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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29

TQY NASH Il HODGSON.-w. / HODGS0N
On SATURDAY, January 4, 1873, at twelve o'clOe
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rotunda Of the st Charles Hotel in til
city by virtue and in pursuance Of an order oC the
Hon A. L. Tssot judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated November
o. 1872, docket No. 1890 for account Of the suG-
cessiOn of Moses NJ D0wer deceased, at public
auction, will be- sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND together
with the improvements thereon, situated In tho
Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded
by Rousseau. Leyee, First and SOTapuru streets,
designated as ats Nos and 2, which adiOin eacls
other and measure each 30 feet inches front OH
Rousseau, streer, by depth OF I25 feet inches
lines between parallel lines, according to plan
made by Louis II. Pile, surveyor, dated November
> 1872, and now on exhibition at the place of sale
The improvements on lot No. cons st OF q hand
some and well built twOstOry brick slate root resi-
dence, known as No. 1873 Rousseau street, and con
taiRs vice hall two parlOrs. dining room and
kitchen below with four or five rooms above cis-
tern etc. The whole in very fair order and repair
Lot No. is vacant, and VIII be sold separately.
States treasury notes and the balance at Blk
twelve, eighteen and twentY.four months in notes
equally divided, bearing eight per cent interest
and special mortgage with vendors privilege from
day Of sale until paid with the usual clause of i've
per cent for attorneys fees in case OF suit; the
buildings to be kept fully insured and the policy
to De transferred to the holders of the credit notes
Acte of sale before W. B. Keinpeter notary pub
lie at the expense of the purchaser, including tho
stamps and the taxes for Che current wear 1915
Ge3 II u "a ia4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, AssIeNsF.

IN TIKI MATTER OF JOSEPH G. FLLIS-lN
Bankruptcy-No. llTG.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Rodeson
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH M REBvB, DECEASED.

VALUABLE ST. CHARLES STREET PROPERTY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29

EY NASH & HGDGSON.-w l. HODGSON,
kp Aucti0neer-O Office No. 5 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY, January 25 1878, at twelve o'clock
n, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement retunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in this
city; by virtue and in pursuance of order OF the
Hon. +. H. Durell Judge of the District Court of the
United States of America, for the District of LOusi
ana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated December g. 1879,
and rendered in the above entitled matter, by pub
lie auction will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with tho
buildings and improvements thereon situated in
the First District of this city in the square bounded
by st Charles, Terpsichore, Carondeet and Mel
pOmene Streets measuring % feet inches front on
ST. Charles street, by depth of 10 feet between
parallel lines. American measure.
The improve ments consist of a well Quilt two
story frame house, known as No. 1917 St. Charles
street and contains hall, and two large parlOrs
on the first floor and two large rooms, hall ana
cabinet on the second floor in the main building,
with kitchen, ironing room and at, re room aud
three bed rooms and water closets in the back
building. The yari is paved and laid out with
shrubbery, etc and contains hydrant large els.
tern wash shed, coal aud wood house, etc. The
house il retired from the street, has wide front
gallery above and below, high ceilings and hand
some mouldiDgs. The whole in good order aud
repair.
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EXECUTIVE CONSTRUCTIONS.
STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, December n, 1872 }

New Orleans, December y, 1872.
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
am directed " his excellency the act
ing Governor to inform your honorable
body that be has approved the following
resolutions, to wit;
Joint resolution, originating in the House,
providing for JOINT committee on the con
duct of che late election in the State of
Louisiana.
Also, Joint resolution, originating in the
Senate, relative to extending the time Of
obe State sax collectors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29
gaE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Seventeenth Days Session.

