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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-23
STEAMSHIPS,

STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.
Sailing Every Saturday.
HBRoHARTs STEAMSHIP LIHR
Comprising the drst-Clsss steamships
SHERMAN.. Captain Thomas Hslsey
GENERAL mEADE..s...... Captain A. ". Sampson.
UNITED TATES............ Captain NJ. B. CrOweu
WESTERN METROPOLIS. 49,. Captain g. 8. QUICK,
kMALH B. SOUDER Captain B. r Burdick.
SAILING FROM EEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
GA FOB NEW YORK DTRBOT-Ths
SZ8@& ~ steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
H. s. QUICK, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, foot OF Jefferson street. srs
SUNDAY. August 25, 1872, at An.
ThSse steamers have superior accommodates
for Passengers.
Cabin Passage ......-.- asa
Bills of lsding signed through to Liverpool alss.
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through Tickets for
argt-olass and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent connecting with Gaiol's Lias az
Steamers, sailing from New York every WadussdaV
FOR freight or passage, apply to
JOHN H. LUDWIGSBN. Agent
No. 1870 Common street
the steam ship SHERMAN will follow, LEAVING on
SAIUhOAI. august 81. at A. OC36
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship YazoO. Barrett for Philadelphia via
Havana
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

NOTICE. ..................N NOTICE
D. AUGUSTIE, attorney at law No. Al Exchange
alley, register in bankruptcy before the United
States Courts, register Of the involuntary bank
ruptcy of the Bank of Louisiana, will receive and
attend to the admission of claims of creditors on
notes, deposits shares, ETC.; will prepare and see
to the admission of balance sheets of bankrupt
cies, and procure, in short time, passports from
Washington my29 3m
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Foreign Markets

LONDON, August %, Evening
closed at 92aa: lS625 92l9.
LIVERPOOL, August -, Evening.-COtton
closed unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-23

Lizzie Hopkins AUCOjn. from DOnaldsOnvil!e
LESSEE Taylor, BaranCO, from Baton Rouge
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
C0TTON MARKETS

AUGUsrA Aug OCotOn quiet; hdilngs Bic net receipts p
bales: 4 SO bales
BosroS Aug steady Miiings 23c gross reosps 10
bales: sales. 200 bales. stock. $500 bales
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0-Cotion quiet; Midilugs, DC
MEMPHIS, Aug lCoon dull Mdiugs, 24alic net receipts
81 bales
Aug l0Coon quiet Adings uominsy lS 12Oc
net receipts As bales; eTpo-coastwe l2 bales sOct Oi9 bales
SEWORLRASs. Aug l0COttOn nominal, Low Midhngs yl %
l9 receipts bsesi gross - bales; oIpors-coastsse, gJ3
bales sales l02 bales; stock. 662 bales
Aug 1OCo,ton dull and nominal net balesi
stock 754 bales. -
GAvEsToS 1OCot;ou nominal Good Ordinary 9 92O sales
$50 bales; stock. go bales
BaLTnoKR Aug lOCooD dill; Mddngs 2li receipts
bales: "a bales sales 5j bales; 595 bales
81. LoUIf, Aug l0-COtton nominal
PHLADELPHIA. Aug i0.-COttOn quiet Middhngs. 2c
sAvAsNAH Aug lOCo;ton quiet but firm Mddlngs 2Oc net
receipts So bales; stock. 1889 bales. -
CiSCISSAr, Aug. lO.-CottOn steadVi Middlngs 2O.c
Aug l0Cotton quiet Low Mddng 2Jc net receipts
bales erports-coasSise. 81 bales; stock 4i bales
WILMINGTON, Aug lOCoston brmi MddhDgs ZOic stock, 3i8
bales
GavEsros August 9Coon pomnal Good Ordinary unchanged
50 bales: stock 5o2 bales; Weekuet receipts @ bales
e1pOrts-cOaEyise, 90 bales; sales, 80 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
noRSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEW YORK. ssturiay. Aug. 10. 1871

