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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-15
Dissolution Notice.

TIME CO?ARTNERsHiP HERETOFORE EX-
i ISTfSG between Warren r. Parrish and Wm.
r.. Bassett, under the firm name Of Parrish 4 Bas-
sett, and doing business in Mineral City, White
Pine county, Nevada, is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. The business will be carried
on from this date, and all accounts Will be paid
and collected by Vim. r. Bassett.
". II. PARRISH,
". X. BASSETT.
Mineral City, Oct. 80. 1872. no1-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-15
N

Oh
WALLACE HUMPHREY
AND
JACOB COOPER.
IF EITHER OF THE AB0YE-NAMED GEN.
Il TLEMEN, or any other person. will inform
GEO. W. COOPER, at Hamilton, Nevada, where
either or both the persons are to be found, they
will be rewarded for their kindness.
Address: GEO W. COOPER, care White PINE
Daily News Office. oc16
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Trustees, made on the twenty-irst
day of September, 1872. so many shares Of each
parcel of said stock AZ may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction at the Office Of said COM
pany, ON MONDAY,
The twenty-ffth (25thl day of November, 1879.
At the hour Of two (l O'Clock p. = of SAD
10 pay said delinquent assesF1fk ie there
gether with costs Of advertising and eSfe1s IN
Of sale. ]. W. CLARK, secretaryE
Office: 4ls California street, San Francisco.
nov4-3w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-15
$40 IN GOODS
ADVANCED
AGENTS,PAT,
ABLE WHEN
DISPOSED OF!
NOTICE..

Treasure City, October 30, 1872.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT SEALED
IN Proposals will be received by me, at my
office, until November 30, 1872, Mt 7 O'Clock p. IN.
for the surrender of registered warrants and
other evidence of indebtedness of said city. All
bids must be accompanied by the warrants pro-
posed to be surrendered. Those bids shall be
considered the lowest which offer to surrender
the greatest amount Of warrants for the smallest
amount in U. S. coin, or at the smallest percent
age on the nominal par value thereof.
Five hundred $500 dollars, being the only
moneys to accrue to the Redemption Fund within
one year. will be disposed of under this notice.
oc3O-td P. BARON, City Treasurer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-15
The Greatest Offer Ever Made /!

l want a reliable man in every
county. With brains and en-
ergy you can make money, as
l furnish the goods and give
you sixty days in which to
pay for them ! = Exclusive
Territory Send fifty cents
and get sample article and
my terms to live men. A. l..
SLAWSON, Hamilton, Madi-
son county, n. Y. ie2a-Gm
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Delinquent Salrs.
cuLvER WAVE MINING COMPANY

- Location Of Works White Pine Mining Dis
trict. Nevada. Noticc.-There are delinquent
upon the following-described stock. on account
of assessment NO. ~ levied on the twenty-hrst
day of September, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective sharehold-
ers, as follows
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-15

