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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-02
Saturday, September 2S, 1872.
loo. coo TICKETS OF ADMISSION

will be issued at $40 each; haIftickets So quarter
tickets 81 So IL whole tickets for lOO % for $685.
Sc TOR $500; 1l3 tor 1000 285 for S25 .; SIS for
5000 No discount on less than 800 worth Of
tickets at a time.
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BREMEN

BREMEN.
North German ElOvG.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AID HBW Oh
LEAFS VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AsB
HAVANA.
1R~2sA The Steamships Of the NortB
SGzEezs ~ German Lloyd will resume thsb
regular trips as follows;
From Bremen. Prom Sew Orleans
FRANKFURT. december 10. January 81
ROLN. January o. March 9.
HANOVER. February "a. April g.
FRANKFURT. April "a. June l.
Touching outward at Havre and Havana and a,
heir home trip at Havana ard Southampton, &
land and receive passengers and freight.
Later days of departure viii be advertised hers
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Eavre to Havana
or New Orleans;
CABIN. .........,................B 100 gold.
SEEEAA5E.. Observation-Disclosures. 20 gold.
From New Orleans or Havanb to Southampton
Havre or Bremen:
Cabin. ......,.................&l5 $3.50 gold.
RAGE..................,,.... IS gold
From New Orleans to Havana:
CABIN .....'..........s.......85 $50 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton o.
Hsvre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned
For further particulars apply to
BID. ?. STOCKMETBR CO., Agents
1yS5 ~ AZ Union street.
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FOR NEVY YORk.
Sailing Rvery Saturday.
MKRGHAETS STEAMSHIP LIHR
Comprising the frst-olass steamships
SHkRMAN Captain Th0mas massey
GENERAL hBADE Captain A. ". SampsDf
UNIFkD STATES. Captain NJ. b. CroTeD
MiSSISSlPPI. captain ~. Z. HbnFy
WESTERN &BTROPOLIS.... Captain Il. s. quick
RAlLY 5. SOCDkA-. Captain B. Z. BurdicE
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
as FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-Ths
81 8ia steamship
SHERMAN,
THOMAS p. HALSBY, Commander,
win leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street. on
SUNDAY. August g. 1872 at s A, "a.
These srssmers have superior Accommodation
for passengers.
C&bln FdSSSaS8ss ...s.s.s.sss.s--s..s.srssEe
BUeeragS Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Bills of isding signed through to Liverpool Gl&z
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets .
RrsJcGss ana storage paBsengers for Idverp5C
and the Continent, connecting with GVion'a Line @
Steamers calling rom New York. every "Wednesday
For T5iz.ht or passage, apply to
JOHN II. LUDWISSEH. Agent,
No. 1870 Common RtrsBt
The steam ship GENERAL MEADE VIII folllo~
leaving m SATURDAY August 10. at A. b. Oc3O
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
n VUSIUN AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of ScbeduIe-Januury IA, 1874.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.


1850 ~ NJ Express leaves Houston daily arT{v.
log at COrsicana at 7:3N P. Nj and az
austin at p. NJ. Connecting At
NaVatota with daily stage for An
deTs0n, Huntsville, Crockett Rusk
henderson and LOngvieW. At Hearna
with international Railroad At
calvert with Stage for BeltOu-tri-
weekly. At BTemOnd for Waco
daily. At RChland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin, Palestine and TYLER AZ
Cnrslcana tor Dallas Mckinney and
sherman At Ledbetter for Ia
orange and Bastrop. At Austin for
San Marcos, New Braunfels San An
tonic and Fl PasO
1850 r W. Night Express leaves daily arTfvir .
at COrsicana at 1880 A. n and AZ
austin at A. Connection with
al points made as above
OIobe connection at Houston with Morgan steam.
eds wa HaIVeston, Houston and Henderson Rail-
rO&o or steamboat from Galveston
- from Corscana trains leave at A M and FL
r n, arriving at Houston at p M. and 6:I5 A n
from austin t. aims leave at 6:l5 4. NJ and 6 P NJ
arriving III houston at P. NJ. and 6:l5 A. NJ
~, assehgers FOR San Antonio and all points in
nesteFh IeKas viii save twelve hours BY going via
ing "a '0'Iiou7 SSas-
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Ts.zas will
hhu TINS the cheapest, quickest and most pIeassnt
than via Red river = " 4'AeA
Freight always as low as By any other route.
CORNELIUS BNNIS
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket AGENT is1e -
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$500, 600 IN CURRENCY
List OF Gifts.

