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New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND 1RANT
BONDS or THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER ClIY hAil"
ROAD COMPANY, in denominations OF Sl'Ooo S5oo,
and $780, Coupons or Registered, 80 years TO run
Interest at per cent payable February and August
Interest and principal payable in gold. Price 973
and accrued interest in currency. For sale by
TANNER & Co., No, II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

ToxpoS Sent 14-ll:30 m-Consos opened az 20 Tor mot
s2 o The United states FSeTSeLy bonds les ~ 3
lgs g. Forcs 87i New Fyes al Ere Railway shs' ~
PtRir Sent IA m.Renes opened at o'i Sle ,,.tts Ia
IyEnPoo1 sept I4-lI mCOon opened heayyi AadnnS Up
lands g.d: MidIling Odeans 1871 ,..i..,
LoSDoS Sept IA p m.-Consoh closed UNCHANGED AN''
seure-The!e nothing doing and prees are nominal
IIvgRPoor sent Il-2 m.Cot,on coed heavy and uhent
tb e Of tie day been 900 hs including 900 iT
and export TIE BIcaduGs market quiet and steay 1le
NHH HU
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

There was a more animated business in State bonds,
but the sales at generally lower figures, the offer
iugs beng more than usually liberal South Carolinas
now, January and July, touched 95 and Missouri 6s
winch have ruled steady for long time past declined
10 92h Tennesecs sold at 725 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

The CHICAGO, DANvIILE AND VNcENNEs RAIL
ROAD is earning dividend upon its stock, beside
interest upon its bonds. But small amount of the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain un-
sold, These we offer for the present at 90 and inter
est Apply in person OF by mail to
W. b. SHATTUCK & Co, Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., Newly Ork.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
CATTIR MARKETS.

CuoAoo Sept iA-CATTLHR Rcdps f bead; choice Cattle II
M denald si sales Of really Good - Ckoee 5000 So
few Second Class syeragng p St and over houh s5d s5 %
ppeer' stock - 25G 20 20; shipmen ll HoGsReoeipts
g, arct dull All lOseIi i az 80 td ~ Tor Light PSd
IS 10 Tor Heavy shipments 5 sHEEP-keeeP 80 heaA mar
let qust and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

,maud SO soaeIO.

tICiITS lsyefule s.ioug fmn1ss veseoFuo has
in good dmsn fr rates but h he been done
in the l Of peeam OWING to tee hse Ics Of 81; lae tls ,
and 2oo bush Grin at ga yer 20 d. 10 0ssG|, 49, & .
M Nj Nh % qrs Go yoya ge aud rate; Norwegian bark Win
2sOJ qr sslo voyage Gran. Of b. 80 biiish iA % sI m
k Of register hence Aarees with Iaow and general
FEED sesy and in fair demands s Of $500 bags 20 H. at s22;
~ bags % d. and 10 taGs Mdngs at IA Rye reed 4et
GRAISh Increased receipts Wheat have hsd active
nu. Inc e NJ " bsI vide ange in prices; Ibis 4 true Of both
Winter Springs TIE absence Of Choice Spnng has eenel e
sng oany orders very evident shall have good export IN,
o M Tor our pul Wheat fear that tue supply o. really good
rug moderate less so hsn We had anticipated month n ~ IS
tlng progresses We sbA be better informed hoee winter
offered sparugly, aud has been IA demand az u Is
for mtn2 Good Nhe ha 1een % lenasa slee p
wi they the Atlantic states is good bu; not above h an
@ Of h rry roo; very plain 10 that The short crop OF
Wheat ougout Europe Ameca al Will continue % te i1
eray have the impression that We have ec1Ie an %e,se
crop of Winter Wheat this great error 9l, eut uae
from Great BdaD and France pabi;hed in cur s,'
folly ennae By sle5 Later iGyc r" pS 5c tRa Las yeaIsai
tie result thing PROGRESSES Is uaia'o H e''
he csaa is about 1880 buhsis and The stock here
1900 use TIE exports i the week are itSS losi S' ssr 81
WHEAT were 6 but buyers Led the higher rates freight asked
end bs The aric closes easier or spnr orse Win
latter aid wanted shippers Of Png 1qa oek 'ae
New and 81 ei r od u 51q q "a for no. Sse.go pas' % ssd
No and 10 MIel o. =. - o. f s f, AmSey d. 81 a
O or white Michigan afoat aud Choice IN store al W ~ i,@
III 20 IN Iier do the aer Handsome; - s for White VH
as B,+sy du and nominal Barey Malt IN limited demand, ald
Of 100 bush az % Tor O an I"o,oosd sa
better The aes are GJ8Jo bush. New Ohio mixed at !at
White 4a4ec New Western Mixed a. - = ,te ana o Ie @ az
lower aelye shipping demand soon recovered
i Di N steamer at az 963c; Western Mixed oJ;
6JiGi do. White at 6JaC6ci eo Yellow a. Gtiae'e
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
Anthnrhad Calitd Stock, Sl,OOO,QOO.
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE OCT.



