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New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
pARTISAN VIOLENCE.

RIOTOUs ASSAULTS on GREELEY NEGROES.
RALEIGH, July 17.-Samuel G.. Ross col
orcd marshal at the Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting, was attacked by a mob Of colored men aud
beaten on Fayettevilest., last night lie sought pro-
lection at police headquarters where he remained Tor
over an hour He left the staouhousc at 10 O'Clock for
bis bone op Uillsboro-s Since then hc has not been
seen or heard Of
Simon B. Craven. who also a coorcd marshal yes
tcriav and a delegate to the Cincinnati Convention was
assaulted at his residence and his life threatened HS
Liberal Republican
The L. : Commissioner has issued warrant for the
arrest OF the parties iD the Craven Tie tfia -
pOstpOned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
A MANLY CARD OF WITHDRAWAL
The following appeared in The HARTFORD

The following appeared III The Hartford
Erening Post of Tuesday:
Having sold my interest In The Erening Post my
nectiOn with editor has ceased For years and
little more have endeavOred TO discharge here
scentiOusly and honestly what / conceived TO be my
duty az a journalist and citizen. The files CT The Post
for period record whether not have succeeded
II is for say. That have differed many times
from my feow-ctiZcns, and sometimes from majority
of them and that have not always agreed with my i'm
mediate political, aud sometimes business associates Is
frank confession of IA very common story; that
have made mistakes, perhaps many, Is one of my titles
10 human nature doubtless / have often been head
strong and willful and yet, with all my limitations and
besetments think can trniy say have tried ALWAYS
to inurc political opponent nor ever apOlogzed for
defended the misconduct OF political assOciaes and
support good and trne things, have not hestaed 10
strike 1T the bad and false always and everywhere For
the restiet ~ all gO-it is a world which there VIII
always he differences and disputcs but keep our
tempers and exercise charity 1t Will 20 right finally.
ISAAC III. BROMLEY.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN PERu-FINANCIAL
CRISIS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
PRESS ~ SALVADOR.

POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN PERU-FINANCIAL
CRISIS IN GUATEMALA-CENSOEsnIP OF TIE
PRESS N SALVADOR.
AsPINwALL, July G.-According to intclli-
gcn,c received Lima Peru. jan 2l another news
PAPER the III CeatnsIo has been suppressed by the
Government. TIC people are murmuinG very much
and there are fair prospects Of outbreak aud it
be a revolution TIE differences which lave existed be-
tween the Argentine Republic and Bolivia the bound
av question are Increasing ana the Bolivian forces are
about to occupy Chaco Argentine. Brazil Is believed TO
be at the bottom Of the whole mischief, out OF feeling
o. revenge upon Paraguay. The Industrial Exhibition
at Lima is to be opened on the 1st OF July.
Dates from Chill are TO the 2sh OF June. The whip
ping ailr at RcngO has proved much more horrible han
was AT first supposed. one man, 1t was reported, had
received 800 lashes to induce him to make confession
of robberv and had died before the cnastisemeE was
finished II now turns out that seven men were thus
brtal,y whipped that one died and another is dying,
willie the remaiader fearully man. ed No definite
action has vet been taken by the Jud-cs who were sent
to investigate the matter
According to adyces from Guatemala, the financial
crisis continues and trade does not revive a' 1t was
expcctcd 1t would after the close OF the war; The Gill
Guilty in obtaining foreign bills Of exchange increases
1oijy The Capuchin FrarS have been ordered out OF
ur count a.d been allowed to leave IN tue CAl-
fnria steamer The accidental discharge OF muSAct IN
e hands OF ono of the soldiers, the frarS were leaY-
, The Conyeni of ijrcn witch thcy occupied, near the
Mcxonn frontier caused tho others to Ere on the people
;rvn ncrsons were killed and three wounded.
Frd,n salvador n is reported that there il peace
throughout the Republic. censor OF te pres Is 10 DC
erests of the Government. partll treaty mas been
concluucd with the Government OF Nicaragua fresl-
dent Gonzales returned on the ldth ana was ehthusas-
ticaly received by the people. . 49,, s,,,
No 'cauaI route in Nicaragua has yet been decided
upor Three officers OF the expedition are TO remain aI
months absence OF the corps which, to make oDSe'a-
tions at L. Virgin
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
EX-GOv. WISE DECLINES TO SUPPORT
GRANT.
ur cANNor Acr wIrm ~ poLmLcM rARrl

