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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04
Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
TUESDAY EVENING. December ;, 1872. }

oFFioB OF E TAh gAi Dace a1f I875.
ar1,a+ shows a tandancv TO a
The money maTke5 SHOWS 8inI F9n at@ri6n f.
shaIe IIoio - fI,, tba hanks to
70 e1o oIa'h ~ ~ oor+ry yybich within a
senI lI ~ ~ 1880 xii s89A 0D6 The
woeh, L'as W bann Iasa liberal
p"n -" arj MORE noner has
~ theL oussoln9lS' 80 s+raa+ w6eTa Il has
peen pLo95eu IeUl4 +ba sgbio;ned gures
w ID annIoati9ns
alsJ nos1sG o,,ror,or We ran
tIe o@o hot g a. ooss + - u cent
az Auo ~ 4u0I0 sco5d Grade at 49,
an aiana o. az ~ m and second do
i ~ 70 0'S''' AAA0+ '7''
d. L. --o-uor,
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HoooH'
Clear5ng5. 3 "a 559 Il
6eyem0er ."'''''''''' 2i3 S82 81 264 055 Is
DeCen,ber - 2235, 293 81 l51 3I6 =
- -------- - - - :
Thus far this week 6SS2eSg5G = 93 a. q
T TahG I t,e lSsE So u 16 So 30
Total week before ...... II 7486O7 % Il53.994 q
tTold onened at lI3DIl34, against
1913, at New York, and after an active
business incInding some sales Of consider
able magnitude, closed at thaa.opening
ro+os a@sinst II37S in that ma IT. The
sales stunned nm SI63 600. including S2T 900
1sI900 S2090 $1,000. $4,000 and $iO,000) at
ii3H: si3O 900 $3.50 600 and SO. 800 at 1913
gii3k; and $1,000 $1,000 and $4,000 at
II3h.
Nothing was reported in silver. We
continue to nnote American half dollars
nominal AT 1867 Ito. and Mexican dollars
mar to 2l5 - cent premium in cold.
The movement in sterling exchange was
IN a more liberal scale. and rates responded
to a decIine in domestic exchange. closing
Il ID cent lower than Yesterday. THE sales
amounted to f139 500 comnrising $1,000 Al
clear at 1908 n I2I. fl0N06 hin of Iading
at 1907 n I2I: f50.000 ifl5O0, f25O0 and
F3500 Hill of iading and f25O0 and $40 0O0
Ii nIaary a. 1917 f38 500 hilI ~ IadinC
If1N n00 orJ r9Sa0} at I31Lb. F!Z o66 Hi
~ IoJ;ng and Al cIaar AZ I2I z.I2Il,. f5000
a, cIaar - i515s and els mo If5660 4irst
c1oss and fi04O and fI0 N06 hank1 at l2Il5
IT, aa1os IF francs coTon~fand 200 000
o,,1Inoo;t1r 1So mn n"v,,nnrciaI il 4 -6Il y
~ So6 40 do ~ 80 66 600 10 At -
% 016 baT7oro, IT. 75Ib and Soma
oooTg ptLt@no ~ - 1finI
slnaIl ehIuh19' tn0 POI ~
"eIo Il.II0o' ,tor1;,,c, hills oro or,o+ad Of
,o6 me IiF use S;T'I nt Jt,o a0d claar
~ q aI3i3. g.. bo-I- onS franos ~ / I'll
@L1 !" - r., - ~ 'iit>' ''--11
~ 20 III pLl' 20 o,o
ne W "a Jao1ira1 oo,,t
VI Iloordi 0Alon'' ~ ~ 80 I -
4,oo 9oo CoIs no 800 400 ~,
2tuO'ooV oHi 80 nS ad6 N o1a
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MEMORANDA,
By TeIG graph.l

Philadelphia December ? 1872.
To Vim Creevy-Tae steamship Yazoo arrived
this morning from New Orleans All well, Sails on
Saturday, 5th instant.
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WANTED.