TIE whole amount the authorized Capital stock OF this Company not
having been issue the balance VIII be issued 70 saocoe pr
pavmen for lnsenis Oi - per cent eae
IS per cent July is, 25 per cent Aug f. 25 per cent
sfGents be paid with Interest at tie time oil suD
Boos now open Office Of the undersigned wi" be positively
The os mou1t Of stock issued this time s41l7O0.
and COMPANY shousa present Surplus
most employed their works ana theI now have
600 Of work for Taou, Railroads y ne Ua,ed
Pacific, Lake shore and W. souihsrn Chicago Sch, gnd n;
Central Missouri Pncidc &C. &C.,, and the net profit on
his WORK alone viii 3iO0O0O. The eCompanI is nov offered
work to than So 900, 900 including Of the
rlest bndgss built this country 70 aeeep Of which ana fihs
business 1ess. . "a S 2 S,t,"1 on baud and the co@SsaS are
Obliged receive in part payment ir their nors reld
and other bonds, ye'A are perfectly S0'0 '0ue' O'
y taTY tSsEs Of land IN chicago belonging ne copanv
n, "a rbih der ersne nacte and other shops staaet
rotc nearly 5000 and prnntat s9t e deaTs sag
l b north. ia sr years at has SJV0-a" amour" e44a'
TSt career 81 the 4MERICAS BRIDGE COMPANY though brief
has already the prosbene's Of the enterprise ne
Company has constructed since rs S1n2a ana q2 70 me @
Is IRON roofs and pneumatic and pile subsruues costing
0O0 aud have facilities for the construction OF pneamauc
mi Company the country and capacity Tor o
Construction least 5J feet Of bds for eTeJ WORKING DAY Tie
Tie Iron Railroad nd Highway Bridge Leaveuvoh Of three spans
Of $40 each the Union Pacific Bridge across h'an hTer
The net proat arising this shown BY the book. OF
the Company to he 3lsI March s3 was the sum Of s3zf,
"a, tie rate Of SPA OS9 2s per an1gn bang over %
rer capital then outstanding With the proposed
Tss ' ,s5 % The lesse issue Of stoct will enable them
10 bus maternal CASH thereby making Of from S5OOOOto
TIe co1psay Can undoubtedly make dividends Of
" 6oo 00j Win ir prospect Of eolsderbo Increase.
Ike undersigned prepared to those nqairng the le,
statemguts and the unqueoned integrity and ability Of It's officers
worthy their attention
MARVIN BROS,
BANKERs.
40 Exchange Place, y. W
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
e5 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,".
INTEREST PAYABLE IN NBwYo2K. LONDON ASD FRANK
FORT.

