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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-12
RIcH, ATTRACTIVE, STYLISH,

RICH, ATTRACTIVE, STYLISH,
SOLID GOLu. EOlLEB.FLATE tRT SHELL
and DOLLY WARDEN JEWEIHT,
The hueri aasoftalsni Aad taosi desirable pat
terns ever afsf3 IL Remington Couufy.
WATCHES CI0Cks GoLn PEss. SILVER 4NU
sIlyEE PLATED WAEE sPEgIAcLE-
AurluSs, ETC. EfC
Tue laFrost stodA - American Cioeks and Gold
fens svsg oaoTeA = thls ysaillfy
tlesI3s H0ast Is ~ &att FL AisagaaH
Matches
EGjI O. g. + HaNAnB ihs MAiehmsktf 1esfifT.
RagFAteg Nua ManutsriuFtf 81 Sold 1gid lAugs
shlss ssaAe Ssesas hattaus Silver and M&sansc
aezelfs Particular stteutsQB given g the &a-
g0sfsnnnt - Ehfas8CElesafk AHa tlue Watches.
1lftaeaA leSeliy fepknAg AID flEtavire up1u
gosa ass salepf Easns4ag eEeculea frplA dfAA-
age. in MuaaEfnms. - q EeuAa, Efench, LgsP-
tau uaszan liAAkn lna Nla EngiisA TalgA
Al vera sk4Aiallg Aad promptly e1erutti f4f
: fsa aA6tas }stusataan sAffAatr4. t
gods AAa aalfaf thaar 50 60 fAkea q s&eAaaee far
aes eusals b. sfes1 aaeks
q l. HOWARD.
Mas 81. FACTORY ro5ui Manchester VI
I1rtesy Ru4ai. 1las lsEh Is7A ll0atzl As4tla
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-12
THE NEW

TONTlNE SAVINGS FUND POLICY
Is based ON the aboyo condition, and presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which are illustrated by calculation Of probable
results on a Policy Of Ton Thousand Dollars, at
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, age 81 annual pre-
MUM s2sl 70.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
New York Coffee Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, Decemoer
-soth: The year closes upon most remarkapy
strong market, and the general ind1catlons Oh
most favorable character for the selling INTEREST.
The stock OF Braziis on hand Is very mncn reduc-
ed and well under the control OF holders, VINO ap-
near not only abundantly able to carry their sup
pIIes without difficulty, but express most declo.
ed determination to insist. upon extreme nguIes
In ali cases: indeed even at present quoted rates.
which are the highest for years, 1t would oe diln'
cult II not Impossible, to obtain any considerable
amount Of desirable stock. a large proportion OF
the cargoes now In transit are also already dls'
posed Of and will not come upon the market,
while, as previously noticed, the late al
vices from Rio Janero indicate unusually
small purchases for the United States, sup
piles coming to hand from the interior IN
fight quantities., and the prices very nIm: M ..a
great many OF our small joboerS, as wen as coan
Try and western buyers are very of1sn at rumg
rates, and claim that the consumption must iaii
on at the enhance cost OF co zee. but holders ap
pear willing to wait and fully test the osttion De-
fore they commence to talk about allowing any
easier tefms. West India styles are al'o In re
duced stock, aud very freely held at the late In
provement In value. East India goods 10 very
fair supply, both IN nrst a1d second hands, and
quiet without any decided buoyancy TO values.
but are thought likely to improve In sympathy II
other grades are maintained. To:day's business
has been moderate. We make no changein quo
tations, but they are as low as anything could oe
bought, and some holders ask more. sales here
OF 200 bags Maracafbo, per Sea Bird and at Beltl-
more 5000 bags Rio. per LapWing. We quote n !
gold In bond, as follows. Ordinary cargoes 16a
lex; fair cargoes 161za16x; good cargoes 17Ha
Tx; prime cargoe9 18a1SX. li ..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
tos rice. TO Cohen, Hauckel 8-co, and W Bee,