sEgATH CHAMBER.
New Orleans, Decem oer "a, 1872
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
and was called to order by Hon. A. B. Har-
us, Lieutenant Governor of the State and
President Of the Senate.
0P call Of the roll the following Senator's
answered to their names
Present - Hon. A. B. Harris, and
Ne5srs. Alexander Barber, Burch, Black
burn, Cage, Green, P. +. HerWIg, Harper.
HunBaker, Ingraham, Kelso, Masicot, No
land, Sypher, Todd, Worrell, Wharton-l8
The President announced that there was
bot quorum present.
Mr., Herwig moved 20 adjourno
The yeas and nays on the question oS ad
Iournment resulted as follows:
Yeas-Alexanders Blackburn, J. J.. fier
wig, WHARTON,
Nays-Barber Blunt, Burch brewster.
Cage, Green, Hunsaker Harper, Ingrahan.
'jenks, Kelso, Mascot. Noland, Sypber.
Stamps, Todd-I6.
Members present refused to adjourn.
Additional members having arrived. She
President announced quorum present, as
per vote just taken.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading Of the minutes Of yesterdays
proceedings was dispensed with and the
President announced that the journal Of
Yesterdays proceedings stood approved,
after the same had been CORE cted by order
Of the Senate.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hunsaker chairman of the Commit
tee on Judiciary, reported favorably upon
Senate bill No. Is, bill to be entitled an
act for the relief of J. N. Shawham."
Also, favorably on Senate bill No. Z, rela-
tive to fees and emoluments of Auditor.
Also, Senate bill No. 8, TO limit contin-
gent expenses of the Senate, recommending
its reference to the Committee on Retrench-
ment and Reform.
Laid over.
by Mr.. Herwig, chairman, from the Com
mittee on Finance, unfavorablY on Senate
bill No. 10, to be entitled an act for the re-
lief of taxpayers, as follows: For the.r ea-
sons that these back taxes are considered
when received as pledges for the payment
Of warrants drawn against the various
funds to which these taxes are payable,
and it would be unjust to those persons who
nave already paid their taxes to release
these deliDquents. The States ability to
pay it's warrants is predicated upon the
taxes as assessed.
az
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T,EGAT, NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
6n Bankruptcy-NO. 1912.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF ADAM WERNER, BANKRUPT
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
GA GRS SESSION
THIRD GENERAL. ASSEMBLY
@fetsenth Days Sessions

STATS oF LOUISIANA.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlea1s-
No. Is 1885,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-05
SIGN OF
The Big Hat f!

AS the sign denotes, it is tru-
ly a Hat Store, both for Ladies
and Gents. Every person who
visits Independence is familiar
with Turner'S Millinery and Fur
nishing Goods Store. Last spring
they added to their stock in the
shape of Gents Hats and Fur
nishing Goods, making it truly
a Hat Store. We say it land
without boasting), that we have
as large and as fine an assort-
ment as can be found in any
store of our class of goods west
of Chicago.
To the Ladies Gas usuaD, we
solicit a share of your patronage.
To the Gents-remember it is
truly, surely, and the only Hat
Store in the city. Our Facility
and Experience for purchasing
stock is second to none; cxpen-
ses small; consequently our
prices we guarantee.
Remember the place, The
Sign Of the Big Hat.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-04-05

OI HWNIHS ICIN WfrNO
something which ought
Ito have been done. Often
complaining Of weakness,
debility, and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend
the above disease, and at
other times very few OF
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN NOTES.