- ZEN. LEE SILVER HTININGCOMPA-
0NY.-location of works White Pine Mining
District, White Pine county, Nevada.-Notice Is
hereby given. that at a meeting of the Board of
Trustees of said Company, held on the 29th day
Of October 1872, an assessment no. 81 Of
Ten Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately in United States gold
coin. TO the Secretary, 426 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. Any Stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
third day OF December, 1872, shall be deemed de-
iinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on
The Twenty-seventh day Of December 1872,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. By
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. +. SCHULTZ, Secretary.
onieeI26 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. nov4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
PASSENGER ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERP0OL-In steamship Batdria, Aug n.-Ms j..
Haganeyer NJ Jsnney, w. Brke T. MeCuun Miss White
H. Phpps, Mrs A. Aken has Webster Capt Nelson and
Wicks wife NJ. Gillespie, Thos English, w. Baldwin
and wife Uo Butcher Harry Butcher L. H. Pierce and
wife Latham Lindsay wife AMI children Mrs A. Prcbard,
Mis- Minnie Holt Jas Cushing CaTkson WeItHk, G. oamp,
and wife. NJ n. Derwent.
FROM sAVANNAHIR steamship HUntspiH Aug. l0C Sehw11,
NubaeL Fraus, H. Graft Mrs T. DE Marten Mrs Parker f..
p NiekesOn and children, Mrs McAier,
Mis- McAisier Mrs ~ D. Smith, A. Livingston Rosenee c..
g. B. Bean NJ Jones C. White BeBganen, BeDganen
T. McCoheB A. Whyte H. Beckett Rev. G. tendgsst Mn Ellen
Hogan Clark T. wife child and Mrs NJ A..
D6eer and children ChsdeawDg j. PAuen H. g. Rowe IL.
Du.on. O. Whiten. n X. Fay
FROM HAVANAIn steamship Columbia Ang l0P A. Palsneo
child A. Tuyio and wife j. Meadows wife and three chill
ant and three Children Ste Cruz wife and
servant p Campos the Hon Mahon Chance u Consul
Heircks Thomas Deans NJ B. uls, r. Mera Mrs Kelly Mrs
NJ Alon1o Bethel Rivera, Miss f. Marsh, Edward
Ford Moore A. Amu William H. Reiiisg the Rev Mr. Pegy,
L Saneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
PEYysYLvANIA LIBERALS.

THE MEN WHO COMPOSE THE PHILADELPHIA
COMMITrEE--THE PROSPECT ENCOURAGING
TO he Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Our Executive Committee, in point OF
intelligence wealth. and social standing, equals II IL
docs not surpass any that has heretofore e1s'ed Ia
PHILADELPHIA. The Chairman, Col. Thomas j. Morren'
was for number OF years the Republican law oheer lor
the city elected by the people, the First secretary
J. W. Frazier was the Republican Assessor OF tho ISL
District and lately an extensive builder; the other
Secretary j. Ii. T. Jackson, is Secretary ana
Treasurer OF the sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
Companv: while among its 80 members such gentle
mon as Lambert Thomas the leading flour merchant or
PhiadcIpha; Henry 4. Wallace publisher OF ne Legal
Iufeiligcnccr: Hiram p. TORY, Nce-fresluSnt OF INC
American Life Insurance Company VIM D. Gllilhsnan,
WHO day or two ago resigned the PRESIDENCY OF the
Repubcou fGran Invincbcs 70 take part In the Gree
lev and Brown mOyement;Wm j. Bryson, DOok puOsheI'
Horace T. Wilbur and Walter b. MITCHELL Attorneys az
Law and throughout the city such Unknown Repuo'
iicans as f. b. Mcdowell, Joseph " Hackney James NJ
CiI,son f. f. Jones Col. Wm Rice, Job Pugh, DT'
Setter lWm II. Chase, Register in BANKRUPTCY, JOnl
Welsh Fred'Dittnan German lawyer, James M Iehers'
and others, like them, take an active part. - -,
At the head Of the state Committee is Col A. N.
The letters be has received from the most active heu
lcans in every town and county throughout inc oIate
lead him 20 believe that Cameron iartranit, MaeAe3
a 90 will be buried beneath Buckalew MAJORITY Oi az
least 10000 Altogether. the prospect IN fennsy va
mia il most promising, and the Keystone STATE Is az eor
tn Ia give III 29 electoral votes Greeley and Brown
ms Il NewYork or Kentucky, or Missouri, teuera mar
shols marine troops and the Government corruption
fund 10 he contrary notwithstanding.
'' P6f0dei,Sig, Aug s. 1872. LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. AUGUST H. 1872
Bar. vr. stafford of windsor N 81 Cum Alicante Is days