This road will connect JACKSONVILLE the Chcag0 and Alto
Railroad with MOUNT VERNON and will furnish the Counties Of
Moran sanqamon Mlcoupn Montgomery, Bond Clinton. Marion,
ami Jea,ron with se long needed transport their to mar
ket.
At Vrien where The deposits Of numnous Goal are seven ectn
depth large business created cheap transportation Is
assured BY the construction this road to accessible maseis
Thirty miles from Jackforle yd.a already completed and
fully equippe Fifty will be furnished in time 70 move the Autumn
crvps
THE TOLEDO WABASH AND wBsTERN RAILROAD,
THE PEORIA, PEKIN AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD.
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD,
TIE TERRE HAUTE RAILROAD.
THE vAEDALIA AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD and
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
act as feeders to tie read at various points
also with the important roads een.eFng At hoini
Vernon and Evansville also large and remaneraiVe
uaHc
The road forms part through from ST. Louis to the sea
board.
Running country thesy settled and proiuens
large quaDes grain lumber With Of waste land TO be
found anywhere proximity It's local ushc aoae will
amply secure the cost Of building.
The issue limited $4,000 mile AMI Offer only
100000 thirty miles Of road ady completed and in successful
operation
In vex hese Bonds account Of
their ABSOLUTE SAFETY and regard them eye choice
security. Pamphlets will be furnished Application
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
the following Tor CITY
nrnrnA- A.LaI

In railroad bonds there was more frmness impaired
by tie purchases Of Central Pacitcs, which advanced
one per cent par, that being bid at the close se u
So ,cuorted IT Qei ana Buffalo and Erie, new,
st o. ql,e following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This uak in the AIR LINE from Bnaao 10
ceao alo rups from the Detroit nearly straight
inc.
The road part line the Canada Southern and being
built by men, Milton Counght John p Tracy David
Dow L. Scott Henry Fsrnam A. Forsyth, Jno. NJ Burke 81
L. SYKES r an directors the Chicago Northwest the
Chicago Rock Pacific George opds Of the Midland ROnd
Sdney Dillon Daniel Drew John Ross David Stewart Samuel Ten
Kenyon Cox and other prominent railroad
Tie road Ike souhe vii have steel rails geo pounds to
yar throughout r1g and @ much shorter 'nd can be run
with greater speed safety ny other road connecting Buffalo AMI
Cheago.
bude OHtro enough Of its Chicago feeders to OBJ
profitable brsne the start having projected the hne
existing business and having the necessity for
smother trunk Chicago and the Atlantic seabOar located
expressly the obtaining the cheapest transportation prac-
eab Rapid progress being made construction Of the Os'
and it win be finished the earliest practicable period
The branch lines will make shortest connections between Chicago
ard Too and Cc1g anl Detroit between all these points
and BuG,lo.
The Bonds in particular like these we're
eeey taken the las, hea weeks BY the best class Of
investors and were on the market time than other railroad
loan Of Ike amount FOR yeaH past
The proceeds Of bonds will complete the entire line an! We
r,enmeld the confidence did tie Canada South
ern and regard them every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all information furnished by
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
balances, sl,o72o5; currency balances S10O'0 i'0
following the quotations' 40,
Io;Oi.~..... .Il9 i2oo........'ii9d go '.'iil
N:N...........ll3l l23a.....s..s''',i s.eo me-,
u.30.........lI3. l:30.......''s'.'@

rao DAYS business at the U. s. sno-Are'smy was
o.i,., 81 st6Gqa IS Currency paYmous., $3.50 II
No ees 81 Currencg balance. lS2729i g.
COG '''' "A ealG5 Customs. $4,000 20
Foreign Exchange closes strong and higher, the lead
an, rer having advanced their rates TO the basis OF
,bo followng nominal quotations. business being re-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