NEW York. saturday, Aug. 10. 1872.
COmDaratiyely little was accomplished in tho
general morse trade OF The week underrcvow. Tho
ket for priced dug1t horses alone, fair enough
considering the scarcity ~ transactions all stock "
higher value and prices paid IN the Bulls Head Markes
ran az from S - 20 S6) for railroad and stage horses
and upwards 500 business hOres Of better quality
Heavy truck horses 10 hands high, wcicbing i9@
lbs or over arc held from 800 % $50 per neal NO
transactions IN pleasure horses upon which 10 base tber
approxiruate market values nave been reported
The sales under the hammer presented no new Tea
ture Several private cst1OJshments or tufnou1 were
dis posed OF by Messrs Johnston Van Tas-el ana al
together some 30 horses were sold Dy this hrm at an
average OF si7O per head.
The trotting mare Nav Fly has recently been pur-
chased in California. by Gov. stanford, FOR 5000
large sale comprising 40 head Of Abdailah and
MambinO stock will take place In course OF the coming
month az the Fryew stock Farm, Mercer County, Ky.
On Monday next. Aug. ~ sale Of horses secondiHu
vehicles and horse clofng will DE held Mcssrs. wal
dron & Cookies downtown Auction Mart, IN Chuich5L
(See adyertisement.l
The condition Oi the carriage trade during the week
about to close is completely expressed by the monOyIia-
bic dull =" and were assured by the leading manu-
factureTs that the present inactivity IS wholly unpdFh
eled by any responding OF previous years
Sales comprised a few pony phaeOns and limited num-
ber OF rOckawdys ana park phactOns, mostly of tDS
cheapest grades Of workmanship and there was no Lea
ture Ok interest 20 note.
ErD0rLs u CIrrfIget Imports Q C1rrtqges -
Cuba J75 ErDlrls oC Carr1ge K1>ras.
Cl0l l.............. j Buen 81 packages 500
lAusiaii. % plckages...... lkH
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
TRnpEAN MAREETN

roSpoN Aug IO-I opened at 2i for me1ev ana
s2l for U. Fve-Tweniy bonds nts ~ oo' o
92i l867s 81 Ten-Fortes, G9 ,
FRAKFORT ia mUnod States Five IWen Oohs opehel
at 96i for the issue OF 1852
IivTEpooi Aug lO--i m-Coon opened quiet and steady
Middung Uplands lOi MddIDg Orleans. l0l glOsL
LoNpON, Aug lO--TaOw, 80 i0s Cd q csi for Russian
LoNDoN Aug lO2 mCOau and American securities closed
changed.
IyERPooL Aug 102 nThe shipments OF cotton from Bombay
the Oh inst last report have been 900 bales Bread,tuf
quiet Cheese per the best grades OF American Lard
Sll Sd per
tvERPooI Aug 1O-p m-Cotou closed unchanged The sales
800 bales including 1000 for export and
ulRtion.
LIVERPOOL Aug I0EveaiGgBscon, a. per cWt tr Short Rib
Mddles. Spirits Tupcutne, q per cwt
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norh Rutr Tos,is ana Railroads ,-,.,.
Ave l0li nkrs Ashes pkg Beeswax tSj bas cotton ~ h
Copper 6) Copper $50 tbl Egs ~ oels iogr &
Wheat s2 5ls bush Corn bush Oats 1880 BUSH n.y. o
bush Malt % hb Beans bush. Peas 100 bush Corn me,
hacs Corn Meal Hemp 83 bales Hops 90 macs - o
Leather 9jO hh Snrts Turpenne 28l2 hblS Ron Eb6 pa
Cske So pgs Pork pkgs Cot Meais 5i pigs L1 s rs
Ste, M rkrs butter l5s73 pkgs Cheese lO6 pkgs Ish9w S
hush Peanuts 5bis Sps 425 boxes Starch, ~ pcs n 92o
T,lecco Tobacco AZ Dds huSA'
bales Wool 90 bblS Lub OIL , .i.r arg IA
;,rl s ao bb Flour bbls WHISKY 1850 hbS Corn 5
;0 bses Corn bush Whest s9@ bush Oen Oe 955
trb O N go Rye bush Malt $50 psgA ORA '
pSs Out Meats 2 pkgs Lard 2 kegs Lar, Coz BUSH ieS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12


