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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-20

G3REWEk.
%@rth GermGD Yloyds

&@rth dermnD YloydS
SFSSf5 SETWEEN BREMEN ND NEW ORLEANS
0lA HAvRE, Southampton AND HAVANA.
oSA Tie Steamships of the NOrtb
ME1ak6NH German Lloyd sill resume theig
regular trips as follows
From Bremen. Srom&ey0Orleana
haNNQgER September l8e October 20
STRASRURG.. October I6. EUtemher o.
FRANKFURT. November I'D December "a
koBLN.... ....December IS. January rs q
FRASKFCRT. JANUARY %. March
STRASSBURCh. February 49, Marcb g.
Further days of departure will be advertised here.
after.
She steamers touch outward at Uavre and Hay.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South.
ampton 90 l0nd and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
STSE SI4Vnen, Southampton or Havre 20 Havana
or New Orleans
sanln' .''o0so. O..'.........,.. O. $3.50 gold.
H'Fei"S%.. 'ss'o ................... 40 gold.
$Tsn ReW Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
HavTU5 OF Bremeu.
SaDn eooo.eo,....a..o ........., asf50 gold.
o"oolftSt' IS gold.
From Rev Orleans to Havana.
Sipln O'-...,... .........I..- 81 81 currency.
- StoeTage...... 70 currency.
Sassage tickets from interior places IN Germany
and 1r0m Bremen, Southampton OF Havre TO Neg
0rleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. STOCKMEYER l. CO. Agenta
aus ly No. q Union street.
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IMPORTS

C0LOS AND PORT Notwithstanding 9nag q
Heigs- = 1910 in specie and sundrIes
NEWPORT-Ship Iris-5665 bars railroad iyOl. 1850
6Sls GsL 1lstte los bags bolts
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STEAMSHIPS,
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


COMPANY
Of first class, fulEpowered Clyde-built screw
steamers buiit expressly for the New OreaL 9 and
New York trade. To sail regularly between LIv.
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight al
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
Kingdom or the cont ent of Europe, and all parts
of the United States and the Dominion OF Canada.
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINI HSOTA, 1000 tons register. Captain Hamlin
ALABAMA, 24OO tons register commence. Building
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register. ....,.. Building
VIRGINIA. 2500 tons register .............B Building
GEORGIA, 250U tons register. Building
RRA For Liverpool Direcb.-The
<INsEs5 new steamship
aSssSsssssEskzzsz5 LOUISIANA,
James Stewart Comm ander,
her way TO Liverpool, will leave that port
for New orleans November IS. And the new steam.
slip
Captain Hamlin,
viii follow December l.
The vessels of this line will stop at Bordeaux
Liverpool.
Due notice, will be given of the days OF sailing
from New Orleans.
Return tickets available for SIX aON3a3S ct
reduced rates.
No charge Tor medicine or medical attendance
Aoney orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to par
ties DESTROYS o. sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention.
For qIeight or passage, having unsurpassed ac-
e@PSIn@da'ions, apply to -,
SO 80 Carondelet street, New Orleans
ROSS, SKOLFIELD y CO.,
30 Chapel street Liverpool. 4
fEWlS r. MERROW Il CO..
ssi9 ig 40. 65 Great CLYDE Street, Glasgow.
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Mrs. Siokles, the young Spanish wife of
our Minister in Madrid, has presented her
husband with soy.
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SteamehiD Kelso. Foilett, foV New York, iG ssIass
Steamer Creole, Hopkins for Mobile
snip Moses Day, WuodwOrth, for HAVE
British schSoNeV Mischief. Aunt4To 3oG Sri!lo via
EaGanS
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Monelary--Co Commercial.
MONETARY.
0FFlGg OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TEsrRsnAY FuRNINE Decernher IQ I8I2

WFFIJB UF-Thb UaI9I EEFI FLIUaN1 I
THURSDAY EVENING, December 49, 1872.
The money market was without any par
ticular change to-day in its general tone, or
variation in street rates. The demand for
discounts at most of the banks continued
fair, but all approved paper was readily &C
cepted. The offerings on the street were Of
fair extent, and the reported transactions
were atabout previous rates. We continue
to quote first class paper at G1A " month;
Al at +, and second class al 2. First class
mortgage paper is still quoted at 10 + cent
Y annum, and second class at p
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SOwSOAS@o