The quotations Cotton running Qa-n not
COFFGE-Tle market for an kinds dan bat prices show no change
RIO qgse Al gold p ~ and & ~ t r, vt ha, been
fairly act We tie demand genel Prices the ow anl meh
grades sJug inter- Wheat Flour are lower u choice banls
reduced supply aud holders under oricTs cn NAV @
put their prices and for those there has oesn toa
lie absence Of good supply choice Minnesota EGas sId the higher
the West uiers have done in business wa" s
pT ek Ne are vtaont any shipping FXtrss
but have liberal supply O. medium % fFqs & o. Se WI TS g
saper-ne peayi Good has so9 Mti ,D9Os @ f gn,e
plenty and very dol sales le iaqay ior te u'S5s Ss
greatly limited pu Since writing The above we hear Of brisk
demand for NO d crdne at improved rces shpn4
& - ler ds, ihe nsrle vas strong iof
tbe sb oyuces low grades hese are stronger
Family grades fairly h sape1ns aol Cnoee 10 IN ~
nee f eil Surg Wheat Eruas Choice Muneoias scarce an
IL Choice Fa M request at extreme In'eS eS o
sor 4, ppi - 6od 90 Ohio Ind sc 90 a96 i5
40 2 5cQ 90 Quo R1und-nOoU hx
;;.a @ SS s. obo iio f 3. Bros ia
S,ate tf.nct ool..... 65U 80 White Wheat hHtr' - n
Mnpesos f,rls.. 15 10 Double kxira do t5G l0 -
Co. 40 choice Sums st. Louis. suge kIts o0D %
Ebest Exfrss.... IS Lous Doube Ext 500 y -
%eg 3 a3aa oa Susg sg EIis lss Sriad: h5i o9 70 90
Southern Flour Quiet and the supply of liberals az tie
close tie market tra and quite Richmond brands sales Of
Bat Alex ana Georgetown. Mixdo Good sap e5 SOC 50 -
Bat. Alex EU1t and Family. 5OF u ~
hicuHold OouA' IAI"''' ''''''''''''''''''' iSG G On
,o"
i@Il..9i, i'.1 o', ri.r.r- - 5lD 800
p inn % s tlis o. 25o iir We 1aoe:
I've Flour state aal 75a 25
Cora Meal is N fr deusad Yellow and leavy for
Com Neal e,cr1 - a. o Is Corn Meal 90 al 90
Csorla and Oregon Flour in fair demand At SO soaeO
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
LAKE ONTARIO SHORE R,R,
2 PER GENIE COED
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
~ GO cad Accrued In,crcs

Issue $4,000 nile denominations Of SOD 3oOV'
8 OOO and $4,000 This enterprise IS undertaken VIII snb-
scriptions 10 iie Capital t5ck OF SS,OOS,OVO'
Sixteen miles Of fhc Road nre finished ana IN
operation, ~ miles In addition fiy eri.ct' AID o''I
length Of 55 miles q track Will be bid his "as"n'
willie the Road Of about $50 miles. win TIE ereeP
q wok entered aDoD aud eontd TO be In
ished BY responsible AMI wealthy vi bio the org year.
The extend from e Cy Of Oss7e Lewiston, On ihs
Niagara River with branches Suspension Bridge asd Bns-
iIo connect g at its with the Great Western,
Canada Southern. and the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern Railroads, ard at osVego With tie NcW-fosh
Midland, b. way the Midland with The pfoPoed Boston,
Rome and Oswego Railrosd TLic5 when balt vii laH'
provide fon Chcsgo Boston, 20 miles shorter An
sn exit or contemplated ae oonneciBg also At OsEego with the
Rome, WateriOwn and Ogdcnsburg Railroad, and
thence by the Vermont Central completes connection with the
entire railroad system Northern EeHBugsnd while connections at
Oswezo with the syracu Railroad secures access
the coal fields of Peunsylvlnia.
large hroogb bsnesss assured kunHing
through pOpulous and villages and rich agricultural dsin us
c business sk Of The Interest on the f
Mortgage assessed Of the farm property OF ne az
through which road passes
Annual production is....".........s.'''' ol,fo<'"v
We eoaeR Loan Of the most ATTRACTIVE
sn reliable offered. For saIe by
GEORGE OPDNKE & Co.,
No 25 NAssAU-sr.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
5Gulnqs oanhs
Chances TOR Business dleu.

DARTNER WANTED. A gentleman OF
means wishing employ his spare capital and islre hours IN
weestabshed fa aud r5be manufacturing business ca address
7. J. CLUTE. 50 Courtst, Brooklyn.
NO MANUFACTURERS.-F SALE, one Of
the best WATERPOWERS n the Western country; abundsnes
coal costing only the mnng expenses on tbs
and supplied with railroad cOmmuncAu0n good suDsa
a Stone A OF six ss capacity tle premises aud Hod0
object dposng Of the In connection with surplus water
sufficient build Manufacturing town. situated A.
richest counties Of the STATE parles desiring aca
poperv will fnd il good Apply by letter otherwise to
the uudergned j. GREEN Co.. Dsyton Lssale Co., Illinois
GH 0nN PARTNER WANTED in a
PO,UOO. manufacturing bus ess in tbs city party desiring
permanent realize 100 cent salts
factory of which will be yea upon interview Address IL
G. s.. Tnbaae 0Ace.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
The fOllOwing shows The relation between the 4
reserve and the total liabilities:

reserve and the total liabilities:
Sent Sent "a Taaerenees
STesie...:....... sl3f5i,So ~EB735 Dec Is63tloo
Legal tenders...., .-eo IA 48i056Ol De g62,90
Total reserye e5z5is85O 500 Os92 sl,627,0Oo
NrrCulltlOn. zt5tyJ 14.o.oiiyJ iuo'
%N5'fo'u'1
o,lp,syt,es e24i14q1OO s2s7 172 400 Dec. @395670O
Is per tIy251,Zfa e5y@JID
Exc.s oye legal
Issns....... 2g7GlOO0O 2S4,68J.3lO Dee. 2,939,7O0
Government bonds have been strong all day at a
further advance IN prices Fisk Hatch report fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

The following Is a comparative statement OF the ex
orts OF specie from the port OF EewYork to foreign
ports for q years. the week ending Sept H. ana for
the correspopding period in the undernoted years:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

the constitution the negro was entitled to
all the rights of an American citizen.
That these rights were denied no one
could doubt. 1t was plainly evinced in
Louisiana, for what chance has poor man
against q rich corporation! What men
who held proud positions, men Of influence,
would help them! They, the poor negroes,
had not the slightest chance to win YER
dict in court Of justice.
/ There is clause in the constitution Of
the United States which provides for this.
1t provides money for the agrieved party to
prosecute his claim, but it is not done. 1t
needs more legislative enactments on this
point. He wanted to know what was the
use, what honor was there in holding
such positions as Lieutenant Governor
or similar positions, when they
are liable to be insulted by some
low, mean persons. He wanted the con-
vention to engraft such resolutions as would
secure to them their just rights, and while
they were doing this good work, to give
some attention to the poor slaves in Cuba.
It was too near the United States. He then
gave a fearful description Of the tortures
and outrages perpetrated in the isle of
Cuba. He appealed to the convention to
sented; to throw off the delusion that had
gained such predominance in the minds of
certain individuals, that the negroes could
not be elevated-that they were not suscep-
tible Of education and improvement. Show
to the white people that this was false.
After the gentleman had concluded a
vote of thanks was rendered to him.
|. The next speaker introduced was Hon.
G. I. Ruby, Of Texas, who, in an eloquent
and able manner, spoke Of the wrongs in
fiicted upon his race; of the debasing in
fuence of slavery, which so disgraced the
United States, had upon the black men; it
had to certain extent made them inca
pable OF demanding their rights. and there
were few who had enforced their rights
He spoke of the insults that the colored
was subjected to. This, of course, must be
remedied. The colored man must vindi-
cate his manhood. There is feeling, said
he, in the breast of almost every colored
man, that if he could be something else be-
sides black, he would be SO. They were
ashamed of their race. To be called "black'
is 10 insult them. They did not like the
odium that is attached to the name of
black This feeling was brought on by
slavery. 1t was its influence that made
them feel so. This was not manly, yet it
was true.
He gave striking illustrations Of the
wrongs that were imposed upon the colored
race, and said that in the future those who
cast their stigmas upon them now would
feel deeply the degradation thrown upon
our American people. The question of
civil rights does not mingle with that of
social equality.
Hon. Jerry Harralson, of Alabama, next
addressed the audience in his characteristic
manner, eliciting much applause for his
witty and salient points.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
A Piece Of knaYcry.