arrivals shipping have been quite gh New syery
Unite New North Shppng AZ
IneIls and ~ 4D0Sl o. or Oa ana - %
- New straw quiet 6rm supply small; we quote Od Long
0JG ~ 10 anu Ne" u"i ''1~S - ~ ~ Wv
AsSS-Ybe market for an kinds remains dun and is in feet
a a HE or animation and the absence Of sales pne are ehtey
sTORES-Ttere has very little doing The market for
A. - ,n,,e the decine Wilmington causiug heavy feeling
ta sses 40 bbls 5lci he Marker CLOS 1u anu
n 6sic Rosn has firm but 1u sales ly DD Stislle I
= & 100 t No a. a. and 10 bb Extra Pale at 30 Tar dull
features Pork market the past week have
ts U change compared With the previous week me ao
ofa Ioi
bie ,d H. obbng trade has been compnauvey molerat
- 49, fprs.e sUgh,y With inclination 70 puclase Tor tue
H1tpv f os been reported for August ana september az
% ~ rs rae The light arrivals and hgh prces which pre-
M ~ the e inAutnce Leie as c4n OLg PCe
Ss-rv Tbe ock Pok n slt at the West - about a1JJ
E % hi largely u o tho eorrespondsz time last year anu
- -, much of hs being the market suddenly e1er an
rs iueuencs the trade throughout the county ara dealers
1 @ 5nst our Norheru NortbWeeu trade formerly
kry og 80 tr5ie sapphe. iTO CAcago direct Ihs Is the
10000 market In tie country, bat u our Iaae Moderate Iae
pr likely
80 PoI sse. frner bat e business OF retail character
ap1 80 IS Ol rS 90
- IA IA for Eew DO: Weston Puae Mess F2 % oT Gear
~, fgure De- very m0tcIste dsnap e OF ' DIS 4
-. A. ior Psa Me aud s90slZ for EIiT Mess Iee
S,ef nom mai Beef ye quiet but % sales % bv AZ
a1s r Wester Meats scarce an I'm safes 4 huls
aVJ cry fickea i4als
gs,a.ic Bacon limited demand aes OF V O91es az ~ q
-, s (lesf ana 80 boxes strer az 7tc Dressed HOGS are qei
osofe 6afkc but QUIET
6rer: ssles Of fiO bills aud tcs Al dc ior NO 1'
80 sc Tor PAR 10 For future denver! seis H
iBqufy; OF so tc steam 81 se, Tor August A14 4' @ %
sgsss, ~ ynevnloys TKoN wKEK ESDiNS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

steady prices fus supported sales 100 tea Carolina at
8l0gc 2 RaugOon ic 80 bags DO IN bond al Sio'
gold; and 800 bags Pstna al iDsc. ~
SUGARSThere trade Sugars to-day still The martet
had hrm cld6lc being the Far TO 1o1 hepn
Prime do sBi No u Box Clarified 69ic sales lest evening Low
boxes Havana and 200 bags terms ebned sugars
meeting good trade and the market firm with an upward nu
ency prices Harts quoted al l2dl2ic o, T.,
STBARN steady and In fair demand sales on Vo tc AZ 'o '
September delivery and 100 cs OF in quality stbfc ~, -
TAIbOW dull but steady; sales 5000 n al st9c Tor re a'
90 or Ordinary, sellers paying brokerage .o..,,, .o,.
WHISKY trm but only moderately actyei Gales oi 490 Dds 81 '
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12