There is printers Greeley club in San Francisco.
1t was organized on Sunday, the l1th instant.
Ex-Presdent Johnson Is In favor Of electing the
President and United states Senators by direct
vote OF the people.
A thorough canvass of the German voters Of the
city or springfield, Ill., reveals the fact that 751 are
for Greeley, for Grant and II doubtful.
The Chicago Tribune publishes a list OF thirty
seven generals VINO Were engaged In suppressing
the rebei0n tnat nave come out for Greeley.
Among the republican stump speakers for Maine
are John A. Bingham, whom Rem Butler saws fs n
murderer, and Butler whom Bingham saws ia a
thief
The colored people Of st. Louis will not permit
one of their race to wear white hat II negro ia
caught with one on he Ia In danger OF having both
hat and head smashed.
Tue Philadelphia Press thinks the Louisville DEM
ocratic Stratglt-out Convention will DO failure,
from the fact that 1t will not be recognized by any
prominent men OF the democratic party.
The Washington correspondents OF the Baltimore
sun says that General Grant will make no speeches
during this campaign. As IL was not generally cx-
Fected that he would, the disappointment will not
be very great.
The Newark On. J.) Journal Is not AFRAID to trust
Mr.. Greeley to make as many speeches or write as
many letters as he chooses. IT says :-"Let him go
on speaking and writing; the more he does OF each
the better we shall like It, for day by day will the
contrast grow stronger between the man who can
DO these things and the man who cann0t.v
The Memphis (Tenn.) Arayancne which has in
time past contributed It's full share to the abuse OF
Horace Greeley, now says:-"There are few rer-
sons who will call In question Horace cireeley;s
veracity. His positive statements on all subjects
are universally accepted rs truthful because the
records OF long and busy public Life have never
tEaced a. v"Wuth " W. dooI'
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNpoN August 20-5 p. NJ
ConsOs closed at 92d for both money and the
United States ve-twenty bonds ls62s, A 1865 old
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, August 20-P M.-Rcntes closed
at 56G 20c.
M-The market closed unchanged Tho sales OF the day
have been 10000 bales, including 1900 for speculation
and export
40 mLIvERrooL Provisions MARKEr:-LIvKRrooI, August
W-5P. MChcese, 6Ss per cwt for tho best grades of
American ne Lard 39s 3D. per owt Pork, 49, per bbl
Tor new prime mess Bacon 80s. 3d. per cwt for short
rib mddles
LyEnrooL BREADsrUFvs MARKnr-LdvnRrooL, August
O-6P. MThe receipts Of at this port for the past
three days have been $4,000 quarters. including 1000
Amercan The receipts Of wheat for the past three days
have been 250O quarters including 10000 American.
The market for Srsadstntfs + heavy Wheat lis iOd
Western Spring. and l2s for red Winter. Corn, BIS per
quarter. Peas, $685. per quarter tor Canadian
market for and fabrics ut Manchester quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, August 2O.-Ta-
low, AS Cd AS 3D. per cwt Sugar 2s. %. 28s per
cwt. for No. II Dutch standard aAoat
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
THE CAMPAIGN.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

