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No. &5. tti.
DY CHARLES L. EORTIrR, AUlTION-
ID -Ufic, No 81 ANchanEr q iry.-SAl URDAE,
August "a. 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mtr-
chants and AuctOH",u' ENchHuge, on Royal
street. between CllstOmhOusc and Canal streets,
by virtue OF an order from the HON Louis Du.
vigneaud. Judge or TIE -eCuud District Court tor
the parish OF Orleans dated July IS, 1872, viii be
sold at public auction
1. Lot or GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon. situated in the town OF
MCDuuogh. parish Of Orleans, designated by the
No 2 on a plan by J. Pile, December s. 1882, and
measuring FreJ oh measure, 90 feet front on Aadl-
son street, by 100 feet, between parale els.
2. TWO LOTS OF GRO Nd in The Fifth District
of this city, together with the improvements
thereon designated by the Nos. I and OF the
square bounded hy Where Bartholomew, Patter'
son and Seguin Streets lot No. forms the corner
of PatteIs and Seguu str cts, ms urug 81 feet
inch lines front on Patterson street. 100 feet 4
inches deep and front Seguin sIrerU, los feet IL
iHches lines deep he line of div sion from lot
No 2 and 81 feet l inch lines in the ar; lot No.
measures 81 feet inch liuts front on Patterson
street 1903 feet 10 inches lines on the division line
from lot No l lOS feet inches lines deep on the
other side, and 81 feet inch lines in the rear
more or less.
Terms-Cssh in Urited states treasury notes.
Acts of sale before A J. Lewis notary public at
the expense of the purchasers including stamps
jy2O aus IS "a
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TOtal,.''.' .'..'''''. ? ilO4iooo 81
The above statement is a correct transcript from
the books Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Association.
c. CAvAROC, President
G. LAEAUX, Secretary.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GRAND ISLE HOTEL
ON THE SHORE OF

GRAND ISLE HOTEL
ON THE SHORE OF
THE GULF OF NIEXICO,
THB ONLY REAL WATERING PLACE IN THE
SOUTH,
VIII Open on the Fifteenth of June, 1872
The entire premises have been thoroughly over
hauled, repaired, reprinted, etc All who have ever
visited the place know its great superiority over
all other places for its SURF bathing and abundant
fishing grounds. The island is Urnamented from
end to end with fine grove OF live oak trees, and
is always blessed with fine breeze fresh from the
salt water. Oysters and all the products of the
water are furnished in superabuudance. Sailing
boats always on hand for fishing and pleasure
parties
The bar under the charge Of an old friend Ofthe
travelling public, will be- equa to any IN the South
in every respect The new and elegant steamer
Frazer, the fastest boat in the south, will make
regular trips from HaIveys Canal, per advertise
ment, twice a week.
TCms-Per day So; per week Is; per month
$50. Children and servants half price, with lib
rral reduction to large families and season guests.
ieg2m ''' IVA Ave- 3. MARGoT Proprietor
ROUDRO's RESTAURANT,
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PONTCHARTRAIN
RAILWAY,
l. Now Open for the Season,
Having been reftted and furnished. The best Of
wines and all deLeaCes. Prices liberal.
my5 3m
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At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on
the tenth day Of June 1872, 1t resolved to pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 81, 1872, payable on the third Monday
of July next Also, to pay on demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion OF
their scrip into capital stock, per amended char
ter of the company.
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DIRECTORS

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Cana! Street...:.....'....IO4
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE ARMANT, WIDOW
HOEORE LANDREAUE.