tcs rice. To Cohen, Hsuckel &co, and W Bee
Steamer S Dictator, coxetter, Palatka, via JACK.
eonville, FernaudIn6 anG Savannah. 81 bags
sea Is and and g bales upland cotton, oranges,
mdse and sundries. To kayenel co, Pnckney
Bros, .wltte Bros, Fraser d Dill. W Wilnams q
Son, G. W Williams i co, E B Stoddard, hoo-
son, A DIeyer, Adams Express CO, and otners.
IN THE OFFING.
Ship Muscongus, from Liverpool.
British ship Edith, Tllton, HaTre-4O days. BAL.
last. To the Master. On the 4th December, ls'
25. long 42 80, spoke the Norwegian orlg WaJ!ea'
Of Aruncel, for Lisbon. IS days out from sausos'
Brazil, and supplied her with provisions.
Also, two barks and brig, unknoWn.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British bark Orange Grove. Mclean. Giasgow,,
British bark David McNutt, Lockhart, LlVefpooi'
FROM THIS FORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, ct New YORK.
January l. ,,.,.,oo, neoer.
u British bark Victory, Scott, Bristol, Eng, lith
December. ,,,n..o
Schr Allen, -, at Boston, December Ls'
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Chas Comery, Plnkham, at Boston, fsth
schr Adeliza. Huntley, az New York, 2ssh De-
cember.
SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
Ship Eddyssone, Peterson, from Key West sth
December,
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Chipping.
FoR N E:W YORK :.
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Sd, AT
HALF-PAST IL O'CLOCK A. II.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.

The splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA., Holmes, Commander. will sail for
New YORK on WEDNESDAY,, Sd January, at hall
past II O'Clock A. n, from Pier No. ., union
Wharves.
WIiLIAMS & GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa
trieste Naples, Leghorn, Chr1stianis. Gotten
burg, and to Glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS, To New England Cities as usual.
rFor Freight or Passage sEngagemants, having
very fre Deck Stateroom Accommodate 8, apply
TO WAGNER, RUdER Co.. No. g. Broad street
or to W. 4. COURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
ian1-mtuthS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
CoHMERCIAL NEWS.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Ne'"A
Stores Market.
, OrF1cK CHARLESTON NEws,
MONDAY EVENING, Janua.y - to'"
:, CorroN.-This day being partial nohoas .ns.o
were no transactions Of note; sales less snau Nv
bales. among which were 10 at l6h, "a az i'H.
Quotations nominslly unchanged, say
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary......T DISK
LOW ni,ddlinE. .1SS@l81
Mddnng.. ....'''' 10HSgto
- Strict middlipg.. .................lSsW-
R1cE.4There was nothing doing in this grain.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no GALES reported
FRsIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi-
nal on uplauds, nominal on sea Islands; via Nc"
York, "a on uplands, Id on sea Islands; oy sall'
7.1sd on up,ands, on sea Islands nominal. ~
Hayre lc on uplands. Coastwise-to New 1oiA Wy
steam xc on uplands and 1c on sea ISLANDS; 81
fierce On rice; by sail &c on cotton;- '!etoe
on rice: Ioc p barrel on rosln; S'@S 9 on iuni'
bar. ssa1o q M on timber. To Boston, oJ SAL
xc q fb on upland. cotton. To Providence, oy
asil s. a n on boards, sc . 10 on cottonio oS
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. 10 fnna'
delphia, by steam Kc q b on uplands; oy san, -
q n on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton On ciag'
and ssasa so. on phosphates. TO Balslmose' oy
stean Xc a fb by sail, So 5o97 q on boards;
saas 25 p ton on phosphate rock. vessels are IN
demand by our merchants to take lumber fregnts
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darten and sathla RIVER
Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slo@l2 2 II are the rates on lumber ana
boards. =
ExoHANaE.-sterling 80 day bills l7H nominal
DOMESTIC ExoHAHGE.-The banks are pur.
chasing sight checksl at X OF, and sell at par.
SsGorD-eMqA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
MEMORANDA.

The British bark Stormy Petrol. at this port
from Cardin, reports that on the 25th November,
lat As 20, long 16 20, passed bark apparently
lumber laden, went near her aud found her water
logged and abandoned: with all gone but the
mizzenmast and having the name "Maldon" on
her Quarter. December 10. passed what appeared
to be two bags OF sea island cotton.
The scnr E P williams, Gardner, from Dighton,
Mass, for this port or Georgetown, " afrI'ea a'
Newport, r I, 2sth December.
The schr Joseph Fish, from Bull Creek, 9, for
Portland, Me- arrived at vineyard Haven 27tn De-
cember.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW. YORK, January l.-Arrived, steamship
Charleston.
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M4RLNE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, &C .............JANUARY 2.
Lat 50 deg 4s min 80 sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min SEC
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship virginia, Hlnckley, Philadelphia