BARK Virginia L. Stafford o Windsor 81, cuH Alicante % days
RsS Fi,in (Spl Muuiel Carenis 10 dly 10 ballast NJ,
Bak Alpha of swansea, Thomas Iquque loz day WIN ~ VI
coda. a, a, ut.u, UTIpdsor N s. a
o Bs it4e W. virien Beatty Havana DAYS with s1snr
RIg Fnncisco Psoio Ital) ferlro Cette y da, WIN
RIG AceiA Thurlog Ganson Cay. r. L. 10 days VA" 4]
BIZ Surf Hill barbados u days With mola'ses L. -, n.
Windsor. n. 81, West Ceufnefoe =
Brig Juliet G. Clark Moore, Ciennegos ~ days VIZ" sugar ~
lasses.
Bhg Georiana (of Liverpool ~ Sd ohnrcmi ii''' . u'!'
with molasses -, l. lila,
Brg Renshaw Sylvester Philadelphia days IN ballast
Brig Maria &. UaLl Ronano, Marseiues W uAl'' WV" 'e'
SAILED.
Steamships Washington, ayre India 8Ase9si v,s i.roi
Bothna Dublin Abyssinla aui 'V OF
Bienve Aspnwal; CITY Of Merida Hi'anai Anahe f,
Metropolis Washington, ne Gu
Savannah Manhattan CharestOn Isaac be HoOA ohp "e
Liverpool c, A.. A
ARRIVED. .Sunuay, aug. II,
Steamship G. KNIGHT johnson, Washington and AeIanlra Nlu
mdse. and Geo. Il. Merrick.
Shin Helene a. Liverpool June - VIII muse
Bark IN O., Honienhot, Bremen - as WIZ. w, , a.v
Brig Sidney A. jenkins iof sHAnseah hoOe'"' '''
big PSqpee DE- vne1u spau Palmer CenfueOs' 20 days with
schr Cha. H. HogiOn of ProncetOvnl Mleen Dar'oa IL
Sehr idabea Fisher Georgetown s. c. days with naval stores
Schr. u. r. Sawyer soper Virginia
j.. II. Segaine, French, Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
LfvKRPoo 10The Cunari Line steamship ena MaoAu'
from Ne. York july arrived here al o'clock @ afternoon
IFor Latest Ship Neios see FUN Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. -. ......".....".....AuG. TO-
CLEARED.
Steamship IT, Haahger Nor Lund London f9ach aye 70
Steamship City Of Merida Deaken Havana and Vera Cruz T. Alex
steamship George Washington eager New-oresns H. B. Cromwell
Co. 90, a.. D., nj.
Steamship % os RB S6 Q PsS St Sc Ssn f c
Steamship Deutschland GER Heynsbe Bremen osrehs Co
Steamship AnAdne. Doane Galveston and Key West T. H. Nal
'0S S;n H,pv,. Many Apnvan Pacific Mail Steamship
Steamship Msnhattsn woodruff Charleston H. R Morgan Co
steamship Bell Brakeman Norfolk City Point and Richmond
stes%saIs oG DominoS Bourne Norfolk City Point &C. Old Do
Steamship vulcan wIcOI. Philadelphia.
steamship San Jscato Atkins Savannah william H. Ssga
steamship John Gibson Winters Georgecwn D. c. Geo b. Meret.
ss%S M I5liS O2 Fai Ps6s VIM p Clyde
| ss, ,.an NJ 4. 9. Sinners Warren, PhadelDh,a
sSS Loeb K is Jsn S@sSss C;9sSa H. DswS nc
Barr Barr fI sss1 @ Brow Bristol Eng , T. K MorF Go Sons
Bss Non, sveH or Mscu.ssn sietn @ TotiasS Co.
5 cs Dysf E sd p; d BiTSi1S D. bioSl 1Ss
Bdr dsthsnn N1l5l wsShi95 BeTep &C. Qeeh c Co. n
R bas y sa hsFn Ss iiT s3l.I Han Cork whitney Co.
ss Ssi's a Sis d se J2n. w asi
Brig iarss HneIlel Leighton Bruauies Ga r. NJ MAYHEM Co.
ssS Il a,;id R TcS SIsRg l sSeIs " Chalmers
s ssh Ens BIRD r Sag,on 8 B. Seyu Sons
Ss s si %sn D' soTs s s%o s..n
Sebr Hurlbui Gnhn Waslneton d. C.. Van Bmet l. R
bctI A. g. ireland, I0slseD Arlington d. G. VA H., a. NJ,
Sehr Bsrah Lana Anderson, Richmond, Va Van B, a. o'O
sctr. A. T. Mine Hill Si0nugton. '' . o.
Schr GipseJ, Van Nslbclbgrg, New.Ilayen.
slOOp J. l.. Morgan. BsteWel, SeN-IIayen
ARRIVED.
stetm,hip smidt On o. Dannsmsu, Bremen Jay 90 with . ,
Hermann KOop a Co @ SUI
searp eqTgs CromyeI CaPP New Orleans Aug D. with ud,.
! and pass 10 H. b. Cromwell q Go. ~ muse
Steamship Colanb Green Havana Aug with mde and PAS, IA
I Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. 49, 80 "
Steamship Huntsville CrOSeI Savannah. mse snd ps,, IA
Robert LOsdcn - F"''' "
nsesu,in oest Western (BY 1 s,,,,., R,i.,l 90, Ia
and 10 u. H.. M0rgan's Sons - - ' '"1''
SeanAp Batavia tBf. Leiei Liverpool July DO and oa,s,,
town slsi with mdse and pass. 10 g. c. Francklyn - ~'
steamship Georgia Holmes Charleston ndse ana na,. IA
Morgan !. "a. - P'''' '" ~ ~
1e1nhp sLenaa Ilasey Ses0reaus Aug With d,e ana ,,,,
hesmhp City Point MeMefan Chafleston 10 bal.,t ~ ,,,
snp george HurDu Mason Newport Jane 90 with rsiosd o.
ballast " 'eN-' '-'Vos ~ asysi IN
ba's Clara a. a.. IIeCaer Bremen 81 dAys With uds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
VERMONT LIBERALS.