HE CANNOT ACT VIII ANY POLITICAL PAkIf'
RICHMOND, July 17.-Ex-GOy. Henry A. Wise,
in letter declining an invitation to address Grant
and wilson ratification meeting at Alexandra. says:
II is entirely unfit for to act with any political
PARTY al tho present me and in the present attitude o
afI,rs This have said, that cannot and VIII nor act
or vote with the sOcalcd Liberal Republican" Thcy
no uriuci,,Ies ana To adopt the worst well the
best Ia snt "birds Of every feather met together a.
both Cincinnati ana Baltimore. They have 90 strange
confusion mingled white spirits and o." gray 30 That
the party the worst Of mongrels and a THINGS To-
All men" 10 yOu have patriotic word 10 say. Excel
the Liberal Republicans br Just and true Repuo ans
to y0llr elves and to all men. Tho tms has come Tor
Cen Grant to Let u nave peace
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
ALEXANDRIA. Wednesday, july II, 1872.
.IANfAICA.

DEPAKTUKE Of TIE NON thNUH UF IIIT' UANI7TI
ISLANDS FOR NEW-YORK-FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION.
KINGSTON, Ja.. July 8.-The Governor of the
Danish Islands (Ar Bie) with his wife and family from
ST. Thomas arrived in Kingston on the 9th nst ana are
passengers on board the Pacific Mail steamer Henry
Chaunccy for New-York. The 4h Of July was well OBJ
served by the resident Americans in Kingston. The
United States Consul Mr.. Reannc. entertained large
party In the evening and the aGs of the several foreign
consuls hoisted in honor OF American lndepen-
dence There was fair show of bunting in the harbor,
many OF the vessels being decorated from bow to stern
The Cuban exiles made n demonstration IN favor OF
Cuba Lire" in which the flag of the patriots and that
OF the United States were conspicuousy prominent
They had the Spanish color3 dmpcd in mourning.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.

GENEVA. Wednesday, July ~ l5iZ'
The Board of Arbitration assembled, to-
day, an honr earlier than usual. The proceed
ings arc somewhat delayed in consequence Of
the difference OF the languages spoken by the
members Of tho Court which renders tedious
ira usatons and explanations necessary. Bnt all pre-
min 'res have been settled and tie Board has finally
decided 10 take up the OF each ship seratH Prof.
Monagu 'ernard arrived to-day. The roofs aud balco-
nies of the hotels again decorated with flags and
streamer5.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

maboysny 60
schI W. y Ke1,el Soper Ge0rget0NHi n G.
Carleton o nassau Abury Cat L.aBi days with fvi
tnrlleg
ALSO SAILED
stenrhp ~ Olaf Tor LONDON slip Weirzt0s. fOf
Antwerp birks Pas, for Belize Hsa Daniel Dspsr for Call
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTUN. Jniy lI>-Aryed. bark ssef, from Lc7,on
CHAtLEsToS y. g., July l1AT r' f'nshs Champion from
Eewior; Sea G Ja Baltimore saed, scauss south Caoins
for
sAyAssAn Ca Jsy i7-hrircl se'ulD Jieisio. from
Neyioai thg nellie tsFm from N-wi0 SalC saas4.2 LeJ
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
cRIsrEs AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

William Wicum of Manchester, n. H., age 10,
was droSnel Tuesday night while bathing at Lilehteu
Augustus II. Clark. age 22, only son Of A. n.
Csrl accidentally shot himself At Boor yesterday dying instantly
IA cOroners jury at Cambridge, Mass. rendered
svedc zee eAy chaiIg Dr. GyorI O PaWIeGet with performing
a. O.tDn
....h fire in johnson s. Io-es's s04D md candle
establishment milwaukee agaL CONSUMED ues The surs
ltOes IO.a. sgJ.g.A
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