Steamship Virginia, Hlnckley. Philadelphia left
-instank- Mdse TO A Courtenay, Railroad
Webb co, McLoy l. Rice, " n Bird 4 CO, Cohen,
Hanckel co, Knobeloch i Small, Jenords & CO,
G q 1ngraham 4 Son, Mrs Ann Ross, Drga Baer.
PJ Kennedy, Byrne FoRarsie, Soader,
Cuttino, Dowle, Noise i Davis, T II Cater, Gas CO.
Stenens; Werner fDucker, Rayenel Holmes, W
Tarscher. Wilson & Bro, L Schnel, Gro
there. " a WEIGH, P Walsh. n BRISTOL 4 CO, 8
Rrnwn. Kinsman Bros @ W Aimar, Apple, E
,Ostendern, Furchgett, Benedict l. co, Nmitz.
.Commins, L CHAPLIN, L Drucker, " Shepherd CO,
Rayeuel CO, A TIelenthai. Brown, sollmann q
Porter, Roberts, Whipper, Klinck. Wickenoerg
+ co. " q Whllden, A II Adger, J Taylor co,
Einsman d Howell. Jordan d Son, and others.
ship Martha Bowker, Curtis, SaVsonan. Bal
ast.. To Street Bros 4 co.
Schr Ann Dess, Garbattl, West Point hill 4S
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New York naval stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Saturday, December
80: Receipts today 1880 bbs rostn; 238 DO spirits
iturpentine; lI6 do tar. There s very little busi.
ness doingtn this market at the moment, buyers
ard sellers both appearing Indifferent about ORE
rating until after the New Year. Spirits turpenI
tine Is decidedly weaker, caused in part by lower
prices at Wilmington. Sales have been made OF
: 130 bbls from ward at CSC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
AR-CoATED PILLS.

FLUID EXTRACTS, ELIxIRs, &C., DC.
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DACIFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP OOAPYs
THROUGH LEI 70
uALIFoREIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above llneleaye Pier f
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the l6tn
and s0th Of every month except when these
da.es fan on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
All departures connect at Panama vita steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American rorts.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. jamaica
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco nrst Of every month, except when IT rails On
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, out
90 direct nom New York to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free TO eaca aonlt,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information appy
az Che OONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf foot OF Oanai Street, North River, Eew
York. +. d. SAS1: A2ent
11iy26-1yr
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s oI U B L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, SIS Dash, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TINE.

Experience In the use OF this GUAS0 for the
past SIX years IN shls State, for Cotton and Corn,
has so far established Its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Fertt.
lizer aC the lowest cost to consumers, this Guano
is put into market this season at the above re-
dlced price, which the Company is enabled to do
by reason or its large facilities AMI the reduced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put Into market this season are as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superln-
tendenee, Of DR.. St Julian RaVenel, Chemist Of
the Company, at Charleston. 8. G., hence planters
may rest assured that Its quality and composition
Is precisely the same as thRt heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
can be fertilized with 200 pounds ouano at cost
not exceeding the present value OF 30 pounds Of
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop Is increased by the application from two to
three-fold the. natural capacity OF the soil, hence
under no condition could its application fau TO
compensate for the outlay.
Apply to J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 68 East Bay and and Atlantic wharf,
Charleston, 8. @.
JOHN 8. REESE & CO., General Agents.
nov27-3MosD&C
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Railroads.
GoUTH CAROLINA. RAILROAD.
SoUTH CAROLINA RAILRolAlAID! LRolAlAID!


UaAnIssroN, s. e. December IS; iisIi.
On and after SUNDAY, December a. she Passen-
ger TRANS on the South Carolina Railroad Win
rnn az rO1lOWS. ~ - -
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This is the best Medicine for young children
suffering with Couc, DIarrnes, or any other com
plaint, incident to Teethlng. 1t may be given
with safety, as 1t contains no opium, or other In
:urious anodyne.
Price, Is cents bottle.
DR. q. BAER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
.,s-' ..
New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulle 10, Saturday, December
80: The volume OF business continues small and
the market generally void Of interest at the mo.
ment. A desire to close out now and sell pa.
eel on pretty easy terms, but as rule the feSung
Of holders Is steady, and no pressure TO realize is
resorted to. Sales OF only small lots at S1zaoxc
for Carolina, and 6%a7c for Rangoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
ROSADALI8

Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Wholesale
GOODRICH, WINEAAN & co., Agents in
DR.. q. BAER, J. CharleGtons
S,oora.1w
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Receipts per Railroad, January 1
= g :. soIra ciRoI1SA RAILRoAD.