HkNLY LETTER FROM THE HON. w. t. HoRRoBlN'
Before the nomination of the Liberal state
ticket in Vermont there slight fear that there
might be trouble Ia bringing about coalition between
the Liberal Republicans and Democrats, owing TO the
fact that each party had candidate for the Governor
ship When the two Conventions united on the I'd nst
however compromise was easily and amicaby effected
by giving the GOyernOrship TO A. b. Gardner Liberal
Republican and placing the Hon. W. T. Horrobn, Demo
erat at the head Of the Electoral ticket That this ar
rapeemcnt was satisfactory both candidates is evident
from the following frank letter from Mr. HoTrobn, writ
ten in response official notice Of the action OF the
Conventions:
When the Convention decided that It would tend more
10 the success Of the Liberal party in Vermont TO place
at the head Of the ticket Liberal Republican instead or
Democrat OF course the question OF candidate, so
far as was concerned was settled. The more rehect
on the matter the am inclined 10 believe that the
Convention acted wisely in nominating for Governor one
who has always been prominent member OF the Repub-
lcan party, and who supports Mr.. Greeley, believing
that that profound statesman represents the sentiments
of the best classes OF the American people. cheeruDy
approve the nominations and take pride in the faet that
our able and distinguished t0wnsman, Mr.. Gardner,
heads that ticket You may be sure shall do all IN my
power for his election, and for the advancement OF the
rOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTEa-