Parish Court of the Parish ofst. James-No. -.
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
HANDSOME RESIDENCES on VAUDEVILLE
STREET, BETWEEN CASACALVO AND GREAT
MEN STREETS.
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, WITH SPA
CIOUS GROUNDS, ON ELYSIAN FIELDS
AVENUE, BETWEEN CELESTINE AND GENIUS
STREETS.
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GhOUEDIN GREENVILLB,
IN THE VICINITY OF THE PROPERTY OF
HON. c. ROSELTUS
SUCCESSION OF MARIE EMILE BOUCET. WIDOW
OF LANCE CRAIS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No lT3
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Par sh Ct Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this fifth day
Of July, 1872. -
G. LEGARDEUR, Notary Public.
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
->r~~~~ro,D~y>coy,,~~o>
CHAKEsPEAR FOUNDRY,
C3irod street, Between Barouuc and Dry
AIDES Streets, New Orleans.
Joseph A. Shakespeqr, A. Smith, 5. SwooP.
= SHAKESPEARE, SMITH * CO.,
Successors 70 Geddes, ShakgSprar x G@.ls
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINlSTS
iuaHuacture every variety Of Steam Engines sugar
= ills Centrifugal Machines Saw Mills Draining
.saChinps Mill and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Htore Fronts Columns, Nenthat0Ts and sash
z Blacksmith work of all kinds. apr 1v
? NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
Former Of DcIord and New Levee streets,
II WILLIAM GoLDIEG, PROPRIETOR
II =. sIMONDS a. CO.,
FOs. 10 Canal, . CrossruaB and Frost
s Streets.
~ DEALERs IN
It HARD ARE,
B : IRoN AND SHIP CHANDLERF,
4 Nails and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Bar Iron
camilla and Tarred COrdage, Sail Duck, Plows
novels and Spades Sheet Copper and Zine
t1chers aad Chains, Axes and Hoes, Lead Pip
, ssld Sheet Lead Paints and Oils, Blocks and Osrn
!, INDIA RUBBER Betting,
Hose. Packing, and all supplies necessary bos
y ailrOads, Steamships, Plantations, etc.
81 Agents for the new patent
UseIELubricatEnH PaekInR.0
4TpPPKR, TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS WORKER
-, Sc PS1y
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TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS LYNCH.

TWENTY-SIY VALUABLE. VACANT LOTS OF
GRONUD IL THE FIRST DISTRICT.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a l73
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM sCHLo-TNANN.

second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 1856
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Second District Court for The Parish Of Orleans
M 33 0gJ
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STREET, BETWEEN DUMAIN AND ST. PHILIP
STREETS.
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Parish Court of Jeffersor-Docket No. 2a9.

SUCCESSION OF JEAN sALvANF.
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A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
Office No. II Commercial Place,
Passports procured with dispatch, and prompt
attention given to all business. apl0l " cod
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Directors:
CRESCENT MUTUAL

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
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HAWKINS s. TBANP,
y. BAWE-Es-IsAIAH TRARF.j
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELoRs At tA~
ID............ Commercial PIGcs............32
NEW ORLEANS.
Prompt attention given to all business IN thi
State and United States Courts.
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By 8. GuinauIt.

CESSION OF PIERRE SARRANTES AND
WIFE-NO s.. J67.
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J, A. CHARBOEEET, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks once, New Orleans, June J, l6IA
les sci DoI3
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CHAKEsPEAR FOUNDRY,
Cirod Street, Between BarOunc and Dry
AIDES Streets, New Orleans.
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NOVELTY IRON WORhs,
Corner Of DClOrd and New Levee streets,
+ WILLIAM GOLUIEG, PROPRIETOR.
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The Juneau County fjtais states that
hop buyers are beginning to come around
to take i95k ut the crop They rc!ort
that some yards they have seen look sp',n-
did, and viii yielI a fine crop, vhic many
others that have not been properly attend
cd to viii not pay wol!. There is no Ioght
but prices vii, rule high.
Messrs. MalIow and l!olzcr, q New lis
bon, had number Of sheep killed by dogs
q few DAYS since.
Several hun lrcI bu-hcl, Of L'ueicrrie,
are shipped daily from New Lisbon by
merchants to eastern cities AMI localities.
The streets are crowded every morning
with Indian squaws and their ponies, duly
laden AND DESTROYS OF making profitable
sale Of the berry products, for which rices
ranging from $50 to $40 per bushel art
freely paid by dealers.
Wm. Oes,pricl,, Henry Bcrtram and
James Higgins, If Juneau, have been APP
pointed by @. c. Johnson. State Comuis-
sioncr nr Immigration, as Com5y Commit
tee FOR Dodge county.
August lIoyl5r,vc is about 10 erect :,
25,00o brewery III Green Bay.
John Rebcncck is under arrest for steal
ing boots and shoes from the store of Z.
W. Jones, in Racine The value Of the
property taken is estimated a5 $50
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sHiacusc Liberal Meeting ri Eori
wayne Ind.