CHICAGO LIvR STOCK MARKBr-JrlY u ,-,o
P.crpts for days-Catte 435ji hogs aol0 heeo %
cse 10 more request aud tdier ~ 9O0 @S 70 o
n 81 30 for Northern Wnered Texans SJG - % o
& steer. $50 Pa 5 iOG 90 tor Gool % oe ?,
% hoee 61i for Extra shipping SeerA Hogs ae' %
A. higher Sid ~ 30 Sheep In fair demand sni hrn AZ 20
s47 Lambs 6Alable at 81 = -.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

COMMENTS ON THE TRIAL OF STOKES.
LONDON. Wednesday, July II, 1872
The Times, this morning, commenting on the
issue Of the trial Of Edward s. Stokes says AT the
bottom OF what We call this miscarriage OF Justice Is
that indifference Americans feel for violent crimes In
which both the murderer and the victim rowGes."
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

REID-LOGAN-At the FIRST Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Chah.
Wednesday Juy by Rev Dr. Mcleod, Lyle Red to Miss JsEs
LogaE. No cars
WIMOT-O BRENAt BrooLn. TUESDAY, Jay TO- 1872, At As
Church Augustine By the PASTOR Rev Father Rad william
Wmot Of Hunters Point an1 MARI . Bgien o. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
POSITION OF SENATOR SUMNER.

LETTER TO l.. L. REAVIS-HE WILL Do ALL he
CAN TO SAVE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
ST. LOUIS, July FIT appears that the letter
from Charles sumner TO L. IT, Reav5 OF this cy, tee-
craphed from here last Saturday night and published in
The Times Of tins city ON Sunday. garbed by leaving
out the two closing sentences. The full letter is as fol
lows: ,,
L. L. RrAvIs-Dcar Sir | think that, on reflection.
YOU will not think IL advisable for me 10 write public
letter on the matter TO which you call attention MI.
Greeley and myself have been lellOw-labOrcrs IN many
things we were born I'm the year. ana honor n
very much Between him aud another person WHO sha'l
he 1amccss am for him earnestly. | shall be- here for
ten davs longer. The Republican party must be saved
and what do shall be done for It, Very Truly lours
CHARLES SUMNER
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TIE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WASHINGTON, ID. u. July 10 lo'@-I d' III
c,UODsis for the DdS' fiCentUfOuF HOhr3.

WAsHINGTOS, d. C.. July Is, 1871 Il. III.
c,,topsis f,r tie DdsJ flcentU-fOdr hours
Tie barometer remains highest over the
s,ut Atlantic statcs the area OF lowest pressure mas
onn'rentlv disappeared Ncw-England; tie pres
risen over tue Lakes. with falling temperature
"a onrtlrrly Winds; south-wcsterly winds have pre-
lid from Pennsylvania and the ONO valley south
ward -. ,t,. ,o,o,.o al inrino
WEDNESDAY from Arkansas and Iowa 10 fcnhsylNanl'i
rjsine blrometer tastrry winds, ana cloudy weather
with ior has apparently prevailed north ana east oil
phode island The midnight tecgrdphlc reports are rs
vet received only from the lower lakes ana tue lmhe-
diateAtlantc coast. .....
Southwest winds with more numerous local storms
r, un,,lc for Thursday i'm the Southern States west
ery Winds with cloudy weather. over the OHio NaeS'
ciegrug away Oh Thursday nlght. 81, - A.,
i,. tho area of high barometer continue over north
crn nt,g- England, with diminishing eastery Winds
RAIN-sTORMs IN WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 17.-Heayy show
crs here this afternoon did gIcat damage To property
rnecrading Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and kontucKy
poitood at the foot OF Jcersonst, was badly npueu'
were overfowcd the greater pa' 0t the uay'
ana ,ome of them are now blocked with rubbish
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
For other Ship Necs see H~d rage

