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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-10
GLEANINGS.

A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
organized Thursday Ia Long Island city and hand
some banner 2Ox3O feet in size, displayed An en-,
thusiastc meeting in 5ayins Hal ratified the Liberal
nominations.
The Republican Convention of the With
Congress District OF NewJersey will be held In Paterson
sept4 Bergen County will send 26 delegates, Morris,
49, and Passaic. A. Mayor futile, Gen. Hoxsey of Pat
ersUn Gen I. B. Van Buren, and Col W. w. Phelps OF
Engewood and judges Quackenbush and Yoorhs are
talked Of as candidates for nomination
The Central Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club Of Jersey City held regular meeting on Thursday
night at Humboldt Hail, No. 1856 Newarkaye. At least
500 persons the hail. and many could not gain
admittance This club has only been organized few
weeks and composed almost exclusively OF Grant men
of 20. About 200 members are enlOlleu. O@hg W
deserters the Payonia Grant and wilson CluD haS ho
heen ohe 10 get quorum tho last four weeks, and
the headquarters" are now III the basement OF PIT
vate house.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
organized ON wednesday evening in the Twelfth Assem-
bly, District at No go seconds by the election OF the
following officers Henry Woltman, President; X H.
Bishop DanelHanley, vicePresidents; John H. Roberts
Recording Secretary; John III. Zimmerman flnaneiai
Secretary; Joseph MoVey U'eT r re-
adopted to the effect that the election OF the Liberal can
ddates will restore peace to the country anu noAc'S W
the highest offices OF the GoVernmehl'
The selection of Congressman at Large, on
the side of the winning party in NewYork begins to at
tract the general attention Of politicians The World
the other day. suggested some strong reasons In FAVOR OF
Samuel s. Cox who has been thrown by recent changes
into the same district with James Brooks The main
feature of The Worlds argument is that fraction Of the
population OF New-York, nearly enough To form
a separate Congress District, has been Jus, Gls
Sroncbised in the new changes and that
therefore New-York has "A more legitimate right imam
any other part OF the State can have TO Cohsfessh
of Large given to equaze the deficient representation
For the GOyernoPshp there Is large list OK names pre-
sented in The World and other Democratic Journals
seems generally understood that Gov Holman VIII not
he candidate for reelection Mr. Francis herman Is
cenddate and warmly pressed: so Is Cafkson N rot
Ser of New Gen SOcum OF Brooklyn Is also men
Toned and there are half dozen others or equal prom
nence I'm many quarters desire Is expressed 10 nave
JudCe SANFORD f. Church become candidate, but II mao
moi Tet been ascertaned whether lie would be willing TO
accept the nomination.
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DIED.
BARR0N-In Bro,


BARRONn Brooklyn the Clinton Hotel 23i and 20 fe0o 81
Henry ". Barron NJ D.. the 33ih year Of his q.
Church Charles Boroeo sdney-plaee, Al 10 oe"
SaariaY morning. August 10. ls73
BESNET-oa FrIIy Augase 1871 Charles H. iBenne "a hs ss
TGe .ges and friends family and those Of his brother. hrs
LAID James respectfully invited % attend The uner Ion tas
residence OF bis father BenDet % Monrest, bspdsy
August II, 1872, at l o'clock p ~
COPPRLL-On Geoe Of George and eoa Ghas
ham Coppsll eyed years sn1 ~ mouhs II, -, a..l,..
at M suady the I'm inst nom the fesden betsJ
st. Claremon JerseT City ilght-
cowANAt EagwOod " J. Oh inst John = Ceva7 ,.,v. 4.
Northern Railroad at and ocOcA, from loot Of ChamDftssI
cRosBY-At Montsir n j. Thursday August Is3 Martha H.
wife OF Judsh Crosby In the 05th year Of her age
HALSTEADAt her late residence, 10 Rutsons Hohoson
Jane Haead OF David llabtead aged 70 years sA'
Due notice Of the funeral sill be given.
IRwNon the 9th inst, Elizabeth beloved wife Of "''m 'HH
The Tesys ard friends Of the family respectfully nEei 70 site.s
sunday without further ints0a hsr
remains will be taken TO Greenwood for aterment
Chicago payers please copy.
LOCKWOODAt Stanford Conn., August james r. onS ci o.
James Lewis and Eliza Lockwood aged nonths ana say'
m Saturday without farther notice
PLUMMBRA Pn6ei n j. wednesday August T. l2 Of PscsIf
SIS Whts wife Of John l.. PummeG -.
IN from late resdence. l2 Heny-st Brooklyn
PRYOR-On morning Of the 9th inst at h retenoe, No. -
Gnnercy Park james w. Pryor IN Tie 5ith Of bis
10th Est o'clock Relatives anu feads arc rsPeNsaS
invited to attend.
widow Of John SanKay, in the Stth year Of her age
Reityes sn friends age respectfully invited 9 atssd iss ilner g,
from Of her sonnaw, Mr. james b. Nns No os
sacketst Brooklyn. Sunday August H. at O'Clock m
Nes jersey papers please copy.
sATTEgLEB-At Bat Eien, NJ Desert Maine, on Weinesi4
evening August George O. sst;eree otb city, The 7e Je"
RelSss and friends respectfully nyieI attend &c fsnsr
10th nstt az II O'CLOCK
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THE NATIONAL COUNCILS.