viii be given to the'holders of tickets by dstribu-
ton, by lot of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS as follows
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02
Les MILE ET UNE
cONNAISSANCES UTILES.
elk

Avss lss d6vsloppsmcnts inormss
= toutss les industsiss 9ui ont 10 char.
bon De terre pour base, avsc les uages
divers et multiplies saxqueh % CON-
bussiblo est applique, lies questions
qui y rspportent 4 b production ct |
= aossommatioo aont pleines d'activite
e d'intlrlt. En- particulicr. les &C.
croissements 81 conid6rables do h
navigation I vapeur, que Il houille scale
aNnente, donnsnt encore sux ohiiires
cue nous allops citer un csract1re plus
0i4snDt.
Un seul mot en- dira bien plus. long
'qse bien des phrases -actuellement
pimportance do commerce d ID houille,
On Anglcterre. est evaluee 1 plus Dun
WILLARD De FRANCS. On peine 4 Sc
1gurcr en presence dun paFeil re-ul-
lsf les difficulties que b consomnation
Dc - combustible . rsnsoatr6es I son
d6b1t, s.r 10 sol meme du Royaulhe.
Uni. Encore I h fn d. KYLE steele,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

Ia classe ouvriere etait Ia seule qui ali.
mental ses foyers avec De Il houil!e,
mais peu 4 peu la rarete du bois modi.
fia cette situation ct aujourd hui le plus
richie CONNIE le plus pauvre habitant
do II Grando- -Bretagno ne 80 chaufte
qu'avec de Ia houille.
ny a environ cling ans, Sir w.
Armstrong await jete l'ahrme dams. 10
monde industriel en- predisant lepuise.
mept, dams un temps donne. des bas-
sins houillen Dc l'ADgleterre. Plus
recemment encore. NM. Gladstone Of
Mill ont appele l'attention do gouver.
nemeut sur des ehiffres qui constatent
que, depuis les avertisscmsnts do II.
Armstrong. l'extraction du charbon.
loin de diminuer, . augmente encore
de IA oto. Voici, au reste, le tableau
de Ia production totsls des hosilleres
anglaises depuis 1901:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

imposer disciplinairement, an parti
divise ct hesitant de Ia democratic,
Ia candidatnre de Martin Van Buren.
On - rappells que Jackson est le
premier president qui ait donne
l'exsmple du nepotisme devenu 81
scandaleux de nos jours. Cette tao
tique, CONSTANT 4 enfermer un
parti dams 10 cercle de Popilius, 4
l'intimider ct Ale violenter, est collie
des rspublicains qui veulent renou-
veler le mandat de Grant, ct sans
doute ID convention de Cincinnati .
ltt imaginee pour dejouer le mou-
vement ct parer 10 coup. Greeley,
plus radical, ne vent pas de conven-
tion ct cherche 4 renverscr le bloc
enfarinS. II ny reussira point, mais
- polkmique accroitra IL division
ct troubIera les manouvres du gros
do .parti republican,. LIE World
s'applaudit d'avance de Ia nomina-
tion de- Grant 1 Philadelphia, par
% raisonnement, spscieux simon
solide. que le parti republican, lib6.
rel sera r9jete dams l'opposition, ct
que lee dtmocrates auront alors rne
majorits acquise ct m triomphe cer-
tain en- oovembre, pourvu qu'ils
soient lib6raux eux-memes ct adop.
tent des candidatures acceptables l
tous les groupes epars qui conspi-
rent contre ID reelection do Grant.
QUAINT aux conventions, elles sont
dams les mours politiques du tempe
ct rSsisteront loDgtehps encore aux
projectiles de Greeley. II ne ri.
gnore pas, ct son bat, en- les alta.
quaint, . tts de prouver de nouveau
quill est lfrreconoiliable adversaire
du President ct de la clique qui le
fait mouvoir.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02
AVIS SPECIAL
RELAfIP 40 FRET