~ z 4 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
ssl bales cotton. 81 bales gods, $50 sacks corn,
cars wood. Te Railroad Agent: Aowry Son,
II o Courtney & co, Pezer, Rodgers CO. Gee
, a walter 4 co, A S Smith, " G, Bee CO, Dow.
ling i co, .Reeder i Davis, Jas B. Prlngle Son,
'Graeser& Harmon, Wlss I GO. Ktnsman d How
Ell, a Munlgsn, VI B, Williams Son, Wlte
Bros, Sloan Seignioua, Trenholm i Son. Nuf.
'daugn 4 Mathews, ! F Sires, G Aalonee. W Cur
.ney, bowling & co, Campsen Il co, E Grain
ger, Shier q Hernandez.
~ (, NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
i2lo bales upland and 20 bags sea island co.ion;
252 bbls naval stores rough rice, cars lumS:r and
wood, mdse, DC. To Smith, Salinas, W
Ryan, Pelzer. Rodgers Il CO, Mowry Son, VIM
Bee q co, iWhllden i Jones, O Courtenay o. co,
Frost. Adger co, G Waiter co, Smith,
q " Williams & CO, Pringle i Son: D Stoney,
Wilcox, Gibbs & co, Howard 4 Bro. Witte Bros:
Collins, Adger & co, Barden Parker, Bulwtn'
kle Lawton q Son, O Lelbenrood, b Blschof
CO. Fenwick Il Tobert, Graeser Harmon, Muir
daugh d Mathews Wagener Weekly, Read,
AR Smith. E D Smith, stoll, Webb q co, Rail-
road Agent, and others.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-13
LEVOticeM!!H .

A.. puh,s IRE Soti6ednot 70 ind ibr, q
receive the following Parish Warrants, ON
S y r. ,s,s Es Ssssi y Ssnsla IL .s;
No. l766. District Court Docket, the supreme
Court It 1A1kikna, h4ving dscided that tho
Parish of Rapidss, Is not bound for the pay.
E; sEe az ID sess Sc Ga ss s
Police Jury. Fifteen Hundred Dollars Of
.laid amosnt are Warranssdrawn in favor Of 8.
C. Campbell and endorsed by him. All Of
said Wanan1blmo9 toshnoWH by theirz bong
marked as follows, District Court, Rspides
PsIsh .Filed Re }ahs ~, ,chsA owse, py,a
Clerk and they are humbsret " folldws:
Nos. 234ssGssstlssh sbs1aoo, infssor s. c.
Campbell, Signed J. R. Andrews
s; r. AZ s .s ssSs Y f.yeF oil's e Wood
ES. sss or s2Oo IN fAvm lehh Unsvortk
s0ned,I r, Andrex&l sss 81 slsspsts - =
a. s2ss e. llQo, in favor 8 E, cappben.s
Ma j "a s. ssss - sloeis lfssOs s.s
| Nos. 236, 2S7, 23s and ll0, each 800, IN
1 favor 3 Bsmpbell, Signed ]. R. andrews
4 Ea "a IN -, S1hsAv~ R-eR Huhssrs
. No !; { y. :sryssa,is s.soss y. v, H.s,..
4 Signed d. d. Arden.
Nos. l65 and l72, each for $50, in favor Ma
No. III, &c III b HSsr L RSHhstss asp-
: Nos ~ aos to- .ssaa4eets xes--is Al n
each s25, in favor P. w. Inski, signed Jas. &.
4 Andrews IA ,nA@MA sXA
4 No. 92s, for go, in favor OFF. A. Crawford,
No. 42i, for (56 seiee,, Pin favor Jas. R. An
4 drews, Signed ID. ID. Anden.
4 No. al for $ss in favor John Began, Signed
4 : n. So. xrjs, u favof john BOsss, askd
/ j. r. Andrews n~.,a.s .y..s - -. =.
I No. $50, for ~ 1890, IN favor .. r. N
n drsws Signed D. D. Ardspss Il s.saas rM
vfPrsidept Police Jury =
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-13
OF DEEneArEss