NEWS AT THE LIBERAL HEADQJAEihho'
The Headquarters of the Liberal Republican
National Executive Committee at the Glenham HOtel'
were very quiet yesterday. The clerks posted large
number Of campaign documents but the number OF Wis
nors was small Among those who called were senator
Eugene Casserly, California; Gen. Henry A. Barnum
Syracuse n. "; the Rev. DR.. Spinner, D. d. Haniahah'
Ruta nd VT Among the letters received during the day
was one from Chattanooga, Tenn, wherein the writer
says:
The ACQUISITIONS 10 the Liberal ranks come not only
from INC Grant party, but from the few Democrats VINO
were inclined to be straightout We have now com
plcted the organization Oh our Greeley ana Brown
and shall do good service in the campaign For Pfesl
dent we have Harry Wilcox. one OF the delegates 10 tno
Cincinnati Convention The Recording 5eefetary Is
Major Thomas p. Kirby, who was Union 0ihcer during
the war serving with regiment OF cOlOfed troops
think Greeley aud Brown Will carry this city.
gentleman writing from South Carolina says
find that many Of the more intelligent negroes are
getting very re8tYo and suspicious under their carpet
bag leaders, and ready for change. Gov Scott Is
very unpopular, and am satisfied that upon MS coming
think IL very important that the c00red people ifshis
State and throughout the South should be Informed as to
MI Grecley's career.
prominent lawyer, writing from Texas, presents the
Southern view Of the political situation as follows;
The Democracy of Texas viii he almost unit for
Greeley and Brown. There arc stlll few ironclad
straightOuts but tho alternative IS paaly Cincinnati
Philadelphia, Greeley or Grant and they will take
Greeley The principles OF the Liberal Republicans, as
promulgated az Cincinnati not essentially different
from those OF the Democratic party and the Democracy
OF Texas will meet Cincinnati half way, and pillunte
TO save the nation from the centralem now ~
imminent. Tho whites OF the South feel more keeny
the necessity Of exchanging bayones and military In
than you OF the GOrth For whatever may DO writ
ten or said OF VI. with tho exception VI the earpebag
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