1rE demand also limited ui rates without de4 change TIE
100 bales Hair sos To Bristol; lOD bH Cheese az sos
,re v1h 400 Gram az o. ant is ~ II direct NoTTesan
- 80, IA ycrri.r s. ic-r to Bslte with 500 bbls Re
fa do Is Amer Frank hence tle Baltic with
bdcrAa 30 Tneste Co bb refined d. both on pn'a'e
market aqs t steady We q0ots M 100 p p sha[2; So, 't
- ~ 10 or No. p s2G 54J so II, or Medium and 40 ID or No
Feei 81 So kye Zee quote, At 50 z 1n. , ,,,,
~ under 6c ea control Of two srns enabled them
t.e rms TO buyers splv improved and Bkey to
rally tie extreme Pol reached N June PoE & 50 very e
rented supplies Of Old wheat at al points much smaller
hsh prGs ess')T%oT' % ~ M ,-s5e W as frmeTs At tie West
iy make SAFE for meIs operate The corners in the
raua have explained 70 them aud quite Ger
Ioe rury 20 ee sIns eop y i In S M r @ frt ubsr JSe sr
' i tbse local Hiarss are o. but little account In
lev counties We have reports Of premature growth ana CON
Tol. are more steo than we have looked during The
p agg rona'i & 'I0a % t & y f e orV than we
lad say reason oTe 70. any since Spring Later sd'iees from
~ s from most PORTS thousnoa, Europe reduce Of
ts % e 4 6r The Su TO lie Winter Thea, BY rams the past
fortnight yen1 S I0 & the SSa,R hs, no5s Ike her
rpas and & as & eo 1o Hed az DeS ssr,ae t b1t
49, result al tbe NolhW may largely in excess Of an average
be Government Agrca.Is kot for July We DO not think correct
shs Of yied Of Wheat many States much & tSo high and
81 wheat n the cana 000 bush and the stock In port is
10000 bush The exports Of e week arr l6i - bush ags
e2 bush the corresponding week last year To-day the inquiry io
Nbst light higher prices asked checked business There is
Int Utl.e Sgnng here very The market
closes unsettled Spring but bm for old Winter
We notice mo- arrive The sales are Low
bush. No Spuug held at 81 GA 81 65 No Nit
81 651 - G.; 81 3 for RED Western, IN store
% Zoe White Kentucky 70 arrive and 2O bush chicago ana ME
~ g. Barley Is du! and nominal Barley
hs is o bot fin: sales o 2lU bush City 81 ST. Oats
far demand holers sp their views the sales 81 900
Mixed 455C White 5i0a2c; Western Mixed a.
s5q{s White al 5Jd5 5c for White RYeis held 81 "a u
70 Corn better; good part speculative though chiefly
Io eport 5000 bush Damp and nsound al 950ol
Mixed az t 16ic Western Yellow az oi!
Yellow 65c Southern White az bJ061c The private
etl- sdgce uIfavoue FOL the potato 10 leald
E1roK-s nov sEPT l. I6ll 70 DArE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
1--WE STOCK Markets.

CALDWELL Kan Aug Stems Cattle entered The State via C
we'll Chisholm Tra for The week ending Aug 1881
week 1899; this year date 3Jlj8 week Aug B
1906 year 40710 being 10 eIees Of us year 100 J
number Of Cattle are he'd here probably 10000 aud more are
coming go.
CHfsGo Aug l0-Csle-Re.eps 22l6 shipments YESTERDAY
RI very du with scarcely any saes quality OF offerings
poor prices nocnsy unchanged few hgh ai steers were 500
At S5a IS 25 Common 10 Good IeIas' ~ S9%J - Hog-k
cp $3.50; shipments Yesterday 63j market rather coil and
pne range being 81 40 - - for Fair 10 Extra
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