Calhoun. wright, qrom the Passes-Gows ddown
and TO sea, 10th instant, briggs J ? Henderson
AM Khghs, aud schooner WGllamirs brought
H8 ehiQs queen of England end 6rio
STEAMBOATS,.
CHacfita Belle Blanks, from IaRe Prev iHsncS
FRANK PargOud. White. from Argyle Landing
Bradish johnson. BrathUrton TN Lower a1OssS
Smp're Jeanfreau, from Lower Cease
Turner. RusR from Cairo
Nenry Tete DalfereB. from Donal6sopgillp
BanuOck City, Ball. from st James
Southwestern. Jacobs from vic!labuyS
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RAILROADS

CHANGE OF TIME
VIA
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
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2 kDIEs' IaA4R STORE

GEORGE T. SHILLING.
30. 38l Pry AIDES street opposite jefferson School
near Dryades Market
Ladies wishing to purchase anything in the
HAIR LINE, offer my large stock or CRateIaine
Plaits, Switches. Puts, Frzettes, Curls Of ali
styles etc. all OF my own manufacture from the
lightest to the darkest shades. I don't saw that /
SCI! cheaper than anybody else, but my prices will
sun every body. Ladies' would solicit your early
engagements elsewhere. -
sonable prices. " -
Al country otders promptly attended to.
r. l nave also large and splendid assortment of
Fahcy and jet Ornaments; Fancy and Jet Sets:
Jet, Horn and Shell Bands; Bracelets of All Se,
scrlptlons, and other articles too numerous to
mention, at prices TO sHit the tinles al In
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@8R HAVAN4.
TsscAt0s at @edar Keys aud Ke5 West,
%'ar@yfng the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
81 The New Orleans, BIorIdn
<%$E@@MasSs sud Havana Steamship Connarv
TsEo4kGG9 will dispatch their new and u1sup
passed fast passenger steamship
qBAVANAaa
3. ". PENNINGTON. Commander
WEDNESDAY,, December Is, 1872
FE0aS 9h@ fooP Of Calliope street. Fret Distric,
BATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havans6 To Cedar Keyg
GFSblu-- sssoOSSe .e..,.......S $40 t&25
Sttefss56 70
Iurodsh bills OF lading issued to al points oU
Inc OF railroads in Florida and on the St John
river also, to New York, Savannah an Charleston
through bills of lading and passage tickets river
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, aud landing freight or
wharf at Tampa
&0Re but the c0mpany's bills OF ;a&lng strnsa
and none signed after sailing of The steamer
Splendid passenger ACCOMMODATIONS and througl
tickets given to above points.
30 freight received withuup psrpa9 from the Of
ice
Ses s'Uis h9 OF e&ssage apply eo
]. z. ROBERTS 9rNasn1ep o
No. l20 Common street
over che LUusiaus National Bans
YtI@ steamship MA6GARBT follows OF WE'D.
as9.1as. JANUARY |. de5 18
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NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
~ estate OF the late Robert Geddps are requested
10 MAKE pay nenS, and those having claims will
present Lhem TO HENRY RENSHAW
uel lOl IestanemtarY Execution
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On and otter Ocrober ~.

Trains will arrive and depart as follows.
DEPART. ARPrrv
Express..:.... A. NJ Representatives.. ,',.. p W
Mail 2. NJ. Mail los ; q q
accommodation P. NJ. Accommodation, 9:OS A. n
Mail train runs daily. Express daily, EXCEPT Sunds1
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ITEMS AB08R .THE TI9IES.9

~ w documentary Executor.
ITEMS ABusE THE TIaIES.9
FhE SHINES e}OUAgSya sB0xe
Viii its cost in fuel in one reu1.
- vii 0uFIsss any @eI@S % qoYe . 2o euiao eh3
metal.
IT gill e'0b s@ats aud sIe4da IN q, s1eqte9 ege
It e bfoil rs well as e qangO.
Ono 70 jssAs @h~Stast stove in tbsta1or aeg
HESRS PERRY,
agaht SOr the Times Cooking stove,
fnh9 " st Up No lei Poydras street
NOTICE. ..-.=--------70TlCE
The death OF our mr. 8 W. SEYMOUR will make
no change in the firm. The business will be con.
Quoted The SANG as heretofore
oBOSrICK & SEYMOUR
Nos. IS and II Front street,
Geo I'm Nos 46 and AZ Fulton street
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE REPgBEICAS i
Friday, December 20, 1872 4
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE H. 1879.
CLEARED.

