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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
IlY IAATlHIRH a. QLEAHY,
- Auotiohoarn and Real Estats BrokaFa,
Southwest corner penp, AVepus and EloVputh STR o.
Star Once Building

-
.. Star once BuildlnE s..
POSITIVE SALE OF THE MANSION, WITH AN.
PIX GROUNDS ATrAOaED, AND EIGHTY.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS, BKth0 THB RHrATk
OF Ilik LATE GKORGk W. KEAfiHO, SIT
BOUNDARY BTRRET, AND FsONriRG LIN.
tUOuN AVENUE, At AUCTION, =. = =. -.
On WEDNESDAY and fH URsDAY EVENINGS,
shall sell the osGtS Of the Late George W. keAtna,
knoWu ~ "Proapoe' Hl,n aud fronting ltuooln ave.
nue., between boundary street and 0lsnvOod Gene
teri which hAa been gibdi Into live oliHi
BILE bnildinE L5ta The MAnalon Il hrGo and opm.
modious Bros DWelllpa, with aleeJH square feat
attached, mAkinE II desirable a. country residence.
Tug LotA eontAia on An AVERAGE about b,VtO square
ms ale Oilers EPro sPpoItasIsy p parties ds,ir
and Aao 20 those onHagod IN the dairy bupinehs the
land Il Wtthin few hundred yArda Of Boundary street.
and oommAnda mag ihoant view Of TIE olty,
Two Street RAiltoada 10 be ommonoed this sum
nor. will paaa In front Of the property.
Tue Lola will be sold sspAFAtoly, plat q the prop
oTiy eau b9 obtsDed By ADpyinG 10 the HuotonOsTa,
Torma OF sale! One fourth oaah balance In twelve
sishtaon and tWenty.iour months, With Tesofged
lion 90 the property be4TuE lntafesL OonyeJanelng
no 5tAmps 4, pqrohassI's cost. TWsnty I've donafs
~ !mmsdiItsly Afsor the above Ials, We shall cell
dsaiou Of portion Of the above tract, Improved By
iysSd1dsS ''''A LRTfnkR 4 cuiLEARY, Austs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

RYM CoBRnIAg, AgstIouesr,
hSQuiheast corner o. Tenth street and Pennslvarla
hvennes .H.. % !
ts.r,t.. .,i, taK HouseksspinE business viii ma
"a ~ 49,, sd,sn,. U call on me, - vii paI cash
isi % ssSts n ss =, nSsss tSS155 & N4iIfuF3
DAY and SATURDAY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
ESaX,GI.tsAB.,ETESss Te.ls.
wLsmsoroS, D. O., July %, isia Ss;.lO,
nv CQLDWELL q K1Nts, AuctienecTs,
d Ne afO Eleventh stree, one door botIh ~ Pthn.
ayyanlA avenue
SALE OF nAf boItEs AT AtCrIoN,

KxrouI lys OTTiGFi tn n' ia
Ir,gs q sn 20. q ths l,Ssis,sr' ri gssr
~ ~ ttsI - t le
sloiusisS snlk ~ ~ ~
HUI ~ " y leY' i9sef Ioi w
2. " 9 ~ ~ ~. 20 ne sAN
nv Z. Wy ~
re, situated oppoaiN post cihoe, Uniodtovn' AZ
iNe sitnsis9o nm k,irth .,,,.s .o,th...,. b.,-..r
- =, 10y n n W ~ M 49,
alt,iLaIS ~ N'o'A~ A'snue' Nav h"os - -
.,in.,.A =, I.,,,,., a r,,D,. h.,,..D Ni,,h
"a i =, ~ ~ y, ~ n \ .gt y ~ "'"'a
~ .i,i,.d ~ n, - y ~, ", ~ =, L.
~ Ms Iy1ns 2, nSIlnsrn mals M
liYV q,o'eeh, 2; z, MI -, -. A.. ....i
", y. ~ n ~ "sa' uns 0AnN'
n II Sltt.t.d ~ II =, .,,y. r.,,sc,,,-p.
Al a o,sisst ~ M ~ N'O'''
Va = W :, t,....,t,, a. a.-.,,h and Ro,,
tssnth krsst 800 nv htS,ood "A n s3slosk N M
Pastis. pr,,hs ss, All ~ re,,ni,sd ~ mali lin
ali tbs p,nyisions M tbs a. svrrovsd JSBs III is7i
eouuep Ao'resuAupf NE nj t q nv 1n..,o,
tvso.akA. ts,.,, ooibyeRiI x kikOy' kpsis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
UNITED STATES StRsiixL S SALE.
RYgiH; WARMER; Real Rs.Hts BrsGsr
between q and n strsstS