EX-SENATOR ROLLINS DECLARES FOR GREELEY
SENATOR SUMNER INVITED TO MAKE CAM
PAIGN SPEECHEs-CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
JUDGE DAvI5'5 POSITION.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THB TRIBUNB.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. a-E. A. Rollins, who
recently resigned the Craftsmanship of the Grant Execu
tive State Committee Of New Hampshire has come ont
in favor OF Greeley and Brown, and has written long
letter giving lis reasons therefor.
Senator sumner has received invitations from the Re
pubcans of Boston, Philadelphia and New-York TO de-
liver addresses the political situation T. W. Hayden
OF Boston writes TO the Liberal Republican Committee
here that Mr. Summers friends there satisfied that
he viii accept their invitation and that it signed by
a majority Of the merchants and prominent men Of the
city
George W. Nares one Of tho assistant boOkkeepers OF
the House Of Representatives, has been Informed that as
he Is an active supporter OF Greeley and Brown and was
appointed by Senator FentOn of HewYork that his SER
vices will not be needed longer than Sept 1.
1t been frequently stated by the Grant organs
that Justice Davis of the Supreme Court would support
Grant instead Of Greeley in the coming election. it is
well enough to say that after the nomination or Mr.
Greeley at Cincinnati he expressed satisfaction at the
result of the Convention and that the movement had his
warmest sympathy. He moro than once announced
his intention TO vote for the candidates and has lately
reiterated that intention.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Schurz will speak in German in
Chicago tonight Later in the campaign he will speak
In English In the same city
The Grant Republicans of California have
nominated sherman o. Houghton for Congress III the
WITH District. aud H. +. Page in the I'D.
The Grant Republicans of California have
nominated the following Presidential electors Claus
spreckels, J. E. Hale, J. o. Goodwin. Dr. T. II. Bose,
j. b. FELTON,, and Gen. j. f. Miller
Gen. Fitzpatrick addressed a very large as
sembage of Liberals at Lockport last evening The
largest hall in the city was densely crowded and large
number OF people were unable TO gain admission
Beaver County in the southern section OF
Utah has given 60 majority for Maxwell for Delegate TO
Coupress This is the first county carried by the
Gentes in Utah, aud there Ii consequently great re-
Jolclng
A dispatch to The Salt Lake City Journal
candidate for Congress- ahead The returns are not
All in The contest was hard fought and the Grant men
are still hopeful fOr Clagett
Senator DOolittle and Hiram p. CrOzier, who
have been speaking together at Portland Bddeford. and
Bath. Me- have separated account Of the great dc
and for sneakers Senator DOOttle spoke at Lewiston
on Monday night and Mr.. Crozer at skowhegan Mr..
Crozer speaking now III Somerset County, speaker
Baine's district.
Liberalism is becoming infectious in New
Uampshire The state press is filed with letters from
prominent Republicans repudiating Grant and declaring
for Greeley The more recent aocessiOns Charles g.
Hawthorne lifelong and efficient Republican of Hop
kinton: Col John L. Kelley, stanch Republican,
formerly City Marshal and now member OF the Clgy
Council Of Manchester; A. w. Bartlett OF Manchester,
who stumped the state last Spring for the Republicans
Cen Matt Head of Hooksett, Acknowledgement during
the war: j. b. Upbam Of Portsmouth, brother OF the
late judge Upham, and stephen GOrham OF Gorham.
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nASsENGERS ARRITEp.

,o,, ,,vupNU, .eirship Rlel Aug. 9-ceds5in hoTneF
f.i a. Wc,s, and Peter Scha Jacob Dan, .ai I.t
ana we ~ - family Mar.e CTorer L. Rosenthh T. Liont
@ LAT H. Seheb M! Ans and SON. ~ "a s , err De- r.
ht sAa' g1ob Hnnehs Aiehei Hnrehs Shas h0Iof'h "
Sehe'nS. ,S Esspp Thornton Mr. Fge, ani nml NJ,
a, ,n Alirl Ayers. WA Wilson, J4 Moses d ~ asstn w.
m Wsier ltoule WIFE Benz Hushton Alex 1eita, Jas
henan LStfl John Hnl aad wife Geo Mitchell VIM oloouI and
10 Wr j Oauthers Ms, Csuhers Nm orasord fss Jessie
VIZ ~ r. Marshall Alex McDonad Jas kon aad sie Mis-
1910 kou Jss II Kirton. David NJ kron Miss Ahea Krtcn
Klron Peter Clara, John Narira1 A Barron
~ N,s,n and wife, Peter 0arr0ch John hken, Mis-
~ Mlss ~ A. webb H. Merry and wife Geo fshetngham and
W. NJ Py Pothernehm David Sempe Miss kmpe Miss Mari
pdh Miss whitewgbt Rev Robert Court Mr. Hector Mss Hector
Ves Mcdonald Mss Mcdonald, j. d. MOORE John w Snrat
coros fAer Phps Miss Wilson John r. ARer and wife Las Nil
ier Robt Beerige Nicolas ng John Ira Mia OOanor
H. A Tupser Th1a Mailman, R8v a. r. Hale Dan eAIy u
isay Prnk keaiaaer Prank foa.sT ptsbs H. Pset Mrs VA
tsrs, @r Cesea, MIs, gohsg. a. tElsSs,
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THE NEW-JERsEY CANVASS.