FoGr WAYNE, Ind, July .6.-Thc de
livery of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
speech in this city, last night, was
received with the greatest enthusiasm
by an audience of six or eight thousand
ladies and gentlemen. Old line Democrats
II the city and remote parts Of the county
were in attendance aud chcefad heartily for
Greeley and Brown, and Hendricks, and
cyinced their hearty cooperation with the
Liberal movement. Prominent Republic
cans and Democrats marched side by side
in the procession. Appropriate notices
were carried, and several bands af music
were in attendance. it vas, taken all in
M, the most successful OF ening Of ma
tiJual campaign ever witnessed III this
couHty. Greeley majority is estimated at
cuormous numbers, from 5000 to 1000
The Republicans arc barely able to keep
gp an organization. Several have with
drawn, also, from their ranks.
The nomination of county ticket having
occurred. the gazette, of this city, hereto
fore a strong Grant paper, and the only
daily in this city and Congressional Dis
trct that has favored that ticket, expressed
its sympathy, cditorially, yesterday, for
Grcclcy, though it has not yet taken direct
ground IN favor of the Liberal ticket. The
influence of this journal viii doubt
less lie felt.
Greeley Clubs are being organized con
tinuaIly, but rs yet, not one Grant tiuh
IS in the Gcli.-.Special dipatc. to he
Chicago Tribune.
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CPGEePIgE AND GLnaTED GUT
or TIE POLITICAL FIELD.

CPGEeFIgE AND GLbSTED GUT
or TIE I0LITIChL FIELD:
Ia another column viii b, found the let
tr1 IF Hon " g. GroasLecl., Of '''.o. re-
iuliat,ns TIE uauInatipu. If the baker
'ozcn Of boilers at Fifth Avenue lIot.l, in
Tcw York ci.7 Fred Law Ohm tod, who
was fut IN nomination, on the same ticket,
FIR Wee President, expressed hrs general
lieapproL;.tipn soon after, ia card, and
We expressed the opinion that Mr.. Groes-
beck waHld never accept, and have patient
II waited until now to prove our assertion.
As all the Olmsted's in the United
States are the descendants Of three
brothers whose names arc enrolled among
the "Pil.rim Fathers" who come over
from Holland ii the May Flower" rs we
suppose, from tn" raot that all well-re.u-
lated ftm.rict Ia the New England States
claim that their ancestors did come in
the My Floaar," and ofIer to prove it,
BY some Oh fahiuucl fuInisurc which
they brought With them, ana have now in
their possession.
Whether this be true or not, We are sure
that they were here long before
the revolution OF l0G, as they did
good service in that treat struggle, and,
although we cannot now name the page
in history where their heroic deeds are re
corded, AL who know the present genera
ton would not have a doubt but they were
the descendants of men who knew What
liberty had cost in the past, as they are
all JEALOUS for its preservation. Hence we
we're firm in the faith that neither Fred.
Law. Olmsted or any other Olmstcd in the
whole intel States would 50 diazracc
himself As TO run IN third ticket T.
further the especial interest Of Us. Grant
and his hackers, and We are glad that We
can recommend the pcrusal Of Mr.. Grocs-
beck's letter to all, and especially to Lib
cral Republicans.
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DREAMER NnIE CLIRS.I

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lv Hon cdr c.I.,,;it In -, ,;,..
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from snch o.t,,n ~. mon ~, l.s
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amy possibility be reelected President ~
November must Of necessity bc a man who
does not read, or 1t least, cannot read any
but Grant papers, c'itcl By Revenue Cot
lectors, Postmasters, or erpcctaM5 '"'dr
las rc-6ier'ioR. Take for instance the
great liberal ratification meeting ut thlca-
20 on Monday last, where at least I2,OJJ
Greeley men were IN council. The IMcs
even, which Is adverse to Greeley and
cannot GO for Grant, admits tito be the
largest political gathering he'd in Chicago
for years. With such men as |. ;. Sena-
tor Lyman Trumhu!l, Hon. ". T. Cool
baugh, kochner, Cox. Blair, (of MIcal-
gau,) lioyne, Wentworth, and others to
Grant Dynasty Is anything bat brat'nG to
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CARR :! III RI.
letter from ssc:,. s'i.asonter.