Surrogate Veeder, during last week, granted
letters Of administration the estates of Phebe 6
nnpson Thomas TimpsOn IT,, Catherine Lane. August
Van Ruhden, Amanda NJ stremmell, Henrietta Forbes
Colin A. Mckenzie John 7. Mcguire, Thomas Mcguire
Margaret Summerheld Michael Quinn. Bridget McGiy-
ncy aud Jerusha T. Pairce, all Of Brooklyn.
Owners OF oyster barges on the North River
applied 10 Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court, Cham
oers on saturday, for order to show why the
Dock Commissioners should not be restrained from tax
lng possession Of the space the piersps occupied by
ths bfges Judge Barrett refused 10 Issue the order
holding at the removal OF the barges question OF
tApt1ehcy, Of which the Dock Commissioners the
sole judges.
The Aew-YorR and Troy Steamship Com
pahy. tue Empire Cottonseed Huller and Oh Company,
Thomas X Bunker Charles E. House. Nicholas hbert
Ryckman ana Robert b. CathcrwOOd nled voluntary ne
lil0hs ~ SahkiIptcy LAT week. Frederick Y Brett
haupt- Oxen Il. Wilson, William Seward IN pich,rd
Mares, Augustus NJ. Miller, Arthur se6rIep WH,s,n
Clarendon, EDen slade, Floyd Brown Bernard Moi
Joseph Metz. LOWS ClcaTe John r. Benzen kafba1
hainwald and Ferfnan Sohainw,ld were adindieated
involuntary baBKrupts; and Joseph j. K;tnne and
Henry :. Mower received discharges In bankruptcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12

somo source other than political partisan newspfeTd
how ne acquitted himself before the gtcaI m,uueuue
who ossemhled TO listen 70 his speech IN NOrOmbega
Hall ON the evening OF Mondays 22t MI, crop you t5
note 10 give Won the information. lhe hoh. EuNaIu
Everett Caleb Cushing aud Wendell Phips anu otae1
isngnished men and orators have been heard IN mat
nm hf n Nos the universal sentiment that Mr. Iiton
was not surpassed indeed he was equaed by enhSr
OF them. As exponent OF ms approSa.lun - " 80
him -. %, ~. r.. - o,h,,s
- cnporarics listened 90 speech that com
49, srment 80 compact Irresistible with eloquenee 80 hgh
poccal and ufr ne u wac logic set on pre- ana an ~ W Wv
fectdcity Of genius -.- -, .h.o,,,,
lie will long be remembered I'm Bangor and through
,ut Maine by an who have heard hun speak, as one
bo Am ms crisis OF the Republic has spoken for God
and his'cOuntry. Very Respectfully Yours,
Bangor. Aus. 2, 1874 HASTINGS eIhl'hLANp
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY. -
v Paenecf Freight De90; Negfofk foot Of LbrfL Cow
Somcrfe Soah Branch H. AZ Hampton Julfto ~
Lrlrh snd su1uchauu Division and Easton With ne eh "a
Valley Railroad mi forming direct Inc T. f bur-
ami TIE West without change Of ears also H. Centrh
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THR WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEAENE
Commencing July I81l-Leave NeT-fork follow.
3:f5 m.-Way Train for SOusergiie and Pennington.
n mFor Easton Bethlehem, Bstb. Msue Chuns fshsr
Ptou hanoy City M Carmel Haeton runtbannocs losands
Wasr &c. Connects % junction with Del. Lack Wet X
gamMORNING EXPRESS daily tercept sundays for tas,u
Allentown. Harrisburg end the Wcs Connects al sonf'e 100
Flemngon kaston tor Mauch Chunk Nikesbae Nc1rob VII
Transport Erie, &c
IO.j1 m.--Wav Trsin for somervine.
I2;05 p m.-Way Train 70. Elsiol.
mF0r Remington RGs0n, Allentown Mauh tlsn dsliIy
City ahe0n WlAesbae scranton, Reading Columbia ianfAsi'r.
RIhats, Poitsyile Harrisburg 6c
2JU D. h.-Por Somerville
32B .. m.-For Psinseld
n,-For Someryile.
Junction with Deb Lack. Il West. r. r.
5. .. m-FoT Soneryile and Flemingon.
$3.50 o. m-For SOmeNile
90 m-BvRNING EXPRESS daily for Rsston B,ihehsa Afsa
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago and Cncurs
p m-For Somsryle.
$50 p m.-(EngTantl For Easton
Band l:J0 y. m.-FOr Piainted.
For Elizabeth 5:t5, OILS 65 200 7:l5. 7:i3. SO GOO a,
1000. 1890 lOo Has 1905, z4J 90, 200 30 go, d.
3.t 500 f:l5 l: 4:f5 500 rs $3.50 5:f5, $500 6 TO i.,
5;i5, 800. 1900. gas, 03D ll30 1900 D.
Tickets for the obtained the Office Of the Genital Rail
road Of Nes Jersey foot Of Lhe New York; and Al tie pnhup
R K. KICKER sarsnr.erdeaL
r General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