TRUSTFE's SALE or A DESIRABLE TWO
sEEyytEIn: I "a si ST4sEETS REr"rES 3 AND 0
tsnbsT q. ls7f, and dny, recorded IN Libst No
- ~, folio t1i, ooe Of the laqd reeOTda for Wsh.
o. tbp premlfeA to thst bighest biddof. on TB URb
DAY, July 1b, ls7a, A. q o'clock y. M Lots tlatoen
bored nine hundred, isnil bounded ~ follows: Be
HiBnlng Al point one hundred Esd oltht test three
Inches south from the pOlnt Of intsrteetlon Of
eeyynth street east with North Carolina svsnue;
thess Safh forty feet 10 alley; thence east one
hundred aid ntpatsen feet TO alley ten feet two
inches wds thence ing sid alley south forty feet
thence west along the dlyidlag line Of loia fifteen
and slIteen ono hundred and nihstseu feet 10 the
place Of beginning, togsthsT with the imbtoremsnts
thereon.
Terms! Ons fourth cash balance IN air, twelve lnd
sahteon moutha With 10 per eeut interest, scared
~ deed OF trust on tho property. Stamps and con.
vsJAbclnE 81 tbs sost Of the purchaser, elO0 down
when the prqpoTJ y ttrush On 10 Gaze The terms
compiled with within seteR DAYS after the aAle,
The proPery viii be resod a the sL And cost o. tbs
dT,ssS9tI1s PuFehA''rh T. u EkARRos IIli.tsS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
Auction Sa
Br HIKE. 81. n .!:


ny gREKN - .yPIllLfARIli, Aartioaesfs,
ID horthWOs, oOruer 81 Tsd,A md D s,rssts.
aUBLIq akhE on TIyk YEARs egoUNp
tiSyGi oRIY iH9u sSN9 RRIgKS W IN
is sggAaE, M 4, oPP0siTk THIS WASH.
! sd J fsi = ~ sssoIa IL y IS Gee o.
ieho =, ADD sTsop.ed " horde Biaeslu', shall
fiystssTs' round LEAFS % IS.s i h Sand %, In
iSpi,nssSI and Toois Of a Baot,ysrd.
ifSItns - NOT pisd with In hys days after sale
~ properly WI Hs fssOd - g@s JH1gss dsyA, eo't
ipioG aREeN VIII Ius,s
rp- THE PURCHASER NOT HAVING CON.
piled with the terms oi the tale, the Abl,a property
WI y F.,o,d 2, pgbllo auSIloS % NEDNisDAYs
I'VE doliiis vii Be i'aniiyd . gsEG;lL a he lime
Saa dEEFaS SiESi4ss, i TsSis,
TgE oogRg HAVING, DISMISSED rue N.
! JUHprtOn, the sale Advertised below viii take
P llHy iiSs s si'iE OF HOUSE, AND LOT. No
Ss S S IS: .'1': 3 TS''SS''a.y :IS'
a'ssiss;s; B B; 4 " J sPRiSSSs
IiSsf . X, NJ 4 Folio -. sssll, iOr ~ gggT
Dosss apd 10 aseoFdspes With the u shs.a bId
sP &c Isl gu Rasd aS'iiG' ia
D. me- n filf otbsrfiss the hs n fiir daJ, ali Of ),
sSsd 8. s.2 sven ss, ss5, Sssss 10 10 Is
10 square s. q me plAa q NE eitToi washlsgt9n.
~ ~ Iod .Ss1 ~ q; 'g iss.S9p e
houses, sltuaisd o. X, bslvssn TSeuiy siTin and
Tsp. I'si asS in ore and two
yearsi nm de3d o. 6gat and approved personal seeu
rig 70 ssuurs ds'sfrsd Psyqfsnb! .
NtIEiAAas1oES, ''n'''''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
New ADVERT. ements.