NEW loHN, July 25.--CarI Schurz, in II
letter to tho Tribune, says the letter quot
cI in his 1t. Louis speech cruccrniug pat
rouago IN connection with the San Do-lin-
IN business, WAS adirt sscd him by Gen.
Alfred flcaSonton, late commissioner of
internal revenue. 1t WAS written, SAYS
Schurz, ia reply to a note from me, of the
contents OF which have Il ncmuranlom,
which read Is follows: ask picasontan
whether he remembers u conversation he
had with me concerning San Domingo, IN
which he said that if | would support the
President | could have all the patronage
w"utoi, &c and ask him whether he
WAS authorized by the President to do So
Gen. 7 lcasontou letter in reply Is gust
ed in my speech. | have since received
from Gen. Plcasonton the following note:
Asw l"EE, july -, 1872.
Dean GENEEAl-OG course have no
objection to your giving my name to the
luhiIc in explanation Of the facts. | would
say that, being friend Of the Pres idcnt,
is well H. yourself, ! desired that you
shouli BE on good terms. aud that you
Should understand that there was no per
sonal feelings il the way Of your relations
hoiug mutually satisfactory. Your ST tie
mcut IS correct Jha5 the Prcsi.lcn: wanted
your support for his San bominso scheme,
and that you could haze had the patronage
# the government for giving it. That was
the distinct impression the Presidents
conversation made upon my mind, and |
communicated it to YOU at the time. IF
the President. positively denies having had
amy such conversation, | regret il, may
console myself with the reflection that this
Is tiie first time that any statement ofminc
has brcn questioned, while the President
has had OCCASION before this t. distrust the
accuracy IF lis rccollectiDns.
Truly Yours,
(Sioned) ~ PLEAsuNEoN.
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Tbs g1nlage- IN or Il. L. rave received their
orders from ~" Is t-CeBstn Central last nflshf.
AUI"H@ 'ie Instructions we nDt.ce the 4ofu4d.slH-
Il the as a. intoxicating liquors ana pro! aBg
largHtse. GClt.
The above we clip from the Manitowoc
TniJanc Of last week. It's only one Of
The !1carpn's usual Llunlcrs, he is an in
nocent old dncE, and did not mean any
thing. lst,s the employees Of our Railroad
have not and DO not receive orders frpfl
the Wisconsin Central. 2nd, there j. not
a man in the employ Of the Railroad Co.
whom we ever saw, Or heard Of taking a
drink Of liquor, and if the Deacon has, lie
must have ways Of finding out such things.
which far surpasses our understanding.
Yet it is possible, as we seldom 90 into Il
saloon where Intoxicating beverages are
kept And as for profanc languagH, the en-
pIoyos Of the road arc all gentlemen No
gentleman uses such language.
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GERMAN PAPERS.