yyTANTED-MEN WHO WANT To MAKE
w Money.-Hero ts an opportunity for making
money rarely presented in lifetime. We have
got the best and sUrest selling article ever IN
vented that every hoaselIeeper buys on sight It
is q small Furnace weighing only six pounds that
can DE used with or without stove 1t will fit in
the holes Of any sized stove or range, and viii do
as much work with one quart of fuel-charCoaI,
chips, coke corn cob5 wood or soft coal-as can be
done on any stove with one-half bushel. K will
boil, bToil, roast toast, bake and stew. It s the
best fat-irOn heater in the world. Its economy in
saving fuel is marvellous. You have no smoke, gas
or heat in the room. 1t sells the year round. Re-
tail price only S. Thousands are sold every week.
Any man with small capital can clear from $50
70 so per day by owning the right of any good
county, and whole State is Of incalenlahle worth
to man of enterprise. We will send a sample
furnace TO any part OF the United States on receipt
OF So. address for circular, LYON MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY No. Is Commercial Place. ociT SIN
"OESEREEPER.-W AETED-A SITUATION
Ii as bopsekesper II a gentleman's famllg by a
Lady Who well underst and5 the managaps1ssof 8
hoa4eheld, address G., a. thia oG2Ca. SCI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04
STEAMSHIPS.
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP

NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF first class, full,powered Clyde-built screw
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To sail regularly between LTY-
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates TO and from all parts OF the United
Kingdom or the c0ntirent of Europe, and all parts
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada
LOUISIANA 1000 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 2000 tons register. Captain Ham,ia
ALABAMA 24O0 tons register. Building
PENNSYLVANIA, 25G0 tons reg1ster........ Building
VIRGINIA, 250O tons register ............ Building
GEORGIA $500 tons register Building
A For Liverpool Direct.-The
SGBSAss new steamship
zSsSSssssg LOUISIANA,
James Stewart, Comm auder,
now on her way to Liverpool, will leave that port
for New Orleans November 49, And the new steam
ship
Captain Hamlin,
The vessels Of this line viii stop at Bordeaux
for freight and passengers on the passage from
Liverpool
Due notice, viii be given of the days of sailing
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS at
reduced rates.
No charge TOT medicine or medical attendance.
Money orders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to par
ties DESTROYS sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed aG-
l. K MILLER & Co., Agents
No % Carondeet street, New Orleans.
ROSS, SKOLFIELD L CO.,
No. 9 Chapel street Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MERROW & CO..,
sells II No. IS Great CLYDE Street, Glasgow,
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FOB RENT.

TOR RRHT-THR DESIRABLE TWo-sToRT
4 residence, Ne. 159 0alAope street; wen adapted
ate; Apply TO DAVIS 6 FRRRBT, No, ~ Conner.
eial place, ava - aUI
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This IS a sporting item from the More

On day LAST week, near the Bingham
place, on OAK Ridge, Dick Wright. while
riding along the road under the influence
of whisky, met party Of colored men and
concluded to make display of his skin at
shooting, So he presented his pistol at the
crowd and fred. The shot took effect upon
Nathan New oodson, killing him instantly.
The accused was arrested and brought be-
tore the parish Judge and committed to jail.
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RAILROADS.


CHANGE OF TIME
VIA THE
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
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pEnEIPTs AZ PRnnnrE-

SBURG-Steamer R 8 Lee-4532 bales cotton
$3.50 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 3O7 SKIS oil
TUEiCA-Steamer " s Pike-a24 bales cotton
81 SKIS seed cotton ia hdd5 sugar 542 bbs m0asses
81 half bbls do and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-65 bales cot
ton I9l hhds sugar $50 bbl5 molasses and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lessie Tayior-li2 hhdS
sugar 532 bbls mOlasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures meIcella-I39 hhds
sugar 2G0 bbls mOlaSses and sundries
MOBILE-Steamer CreOle-I29 bales cotton and
sundTies
Observation-Disclosures Thirteenth Era-5l8
bales cotton and sundrles
Observation-Disclosures ECOnomist--340 bales
cotton and sundYes
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
Sundries 20 order
0r1AT
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STEAMBOATS,,