ARRlNED.
s,,,nhp Arua-fBr), Smth Glasgow july +" anl "oHo ''"'
in mise aul pass. To Henderson Bros . a, -,,,t
hi1 saint (Ir Bonnsun, Cacnt NJ rch % win nse
ITg MrmI hi, tBrl Macomle WertSorth NJ . u uAls VITA
IS kei0n, (o maAhI, 81 MoI, CPAla, o. 2 dAlt VIA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
EGYPT.
DETAILS or TIE LATE AFFRAY-THE FLIGHT OF
CONSUL GENERAL BUTLER CONFIRMED.
LONDON. Mednesday, July y, IsI2.

DETAILS OF TIE LATE AFFRAY-THE FLIGHT OF
CONsUL-GENERAL BUTLER CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Wednesday, July II, 1872
Mail adyices from Alexandria to Friday last
give detailed accounts OF the aray between Consul
General Butler and the Khedlves American officers.
Consul George H. Butler his Secretary Wadlegh, and
an attach6 Consulate named StroOgo were dining
at Greek restaurant where also the party OF
officers Gems. Loring and Reynolds and Major Camp
bell AZ they were leaving the restaurant, Lorng and
Reynolds sauted Butler. but Major Campbell passed on
wi hout recognizing him. Butler shouted after Mm
" Good evening, Major Campbell" Campbell retraeed
his steps, and high words ana blows ensued
The whole party then went into the street. where Wad
leigh fred several shots at Major Campbell, wounding
lin dangerously Gen Reynolds then fred at Wadeigh
but without effect.
standing ermty between Butler and Campbell. Persons
who have recently arrived in this city from Alexandria
say that they Butler Wadleigh, Campbell Lcring,
and others playing cards together within the last two
weeks.
ALEXANDRIA, Wednesday, july H. 1872
The Military Commission to inquire into the
recent racas Is still session 1t IS composed OF Gen.
Stone Col Purdy. and several native officers OF the
Egyptian Army. Buffers departure is confirmed. His
dcs tnation is certainly known, but IL il reported
that he left with the intention returning TO the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Grenf Curiosity.
NAPHIEN

CENTURY PLAST IN FyLL FLowER. now Exhibition.
teeuti-st., adjoining Wallcks Thca.er.
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PASsENGERS ARRITED.
LATEST SNIP NEUS.

FRoM GLASGOw-h steamship Assyra July l7-A'' u~0D'
NJ. Jacob
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

DIED.

Au Notice, of Marriages must be Endorsed u,a iaIi
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

| SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA ELEC-
TION-BENEFICIAL RESULTS OF MIR. GREE
LEYs sUCCESS-THE PEOPLE ARE LEADING.
M n.rrr.r ,rInn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-06-15