MONDAY, AUG u.
No steamship Mails
TUESDAY. Ave. -
Mails for Island by the steamship Vcksbprg
close at 2 .. IN. Steamship sails al 3 D. m.
WEDNESDAY. Arc "a
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Minnesota close al m Supplementary Mail Pier No 10 N.
R. Is closed at NJ Steamship sails at -
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
don ise POSTAGE
A Pfusuan Closed Mail IL sent bv this line.
if States via Bremen, steamship Hanover,
close at IL a.
Direct German Mail is By this line Steamship sails at NJ
from Pier foot Of Third-st, Hoboken.
Mail for Halifax closed at the NewYork Post0Rce every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- on
Friday, at 6 m.
Prussan only BY the Williams GuiOn and
Ipmau Line Steamships
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pASSENGFRS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRAECsco-Il steamship B',ng,A, Aug. 10 WIN
Wood Barker Mrs A. Barry Nors Sulya
Henry Anthon A. D. Temple W. Raaey Cooper and sister W. T.
Wilson Walker, p Stokes Way PsssengeA ntono Vargas
Weess Mr. Chapman Thomas H. Woch Rsfus Mead, Cnobal
Ortegs, William Barry, Pen IOsnde.
FOR SAvANNAH-IR steamship san JdcRto. Aug. lOR b.
Clarke Nightingale j. Schobburg H. Berson. Geo o.
Weber w L. Orr T. N Smith A. Mohr L. Moh Joseph Shetf G.
Mari Nicholas Peter T. A.
Jones NJ G. Jones May NJ Heunessy, wife and children,
D. D. Arden HOman Joseph Cooke II. G. Driggs,
BrJlck and children, Fse Jacques ThOs DuBnigsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT, No. 30l MoTT-sr.,(
HEwYoRx Aug. 7, 1872. )
AT meeting of the BOARD OF HEALTH
IA Of the HEALTH DEPARTMENT Of the City Of NewYork held
It's Office No. 30 Mottt the 18th day Of August 1872 the fol-
lowing resolution adopted:
Rha conferred BY the Health De-
following additional the sanitary CODE the
security life and health in the City Of NewYork be and the
declared portion Of the Sanitary Code
80 The effect shall be under 45 Of the
Code burial transit permit issued by the Board OF Health
of Richmond County when the death Of the
permit shall occurred Richmond County gwen
burial permit issued by the Health Ohce Of the CITY OF
Brooklyn when the death Of the named In the permit shall have
occurred in the city Of Brooklyn. - .
IL. 81 JOSEPH s. B0SW0RTH President
EENoSs CLARK, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
Excursions.

EXCURSION.-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy,
II and cheap EXCURSION and along Roekswsy Beach for miles
the SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD. Do not fail enjoy IL Trains
Roosevelt Gandst ferries and 10 and and 30
?. m. returning in good season
GRAND EXCURSION to COMFY ISLAND.
~ and fas, GEN SEDGWICK leaves Ne~fork
for COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY as follows;
Chrstopherst, al5 a. H.. Pier T. n r., $3.50 q. 10.
Christopher ST., II noon; Pier 4, ~ r. Rl5 p. m.
Chhstopherst, ?. H.. Pier 4. n r. 3l5 p. IN.
Extra Trip from Pier N. r., 5pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
DECIsIONs-Are. 10.