Robert Z Zee Cannon. from yicksburg
" S Pike, Brown from Tunica
ST John, GT6ath0use, from Baton Rouge
LESSEE Taylor, Baranc0, from Plaquemine
MarceIla GreathQU5e, from Dona!dsonville
Bradtsh johnson. Brathurton. I'm Lower Coast
Thirteenth Era. TruslDwi from Alexandria
Economist u hite, from Alexandria
WallOOu, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Creole HOT kils from Mobile
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

Majors Hall, in Bloomington, Illinois, in
which the FIRST Republican convention was
held II 1856. was lately burned
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CONSTABLEs, SALES.

>~~o~o~<~OoN~-5~~.>r~-o--c
III. Huber VS.. stephen Bruckmeyer-Flrst
Justice oogrt for the Parish of Orleans Nos
pY VIRTUE OF TWO wRITs OF FIERT FACIAs
- to me directed by the Hon. H. NJ. Dibble First
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of or.
leans fhave seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctioneersi Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this CITY On
TUESDAY, December II, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
th 6I i2Fo Tdag d IS Pr9Perty to wit
provements thereon, situated in the Fourth
District, IN the square bounded by Washington. ST.
ted as No. "a. Said lot measures 80 feet front on
sixth street, by-a depth Of lIs feet between par
house, surveyor, on February 28, 1916. this same
property being acquired at pubc auction by the
succession OF Joseph Strong, as per act passed be-
tore '" j. Castell notary public of this city and
Seized in the above entitled suits
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
DANIEL CROWLEY, Constabls.
John !. Barr & Co. VS.. w. R. Diggs-sec-
ond Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FrRRr IA.
- cias to ma directed by the Hon. w o.
Evans Second Justice OF the Peace in and for the
r. OtiessLls' ! oiielt proceed 70 sell AT pub
lc aIGI9n az ny warehouse, No. 245 Girod street.
on on " EpNhsDAF, December IL, 1872, at twelve
:, ONE LOT OF, GROCERIES, as per inventory on
hIe IN my Office. -
Seized IN the above sIit
Terms-Casn on the spot
Gel Il ANDREW :. BAYERN, Constable.
smith & 1fcKeuna VS.. w, I'll. DiRaa-
second Justice Court. Parish of orleans. No.
by VIRTUE. OF A WRIT OF FIERI PAgTAs
- 70 me directed by the Hon. w L. Evans
second Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish
o. orleans, l will proceed to sell at public arc-
Sl0a az my warehouse, No. 245 Girod street on
:. hDhESDAfI December II 1872 at twelve O'clock
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES, as per inrent tory in
my Office. '+@ II
Seized IN tae above sutt
Ierms--Cash on the spot.
ael5I a. J. DAvERE. Constable.
H, P0hlrnan Us. r. ENfchoIas-First lua.
tee Court for the Parish of Orleans, No 4S35
FQY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTERT FACTAs
- to me directed by the Hon. Il. n DibbIe Firsk
Ja3tlee OF tbs Peace IN and for the parish Of
or4ean9 VIII proceed to sell at public auction
on SATURDAY December a. 1872, at twelve oteloeE
n, on Locust street, between Julia ana Cvpresg
sLseefs me following described property to wit
Tx CONTENTS OF COOPER SHOP; also ONE
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the ABOVE entitled suit
TeTms-Oash on the spot
de5 : IA DANIEL CROWLEY Constable
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MARKETS

Domestic Markets.
Slaw York, December 3,-Cost0U fin
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MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
December 2-6242 g5 in specie 202 bales cotton 80
hhds sugar us bb.s lno!asses 50 half bbls do and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road, December 1855 bales cotton 50 bbls molas-
new 0RLEAEs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, December 3-l956 bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