LREDERIOK OUzlENS.DHsIREs AN INTER.
y NlkW WITH he tWo Hsnllsnen who halped HIN
" " Fifteenth Ard stres IA, on "Wednesday last
irqairs ~ No 10 N, between Fifteenth and MH.
tssnth stfesth northwest iyla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
pR0FosGIs FOR FLOUR.

HEADQUARTERS DIPARIMERr or THE PLArrEJ
UFFlCk CHIET OoMMIssAnH or 6uBsfsTtKuE, 7
OMAHA, NEB., Juns II, ls7a
Sealed proposals., 10 duplicate, with .EusTantee
signed by tao pefsoua Of known responsibility, not
q bubzlstonee, At the military post Brayer
otJ, U. T., until II O'Clock a. M. 90 THURSDAY,
the lat Of August ls1 for fuTnhhlnH Flour delivered
a the post Ia good single sacks, in hnch guAnu
uss as maj DO from time e dme required toI the use
aatthe Oommissay GnDerAl OF hahsstenee MAJ d..
ra6t Ncom ne nolng on the Of October, l9fl
With the blddsI'a nano, must asoom0aBJ aAsh pro
posAl, and be referred TO therein.
Proposals SHOULD be Ind oTsed "Proposala for Flour
and addressed 10 the "A y. T., Beaver Oity Y. IT,"
To WhOm application shouh be made for further In
formation a. 70 conditions payments, &c.
w BARRIGER,
iya byt. BEiG. Cen, Y. y. so
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

ST. IOulS has evidently good deal to learn
in tho way ofspollipE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
pRoPOsAIs g9R IHPR9yIEe QaANNEL OF

phoPOsAld1H,, k0h iihMRik99HxdtksS qhANhkLOb
lt UNITED STATS HH0IHHEAs OITIOHl
lSO OHEaTNUF BrREET, PHIt.ApElPHt1l Pa, I
July 6, ld79.
Sealed proposals., Ia dapllUats made On iSTms sup
piled from this ofhoe, With oopy Of this adyartlao-
unul II O'Clock a a. Of HURADAY. August D, lh72,
ioI IsnoYtng By dfSdhnE froa The ohanngloi the
sreet bridge, 90 cubic yards, more or les. Of mud,
aAnd and Eravs, and eosq S2nsa Also, separate pro
rock In the channel bpoohoatlons Ao,, viii he sop
also be seen. j. ID. KURTn, =
10 IIeutsnAnt Colonsl0f KnGlnsaru.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
PROPOSALS. E9 IIiI P SS;Isg s BELOW FRED,

DROPOBALS nor DREDGING BELOW ERKD-
Il RRIOKBBUH0, VA.
yUNmED krATEb hh0nlkER'H OFTIoE, r.
THIRD bfoRI UHtoE BAFK BuILDIsa,
tAYLrIE, MEAn OnAMLKA trREnT,
BALriAfOnE, ND ,July n. 1871
Proposals are lnyitod ior diedGinA below groder.
iokabufH Va, 20 tna sItont 81 about u oO0 worth.
Proposals sealed, In dupoals, lndorsod on outalde
accomplished b. copy Of this AlyeTtlaamont viii be
Tboelsed until noon Of August 10, l8f2, and will DO
9Ps9sd 81 p. Of The same dAy, IN presence Of
bidders q mar Nikh 70 be present.
The right 70 reject any bid u reserved.
torm6 Of proposals., apedihoAtiofa and lny dsaited
lhioFmAtlon oan De had % AlphQstlen 70 this once
i,ts I.. MNf,s n n 4 IN NJ r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23