steamship am city Of wa:hngtSn B Jameson kiver
Steamship Bladsworth Br Gags, Hull E-Wendt
Steamship Assyria Br), Smith, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Holsatia NG), Barends, Hamburg-Kun-
Steamship Leo, Dearborn. savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship South Carolina Beckett charleston-H
Bark 81 dtaD, Cuneo, Falmouth, E-slocovich Co.
Bark Maria giuseppe QtaD, Rel, Londonderry-A r
BARK Chance Na) urich, Cork Faimouth-Funch,
bark Harmony Br). Stephens. Queenstown Fal
: Bark Saga Nor), Jorsensen, observation-disclosures 4
BsTE wavelet Rr, Christopher, rernambuco-Pender
Bark Carlton, Trecartn, cardenas-Brett, Son Co :,
Rssi Huron pr Roy P'ssu fsMJ
grig 8 suppicich oSG, Plasena, sevins-retsns .
Brig Hssst ospl, Mirsndel!, Barcelona-E Puig Co
brig curacao tbr Lockhart Curscoa-Jos fouike's
Brig Robt Movie, Abbott, Barbados-H Trowbrdse's
PfYS oSS Ewe
. schr G Dame, Beverage, Tarpum Bay Eleuthera)-
schr Rebecca A Atwood, Baker, Nassau-B Weinberg.
schr Mary Jane tBD, Albury, Harbor IsandJas Doug
schr cortland gr|. Conn, WINDSOR Hersey,
:! schr 9 Mullins OBJ, Crane Parrsboro Ns-D De
schr Matilda M, Merrman Parrsboro-D R Dewolf !
sS ETsx fsys
sshr ay %srY Ps
rs saSr Nathan c.avs. Atwood Perth Am.oy-p Wen
sohr Idella Small, Robbins, Belfast-B weubers.
schr + K Saunders, Smith, Observation-Disclosures Baw-
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer Steamer S hS PAWS Ms, PnsSSpha
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Mohcan Is ordered out
|of commission. She viii lay up at Mare Island.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Cha mpionship Contest Between the
Boston Mine and the Athletics OF Phila-
dclphia-Tcn Thousand Persons ON the
Gr0unds-An Accident to the Grand
stand-victory for the Bostonians-The
ScOre.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n Courts OF different States legal everywhere deser
ton, &C. sufficient cause; no publicity required; no
charge until divorce granted; consulta ton free.
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the courts different STATES No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner every State.
+. l. KING, CounselloratLaw, 363 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
"A. corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from 8 A. NJ. to ST. M.
BARGAINS IN TEAS COFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisions; warranted to suit the palates and the
po'"''' y wy ' 260 Greenwich street, New York
MIRROR HAS a MASTER IN TRUTH.-sTATIsTICs
prove going in a straight line to better
rage of health. claim that
BRANDRETH's PILLS
are the main of this They daily overcoming
foolish prejudice and the world will finally admit their
wonderful virtues Even they are used by millions
Of families And just as sure as Error has Master in
Truth so sure will Brandrcths Pills fualy become the
adopted medicine of NIL mankind.
HUMAN HAIR SALE OUNCE, 81 INCH SWITCHES
III first quality Hair not dyed, only $2 The only nnr
importer who rctaiis ut wholesale prices CHARLES v.
PECKHAM, 6s7 Broadway, near Anity ST. Cut this out.
WopFIcE' CAisiNET AND MERCANTILE FURNL
= TURE MANUFACTURER,
o. Ann and l63 william street New York.
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This game has long been looked forward to as ono
OF the most important Of the season, ana a large
amount OF money changed hands on its result The
next game OF the Athletic vs. Boston series will
probably be played in Philadelphia, though IL is
thought they may play game here during the first
week OF the Jubilee.
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Steamships Scotia, and Wyoming, Livcrpool; A@yria,
llasow.
Wind at sunset sW, light
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L,oR sALE--AT NORTHPORT, L. LA HANDSOME
II Country seat and Farm of twenty acres overlook
ing Long Island sound for thirty miles, and short walk
therefrom modern house. slate root twelve rooms, in
Of $50 fruit bea Ing trees small fruits Of all knis land IN
and healthest places in the vicinity of New York;
about forty mies from this city, by railroad, and one
with stock AMI furniture II required Apply to G. N
Ped, s77 Fulton street, Brooklyn, where photograph
OF the place may be seen.
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STOEAuE WAREHOuSEs-6o3 G32 AND es4 HUDSON
y street; fp Grccnw ch street and 10 Abingdon square
Office ss Hnson street, near West Iwelh suee6, Tor
parnn,uls me cheapest hest manased and mod re.
spvusitsa ~stsbli .hmcnt IN New YORK
u. IAGuART. PriIrIatnr and ManA~sa
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Grant Republicans of Indiana hay,
nominated Mr.. William Williams, the present Congress
man from the Xth District for the additional Congress
at Large, and Mr.. Jonathan W. Gordon Tor inc at
diti0nal electOr
All the daily Democratic papers of Alabama