New York journals. republican and democratic
EhereS Some say to Albany as the regular demo-
Dratic candidate endorsed by the Republican Reg
plar Convention, thus leaving the Greeley liberals
but In the cold and sweeping New York oity BY the
nd Of Jimmy O'Briens forces with warrants held
pver the heads OF Sweeny and Tweed and insinua,
them Here would, indeed, be o Machiavellian
pickle. IL ls worthy OF Matty Van Buren anu TUG
eabbage-garden campaigns planned at kinaer-
The first point Tilden desires to -, make.
pccording to sagactous estimate, tno rT, III
povai OF Judge; Barnard amen, ana 'I,S nresemca
have been accomplished II his persistent preseuCo
lpd urging at Saratoga and his act'e worh vaaI ~ s
New York Assembly to- achieve IL nave ava,i1". ~ ro
barnard removed, jadge VIII, no wsen thew are
committed jail; and there they VIII go OF remain
at LARGO as fugtiyes unable in any event 10 guide
fhe carnpaI.rn. Or possibly, these masters OF the
machinery might be placed at liberty by c0ndignly
feyiving ana moving their cogs and wheels IN the
interests OF truly great reormer ana old regency MY
den. Hero would be pother worthy or Slxtus W
Vammany made to grind, like Samson, in the mills
q ss to & elect =, J. Tlden n Governor tS Of
at Albany, surrounded by Henry Richmond, like
enother Percy and with the Presidency dead In the
There are men like Judge verplanck and others
. HORACE GREELEY's POPULARITY
will sweep New York like breeze, and that no
body's machinery can beat him there. "Look,"
they say, ''at Greeley running against Sam Cox,
and running him down so that Tammany had TO
count Cox in.n This, manestly is the hope OF the
dreeley thinkers :-That the wholesome impulses Of
the people viii carry Chappaqua along, and even
over the head Of Conklng and Murphy's line Of
battle and Mr.. Tilden's "shcnannigan.n In Erie
county the German vote is nearly unit for Greeley
and 1t may be said that nearly everywhere SchurZ's
example has carried this great element over to
s~hator Fenton Is at work day and night, writing
letters to everybody and keeping up his reputation
as the ''best organizer New York ever had"
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANs August 30 t8T2
Cotton nominal; low middngs 1870. Net receipts 10
bales; gross, 2L Sales, I'LL Stock. 1881
MoBIIk August 20 1872.
Cotton nominal; middlings nominal Exports coast
wise, bales Stock. 7Sa
SAVANNAH, August 30 ls72
Cotton In good demand offerings very light middngs,
1910. Net receipts, rs bales Sales, g. Stock, 6i6
CHARLESTON August D. ls7s
Cotton quiet; middlings Iominally l94c. al9o. Net
receipts, bale; gross, 2S Sales, 76 Stock S.l3i.
BUvyALo, N. Y, August 10 1877.
Lake impors-Flour $3.50 bbs whoat, $3.50 blshelst
S1rI 249, So do. DATA 5000 do. CANAL Shipments
wheat USo bushels; corn, 22076S do; oats s4so do
kail shpmcnts from clevators-Wheat, 61279 bushels;
SiSSrn iS 4Oss dC oats 1905 do Canal eishts1
Spring 25a 81 %; bakers IS IS sS 6 AMBER sS 80
~ %; white 81 50 So Wheat demoralizcd account
unsettled sales Of small lots Of No Milwaukee Spring at
6l1Sc. Oats fiat; sold at $40.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, August IN,

HAVANA, August IN I
Via KEY Wssr Fla, August 80 Is72.
Sueer-Tho market Is dun with small business; er-
chants refuse to purchase. owing 10 tho high demands
holders; holders unwilling TO make concessions;
prices opened firm out fell at tho close. The RapanG
WeelW Report Quoiea Nos 10 20 u Duteh Standard at 10Y
II reals and Nos n TO 20 at 1l l3 renls the Board
Of Brokers quote No n Dutch Standard at IO reals The
stock Of in the warehouses OF Havana and Matanzas
Is SlOCOo boxes and $3.50 hhds the receipts during the
l5b hhds tho exports from Havana and Maanzas during
the week were 250oo boxes and 400 hhds, Including
sugar nominal; Moasscs weak. Muscovado sagar-Tair
reals Bacon Srmer sI Sis 30 SIS a closed quiet and
american sugar cured active st s2s s2S s per qun
S. $is pot%t"es active A. bbl Taow I'm
firm; white pine $40 sa per 1000; pitch pine $i siS
SmIoksmnox ;ns S.rn dn,i At rcals hcgsheads nom.
steady Hops quiet and weak FrcigGts Suict-ro North.
ern and Southern ports IN the United Staes per box OF
sSaSIsr p 70 81 b per sha molqssss saS6 per
s sss g. Shippers refuse to arter owing the
60 days' sight in currency 81 a. per e cent premium
goa isA 10 per cent promun short sight SeH al per
Spanish bank notes, II per cent discount.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
STOCKS HEAVY AND LOWER.