In this Issue win be found a list Of Ger
man papers published IN this State, from
which 1t will be seen that only three sup
port Grant, and Of this list the Mamtowoc
/citpg stands confesselly at the head.
We learn that he has been promised a Post
Office in case Of Grants re election, and,
in fact, deserves it, for his courage in such
an undertaking but. unfortunately for
INN, Grant will have no Post Offices in his
lift after the 4th Of March ncxt.
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N'h' A"'>' ''' July - lie following
letter, i''t .@s7ed 10 Hon. JHo. u. homp-
son ana ten. u. hrLhkcrhoif, chairman OF
dc democratic ana liberal republican state
i.Act"''e committee vi ONO, mas just
been maze pubic
CINcINNATb July 20, 1872.
''E>rLENfN: = have yonr note ln'ltln:
NE t" prcsiic at the mass meeting Of the
democratic aud liberal republicans, when
VA be held at Columbus, the 10Th INST, to
r"iiI the acton q the Cincinnati, tieTe-
iHi'i aAi Baltimore conventions. am
sorry I" decline an important invitation,
gwen IN such KIND words, bat cannot be
WITH y"h. Lest may be misunderstood,
desire to s;'F accept the acton OF the
conventions referred to, ami SHAH Tote Tor
Mr. nrce!ey at the Tres!dental campaign,
which = n"W fully and finally lnae@nratcd.
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EVANSVILLE, July 23.-At an early
hour this morning the effgics of Greeley
and Blown were discovered hanging frgta
the fla, rope beside the mammoth Greeley
and B.own banner, opposite the Times Of
ice II was clearly the work Of the Grant
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Summary OF News
Two small boats driftcd over Niagara
Falls on Friday-cne containing boy and
girl, children Of Mr. Lessor; the other a
fisherman named Barney, and an unknown
man.
The City Flour Mills, in Boston, were
burned Friday evening, together with a
large amount Of -four, wheat and feed, val
ucd at $4,000. Insurance on stock
$50, 900. \ number of frcpen were in
jured by the breaking Of ladder.
At meeting of the Erie directors, a
statement WAS made that the actual loss
by the fire in Jersey City dill not exceed
$500, 600. Mach Of the machinery will he
repaired and saved. The buildings viii be
Immediately rebuilt. al the workmen will
be employed in other shops Of the company,
at various points.
Tic new directors Of Erie will immedi-
alely abrogatc the fraudulent contracts
made by Could, which will rid the company
Of many spectators.
The damage in Brooklyn, by the storm
Of Friday, proved very heavy in conse-
qucncc Of defective and inadequate sewer
age. The lower stories of houses ON Con-
cord street Park and Flushin, avenues,
were flooded and many families Obliged TO
,.avo tepcmcnts 4 large norton Of the en-
Lankmant on Fourth avenue. and on sever
al strcets in the Gowanus district of
nrooLI,o ,,ora washed away. cntaiIinr 4
lao. or.,,.r sion ooo
rho acton, ,,orol,onts IF Now York have
,.t.,,l;sLo1 nr;ro,,o rates Of brokerage
c..l,o..s con,scI will ask far chance Of
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mod rro.Io, NJ, 1,.oooJcI into =
,,. ~ . .na,oo
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r,ar,n otton,,t,I F., ro..n, fine unfortunate
,,1 and ,,os ol.o .nf,.oo+oI
r.,i..:., vi ,I I.o, trotto5 ot
~. ~, -. r.uu ,,;,,,,;,,.,
in three straight heats. Time, 2:I7 2:I73
Poi. Jaw Gould also beat Tom Young
in three straight heats. Time, 2:2S, $50
and 2.24i-2
severe tornado rassed over Van Writ
Ohio. on Thursday evening, carving in its
pathway BUILDINGS. chinncys. fences. etc.
The house Of J. l.. pumsev. near town.
was completely demolished: his Young wife
and boz were instantly killed. Other in
mates were seriously Injured. Mr.. Rum
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So, - r,-...,,..,.o 1..+,. c,r NJ
.,...-..;,oi Tho ...r,, ,y,s ..rore nm
,,rons !, 1Iont.,,,oor, county Corn WAS
blown down anil aats frustrated 50 that
tI..,. ..n,.ot Io an. J.. . r.,,.m
Gn,.+o1 T,1,,li;. 1,oa1 hal - -
,cr,fcw Win crc ,y,1tnr cn,on,f..ionor
,r1,.l,,n ,.r.;n. - um;.r,r MA rl;ar
.,,,.,..,,.,1 tIat .r,o, VA ..i..,oI . ro.or
,,,;,n ~ Witt r;yrr anil ,-,ull nat
,...ve Xclrs !,
T..,.r.,,...a -. r...,.,., NJ; 90.
y. ,'..I 1,c. ". -,
rLo pa.t ur:,o 1,.,.,,.,,,,o,.t., a.. ,y,.rin,.
+.,,.w;rILo .r,.cl tcn law. far tlc funeral
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men, who have felt soreIy cza~pcratcl
since the first appearance Of tie fae, and
aho wished in ibis couspicious manner to
insult the LARGE number Of Republicans
here who are announcing themselves for
Greeley. No such act Of ku-kiuzj-n was
ever bsfore perpctrated to disgrace our
city, if, indeed, such & thing ms the hang
ing in ciigy OF It presidential candidate
was ever bctDre heard Of Ia this country
" hat makes the waiter still worse for the
GRANTEES is the fact, which has Just leaked
out, that several of them knew the thing
was going on yesterday, and one Of them
openly boasts that lie knew tie cfiigics
were being made three davs ago. The
knowledge Of the Grant men, and the fact
that no measures were taken to prevent the
outrage, make the deed their own and
stamps it with their approval. A. tleciti-
zcus commenced to assemble uron tee
streets this morning, public Indignation
arose to such a pitcl. that the Mayor WAS
compelled to exercise his official authority
in having the cfGics removed, at about 10
O'Clock a. II. This ORDER was executed by
constable, and the American flag WAS
lowered for that purpose. At the hour Of
writing this the cxcitemclr is still rising,
and scores Of Republicans, heretofore silent,
arc now declaring themselves for Greeley.
The evaporation Of hundreds Of Mr. Gree
ley's old friends here knew no bounds
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