e.,,, 70 d,, M 70 m September 20 iec $50 At 9ol
76 Octobeg $50 at lsiS 10 a. - SS Nv ~ te Nv
lelo 10 Bl6c go al lc; November lV eG no
oe1nber 900 at Is lll6c 100 al lc lOM 70 Iioi o'a 'o
bJes Grand total, $50 bslcs We quoei ~,,,... r
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
NBW-YORK. CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULLPOWERBD STEAMSHIPS.
TIE LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC. BALTIC. - ADRIATic ~
REPUBLIC CELTIC. MAJESTIC, ATLANTIC,
500 tuns burien-300O b. p.
Sailing New York SATURDAYS, from Liverpool on THURS
DAYS aud Cors HsrbOr the day toiowins
ATLANTIC SATURDAl. Aunst II. az i.JO 2. IL
BALTIC SATURDAY, August - at 1000 a. m
REPUBLIC SATURDA), August 81. at 4lD D. N
OCEANIC, SATURDAY SeDtenber l. atB:O a n.
From the White Payouia Ferry, Jersey CITY
Psssengr (fOr all classes uuriVad combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons sateroom smoking and bathrooms IN mdhp sec
ton where motion Surgeons Aai sewsrdses accompany
these g.,
RATES-Ssloon $50 gold sersge. SO currency Those wish
S the Old County obtain steerage
prepaid certificates, @33, currency
booked from all parts OF America rams hAouA
Norway, Sweden, lnlis, Australia. Chua, &c.
Drahs from 81 upward -,
edees No 10 Broadway New-Y0rk j. II. SPARKS Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

quality Aan
CoFFFFST9Soin IN Ro da toy prices remain sr No
H. T' s, a as SSs, s, STs was s r 5 SS1 s s s,S
DsTSE9 sS 81 on gi'S os S S ,ons.,, n, ,, .p
fAbNh aN' 100 el 'N'N-t
unue though under the advanced prices demanded The limited ami less
S & % an h he 10 sell flS and enid piS DO SO by Weld.
q, eas' IN q, marss s p.i forpsA was quite uSedPgl 10
FROM e British Provinces 6a the absence Of good snlppns
orsnds has prevented te tuing OF most oIoTTs 9u5 "V
rSS pc and org to he much hgh prices carrant for Wheat
evident that e deaar m shipping brands Of state the coming
ladies' and Central America moderate business has done in New
utcd busaos may be low and medium grades have i@
H. eT no Gave .oS Slowly Low grades o winter Wheat
mgrSve sHa No S9pei-ne and Low f0, hAs css Se bad
bsoS a % Choice Family Extras have ruled quiet tao7Ss t
month have BEEN les, sT 6f tie quantity required by the trade and
et have @ 20 W bbls sean 81 9l bbs the corresponding wee.
ye Choice ard SaPcTine have been taken '0 NE lave
sa Sod s5'Gcru demand the advance nee siy To
sd aa lhs- and 5 demand, M Fe,sss'qss ,o.s ss
Ssai si . ~ go, ~ , s y 3 cys sale. Of 80 bb We qro
so DO 3 SsS sls Rsasib S booD s spR ss 50 ~ "
sssss, 5es oSs gs 'ss9RSS' Sa 49sss ci GSS S
sis,s ifspc' aoI.. 90 White Hsest bIi,' o, o .,
se,oI. ssra 6ta Is Doube ETtrs dO. 4os 10 2s
OGsi Ss. 80 iaSS fsfs. e ga St oS' S Double Eis
S5rs AmS', lnAaI ma An e .oS' K.i1s liS Srs55 sas @ 5 @
Southern held much mneS and in fair demand the
light At the close tie marAe stronger Nh god ue
ssni: sales. esl bbls We quote: -
Mixd % Good Sup % lOd -
bNira and Family" ,od - Nv
Coulrv e.... s90
Richmond CeuhfY, os0
Baltimore How arst tran 40 SJ
4tU y ~
ga.tlei s'les Of 40 obl We quote
Pennsylvania 31N %
Com Meal hrm aciive Ss OF 800 bbS We quote;
20 Cd Corr Meal hesLW 80 20 q ~ ~
Meal 8 a Meal IS 3 90
Obs al
Ia s dull, 80 - So
E1FoSrs PROM sErT l. 1871 TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL RAILWAY
vi COMPANY.-A SBMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF y PER CENT
viii be pad preferred stock Of said Company on the n OF
August 1872.
The Transfer Of said will be closed the 10Th inst. 70 be
reopenod On tho 10th JAMES M MchlNLbI,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
TOR LIVERPOOL,