A dater do mardi, 12 dscembre, un train
dc fret circule entire Donaldsonville Of
Westwego, partant de Donaldsouville Z
hsures du matin, pour Ia Nosvellc- OrlSsns
ct stations Intermediates, lc fnardi, lejendi
ct 10 samedi, arrivant ] Westwego ! 5 heur
ras et ! ID Nouvelle- Orleans ! heures 80
De l'aprSs-midi ; ct, ! dater du II d6cenbre,
paTtant Dc 10 NOuyeller Orleans Z 3 heures
et Do Westweeo ! Q heures du matin, pour
Donaldsonsille ct stations intern6diairss, b
lundi, le mercredi ct le vsndredi, arrivant ,
DOnaldsOuville d 6 heures du soir.
Fret, pour Dopaldsonville ct stations
Intermediates, secu au ~ de b re 0te-
Anne, avaat heures du matin, expediS !
= hcures.
Pour rcnseignements sur 10 prix du fret,
s'adresser aux agents G.-S. LANDRY,
Westwego, ou JIM. KNIGHT, DOnaldsOn-
vile.
G..W..R. BAILEY, surintendant general.
WI. PHELPS, agent gssSraa Dc ftet.
16d7l.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

Qu'ou nous laisse Gire un simple
rspprochement : 10 tonnage total Dc b
navigation entire h France. les colonies
ct l'eRanger, s'slsvait en- 1868 \
10,656, 900 tonneaux, c'est-a-dire que
pexportation seule dc Il houille d
rAngleterre pendant Il msms periods
depassait oe chiffre
En- 1868. 10 tonnage total Dc 10 navi.
CATION entire 10 RoyaumcUui ct tous
autres pays atteiguait 1850, 900 ton
nos.
II est intSressant dindiqucr comment
Sc sont repartis les 10 millions de ton.
neaux dc charbon cxpedies d'ADgle.
tcrre On 1866 lies chiffrss manquest
encore nour 1861.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

COS de administration ct de Ia
Gle dor du tresor public, que For.
ney, jsdis 10 famiiier ct le dessrteur
Dc Pierce ct dc Buchanan, s'tloigne
dan tsoisisme bieufAiteur' et fsiat
Do rspousssr lss presents. d'Ar.
taxerce.
Nais celui des sdyersaires de
Grsst qsi nous smuserait is plus,
si l'snjss Stait moins slrieox. o'est
l'hennAts Greeley, chsrgeaat y
grossAs AsstilIsris do Nss York Tn
bx~e, o beroeau od b pari rtpnbli.
cain . pousss sss preniers vagisse.
msats. Grse:sy d'abord prtchs
dams b desert en- .copseillant 10
limitation do Il fonction prtsiden.
tiells ! m terme unique Do qustre
ans; Sumner ne pu iairs passer
cette rtforme ~ S6nat, CONNIE
amsndssnsnt cosstitstioasel. Main.
tenant PSditesr da Tribune So
vance par IN sutrs chemin convert
sontre b place que Grant occupe
q vsut garder, st creuse une
mine sous ID convention de
Philldslphis. Il - ivre ! uns
argumentation hiStoriqss ct con-
sigpe dss fats don't plus d'un lee
teur ssrs ssrpris. L. vie nstionale
sst q plsise ct ii aotivs lei, que lss
shosss % b veille sont s6ac6es do
|la msmcife. Mons croyons tons qss
l'usage des conventions nominantes
rsnonts ssx originss de ID R6publi-
qse. Or. q men est Ties, ct ces con-
ventions sont d'inysntioa nodsrne.
Itsblir leur Ass pea svance. c'est
deoaodsr par insinsssion qu'on les
abolisss. Done, nous voici danent
avertis que lss oosvsntioos nemi-
nantes n'sntrarsnt point CONNIE
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

