotel, st. Louis street between Royal and
Chartres streets, on FRIDAY EVENING, July ~
1872 at halEpast seven o'clock, IN order to cele-
brate our first PROGRESSION.
By order Of the President.
J. P. MACHECA.
JOHN AsTREDo Secretary. jyll 2t
, 1872-04-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
April 15.-Danish Barque "Malvina,"
Capt. Larsen, Frederiksted.
" 16.-American Brig "Nellie," Owens,
Frederiksted.
" 19.-Danish Barque "Prindsesse AL
exandra," Verdon, New York.
ENTERED AT FREDERIKsTED
April 16-Danish Ship "Malyina," Lar
sen, Christiansted.
do. American Brig "Nellie," Owens,
C~hristiansted.
CLEARED AT FREDERIKsTED
1A-Danish Ship "Galilei," Nielsen,
Copenhagen, Sugar.
, 1872-04-20
An~saettelse.

HINDER 29de December f. A. er
lU hidtilverende 2den ordineret Ca
techet we'd Garnisonskirken i Kio-
benhavn og Lerer we'd Diet Kongelige
Dovstummeinstitut Theodor johann
mes Andreas Engholm allernaadigst
acknowledgements for de luther
ske Menigheder i Frederiksted.
, 1872-04-20
Our Special Greeting

WE do by these presents communicate to
You, that We have most graciousIy resolved, and
do by these presents resolve, that the seat of Gov
eminent of our Danish Westindia Islands shall
from the LIST of April next be definitely removed
from st. CroiX to st. Thomas, and We shall ex-
pect in consequence thereof that Our Minister of
Finances will submit for Our sanction those
Ordinances or those further Enactments which
the removal aforesaid may render necessary in re-
ference to the administration of the abovemention-
ed Islands.
Gicem at AmaLienbOrg, The 9Th March 1872.
UNDER OUR ROYAL HAND N EAL
In the Name of the King
FREDERIK,
GfOlcn- Prince.
u. 9. r.
, 1872-04-20

Our Commissioner extraordinary
and ad interim officiating Govern
or of the Danish Westirdia Is
lands.
, 1872-04-20
PrOcIama.

n LIE og Enhver, som have Noget
III at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg.
Smed Jacob Larsen og efterI. Egte-
felle Sarah f.. Staffoldt, indkaldes
heryed med 3 Maaneders VarseI til
for Undertegnede at anmelde og be-
visliggj6re deres Kray.
st. Thom@ Skifteret, den lode
April 1872.
2. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1872-04-20
The "AVTGN
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

FABLE CT THE FALL OF RAIN.
during the week from 9th to 18th April.
Christiansted. FrederikSted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1872-04-20
Christian den Niende,
of Guds .Naode Konge til Danmurk, de
TENDERS 0g Gothers, Hertug til SIesrig,
HOisteen, St0rm0rn, Ditmarsken,
Lauenborg og OIden5org,
Vor synderLige Bcraagenhed!

VI give Dig herved tilkjende, at vi aller-
naadigst have bestemt, ligesom Vi og heryed be
stemme, at S;edet for Gouyerneuren for Vore vest
indiske Ger fra lste April d. A. at regne cndeligt
biiver at forlmgge fra st. Croix til St. Thomas, i
hvilken Anledning Vi derhos f~orvente Os igien-
mem Vor Finantsminister forolagt de Anordninger
elier n9rmere BestemmeIser til Afgj0relse som
denne ~Forleggelse MATTE fndes at n0dyendiggj0re
med Hensyn til Administrations at bemeldte Ger.
Dermed skeer Vor Willie
Befalende Dig Gud!
SkreUet p0G AmaAeHb0rg, den 9de .UartS 1872.
D VOR KONGELIGE HAAND OG SEGL.
[ kongens Navn
FRED RIk,
hr0nprindS.
e., -. r.
, 1872-04-20
Translation.
Christian the Ninth,

By the Grace Of God, King Of Denmork, tie
E0ndaLs and tie Goths, Duke Of Sizes
mick, HOlsteen, Stormarn, Ditmarsk,
Lauenb0rg and OIdenb0rg.
, 1872-04-20

THE Undersigned desiring to
establish himself III this Island
as Engineer, offers his services to
Planters and others, requiring ex-
perienced care in the attention of
Steam Engines, Sugar Machinery
etc.
FL. JACOBSEN.
Frederiksted, st, Croix.
, 1872-04-20

TIL
Vor overordentIige Regjerings-
commissair og ad interim fun
gerende Gouverneur for de dansk
ycstindiske Ger.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
Indian Invasion of western
Texas.

ST LOUIS. June l8-Judge Ilutbell
General Agent Of the Atlautic and Pa
cifc railroad just returned from busi-
hess tour in Texas, brings information
that, before lenving Sherman. Texas. an
army officer arrived there from Fort
Richmond. Jack Deutou county, aud re-
ported that body of Indians variously
estimnied at three to ten thousand, made
an incursion into Texas. and were over
running Young, Jack Denton and Parker
counties. The settlers were filed Tith
cnnsternation aud alarm The Indians
-aid they were going to Huntsviue TO
liberate Santanta aud Big Tree. confined
in the State Prison there IfIs repurt-
ed that all the Iudi ,us ON the Furf Sill
reservation lett on the war path. Al
ready two fights have. occurred near
~ eatherford in which four whites were
Wounded, and two Indians killed and Ca
ca ptnred The latter were loaosa =,
the Weatherlofd Jail The connanding
officer at Fort Richardson is reported =,
haze gone to Austin to consult wiib
General Augur regarding the Invasion.
and the latter Is reported to have teie
eraphed for Two mure cavslry regiments
10 report immediately at the points threat
ened by the raiders Judge iiubbell
says there Is no doubt in the minds OF
well informed Texaus that big ludiau
war is at hand It is believed the Keowas
are the leaders Of the raid, assisted by
The \ paches aud others.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
Greeley and Brown at BaiiE-
more.

We have on several occasions given
reasons Why we think it the highest wis
dom for the Baltimore convention
not to renominate. adopt or recommend
the Cincinnati ticket These reasons,
briefly cspi'u'ated- are First, that it
would be Inconsistent aud logically in
delensible for national Democratic con
vention TO Tenomiuate or adopt an
avowedly RcpUbtican ticket. liberal
though it be, aud perfectly acceptable to
the great mass of individual Democrats
though il be- Second, it would he esteem
el grievance 10 those few Democrats
who do not wish to vote for Greeley and
Brown. and who. for reasons OF their
own, may even perfer Grant aud
Wilson to them Third. il would not
strengthen Gree ey aud Brown. and
nigh, place ia the hands of the Admin
Istration party a weapon to be used wi, b
soule effect against them.