STOCKS HEAVY AND LOWER.
The early decline IN gold had the eject OF impart
ing steady and moderately firm tone to the stock
market, particularly as the situation OF the gold
pool regarding Pacific Mail turned attention TO that
stock and induced good deal OF buying Of II, ad-
vancing the price to 743s. But the rally I'm gold by
the remnant OF the clique, helped, as they
were, by the oversold condition OF the market
and the furry in money as narrated above,
induced heaviness and eventually weakness,
the market falling of pretty nearly half
per cent all around. In the case Of Wabash
there was a sudden drop nom 75,4 to 73, with not
q single sale between TAX and 49, The explanation
OF this last incident lies in ''stop" order to sell at
IA. The stock having been offered ut that price
after sales at 74K the broker accepted the next
best bid, which happened to be 70, thus fulfilling
his instructions literally, although the pricc re-
covered TO 7sx. The decline In Wabash was due
to sales of the stock by parties who had been hold
ing 1t on "puts," which expired recently. The
closing quotations generally the lowest OF the
day.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21

do, do. 1858, "a rs; do., new, % al do,
special tax. IA i6; Missouri skies, ssk 9SH; dc.,
Hannibal and 81. Joseph. el %; Louisiana skies,
"a; do. new, Al So; do. levee SKIES, 50 eS |;
do. do. eights 70 rs; do do eights 1s7S, 10 60;
Alabama ives, IS a 90; do eIghts So s6; South
Carolina skies, "a so; do, new, January ana July
27A rs; do, do, April and october, 20 20; Ar
kansas skies, funded. as 80.
uN GOVERNMENTS HEAVY.
Government bonds continued heavy with the de-
cline in gold, currency prices showing yielding Of
y a y per cent from last nights quotations.
There was a corresponding Improvement, however,
In gold values and the London price OF 02's this
evening is u per cent higher than last night The
following ara thu closing nuot0tlOna:-
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
wAeERs UP0N THE ELECTION.

A prominent sporting man Of this city, having Of.
gred to bet $4,000 that Horace Greeley will be the
next President Of the United States, o response
accepting the wager In similar amount was for
warded last night for acceptance and ratification.
The parties who have taken up the bet belong to
Wall street, and have formed combination or
pool to divide the pronts or loss Of the venture In
case the sporting man referred to backs out they
will renew their bet against Horace Greeleys eec-
ti0n to the Presidency and leave II open for gen.
era acceptance, the amount wagered, II takers
turn up. to be deposited in trust company.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
THE ooM1HG DEMONSTRATION,

The Executive Committee Of liberals and demo-
orats, Algernon 8. Sullivan, Chairman, having in
charge the arrangements for the great liberal and
democratic demonstration in honor Of Greeley and
Brown, Is In session every day at Tammany Hall,
discussing measures relative to that end. 1t Is pro-
posed to mako 1t the biggest affair Of the kind ever
Aeen.in this city, and the committee s bothered
mainly over the selection Of place large enough to
hold 1t In. The best and most prominent speakers
lhf both parties will particpate.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
soUTuERN SECURITIES DULL,


The Southern list was dull and generally steady.
The new South Carolina July issues were moder
ately active and weak, with decline to Is. The
following were the closing quotations:-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 73X a "A; do. new, 7sk "a; Virginia,
ex coupon, 40 so; do, registered stock, old, 3s
q A.; do, skies, consolidated bonds, 5ox 81;
do, skies, deferred scrip, Is 10; Georgia
skies, 70 so; do. sevens, 81 50; North
Carolina, ex coupon, SO q 81; do, to North Caro-
Una Railroad. " a.; d., funding, 1866, q o 90;
The New York herald., 1872-08-21

hSroushiy matured This ct accounts for the generally
broken condition Of the early receipts The present
parcel howeyeI scems 70 be an exception being quite
getheI much hsndsomei than usual for the period In
regarc TO the crop o. he present year we have no fur
hsyhing u hoped safely passed through danger ap
that Of year before last Messrs Daniel Talmage also
show US samples OF the Louisiana crop, Invoice
OF which consigned them from New Orleans by
the steamship st. Louis Tho quality Is good but consd
The New York herald., 1872-08-21

MR.. aREBLEY's MOVEMENTS.