MEETING OF THE LIBERAL STATE COMMITTEE.
A secret meeting of the Liberal State Re-
publican Committee held at Taylors Hotel in Jersey
CITY yesterday afternoon, TO take action IN the matter
of NowJcrsey Republican representation in the National
Executive Committee. Among the prominent members
present were W. L. Flagg Of Union County, L. b. Pye OF
Mercer Israel Gerry Of Essex; ]. L. swayze Of sus
sex; G. Fisher of MddleseX Adds Hays OF Burlington;
Col Allen of Hunterdon, and the Hon. James L. seove
H. H. Snyder presided and Jacob W. Starr acted as Sec
rotary.
After discussion which lasted three hours, the fol-
lowing was adopted by q unanimous vote; $500
Eod the question Of appointing member OF the National
Executive Committee this body place o the Hon James NJ
Sove appointed by the Cincinnati Convention be indefinitely
postponed.
W. L. Flagg OF the Committee on Organization made
q very favorable report Of the advancement OF Liberal
principles throughout the State He said that the ind
cations OF united action throughout the State between
the Liberal Republicans and Democrats was all that
could be desired land that large majortes were pre-
dcted in almost all the counties for Greeley and Brown
Active preparations were making by both Democrats
and Liberal Republicans for the joint Conventions to be
held at Trenton on Sept. IL.
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pENNSYLYANIA POLITICS.
nARTRANFT'S RUMoRED WITHDRAWAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.I


-. JBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsBI
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-On receipt of adj
vices from THE TRIBUNE office of renewal Of the re-
port that artranft about TO be withdrawn from the
State ticket here instantly to track down the rumor
In no welinformed quarter which have been able 70
reach can there be found the slightest reason for be-
leyng it, any person who puts ialth in H.
No ono OF the newspaper ohces knows any
thing about 1t; the politicians are equally
ignorant II seems in auy incredible, because the
time for rational withdrawal has passed Hartranfts
friends and he has plenty of them are now vehementy
committed support would feel outraged at MIS-
withdrawal that such maneuver would inevitably
lose the Administration ticket more votes than would
gain With proper work side, Of which regret
to say there is not yet enough visible victory has
therefore been skfuy arranged for us by the party
whose inftuous blindness first nominated Hartranft
and then delayed Withdrawing him until TO withdraw
was more dangerous than to go on.
1t Is reported here, on authoritative advices from
Washington that Col Forney leaves the city the first
of next week Tor California He will remain absent until
the latter part OF October
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GERMAN ORGANIZATION.

The President of the Central Committee OF
the German Greeley and Brown Campaign Clubs has
appointed the members of the Executive Committee In
the Assembly Districts and the members at large The
Executive Committee is composed of the following
Theodore G. Glaubensklee, Dr. FeOdOre Mierson John
Dlger Franz yennO, CbristOph Bcndinger, charles
Kinkei, John II. Zimmerman, James Goldschmldt lst
Assembly District, Claus Puckhafer; Id Jacob h0ehle;
I'D Henry Peters; WITH Prof Heinrich Ahrens; lth T.
Kaiser WITH Cassimir Krenkel: With Simon schltz-
XIith Aaron AarOns; KILN, Hartwg Gerckei AlIth,
Peter Cook; XVIII John II. Tetjen; XVIII, Emil HUI
che; XXth Franz KOehey; XXIst, i. Br0si Al large,
Henry Mailman, Charles T. Mendt. meeting TOT or
gaDizatiOn will be held next Monday at r. nl at No
IfG East FOureenthst.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

JUDGE JEwETT NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN
THE COLUMBUS DIsTRICT-EDWARD osiih
CHOSEN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR'
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
COLUMBUS, Aug. 9.-The Democratic ana
Liberal Republican District Convention to nominate
candidate for Congress in this capital district was heu III
Lancaster yesterday and to-day TWAS In session an
yesterday, last night till O'clock, and until O'Clock To-
day. The candidates before II for nomination were
Hugh j. Jewett, L. T. Bingham, and Level
lynn Baber of Franklin County, Wayne Grls-
void OF Pickaway County Philadelph Van Trump
OF Fairfield County, and VIM Fisk OF Perry County The
Convention ballOted 1O tines when the Hon. Hugh j.
Jewett was nominated by vote OF 70, to GO for Van
Trump This nomination gives great satisfaction in the
district Judge Jewett will doubtless be elected by
heavy majority Edward Smith, Liberal Republican
of Rockaway County, nominated for Presidential
eector The reports from oil parts OF the State OF
a most gratifying character for Greeley.
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LETTER FROM ARABELLA GODDARD.