The Sci,aic went into execution session
ami remained few minutes, when OPEN
session was resumed, bat nothing was
done, and at o'clock the presiding Off
Ger pronounced the Senate adjourned
without day.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 12.-Arrived-
schooner La,efia. Seattle. Sailed--ship
Revere. Port Townsend bark Shooting
Star. Nanaimo.
June 13.-Arrived-bark Nick Biddlc,
Port Blakely schooner Alaska, Coos Bay
bark Milan, Port Gamble.
June S.-Bark Forest Queen, Port Lud.
low.
Sailed-Ship Grace Darling, bark Ay-
mer, Port Townsend; bark Martha Ride.
nut, Port Blakely.
SAN Francisco, June 1l.-Arrived-
Bark Brontes, Utsalady.
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
F1rst-The day to be ushercd in by the
firing of national salute and the ringing
of bells at sunrise.
Second-Grand Parade of the Unique
and IIorriblcs and U. +. of +. US at 7
o'clock AM.
IHir1-Grand Procession, composed of
civic societies, Fire Department, Schools,
etc, at 10 o'clock AM, to the Capitol
grounds.
Fomsh-Excrcises at the Capitol at
IL o'clock AM.
Officers of the Day: President, Gov. f.
p. Ferry; Vice Presidents, Rev. J. Il.
Thompson, Rev. Thos. 4. Dickey, Rev. j.
Caste, Rev. A. II. Elder.
l. Music by the Band, "Hail Colum-
bia."
9. Prayer by Rev. A. G. Fairchild.
3. Song, "E Pluribus Unum," by the
Glce Club.
4. Music by the Band, selected.
5. Reading Declaration of 1ndepend-
cnce, by Col. b. S. Pardee.
6. Music by the Band.
7. Song, America" Glce Club.
8. Grafton, by J. B. Allen.
8. "Star-Spangled Banner" Glee Club,
the Band and audience joining in the
chorus.
FJth-On the Plaza, at q o'clock p.
NJ, Foot Races, Wheelbarrow Race, Sack
Race and Base Ball match, for prizes.
iSiah-Grand Boat Race, the fastest
and slowest to receive prizes, at 6 PM.
Serenth-Grand display of Fireworks
and sham Naval Engagement OH the Bay,
at 8! PM.
Lighth-Grandl Ball, undcrt the auspices
of the Fire Department, commencing at
10 PM.
HAZARD STEVENS,
Chief Marshal.
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THE PArzEIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of California.
CALIFORNIA is the only State in the I'm
I } ion that exempts all kinds Of Life and En-
dOwment Policies from execution.
An ACT to Exempt certain Property named
herein from Execution.
SECTION I. No money, benefit, right, privi-
lcge or immunity accrning, or in any manner
whatever growing GU: u, any life ms, rance
on the life of the debtor, made in any insur-
ance company incorporated under the laws OF
this State, shall be subject to levy under at
tachment or execution, or under any original
mesne or final process whatever, against such
debtor, or to be taken, sequcstrated or reached
bv any proceedings supplementary to e1ecu-
ton or other like proceeding; Provided, how.
ever, this exemption shall not extend beyond
such moneys, benefits, rights, privileges and
,mmunitieies as have been or might have been
secured by the payment of an annual premium
not exceeding Eve hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect upon its
passage.
Approved March 20, 1868.
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Dn,i.ilg Wave. loa.le!. j. waiting the
Ma,,ick to tow her L. Port Townsend
tn shirley is finishing her cargo, and in
a f - days will I've ready for the towboat
Bot. All, Is are bound for San Francisco.
The Tacoma Mil Company Yesterday
purchased the stcrnwhecl steamer Black
diamond from Capt. Hill, paying for her
about $4,000. They will employ her
mainly in towing sawlogs, supplying their
camps and as dispatch boat.
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Notice

rs hereby given that on the 18th day of May,
i A. d. 1872, the undersigned was appointed
by the honorable County Court of Chehalis
County, Washington Territory; Administrator
Of the estate of John Laws, deceased, late of
said county, and all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said estate will present
the same to me, at my house at Cedarville, in
said county for allowance, within twelve
months from the date hereof or the same will
be forever barred. POLLY LAWS,
Admistratrix.
June IS, 1872. 33:w4
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Estate of Andrew ]. Campbell, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
~ Administrator of the the above named
estate, to the creditors of and all persons hav.
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the first publication Of this notice,
to the undersigned, Mt his residence on Gray s
Harder, Chehalis county, W. T.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
Administrator of the estate of A. J. Campbell.
Gray's Harbor, May 20, 1872. 32:w4
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner
IN ship heretofore existing between Johr
Leonard and N. s. Cooper, doing business a
Tumwater, W. T., in the firm name of Leonard
& Cooper, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Business to be continued on in future
by N. S. Cooper. LEONARD h COOPER.
Dated June 9Th, 1872. 33:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-06-15

HoLLowAY's OISrMESr.-Erysipela and all
infamatory diseases yield to a dilligent use
of this powerful preparation. In the foot
hand and neck, their approach should be
checked at once-fsupperation ensues, danger
is imminent, and the .nife connot be employed
remove the disorder, without cutting, pain OIL
peril. rs cents per box or pot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-06-15