have hoisted the Greeley ticket and there is little doub
that the weekles do at the earliest possible date
The white people are seq %n 9f inc ~
A telegram received in Washington says that
the Hon. W. H. II. stoweu nominated for Congress
by the regular Convention of the vth District at Farm
Vile, Virginia, yesterday Porter is an independent
candidate having boed when he found the Convention
overwhelmingly opposed TO him.
1t is said that the declinatiOn of Washing
ton De PAW the Liberal Reform candidate for Leuten
antGOveGnor of Indiana has been in the hands OF the
has BEEN ten to the Rev w. y Browning Of Brown
County, but he has not yet accepted
Speaking of the formation of Greeley and
Brown Club in MorTisania, recently, with Gustavus
Levy as President Dr. Ludwig link Vice-President,
and r. Pfond as Secretary, prominent German Repub
can says healthy and enthusiastic spirit has been
aroused and predict efficient work from the tried old
German Republicans who constitute the Club"
At a regular meeting of the William OCOn-
nell Democratic Association OF the Seventeenth ward
held at their hail. No. l39 Firstave on Wednesday
Ming was UNANIMOUSLY resolved u SUPPORT lte non
Horace Greeley for President OF the United states aDo
Graft Brown for Vice President AZ the COMING
association are: John Conner, Presidents r. W. Has
enack First Vice President; John Keller second Vice
President; Thomas smith, Treasurer; Thomas r. Nash
Secretary.
AT q. M, yesterday, Mr.. Greeley went to
breakfast at the house of John Mack. No Se5 Fiithave
About persons were present. Among those present
were Archbishop McClOskey Col John Hay Judge Bos
worth, circumstance Benz. f: ManieTre, Judge
Michael Connolly, and William O'Brien The meeting
was wholly informal, no speeches being made ,IIs.
at the Glenham Hotel 1t is understood that the Com.
pose of formally announcing the action of the COnyen
ton at Baltimore will visit him this noon.
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der no dogma of their party faith. The DEM
ocrats give I'D nothing but few Anticipated
preiudces. On the one hand there is frank
recognition of the rights and honor OF an adj
versary who has been fairly beaten in hard
fight and a proposal of friendship. On the
other there is an acceptance OF the situation,
and hearty response to the amlcaoie over
lures of the victorious party. The issues
which once divided the Union are set at rest,
and in settling the new ones which are now
arising there is no reason why Republicans
and Democrats should not stand upon the
same nlatform and vote for the same candi-
dates. When, therefore, the partisans of Gen.
Grant ransack the files of THE TRIBUNE in
search of the severe things Mr.. Greeley has
said against Democrats in past years they are
only wasting their time. Mr.. Greeley, as
everybody knows, was q hard fighter while
ing an enemy with rose-leaves; but he never
was q vindictive enemy, and since the war
closed he has been q generous friend
1t is not to his discredit then, as the Admin
istration organs affect to think, that he should
find such earnest supporters among the men
who fought under Lee and StOnewall Jackson.
Do they imagine that Mr.. Greeley has
turned SecessiOnist7 Has he become an ap0l-
ogist for treason Is he plotting for another
war; Or has he only applied to the people of
the South the same rule which the Declaration
of independence applied to the people of Great
Britain, and insisted that we must "hold them
Gas we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in
"war, in peace friends"7 When the COnven-
= w 80 ohnoEaH
to read that the bands played "My Mary
landn and "Dixie;" but it suppresses the
fact that the bands played alternately with
these Southern songs the national airs, and the
"John Brown hymn, and the Battle Cry
"of Freedom and that tho Southern
delegates heard them with cheers and wild
hurrahs. This tells the whole story of
the great political revolution of which
the Baltimore Convention marks the for
nal beginning. The sectionalism that has
cursed American politics 80 long has passed
away. Henceforth North and South are united
as one country, animated by the same patriot
ism and pursuing the same aims. If the par
tisans Of repression and vengeance would only
look at things as they are, and remember that
the war is over and that everybody except
themselves has forgotten the animosities and
heart-burnings of the war, they would see that
the South is filled with a new and loyal spirit,
and under its influence is entering upon a
bright, happy, and prosperous career. 1t Is
impossible to overrate the Importance of this
change to the whole country, and the true pat
riot of whatever section must be grateful to
the Liberal party, in whose wise offers of fell
lowship the Southern people first found help
and encouragement.
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THE NEW SOUTH.