Supreme C0Ert-ChambeS BY Judge Barrett -
Losensen aet Rfouy Aaavi' Of service Il detective msr
81 che claim Of Wade, 6c(See mem CDchane Fnedlsn.r
Aoi granted hles ihe Plaintiff charge the deeu-at eIeeuon
~t i've Hitef The the order and
ix 6nssrtAo0n 10 OTer OF dehiei vh 10
aii0sf sice . upon afiarts ri set
sIhe motion denied without agt Ser.
1aJstneHt Of divorce granted Whas HihsmAfEe order
Tcrlce hlg hrcI entered tue reference without
sl ioster ct kesougb Mot0n graBed UPON Ndginen within
u the e0sfs Of demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-12
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.
LIBERAL ORGANIZATION IN MADISON COUNTY
The Liberal Republicans in Madison County,

LIBERAL ORGANIZATION IN MADISON COUNTY
The Liberal Republicans in Madison County,
N,Y.Ihave organized with the following Committees
COUNTY CoMsnTTEE-The Hon. Robert Stewart, Chair
r. ostrander Samuel d. White A. n Annas, and Alpha
Brown. Ist assembly Dtst,1et-Edmund Woodman, pa
Julius Treat A. Annas TO'cn Of Leilor-goseph Bruce
II. H. Hathaway, ~ b. Kent SnthrGs-Beenlamin zen
Barr. Lincoln Cummings, Warren Gilbert OdseflortG-
FsHner-Charles Barrett, Fisher A. Cushing L. V. &.
Hess. Smihfeld-w William c. Ives, Caleb Calkins, i.
Ayesworth. Edon-A. s. Tanner, A. A. Ersklne, water
Bell. HamutOR-Linas II. Miller, william Woods, L. l..
starkweather. MadtsoH-John L. Burton Erastus I.
G. C. Mason G. H. Babcock LebdnOn-R- NJ. Richmond.
Henry Taylor Waldo Armstrong Georget1TscnLBen,
jamn Fletcher De Ruyter-J. H. Delamater, BENJAMIN
Merchant John Beach. The committee for the town OF
Nelson has not yet been formed and that lor George
town is incomplete.
WHAT LOGAN SAYS HE DID NOT SAY.
TO me EdftOr Of The tribune.
SIR: The Hon. John A. Logan has shot Oft
his Bazoo" The Long Branch party kept him here some
time get up large meeting, but the people
from the country did respond although Greeley men
sweIed the audience 10 a good size. The question
put Logan, Did you not at one time that Grant
not tit TO preside at public meeting " Logan re-
piled that he had never said So This nterru ptOn made
the Grant men very indignant. Leading Republicans
coming into our ranks all over the state. Al! the
abuse Of the GRANTEES does not hurt Mr. Greeey stand
ing Like the farmers plOwshare, the more IT is used
the richter il becomes w. L.
LeaUeHworh city, Kansas Aug. /.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Three hundred and ninety voters
OF this have expressed determination TO vote for
Greeley and Brown the contains but 5l7 legal
voters this doing pretty well, considering that the
canvass has not been complete. This was the home OF
Daniel Webster but this Fall will make it the home Of
the Greeley and Brown voters We shall carry of the
banner In this state. :. W. +.
EarshreId, Mass, Aug. s, 1872
TEST OF SOUTHERN FEELING.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: We held an election, few days ago
in the Exchange at this place Every two
cast for Greeley and these We hope to OF
the Southern States Grant may get South Carolina but
he has no chance OF carrying any others. g. W. r.
Augusta, Ca, Aug. 2, lSI2
THE MoNEYED PARTY IN MAINE.
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR: The only reliance of the Grant men in
this State money. -Four OF their five Congress cand
dates plenty Of money, ana are apparently deter
mined to put in use II Is condition Of things that
never occurred before In the State. 80
Calais, Me, July o. 1871
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