)0me
La soussntioa rationale, sux
Etsts-U -Usjs ~ uns sorts de maya.
sis delsoa1 1bosioe tsnant dss can-
didats tsss isits ~ service d.
peupls sabarrassS Do cheisir safrs
lee ssabssax sspirapts ! l. hssts
fessaIsa . = pelsidssee. L'srsto's
al ssst . ID manufacture sst
osuss . a blanc, = posstast at
,msrvsslls. Chscsa sait gee -
.usnbsvs q b 6saventiss, dits 20.
missDes. - cont pas IL Psss sna.
,nstisa ies nassss tleoasra!es; qs'ils
,sost y pseduit d l'isarigoe; qsils
rsnelisssas b 1anlat inp6ratif
d'she nisositA Dc spSculetesrs et
d'anbiiesx; qss lfstSret 'gtntral
"a b moiadrs Do issss soucis. Il
~ fsst pas stre pfcphsts pour
spnoaees isfailliblement 10 rssultat
de h convention rspoblicaine Dc
Philadslpaic, qui, grace 1 l'sstsn.
sion Do patronage ex6cutif ct Do
nspotisns presidential, ssra sncon-
bree d partissns ct De Creatures
de Grast. 4 bisn que cetts conven-
tioa sssH sne chose d pure fodhs
ct qss lss d6llgaSs dss divers
Btats posssaisat rsstsr shss ssx
ct s'lvitsr dee frais de dtplsos-
ment. Tost sttS atcidS Ala Naisoa
BlaseAs, q voiM b peril Do h -.
eligibiliA, pSril qne dSocncait
Gsast svast Dc bolrs ! Il oot,ps
enivra.ts du posvoir. qui n'stait
risa D NE prisislvs q pastorals
dc h sstiss, st qui prcjstee ssr i
rosas L. o9brss nosasshiques
4 sssstss Sss u dsasiet Dc pspsla-
tios asgnss1s. Blair. b slaAtssr
misssseisn. parlaut dn josr do coup
d'Dtat = esisnt 40 loup - voysot
bissss I u prsniars magstratars d.
psyu - - pilitaiss. psovsqse
usshlnsisJ t1stsals. O. riraithskas
ssjns11lhs q lss craiptss d Blair
psun1kntsat naiss shinlsissss.
u 1tu11f. ssisissant mills ps6ssa.
e. sseasSs lsblisss = d sa!as
naaisaal . aga6s6 % ssESAos = %
psGots1eer. : 4 .ptu6bsdss Sssisss
81 = sssese lraas shss; 4 Nsst dejA
u ys1bls sess = hesssicsbls -
ssas = p,enb. D u iss asdsntss
phil|ppiqsss d Ssnper et De
Selgs = y mssvsmsat nsrvsux
qui lfsesat seinAoss = Aiscsri.
v sbsstk I Y eoavsnsion rSpabli-
cGies llblesls - Ciscissati corps
dtA1utvaGDDs Slisaat fhns 1 larnle
,disaiD1lnls = Grant. C'sst aiasi %
ps6siDtsa Pm ses6it dssgsssss.
unI1S6 - shanoss dun saedidat
e - DoGlea = tostss ~ ressoss.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

Sur cette enorme production, l'ex-
portatisn vers les pays etraDgers en-
enleye 1 peine le dixieme, ainsi que le
moutrent lee chiffrcs suivarts:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-02

C'est Ia France, on 10 volt. qui tent
10 premier rang. au point do vue dc
lexportation des bouillcs sDehisos. En-
1866. Il consommation De y houills On
France s'elevait 1 20.O56. 900 ton.
neaux. ct Ia production indigene l
1850. 900 tonneaux.
C'est quand on touche d pres ces
immenses productions Dc lindustrie
anglaise qn'on s'explique micux en-
core les developpements q ID pfosps.
rite Do son commerce exStTicur. Les
ailments abondent poor ses pavirss. L.
houiIle. le fer. les produits manuibe-
tures, remplissept les Gales d 90 boti-
mepts, ct leur asurent ainsi % fret d
sortie.qui fait dtAst. trcp solvent ! b
marine francaisc.
Msssagey De PART.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
The Soreheads Die Hard.

Not satisfied with the utter failure of their
little game at the Filtll-Avcnuc Hotel, the
discontinued soreheads propose to butt their
! heads once more against the immovable
post. The scheme now Is to get upa little
outside show at Baltimore on the Stll of July,
the day before the meeting of the great Con-
vcntion. With tent wherein to cut their
capcrs, and the New York World rs a hurdy-
gurdy to grind out it's screcching and jerk
ing dissonncc, they are vain enough to hope
that they may attract some strlgglcrs, and
with them run III opposition line. The crazy
World is ready to make music fer any OF
those impracticables that are as crazy as
itself; but the thunders of the Liberal party
will soon brighten them from Baltimore
They will in hurry fold up their tent, ant
with that and their discontcnts disappear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
T,HE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.