We are informed that parties have been
collecting money from the butchers and
others in the city markets for the ostensible
purpose Of obtaining the Governors sigma
ture to bill alleged to have passed the
Legislature abolishing private markets.
A gentleman of high standing in the
community assures us that upward OF
$4,000 have been demanded for the pro-
posed accomplishment Of this bare-faced
swindle, and that large amount has been
paid to the rogues who have undertaken it.
Of course no such bill ever passed the
Legislature, as the question is one of purely
municipal jurisdiction, and the Governor.
on being informed of the affair directed
that those engaged be brought to punish.
ment if possible. We hope the police will
investigate it, and see to what extent the
fraud has been carried on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION BIZ THE SHERIFF
Particular attention is called to the sales
at auction. to be made this day at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the Sheriff Of the parish
of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
1. Two lots of ground, with buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the fau-
bourg Avart. Sixth District of this city, on
Live Oak street, between Beliechasse and
Dufossat streets.
?. Two lots of ground adjoining each
other, situated in the First District of this
city, on Palmyra street, between Dupre and
Gayoso streets.
3. And lot of ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Second District of this city, on Dumaine
street, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
For full particulars and terms. see adver-
tisements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

VALUABLE RESIDENCES AND VACANT Lots
AT AUCrIoN.-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson,
auctioneers, will sell at twelve o'clock NJ,
this day, al the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, for account of various SUGGESTIONS,
peremptorlly and without reserve, the fol-
lowing:
1. Succession of E. G.. Bridge, two choice
building lots, on the corner of St. Charles
and Louisiana avenues.
9. Succession of Charles G. E. Baquie,
that handsome and stylish frame residence
No. lao Prytania street, between Polymnia
and Crania streets.
3. That eligible and well-built two story
brick residence, No. POI Girod street, be-
tween Carondelet and Baronne streets.
For full particulars see advertisements
and plans on exhibition at place Of sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
Benefit of George Ryer.

Next Thursday evening Mr.. George Ryer
will take benefit at the Varieties Theatre,
when two pieces will be presented-"Jessie
Brown, or the Siege of Lucknow" and the
farce of The Man with the Carpet-bag"
In the first piece Mr.. Ryer will personate
the Fighting Chaplain Of the Regiment,
and in the second piece Judge PsuclueV.
The roll Of Mr.. Grimes, the man with the
carpet-bag, will be taken By Mr.. Stuart
Robson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
L
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
LOUISIANA.
TEE SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION AssOCiA

TIE SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION ASsOCiA-
TION OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
VIII inaugurate the enterprise for which their i'm.
mense new building has been erected, in the bust
ness portion of the city. by GRAND INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION of Manufactures Products and Arts,
commencing WEDNESDAY, May !, 1872, and con-
tiauing until WEDNESDAY, May %. 1872, every day
tsunaays excepted) from A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. Open
to receive goods April 15 1872. Open to the public
fruAMay to May o. 1872.
Ample preparations have been made for the ex-
hbi.i0n of machinery in operation for the display
of manufactures, products and works OF art, and
for the convenience of exhibitors and visitors. No
effort expense will be spared to make this the
largest and most satisfactory exhibition ever held
IN the South.
OR building is located in the centre Of the city;
cIpa business streets of the city (St Charles and
Sarondeet, aud is perfect in its arrangements for
the purpose. The Exposition will be held III the
most delightful and healthf season of the year in
this section. 1t VIII be open both day and night,
anl i5 certain to attract a large attendance.
10 the people OF the South, and all interested in
ner industrial development, this Exposition offers
an opportunit, never before presented of seeing,
Collected in one mammoth building a grand and
complete display of all kinds OF machinery and I'M
piements, house furnishing goods textile fabrics,
paintings, statuary. etc.
The managers, as above stated will SPARE neither
expense nor labor TO render this ExpOstiOn both
interesting and valuable to all classes of ti,e com
munity. and therefore urgently invite ali to
visit it. ~ ~ w
SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION AssocrAr,oN
md3l I'm Su Th Ss New Orleans, Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
WASHINGTON.

Supreme Csurs-A South Carolina Habeas
Corpus Case-RObert Douglas e'olng to
North Caroliua-Gambl 9 -hOuse Keep
err PardOned.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Supreme Court
Er-narte Jefferson Greer on habeas corpus
to the marshal for the district of South
Carolina. Greer is held by the marshal
under bench warrant issued BY the Cir
cult Court, for felony, under the enforce
ment act OF 1870. The United States main
tains that the Supreme Court has no juris-
diction to discharge the prisoner, even
though it inquire into the cause of commit
ment. Bristow opened the argument, fol-
lowed by Stanbery, then the Attorney Cen