CTEEL RAIL. DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
Ths great short line from Cincinnati ier Columbus
EAST!
sav:ng ejghty.seven to 10 miles, and arriving Ons
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving ffty-nine.miles, and arriving SIX and asli
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy seven miles, and arriving eight
and threequarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THB GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o yer the Ohio river, st PsrkeTsburg and BenaiT
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PuiIman'B Palace Drawing and
Sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from ST. Louis, Cincinnati OF
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
b. this route yo0 avoid all omnibus transient
Tickets for sale at all ticket Offices in the South
and West.
L. III. COLE,
General Ticket Agent Baltimore, Maryland.
W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation, Baltimore. Maryland
SIDNEY B JONES,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Wednesday, December I, 1872.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

GriH.sH Snip RecoTto DUmaresq, for Liverpool
British bark = ne Queen Tanner, for LIVERPOOL
British sclooones WI.ioa Eden. for Grand Ca o o.
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n1EsCELLANEOUS.

Alabama Northumberland UnrOofed
In BaItimore-TwO Drunkards Killed
Diamond Field swindIers-HOrse NAL
5ldy at Pensacola and Brownsville
Rarth Carolina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Elected-Uprising Of Indiaus-Settlers
Massnprpd,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
S..'s3' Steamship e}ordo7a Reynolds Gron Girer-
poo! sjb Malaga 20 Ocean, zerega Seo-@6 dis
eriCt s.
British stea'n.onp Fire Queen, 0a7 from fiverpoo,
:tn ulttm0. va HAvnla 70 pecan Zeresa &cO-
81 district =
Snip Charles Davenport Hof'ee FroI Eieerpoo, CSC
t0ber II, to lowell & BaiIey-9oins
Bark Belgium, GrunO from Newport Ccteley IL,
to Lowell & Bl!iev-Al 5itr5
Norwegian bark Jen5 Brands Rlnersten, from New
port October e.. to mas teT-t1retua
EaSls Ciotil6e, Ferrs from BIO J&nsila September
So 30 0lllQaa Al imam Gco-o5t t5i5t5ic5
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TOWBOATS.

Sentinel Riails Sgom tine Pa8ses--ToweG Town
and 70 sea 24-H instant, brigs Jane Goodyear
and Esoe1 - Brought ~ Garks Cloiilde and Bel
Hicacv. lombard Grom enc Passes-went down
.iGht-BroGght up snip Charles Davenport aLsG
.TRrs Rra0rFia
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NEW ORLEANS, EIOBILE
AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.
THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.
ALL RAIL, CLOSE C0EEECTI0Ns. NO OMNIBUS
TRANSFERS, AND, SUPERIOR EQUIPMENTS
Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
through without change to
ST. LOUIS. LOUISVILLE AND LYECBBURG.
On and after SUNDAY, October 20 DAILY TEAMS
viii leave the depot a. foot of Canal street at
7:3O A. NJ. and 5:i5 p. III.
AND ARRIVE AT
1928 P. vi. and 1859 P. vi.
Excursion tiekets for sale Saturday and Sunday at
HALF PRICE.
Passengers for Louisville, via Mobile, Mont.
gomery Decatur and Nashville can 90 throuUh
direct by taking either the 7:30 A. 81. or Sis P.
a. trains, connecting at Louisville with rail.
roads North, East and West Sleeping Cars
through to Louisville.
Passengers for st. Louis take the Sis P. N.
train, with sleeping car through without
change.
Passengers for Lynchburg and Washing
ton take the 5:I5 z. M. train and sleeping car
through to Lyncbburg.
Passengers. for. Atlanta, Macon, Augusta,
and all points in the Gulf and Atlantic States
take either the 7;30 A. NJ. or Sis P. NJ. train.
Ticket office, Galyeston-Mergan wharf, S. S.
Jones, agent.
New Orleans ticket offoe-Corner of Camp and
Common streets, opposite City Hotel.
j. R. LUED, Agent,
S. H. SCRANTON.
General superintendent.
NORMAN G. JONES
ocl General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. December 3, 1872, 4:35 ?. NJ. }