lions Isl in GoTToN, GRAIN, and PRODUCE, for
immediate and future delivery, and especially for
TIES. daily call is made Of all the leading Sscu-
rifles in the States Of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Flor
ida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, aud Arkansas,
STATE BONDS. CITY BONDS, or, Drv
MkA AHtnMFAcr fHhSe' sn STARE &C., &c,
The Undersigned. members of the AUGUSTA
EXCHANGE, solicit orders to hly or sell anything
VS.. RoEgRrs. 81 Roberts, Morris 6 shfvcrs.
G. Il. BACON. Cotton Commission Merchant.
'oilS l.. FIEMAING, Cotton Broker for Augusta
ii: F.hussELL Of Rnssell,s Potter
An HEAkL; Of ReIli; sPs"Rs Ie GG ,ssrs
w DANIEL cf Daniel & Hill 4
c. II. riiISlzY.o of {. IL. PhiniAy Co..
W. II. WARREN. Of Warren, Wallace & Co.
". F. ilERmlSG, OF Claslorn, Herring & Go.
J0IIS N. CLARK, OF }. M. Clark y 60.
Il. T. BRANCH, of Rrancn, Sons & Co.
Ii. Ii. MiCmMAN. President Savings Bank and
Granitevillc Factory. ..,,,.,,i ,,...,, -.-r.
CA. ROWLAND, Commission Merchant.
W. NJ. READ, OF Franklin Read & Co.
ALFRED BAKER, President National Exchange
a. N. JACKSON, Commission Merchant.
NJ. O'DOwD, of NJ. O'Dowd& Co:
". j.! JHcKsoS, President Of National. Bank Of
Augusta and Augusta Factory. r-.
r. G. BARTLETT, OF Barrett & Caswcll. =
NJ. +. STOvALL, Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant. c...........
w. Il. WHEELESS, Of Wheeless = GO. ...l,s.
O. NJ. STONE, of Isaac 7. Heard & co,
&C. A. ALLEN, of Walker & Allen.
. j. M. BUIsDELLI Commission Merchant. .-....
~ Pcarce, of j. j., Pearce, Butler& Go. - (
A. PoULLAIS. Of Poullain s DAWSON:
GEORGE Z. JACKSON, of George Il. jackson co.
w. c. SIBL Ely, of Dunbar & Sibley, and President
OF Langley Manufacturing Company. +
j. j. DOifGHTY, Cotton Commission Mercnant.
w. G.. SANDERS, Of innlan &'Sanders. 80,
Wv. II. HOWARD, of w. II. Howard y Son.
Il r, CLAYTON, of Z. Z. Clayton & Co. ,r..r3
r. w. HEARD, Of S. ID. Heard 4 Son. "
IL. BRANCH, of Branch, Scott Co: -
D. Is. DoUGHERTY, of Bones, Brown 20. s.f..e
THOMAS p. SroyALL, of Sloyau & Hull. ,..
H. III. MAY, OF RII. May GO. 80 - ~,
j. @. MATIIEwsoN, Tobacco, Cotton Goods, and
General Produce Merchant. -- ,--,. --.f.,@I
f. T. UoZIER. of DoZicr 6 Walton'
g. p. CURRY. Banker and Broker. -
JAMES A. GRAY, Of James a. Stray 4 60.
l.. ]. MILLER, of J.F. & l.. j Miller. 4
ffF s.. T'IMBEJs1IAKE, OF Ramey &c ThnDerIake.
THOMAS NJ. JACKSON, of, Cox, jackson & Go. -
C. f. WU.MAS. of Branch SONS & co.
je 2J-Tu& F5wGw1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
" BY Lymr& Brother, e.r, !;
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.
4, ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Sale o.

5 r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IMpR6 ,,s RENi. FSTATE IN THE PLAN OF
ODAHsfFN, ON GROVE MVEMHEI:s. EEp y "a 4
ELMWOOD, AND DOVER STREEIS; IN II Y
Elan or SIT aI2 "A RffH GMMpp BiSWTh ER
E kIiTN GoNSisTiSp OF. A HANDSOME
FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, FoR,SALE At AUCTl0N;-,
avc,a 81 1T Ss Hfs. Of INC 2E s e Rd ay
of july, 1872, commencing ut 81 O'Clock j. III. pre-
cisely THAT very valuable properly ,rr.-t -
above described, now IN the occuEit,cy of Major
Charles Howard The cottage s9nta li tnn rooms sa,
the main mansion are beautifully ladof and shaded.
with large quantity of shrubbery of the most select
kind The lot on which Ii stands has front on inc
south side of Grove avenue or ld3 by l7Gt feet 70 an
HEi IJTIFUI. BUILDING LOTS adjoining. front
Inc on said Grove avenue SO by i7sl feet each to All
Also, FORTY LOIS fronting OH the north side,
of Federal street, 80 by ITO. feet each to an alley 90
Also. FORTY I.OTS fronting on the north and
south side of Einwpod street. 70 by lI?s feet each To
an alley: and TWENTY LVTS fronting ON the
north side of Dover street, 30 bylisa ecl To al alley
% feet vide. ta. d. |
This offers ono ct the best opportunities for capi-
taliste and nersOns of limited menus To secure nice
lot and make Il jndcious investment, being on one
of the most perfect horoughfares leading to the.
city: and the terms Will Ire very li'cral--say one
fourth cash balance ut one, two AMI three years',
for negotiable notes, six per cent. Interest adde'
secured by trust ilcrH ,.., ~ II s,..a.s
4 plat of the above property can be seen at our
''n'e' i"' "''' 10 LYME & BROTHER,
IN ~ D.. AuctiOnecrs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
- ByJ. L. .Apperson,, !; 90.
Auctionecr and Rcd Estate. Agent. ].