DIR. ABORN, Physician and Operating SIR
geon, for Chronic Diseases, late of San Fran
cisco, but during the last lOmonths practicing
at Portland, Oregon, hereby informs the peo-
pie who reside at the various towns along Pu-
get Sound and vicinity, that at the request OF
many influential citizens in that region, who
wish to consult him, he has made arrangements
to make brief professional visit to Seattle,
w. T., and taken Parlors at the Occidental Ho.
tel, where he expects to arrive about the Goth
OF June and remain until the LIST of July.
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GATHERINGS BY THE WAYSIDE.

-Colored silk stockings are feminine
spring novelty.
Portland has Dolly Warden saloon as
the latest novelty.
The Irish Democratic Union, Of New
York, endorses Greeley.
The narrow guage railroad between
Wallula and Walla Walla is reported very
cheap and insufficient affair.
The farce Of Dolly could not further
90. A respectable Salem lady has actually
christened her daughter Dolly Warden.
The collector at New Orleans was in
structed not to allow the landing of G reek
brgauds, said to be on their way to Amer
lea.
"A doctor named Doan has been con.
victcd at Walla Walla of selling liquor to
Indians and sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year.
The Cairo Bulletin, the leading Demo
cratic newspapers of Southern Illinois,
has for Noorheers no softer name than
Democratic Judas"
The House of Rev. Mr.. Eells, one Of
the earliest settlers in the Territory, was
burned with all its contents one day last
week at Walla Walla.
-Southerners are circulating q fac SIM
lie of the bail bond of JEFF. Davis, 81 late
President of the Confederate States" with
the signatures including Horace Greeley's
-Micheal Shea, of Vancouver. has re-
ceivcd contract to carry the U. 8. mails
between Umatila and Thorps' station in
the Yakima valley. The distance is 10
miles and trips are to be made once week
for compensation of So, 500 per annum.
Southern Missouri has been visited by
a most disastrous flood. Whole farms 10
the valley Of Spring river, Center creek
aud other streams, have been washed away,
leaving nothing but rocks aud gravel.
Live stock Of all kinds were drowned iu
large numbers.
Judge Lewis has made up his mind
that he will not hold a term of Court at
Colville this summer. The reason of this
is, that since tho new Indian reservation
has been set aside, including the county
seat of Stevens the Judge thinks he has
no right to hold Court on an Indian reser-
walton.
General Wright, at the State Con-
veutiou at Atlanta, Georgia, May 3Oth,
was in favor of abiding the action of the
Baltimore Convention, but would support
Greeley in preference to Grant. Resolu-
tons were unanimously passed by the Con-
ventiou favor of an alliance with the Lib.
eral party. This is index Of the popular
feeling in that State.
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nS5r A large assortment of the choicest
brands of Wines, Liquors Cigars and Tobacco,
at San Francisco prices for cash, at
F. X LOuTHAN's
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~ Call and try some of the very choices
brands Of Wines aud Liquors, just received
per Clara Light, by FIX. Journals.
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D6 Goods constantly arriving per sail anG
steam, and will be sold at San Francisco
prices for cash, by +. h LOTHIAN.
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eaE- \ splendid stock of Geaeral Groceries,
consisting Of over 500 packages, jus, received
by the ship Whdrosd, which will sell Low
for CASH than any other house on the Sound.
FIX. LOTHIAN,
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A GENCY of tho United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association is at Rothschild &
Co.'s, where q full stock of their different
wines can always he found.
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e The sky was cloudy, the atmosphere
cool, business duh and the streets dusty
yesterday. 4t
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"a Extra Family Flour, Corn, Dat and
Buckwheat Meal and Hominy Low FOR CASH,
at +. X. LoUruAN's.
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~ Hon. George W. Julian, Of Indiana
proposes to visit this coast and stump Cal.
ifornia for the Cincinnati Platform and
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