Mr.. Greeley was not at the Lincoln Club or any Of
the political headquarters yesterday, persisting in
his close seclusion and much needed rest. num-
Der OF gentlemen inquired for him at the Lincoln
Club and at the Liberal Headquarters during the
day, but they could not be informed even OF the
place OF his whereabouts.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.
The Liberal Republicans.

The Liberal Republican,
Colonel Johnson was present during the day at
the Glenham Hotel Headquarters; but business was
very dull Only few visitors dropped in, the most
distinguished among them being the following:-
Senator Casserly, Of California; Senator West, Of
Louisiana and W. o. Saunders, the colored orator.
Senator Cassery states that he will start for Calfor
MIA on Saturday, to take an active part In the cam
paign. David Clark, Of Hartford, Conn., writes =
70 show you that we have gentlemen OF the
highest character with US, who have been repub-
licans from the formation OF the party, give you
the following names OF some OF them:-Chares J.
and ex-Minister to Austria Mr. L. F. Foster, Nor.
Wich, Judge OF the Supreme Court, ex-Unlted
States; Mr.. David A. Wells, Norwich; General VIII
liam G. Ely, Norwich; General Joseph T.. Perkins,
Gsps Dwight r.
Mr.. Thomas s. Greeman, Mystic Bridge, the largest
shipbutlder in the State, and who helped to give
wealth ana influence; MI. THOMAS Belknap, q prom.
]. d. BROMLEY, late Of the J. Ere,sing no. Post;
fHr. Thomas n Clark, West Winsted, lato Of the
James, Wilimantic among the largest manufactur. .
ssEs t9 Eastern Connecticut; william IL. Chollar,
anS sps
and Railroad Commissioner; ,IIr H. L. Reed Dan
bury, and Hon. Lemuel Cliff, Mystic River, member
prominence; Mr.. Hugh HARRISON, one Of the princi-
pal managers OF Colts Firearms Company, and
viOW OIuer TcpuDuO0nB VINO nave heretofore voted
the republican ticket, but now ardent supporters of
Greeley and Brown. am happy to say that new
recruits are hooking to our stapdard daily.
General Brinkerhon writes as follows from Gin.
cinnau.-
I have been here since Thursday night, and
enlnk that we have got rid OF pretty much all the
underDrush In this neck OF wOods and conse.
queqty, that being the case, rely upon carrying the
First, Second and Third districts. We may lose the
tnort term in the First district. cannot stop for
"DETAILS, but you may set down Hamilton City as
oead sure for Greeley and Brown for 5000 majority.
Mr.. II. A. Tenney writes from Madison NO., that
at least twenty per cent Of the native republican
vote will go for Greeley.
Tho Democratic Headquarters.
Augustus Schen and Colonel Banks were both in
attendance at the Spingler House yesterday, but
there was really very little OF any Importance to do
Letters from Maine Of most sanguine character
were received and also from Ohio Among the
visitors were Senator Fenton General Slocum ]. g.
Ehsyer and Colonel Grover, OF Ohio.
Tho Republican Headquarters.
Mr.. William e. Chandler was ON duty at the Fifth
Avenue Headquarters yesterday. Among the
visitors closeted with him for some time were Gen.
eral Hartranft Of Pennsylvania the republican can
Qdete for Governor, who expresses himself fully
confident Of his election, and Sergeantat-A Arms
QrdwRy. There was no business OF Importance
transacted during the day.
The New York herald., 1872-08-21
NEW CROP RICE.

The steamship Manhattan, which arrived in this city
last evening, brought the rs OF the new crop Carolina
rcc The parcel Six casks was shipped by DANIEL tai
IMAGES sons OF Charleston, aud Is consigned TO their
house In this city, 10 Water street cw sample cask
Is on cxhibiion TWAS grown the Pom Pom RIVER BY
successful colored planter There Is q consde rablc
rivalry between many OF the planters 70 set the first Of
q S H e s Ss M S sTsn On ss