On the lower lakes and thence over the
Middle and Eastern States, northerly TO
westerly winds, clearing and colder wealth
On, with increasing pressure. In the Gulf
1Eud south Atlantic States, northwesterly to
noItheasterly winds and higher barometer,
moderate temperature and clear weather.
lin the northwest and over the upper lakes,
and thence to Missouri and Kentucky,
cooler and partially cloudy weather, with
steady barometer and northwest winds
@rering tomorrow to southeast, with dimin-
EsEyfng pressure.
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THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.

ALL RAIL, CLOSE C0EEECT0Ns. NO OMNIBUS
TRANSFERS, AND, SUPERIOR EQUIPMENTS
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Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars
through without change to
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-09

I'm the midst Of the National and State
political campaigns our citizens have
entirely forgotten that mercurial indi-
vidual who so excited the city last year
George +. Train, the candidate for the
Presidency, and fellow of infinite jest
and most excellent fancy. George pro-
claimed then, as now, that he would be
the President in 1872, He is now on
his way North via the Pacific coast he
will embark for Europe in September, be
back in October, organize a Train cleo
toral ticket in St. Louis, and call con-
vention of the Train Ligues. The Mem
phis Train Ligue, President DuPre,
must organize his squad and attend the
convention. Every member Of the Mem
phis Train Ligue has been promised a
position in the cabinet, and will no doubt
accept when Train becomes President.
The only danger is that Train may find
the Presidential chair occupied by the
Sage in March next. In that event,
George must take a back seat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-09
LATEST1TELEGRAMS:::.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, August "a meeting of
German lager beer retailers, numbering
about two hundred, was held yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of taking ac-
ton to insure protection against the en-
forcement Of the Sunday clause of the
excise laws. A committee was appoint
ed to wait upon the excise commission
er in reference to the Sunday question.
The movement against the enforcement
Of the Sunday clause appears to be gen.
eral among liquor dealers in the city.
A magnificent aurora borealis took
place last night, lasting several hours.
The whole northern sky was brilliantly
Illuminated, assuming the form of an
immense arch. The display ceased
about midnight.
A Tribune Washington special says
that letter from Bowling Green, Ken
lucky, after careful estimate, places
the probable majority for Greeley at be-
tween go, 900 and 100000.
A special to the Times, from Ra-
leigh, says monster Republican mass
meeting took place last night. Two
thousand Republicans with torches, ban
ners, notices, etc., marched through the
streets. Barrels of resin were lighted.
Ex-Governor Holden, Marshal Carrow,
Governor Caldwell, Judge Settle and a
number of others delivered addresses.
Everything orderly.
Two new plans are under considera-
ton whereby the northern and western
portion of the island will be Brought
into close communication with West
chester county. There is to be q tunnel
under Harlem river at the end of Seventh
avenue, and suspension bridge across
Harlem river from Washington nights
to the nights on the Westchester side of
the river. The expense Of the tunnel is
estimated at million and half dollars.
The Tribune editorially expresses the
belief that the frauds which it alleges
have been perpetrated and can be proved
are sufficient to reverse the result of the
election in North Carolina, and repeats
its conviction that Merriman has been
honestly elected.
The Tribune's Raleigh special says
the best informed persons state that
frauds have been committed to the ex-
tent of some thousands, and that it can
be proven that Caldwells majority on
the count will be about 1000, and the
number Of votes cast nearly 10000 more
than ever before. 1t is believed that
Merriman has a majority of from 1000
to 5000 (honest votes) majority. The
Democratic press strongly demand that
the matter be tested before the next ses-
sion of the Legislature, and no doubt is
entertained but that it will be done.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-09
CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
STAND BY THE TICKET.