Nv authority vested in me, ana In
p,rs,,al,ce to the following sresolution
unanimously Adopted alta meetieg u
the State Central Committee OF tne
Republican party, held Mareh Cd
1872 at the COMMITTEES rooms, TO W.T.
: Resolved. That the president OF this
be and is hereby authorized
to call 4 State Convention of the Re-
publican party of Ioaisiaha to meet at
the Mechanics Institute, in tue city or
New Orleans, at twelve o'clock NJ. on
Thursday, May 1872, for the pur,,
pose of eIecting delegates to attend
the National Republican Convention
called by the National Repubiican kx
ecutiye Committee, to be held ut PMl
adelpbio june 5, 1872. Also, to nom
mate a Governor, LiedpnAut Gover-
nor. Secretary of State, At,litcr OF
Pwhlic Accounts, Superintendent OF
Pubsicr ,Eslacation, Attorney Generai
and Representatives in Congress, AND
/ to transact such other business as may
come before it.
| lido hereby cali a convention of the
4 Republican, party of LOuiaana, TO ne
I held at Mechanics Institute, in New
Orleans, mt twelve o'clock n. gu
| THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, to select
delegates to the. National Republican,
Convention Is l5e lselA at Philadelphia
\ June 8, 1872, and also tsianominate ~
(fovernor, LieuteIMilt 6OnernOr.f See
retary of State, Auditor of Pnblic Ac
counts, Att rney General and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, and to tians
act such other business as may eom'
before it ss1 y
The basis Of representation to salt
convention shall be as follows, VIZ:
NUMBER OF DEIEGATES
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- --sHERTFFS SALE. %
suInpter Turner. =. sa'''''i'n, lso 1879.
Samuel L.s Compton. 90

Sumpter Turner'S Saeeessaon, '-----
s,mn., L VS.; No. ''''.
sins.plsss ] ! s 3 : Pate
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy q writ Of
ID Seizure and Saae issued but Of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and num-
beredsssG< and s No dirvxsds 4 hsve se!sed,
and Wilf o}ler Tor sale 1t Pnb1ic xnctson, On
SATURDAYS. the. sltk day. of Nay,sls72'
betwssssks sheuss SOFIA 4R N. at
the ggart Houss bous, In Tie Tevn o. Alex
andris, the z1ollowing .Assgrihsd 4ss9gty,
seized ~ zshe property Of the Ds1sndsness by
Special order Of said writ, st0sWif: sts-ss'S
A certain ssast Or qAfnsi ofzlsnd: atpnted
~ y RaSIdes. and State 81 Lodl siaha, about
-twentss,rfies ntcl0w Slsc' Fdwue 0f A1exAndria,
cbeipe the same .scultivascd By Samuel l.
Cotton Pant sti0n }, b0unded on the Nosyh by
RED s4tivees snSkes isat - iands ssl@einE e
the estase of lsEvi svilsoh, ION ~ e01eh D!
lands belohcsng % the eetate 'of Jodn. comp
| ton MIA on the ~ est by hnds belonging T.
Miss NJ. Fieids, ami containing a0od tnve nun
a assSs an si tS' ~ tSe building Improve
mersk tiiSfeoii, and farpi ng utefzih ecAlne
~ s,s,:6tock OF every kiusl theroto sktaehed
TExss Or ~ i M s4 bgffc r. ap
MT, ~ styRsF. es4gT eaEzwr Sheriff
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-13
NOTICE.
. ALExAspRIA, April Ga Ae72

4 ALExAsDRIA, April 9th 1872.
members Of the Parish Cen.
u trail ExecitfyB Committee Of
the Republican, party OF the several
Wards Of. the Parish Of Rapides are
hereby notified to meet at their Club
Room in sAasxaSdfis On asAtssdey the
18th of April 1872, yg5n
By order OF
q sssseg WV. CRAWFORD,
(, Chairman.
&. DAuIIo, Asst Secretary
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-13
STATE OF I,OUISIANA--PARISH
~ = OF RAPIDES PARISH