Dispatches from the South indicate that
everywhere through the late Confederacy the
action of the Baltimore Convention is hailed
with enthusiasm. A few years ago if Horace
Greeley had ventured into Georgia or South
Carolina he would have been hanged On the
nearest lamp-post. Now his name is cheered
70 the echo in every Southern city, and the
ex-slaveholders and soldiers of the Rebellion,
the men who always made Southern opinion,
are unanimously IN favor of electing him Pres
ident. Yet Mr.. Greeley has not changed his
principles nor repudiated his record. He is
TODAY what he has always been, the advocate
of equal rights and impartial justice; and
those who pretend that he has been unfaith-
ful n his own professions are guilty of sheer
dishonesty, for which Mr. Greeley's words or
actions furnish no sort of palliaticn.
The alliance in fact between the Democracy
and the Liberal Republicans is equally honor
able to both sides, The Republicans surren-
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aelp'2lork Daily gtibmar&.
FRIDAY, JULY Y, 1872.

Tho Proportional Representation bill was defeated n
the House OF Commons. 80 Mr. Stanley OF The Herald
has sailed from Alden for England 80 delegation
from the stafOrdshire Poteres presented testimonial
H. John Bright - President Theirs is sustained by
ms Assembly in his position taxation. 60 The law
for the banlshm5Qt Of the Jesuits from Germany is
promulgated go Valmaseda will renquish his COM
mand in Cuba to-day. =- The troubles between Hayti
and the United States settled. 80 War is imminent
between Brazil and the Argentine Republic.
Seven men were killed and seven wounded by rail-
way accident in West Virginia. - Evidence for the
defense was presented in Judge Prinde's trial. So
Gov b. G-atz Brown spoke at New-Haven.
Horace Greeley was serenaded at the Lincoln Club
house. and speeches were made by representatives Vi
several States 49, Evidence in the Stokes case was
olosed aud Mr. Tremain summed up for the defense.
- The orange parade will probably be peaceful
demonstration . Gold, ia, 1l4t. Thermometer Sl'
$50 1872
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,


CAMPAIGN TRACTS on THE PRESENT ISSUES
VIII be published at
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE DURING THE CANVASS.
The following are ready, in pamphlet form;
No. l.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CoSvEN-
Cincinnati, May l, 2, and B. 1872, with Horace
GTeeeys Letter Of Acceptance and the Address OF the
Ncw-YOrk State Committee Price, cents per copy; 81
per 100. If y mail, cents per copy; IS copies for
dollar.
No..
Mr.. GREELEY's RECORD on THE QUESTIONS OF AM
MISTY AND RECONSTRUCTION from the hour OF Gen.
Lees SurTendcrTuTee cents per copy 81 20 per 100
SO so per 1000 Or by mall cents per copy; 70 for
dollar.
Mob
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4.
THE PHILADELPHIA FAILURE; A REVIEW OF GRANTS
RENOMINATION-A brief, pithy and caustc Indictment
Of the Administration and its bunders. BY Theodore
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We shall issue on Saturday full report OF
the Baltimore Convention, including the
speeches and resolutions, and other campaign
notes. Sheet form Quarter TRIBUNE sheet,
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