TOR LIVERPOOL,
vIAQURENsTOwN.
CARRYING THE q. 3. MAILS.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM C0MPANT
will dispatch their fsclass m power iron screg Steamships
FROM PIER No. az, n. H., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
% follows:
MINNESOTA, Capt MORGAS........ August IL, AZ 1900 D. n
WISCONSIN. Capt. T. w. FKsEaAS August 2l AZ 300 p
MANHATTAN. Cspt b. PRicE....August 23 at 200
NEVADA. Capt September at 800 m
NEBRASKA, Capt September g. At 300
WYOMING, Capt September H. at 1900 III.
IDAHO Capt September 10 az J'Oo p u.
Cabin passage $50 goi
steege passage oGee No. 20 Bros1sa1, go currency.
FOr freight or cabin passage spplTo
WILLIAMS & GUION. No 69 Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
Dipineno Notices.

OyyoE oY SrRisGpHLD ILLINOIS SourH BAsrERSl
RAnwAY CosPAsY. sFRiNdyELD. H., Aug !, lsii.
VNHE GOLD COUPONS due August |, 1872
Of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of this Company will be PAID
a. st the oaee Of ghs Loan and Trust Company
u (As w II hsb fatL u DLoopuoVp' iTAsu'1
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
OGean 5IeamerS

OGedn 5IeGmerS
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
tSITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPASE
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23i OF every mouth
NORTH AMBRlCA CAPT. G. slocum. Sepienber -
These spepdd steamers sail on schedule tine call s. Thoa
Para Perumbuco Bahia and Rio Jan and returning For
wM GARssoS Agent no. 5Boviiug-rreen, NeE-Yort
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
Il n NEw-YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaving Pier No II East River at direct for ii1ysaa
CITY or HAVANA. Deaken CIayaua On WLDNsSDAf Sept
''''''' '' r ALEXANDRA sons. 80 Broads,y
GAN DOMINGO LINE.-The u. 5. Mail
- steamship TYBEB, Capt Delaney will leave Per Norl hlye
aud SAN DOMINGO CRY for heghtor passage apply to
$50 SPOFPORD BROTHERS Co., q Broadway.
BIS Of Exchange on PGera Plata Samani, aud San Domingo CITY
sums TO suit purchasers for sale.
1T s. MAIL to HAVANA
FTr.vA vArIhASIiC MAIL STEAMSHIP co Sailing regularly
North River;
COLUMBIA C,pt ~ R IS
hOhRO CASTLE Capt r. n. Mort0r (yia Nassau u
CbBSCbhI CITY CtD. 4 D. SCur'..............Augas -
For freight or passage spplyN A. W. DhOCN, Pre,ilent
No. Bo"nggreen
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to andfon Giasgor
Passensefs 5ooSei 70 sHd "a rom ssy r5ilv,, station in Great Britain
Ireland noIwy Sweden Denmark Germany Holland Belgium aud
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drats on the Old Country for any
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Arsu,.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The new steamers of the
- Anchor Line viii sail S follows
TRlNACblA. IL
- CAlhfOhNlA ..',..'.., =. Aug "a
RIcuon and intending viii best c0nSut their
inspecting these spea 6ed
tickets For passage tickets pplF
20, n. R., or COmpaays oaces. Bo"lnS green mo.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12


RTe t1ur state ano Pennsv vania ~ . %
end fairly active; sls OF 800 bblS We quote
c Mes Jersey - 10 - Con- MeaLWeLW 80 20 - 70
a Meal. Brre... IS 90
Four sales Of 40 Obs al 80 5Q ~ 90
aaais f01r s dul 20 au0 - So
rnlN .rur.I ID
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

w Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hoe
INAUGURATION AND OPENING OP -
THIS NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PLACE OF AMCSbAbhL,
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST H. l5l
Previous explanatory OF what has been oge s
Improvements been b0untuJ gwen all vi" sl)p UNI
yersal satisfaction when examined, ....,
THE ENrERTAlNMENIS
ARE AMUSING AND SELECT,
fail favorable l3Lteut RON e'r Alme OF
Music Pun. AND LEGITIMATE AIT.
Preenders Artists u ability, tact ant
and forming Coordination oi eAi We' e4om ever olAA
10 this other country
,e.ent comprise the following weknovu experts individual
CAPABILITIES have been well aud thooa shy tested - -
MONS LlNGLOIs MIR WASH NORTON,
MIR JOHN STEWART, NkLSB SEYMOUR.
ANDY MCKEE. aud SIbNbl RODOhhS,
Mr. CHAS HRSRY Mr. GRO. CO.'S,
I'm '' SERGT. BURKE
Mr. CARL RUDOLPH SIR. J. X CAMPBhLL
MIR CHAS. NICHOLS. NIX JOS LANG,
NR w SCHWICuRDl, MR. Is W. PRESCOTT
T. HARDING MR tHAS. SIOkhS,
PROF x COREU, FRANK BBHIBR.
". SCHNAB Il DhNBhEl,
W. b PASfON. Z IOEIOGB.
SCHlEBEL, r. NiNGipROEA,
MR. CIAS. WHITE
All appearing night splendid ohO Of yerhel entertainments
stage ManaBer. DIT brofse Toes
Treasurer. ID Harvey
huscal Director. IS Coma
Nt'1c Aftss. ..sssss.slt l. Neel
MiCAnist SoinmrIs
superintendent OF 'sas ~ NclL
Decorations sud Poperties. N Hurley
PRICES OF ADMISSION NParquette 3 ohesip t1afs l9c'
Gallery Doc. Private Botci accommodating four oeroas %
MATINEE ONCE A WREN We EVERY WBDNBDh COM
NENGING
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-07
Republican Meeting.

A very spirited and energetic Republican
meeting was held at Lancaster Hall last even
ing. 1t was almost an impromptu affair. little
previous notice having been given, and that at
late hour. About three hundred persons
were present, and they exhibited great inter
est listening to the speeches with fixed atten-
ton until the meeting broke up at 10 o'clock
Gen. James A. Hall of Damariscotta, who was
passing through the city to fulfil an appoint
ment, consented to be present and speak to the
people.
j. W. Symonds, Esq, presided, and in call
ing the meeting to order spoke generally of the
issues Of the campaign. He was followed by
Percival Bonney Esq, who presented few
reasons why the country should sustain the Re-
publican nominees: its extinction of slavery and
the gift of equal rights to the colored man; the
passage of the homestead law; the overthrow
of the rebellion; and the restoration of the pub
lie credit In connection with the latter tonic
he showed his hearers the desperate condition
of the public credit at the close of Mr.. Buchan-
ans administration, and the increased value of
the public securities Immediately on the ac-
cesson of Mr.. Lincoln to the Presidency
Gen. Hall spoke for more than an hour He
passed Mr.. Summers last letter rapidly in re-
view, drew an amusing picture of the Demo-
cratic party in its Greeley disguise, and then
delivered one of the most eloquent arguments
in defence of Gen. Grants military record and
political career as President that has been heard
in Portland since the campaign opened Then
followed a comparison with Horace Greeley,
the original abolitionist' and active secession
list. The 'bloody chasm," he said, was closed
with the surrender of Lee, and the government
had showed its sincerity towards the people of
the South by the establishment of the Freed
mems Bureau, solution of the labor question
between the blacks and whites, and its promo
ton of public education. Greeley's part in the
Niagara conference, his connection with the
vipers and scoundrels of the rebellion, and his
letter to Mr.. Lincoln suggesting the purchase
of the slaves, six months after the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation was promulgated, all receiv-
ed proper attention. The celebrated list of
Liberal Republican" opponents to Mr.. Blaine.
IN the third district, was examined and the |
means taken to procure signatures by false |
hood exposed. In his own town, only one of |
the five persons whose names appeared on the |
list would desert Mr.. Blaine, and he was doubt |
full, and the same might be said in some degree |
OF the other towns in his section of the State. |
He closed with sound advice to his audience on |
their duties during the campaign. The speaker |
his points with many good anec-
dotes, and was frequently interrupted by ap- |
plause. 1t was fine meeting full of life and |
animation.