No. l64-Succession Of David W. Delaney.
HYHEREAS, james 8. Fish Administrasor,
w has filed . Tal,lean of debts at the Sue
csssioa Of David ". Delaney, deceased
Notice Is hereby given ia ~ whom ~ acen
days from, to date hereof, why the same
should not be apprpy we'd and hcmologated BY
order Of the Court.
Clerks Oeice, Aexandris, Ia, April 3rd a672.
CHARLES OWEN, ~
April 9Th, ~ ssr ~ - deputy ciseE
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,rprBL4CAx STATE CONVEY
s5Y.' 11gosO W L
arensEEra MAI 2. fsyss &;
s,sov rur STATE GENITAL con-
MITTEE. a.saz,
x sr.rr CENTRAL COMMITTEE
R.uabiican Party OF Louissana 30
nep~W NJ, Or,eans. March Is, 1S12, }

u 50 r.rr CENTRAL Co,lMIrTEE J
t,;tan Party Of L6uisiana,
hep% New Orleans, March IS, 1872, }
r ..vm;ttee met pursuant to ad-
lns pr,si,iebt Pinchback an the
chair. - ...a.r ,,rrSefit the
committees proceeded to business. So,
c'T T,,a sollowing resolutions, presented
=, Non. a. =. Barber, wes unanimous
Dy non. 11{f seEesssssAsA
y adoP ,.sG abat the president Of this
h III IS and Is hereby 'adthofiztd
essS9s State convention Of the Re- Re
.osJ2ba party Of Louisiana. TO meet
PSS3Nechanics Institute, in the city
NEW Orleans, at twelve o'clock NJ,
enTHURSDAY, May 2, 49,, ior the
pnrnose of electinE dtlegates foaften'i
the National Republican Convention,
called BY the Nsationals KePne ,,,s ~.
Executive Committees, to. be neid ~
'Pbiladelphia,s june D. lS12; also 20
,y0mfnate i Governor, Lientenant Coy,
eruor. Gerretarysof State. Auditor OF
Publie Accounts, Superintendent On
Publ;c ExiucatiUn, Attorney Genefai
and Representatives in Congress, am
10 transact such other business as may
come before it - .sss..,az.S :,
ON motion of Hon. H. j. Campbell
the minutes were ordered to be print
ed in the otIiciai journal.
BY order Of the t,osanilttee.
P.BsHP INCABACK
iseesyz Aaa Sgk 80 g President.
s.WuLrAM vIaERs, Recording SecFe
tSry State Central Committee hepao
lican par Of louisiana ----,,
An Repahlicaa newspapers through
QUA thu Stute are reqnestei 20 copy
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ApppRss OF THE REPuM.IcAN CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
sssss sSrlTE CENTRAL CoMM1rTE,
Republican Party Of Louisiana.
New Orleans. March Is, 1872.
To the Republicans Of tbs, State Of Louisiana:
The Republican, State Central Com
4nittee having, in the discharge OF the
fiuties imposed upon it by the last
Htato Convention, ar1ived-at the regu-
lar ,Hriod which has bsen set apart 10y
the usages of the party for Its State
Cony. ntione, and having authorized
its President to issue the usual call,
therefore deem the Occasion suitable
- address sthese. brief remarks npon
IN nolitial situation t. their fellow
Repubhcans. The quaalrenRiaI cleo
ion for q President Of the United
states occurs this year. The election
or this high officer 'Of the republic,
whose character and political views
arc 40 important, especially to The ke,
pubIcaus of the South, aud whose Sc,
Se<ffmna Almost Sltcides our poiitichi
fxtc for tho next four years, and per-
haps the whole future, makes this cleo.
lien one of the deepest and most vital
interests to all onr. people. We feel
that weepeak tlSeir .tinapinotis sesssi.
npnt when we iAyite them to respond
10 the call OF the National. Republican
Committee, ard advise them 70 send
cur hsss ssprtssD tssfive men 40 the
Philadelphia Gonysntions TO help IN
~electihg q tried, true and unfinrhing
Republican to be our next President.
Our State .elecsin1 6lso Of the great
est impoftance, haze - eject a
Governds, G xefnor, Sec
retary of e. 6dffor of Public Ac-
counts, .SuPS cfPublic Eaa'
cation, Att01 ne4eb rev Gen
sral Assembl 4 o1tesentatives IN
Congress. n Hin election is to
determine q <a,s Stlai more impor.
rant to~n sl,sm be the next
Preside > deterraine for thu
next four yS|lfs Wbeebtf The State GOV
eminent shall he Repu blisan Oh dem
scratie d. favor Of equal rights, b,
against them in faver of progress
education and Improvement for al
people, black as well as white, or il
51vor only q white progress educatiol
Md ilnprose Tnert, = and opposed IL
equal advantages for-the blackpeorle
whesIler We ShalE retsil all that w
have won and 20 forward, or whethe
We shall lose all and 60 back to wher