AraDella Goddard, VINO ranks as inc HIsJ
pianist OF the age speaks In glowing terms OF the Amer
can Piano and calls the Weber Piano unsurpassed any
where and undppr0ached In America. 40
BREYOOET HOUSE, July o. 1872.
Only DEAR Mr. WEBER: On the eve OF my departure
for Europe cannot refrain from thanking you Tor your
very kind attentions during my stay and 10 assure you
of my great regret that my contract did not allow me 70
play on yOur Instruments In public at this time never
theless must say that the Upright Piano which used
af nv room as also the Grand Pianos which have seen
of yoIlr make have superior dnychere ana certainty
hare NOT seen am Instruments in America Uch approach
them eren The tone is very pure ana sympathetic YET
so powerful while the touch Is so elastic that an artist
is Unfortunately drawn to them hope ere long To- re-
urn TO America and have the pleasure OF playing them
throughout the country. ARABELLA GODDARD
-.lCommeroial Advertiser.
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prRsoSAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

MIR. j. Bancroft Davis returned to Geneva,
yeseriay Rounde Palmer has recovered 10" us e'A ~
tOsuon.
cor Sherman visited Woolwch Arsenal. yes
and yltnesssi eIpcrcuta lie subsequently
lie onisers, aud returned Last night TO LonlOA
The second trial of Laura ID. Fair for the mur-
~ H. u Creuien Han Francisco has beea SCI doHn
s5 sent q A special Vehire Tor 400 jurors Is ordered
Treasurer Spinner continues to improve Dut u
, - shs 10 M Al h desk Secretary Delano has uJ fesoe''
ro 6s severe Illness bat still On his hns Mount Fenoa ono
The Board Of Trustees OF the Syracuse UNI
xersy have il Prs1nt. AeTsDcf Winehs eI
Professor Geology Zoology aud Bo,aHJ VIC VsfsV " INV
gsa- Lis acceptance y assured
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 10. lb72-l q. IN. }

WAsHNGToS, d. C., Aug 10, ls72-l 4. IN. J.
SunOpsis for me Dast fpentVfouT hours.
The barometer has continued falling slowly
from the lower lakes with partly cloudy weather and
southery and south-westery Winds which also prevail
over tile Middle and Eastern States, with clear
weather: light nOrtherly and eastery winds
and fair weather on the Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts the low barometer in Northern
Illinois and on Lake Michigan has moved north east
wardly; southerly 20 easery winds in the Ohio valley
with clear weather and northory to westerly winds aud
clearing weather In the northwest
PrObdLiiities
Cloudy weather with souiherly and westerly winds
viii prevail over the lower lakes, and thence eastward
over New-York and New England.
Variable nOTtheasterly and south-eastetly winds IN
Virginia and over the South Atlantic ana Gulf States,
with partly cloudy weather. clearing weather anu
north6rly to westerly winds In the Northwest, extend
log 20 the upper lakes aud the Upper MISSISSIPPI anu
Ohio XalleYs bY Saturday afternoon.
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11oIilical Notices
The Presidential Campaign.
Now ready:
TIE HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR lsf1,

Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON L. D.,
Clerk OF The U. ). House of representatives,; 49,,
aud Journalists OF all RS SS R@Fs 1 a5Sa ~ arc
McPhcrsons Handbook 1872 suaes all pohae' gqi ses
hitherto published WORK o. about ~ s.ss 'so s' M,
S 81 asls 10 al mpc RoSe Two YEARS.
BesIs other invaluable political S1is ts following a'
Tho ,,,,,u
L"''' SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
aud Third AnnIii
and the q President Grant, on S'no D'@ns' r's'
0''" EXPLANATIONS AND ORDERS
issued '''' 100" f"' ESPoRcRmBsT ACTS
Of the tls' and ''i Congresses e and KI qs ACT
ofthe so Congress the thereon Pull text Of i'dH@a
'nD i''1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
with votes in House respecting hoE validity ies sni naJ To~ 10
Congress Gu TARFP AND TAXATION.
including Coffee Salt Coal &C. Votes 90 the sew
"a propositions OF ,,,,,srv
aai full record bills in and HOase provide f'r tho
'un'' security u '"' EQUAL RIGHTS
"e'A'1' i PROPOSITIONS OF AMENDMENT
to Constitution the United States made the 'is' aai sd Goa
S'''''' 1"' '"''''" STATE CONSTITUTIONS
Is,pi IVES. Virginia aud Wisconsin. The rules d The
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - ~.
m oDnoo Of ATTY Gen 2or as to its eaeol Text Of the BID 10 pro-
mote ne ESTABLISHING COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEMS
10 various States and votes The reports OF JUDICIARY Committees
upon We RIGHT OF WOMEN To VOTE
under Amendments recent action IN The Leslure' Of Iowa.
M'iIe' 'll ''A' POPULAR AND ELECroRAL VOfE
Of each state P 1853 5SSSiS son s n. 1S 'p ''
STATE INJECTIONS
in 1870 1911 'Aa i'''' oAPpoRrToSMBST
Of representation Of the R s f CoSs aaa NE VOC INC
BY aud Sections under the census OF 1869 AID @ sehee
win We POPULATION OF EACH srATR
u''er census VI RI RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Of from source for each ha year o 1853 70
i''N' 'D'''''' EXHAUSTIVE ExAMINATIoS
0f''e sources bEcsFoS OF THs g. s. sTPaEMB oousN
4Fs Or SSD raE JOHNSON
TREATY
Ais'' POLITICAL PLATFORMS
Of Tneudng the futeI Of the various hsoha Ceaea
isn anl Democratic platforms 10 many Of the Sa ine4n n, Ms
Republican and the New Departure Iao book as
'''P'''' A'~'S'- PUBLIC DEBT
Of the Unitei states Up % JSg M o. saea year rem 49, ~"
EVERY ADMINISTRATION
aud a table Of - o,,,,
'A0" WEALTH LOCAL DEBT AND TAXATION
in each State ,Td Ts[99 and qp21sHf Ps ssd T gre
IN 1880 1860 1870 Also exhibit Of the total laanuy OF
PUBLIC LANDS
couny-wth the number Of acres s essf % hOnssa
r,nS psvidu Corporations states aa Territories Indiana Coz
erysons private 1d The .@Yss ssipPSpai' 70
s''A'' w'a estimate RAIIR DAD LAND GRlSrS.
Aso text Of the Ter Pieae az bSaS' sai ~ V'0
conad.rc 4ls. and "a Congresses 6e 'sos votes there
Gu As' VIC YEA AND NAY v9rGs
c,op eli the political ss 30 Ia right Of secession asa
pesty and othsrsin the ilst ard ga Cor ,,,
In itoa 10 above sl be ond eoe vaeyo' M'ee'ane'~a
,5s Ss9i G rs rE PoLrc2s or EvKRT PARTY
who d 70 6s thoroughly niOrn 8poS all tas Iasaes Of The Dap
Address THE TRIBUNE, ses-roek.
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THE STATE or TRADE
DnNRSTIC MARKETS.

ALyAsr Apx Notwithstanding doing Rye dull and noninst
nothing doing. Barley MaSs $500 bushels Canada West on
nts terms opened dull supply about $50 loads short OF
bat Of last week quality Inferior busherng stock in demand
and weeks prices other qualities bard 70 sell az adne
of ale highest prices 9Tc. range from 81 17tc Sheep and
lambs in limited .mand aud supply large prices deeiBej le range
4doic for skesD agi Gl0c for Lambs.
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COTTON REOkIPTS.
cuIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET, AGO. Q.

C. active and 6rm M shipping grade Pre-, lang ,,ns
at s5Gs5 IS for light and medium 5 ~. Ig 4os u
nc & - a. s,,, scli Al - 750st 30 good 70 choice -
"a 70 receipts 900 head sllpmv1'' g'''''' ~ ~
-. 80 - 49, ncalnis. fl hoil.