Mr.. A. T. Lacey, the defeated canui'
date for Congressional honors before our
late Convention received the support OF
the people of Shelby county at the polls
and the unhinching support OF the sew
entv-six delegates from Shelby county
in the Convention. 1t was a tiatterlng
oomnliment-one that should be so re-
garded by any man. Indeed, the stick
inc Of the delegates to Mr.. Lacey when
all hope of his nomination had faded
from sight came very near breaking up
the Convention. He became the rock
pnon which the Convention was about
to split, when his judicious friends
brought about his withdrawal. Mr.. La
eey in his speech before the Convention
used these remarkable words:
claim that have been nominated
by fair apportionment an apportion-
ment like the one Of two years age. wnen
| was defeated. This being the TACT l
do notdesire to offer a word for or against
anv man who may come before this Con-
ve1tion. will say that | do not con,
slider myself bound by its action, and II
I choose to do so l will appeal to the
neople, your masters and mine. It is
asserted that have no strength before
the people, and if l choose / will go be-
fore them.
The spirit of reputation displayed by
Mr.. Lacey caused universal regret
among his best friends. They were not
prepared for it, and certainly do not In
dorse it. 1t is almost needless to state
that even if Mr.. Lacey chooses to appeal
to the people-the masters of both the
Convention and himself-his appeal will
not be sustained. The nominee OF the
Conservative Convention will defeat the
Radical nominee, and as many indepeH-
dent candidates as can possibly get on
the track. The people will rebuke all
backsliding by defeating now and at all
times those who see fit to make the dan
gerousissue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-09
Rrrcr1nn NOTES.

The next election will take place in
California on the LIST Of September for
county Offices. In 1871 Booth (Repub-
lican) beat Haight (Demoerat) by 5O6l
majority. Entire vote Of the State,
l20,lOl.
On September Sd Vermont elects State
officers. In 1870 Stewart Republican,
defeated Heaton (Democrat) by 81 ,3O9
majority. State vote, 1926.
On the 9th Of September Maine holds
an election for State and Legislative
officers. In 1871 Perhsm Republican }
was elected over Kimball (Democrat)
by 10, 63l, in a total vote Of LOG, 90e.
Colorado territory votes for delegates
to Congress and for some minor Offices,
September 10. Colorado has been Re-
publican territory by a small majority.
In 1870 it gave Chatter Republican, for
Congressional delegate, majority Of
1893 over Miller (Democrat) in total
vote of IL, 5OS.
Ohio also holds an election on the
9Th. In 1871 Noyes Republican, was
elected Governor over NJ. Cook Demo
craft by a majority of 2O,l6s, in total
vote Of ACC, 462.
Old Pennsylvania holds an election
for Governor on the 9Th. The candi-
dates are Buckalew (Democrat) and
Hardrauft Republican, with the proba.
bilities in favor Of Buckalew. In 1871
Stanton (Republcan) beat MCandles
Democrat by l4,575 votes. in a total
vote of 556,sO5.
Nebraska also comes to the front on
the 9Th, in contest for State officers
and legislative members. In 1868 Grant
carried the State by 1920, in a total
vote of 10, l6s; but in 1870 Butler IRE
publican) only got a majority Of 247S
over Croxton (Demoerat) in a total vo t.
of 2O,343.
Indiana holds an election on the ST.
Of October for State officers and mem
; bers of the Legislature. In 1870 the
Democrats carried the State by major
ity of 1868, in a total vote Of 1882.
Iowa holds judicial election on the
9Th Of October also. In 1868 Grant car,
ried the State by 46,359, and in 1859 q
Republican majority of Al ,254 was Sc,
cured.
The great Liberal movement will have
a wonderful effect on the votes Of Cali.
forniA, Maine, Indiana, Ohio and Penn
sylyania.