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAEUa-
" BILE REAL EsTATE-INf THE CITY OF
RICHM0ND.-By virtueof a decree of the Chanccry
Uurt OF the city of Richmond Of Che 18th Jufc, 1872.
signed, commissioner thereby appointed Will sell
ut auction, on the premises on thursday the 9th
day of Jny, 1872, ~ 81 o'clock p. NJ that desirable
property known as .'SrRECk ER'S,'' with the large
dwelling and the beautifully ornanentcd grounds
overlooking the city and suburbs The whole pro-
pcrty fronts 200 feet the north side Of Pieass
street aud ruus back 2oa feet, divided into tive lots
OF thirty feet eac aud one, with the dwelling; &C.,
Of ITO feet front. s.,t-7iF -:.r;.>i ~ t5sit RI.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added six per cent aud title retained until the pur
chase money Is paid, ant n cOnyeynace directed by
the court. r g,.ltsANDREW JOHNSTON, I
ie 2H-tds n 80 - - commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
The Convention.

Tho Convention of Conservative delegates
which assembled Yesterday In the lheakre
in this CITY was composed OF tho best ta'cIH
and hest names of the state. 1t was, as 2
really representative body, fully entstted 10
exnreSs the opinions and wishes OF the people
Of Virginia. 49, !,
This Convention was as harmonious ana
as determined us any that ever met. But one
object controlled and directed it: that was
to rescue the country from misgovcfnm1e N
and restore the Constitution, the local . sta'e
authority, and the equality OF states apu
ncopIc. To do this all saw but one way
and that was a union of Democrats, Liberal
Rera,blicaus and Conservatives, upon the
Cincinnati platform and nomincsS-in fact,
a union of the good and patriotic men OF all
parties for tho salvation Of the country from
the tyranny and corruptions Of the GRANT
Administration.
We refer the reader to the proceedings OF
the body reported in this mornings Dispatch.
The delegates were full of hope !; nay, they
were confident of victory. The brief but
soul-stirring speech of the venerable eX-
Governor SMITH upon taking the chair as
temporary chairman fired the whole body.
1t was brave and patriotic outburst OF the
nobiest impulses of tine lofty spirit of true,
: tried, and venerable citizen. 1t struck tie
key-notc of the great movement of the day,
and was responded to by every heart.
I'M. ~, YnFf
taking his scat Us permanent chairman was
worthy Of him and Of the cause. 1t takes
the true view OF the situation. and will help
to remove the last vcstigc of doubt and hcsi-
fancy from the minds of those who have
been slow to appreciate the peril to which
we arc exposed, and to discover the only
means open to lis aiiording the least hope OF
escaping from oppression and setting the
country once more free.
During the day several excellent speeches
were made, especially one from Colonel
FLouRNoY. These will be found noticed in
the report of proceedings.
The news from other States that came in
yesterday encouraged the Convention. It's
harmonious deliberations will have their
good effect on the country and upon the Bal
timorc Convention. That body will have
nothing to do but to register the decree of the
people; and when that is done the work will
he pushed ahead in earnest. That will be
the signal for the general rally from all quar-
tiers to the Cincinnati ticket. The thousands
that have been waiting for it will come for
ward and take their stand. 1t will be seen
that the Northern Democrats have not moved
unadviscdly. They would not have thrown
themselves into the allied anti-GRAST army if
they hid not felt assured that they would be
powerfully reinforced from the Republican
ranks. They will not nc deceived.
The action of the Virginia Convention has
shown alike wisdom and patriotism; aud our
people will have Il full share in the victory
which will reward the grand army OF pa-
trots who are urlning to cXpcl from the
Government the violators Of the Constitu-
tionand the dcstroycrs of the rights of the
citizen.