pRoPosALs RoR IRON BRlDGk.
OFTIoE or PUBLIu BuItDm0a AND GnoUNDBl
CoRAER PA. Avs. Assn TwEnIgEIh1r HEnEET,
WAaHINuron, ID. o., july 10, l6l9.
Sealed proposals. win Be received uutl August 49, Al
u O'Clock m, It this ooe, for the CONSTRUCTION 81
IN the Dilinet o. OolumhA, on Pliers and AbutmSnti
now standing.
Persons proposing Hill fufuiah oouplsts drawings
and dgsOdpton Of The bridge thoy propose 10 erect
With ita opacity and weight
Tho ionsth Oh bridge about 1850 feet
BnFthaI ini oSmAtl0n bo obtained on application
F5opSsSis must DO indOrbsd Proposal for Iron
BTldEo.h ..A' z.
The Fight Is reserved to reject Any q ~ In sISs
U9D.6t Major Of Engineers, U, y. Army,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
Letter from MIR. GrOesbeck He sustuins
Greeley.


Greeley.
COLUMBUS, O., July 29.-The following
letter. addressed to Hon. John G. Thomp-
son and General K. Brnkerhoff cbairmen
of the Democratic and Liberal Republican
State Executive Committees Of Ohio, has
just been made public:
CINCINNATI, July 20, 1872.
GENTLEMEN have your note inviting
me to preside at the mass meeting of Dem
ocrats and Liberal Republicans which will
be held at Columbus on the thiTtieth in
slant, to ratify the action of the Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Baltimore conventions. |
am sorry to decline an important invita-
ton given in such kind words, but |
can not be with you lest l be mis-
understood. | desire to say that l
accept the action Of the conventions
referred to, and | shall vote for Mr.. Gree
ley The presidential campaign is now
fully and finally arranged. There will be
but two candidates, both Republicans, and
we must choose between them. 1t will not
be difficult, and while we should not hope
for Democratic administration under Mr..
Greeley, yet nominated as he has been by
two national conventions, one Republican
and the other Democratic, we may expect
an adminlstTatiOIrthat will not be partisan.
And after all, such an administration ought
to be very welcome, and may be just what
is most needed for the present hour. Fol
lowing a heavy civil war, it will be OppOr-
tune and most suited to heal animOsities
and restore good will between all sections
of our country, and all our people. / diff
fer in politics with Mr.. Greeley. He was
not my choice, but he has been chosen,
and with extraordinary unanimity, and
is now before us as the only repre-
sentative of the constitution, and under
pledges for important reforms. His great
ability, courage and patriotism are unques-
toned, and if he is selected we have good
reason to believe he will get reconciliation
and reform. If he is defeated we already
know we will not get them, but the admin
istTatlOn now closing will be repeated. 1t
should not be repeated, nor should we
make it an example for imitation by the in
dorsement of reelection. As a soldier
Grant is justly distinguished His war
services were very great, and should be
Acknowledged by all, as they have been.
and even generously acknowledged, and
We shall never forget them. But he is not
suited for civil magishacy, and we SHOULD
allow his administration to close with the
pending term. / intended to write at more
length and some detail, but what l have
already said is a fair reply to your note.
Thanking you for your hattering invita-
ton, am, very respectfully,
w. s. GROESBECK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
New salt Regulations.

This is an American Press dispatch to the
St. Louis Globe:
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The new salt
regulations issued from the Treasury De
partment provides that salt Withdrawn as
authorized by law may be entered for re-
warehouse and consumption under the usual
regulations in such cases, but care must be
taken to preserve, upon the entry, the date
of the original importation, so that ware
housing privileges shall not be extended
beyond the legal limit of three years from
such original importation. If it is desired
to use the salt III curing fish in any other
district than that in which it is Teware-
housed in bond it must be shipped in bond
under the usual transportation entry to
such district, where like proceedings will be
had, as hereinbetore provided Salt brought
back from a fishing voyage, either TO the
port of withdrawalO or any other port, shall
be entered for new TewaTehOusing, and if
designed to be used for curing fish on shore
and the same proceedings will be had, as
authorized by the regulations requiring
proofs, atfidavits, etc, that the salt claimed
to have been used in curing fish has been SO
used, in accordance with the requirements
Of the entry. Imported SALT entered for
warehouse under bond, NAV be withdrawn
to lie used on shore, within the limits of the
United States, in curing fish so taken, or to
be taken by vessels licensed to engage in
the fisheries, under section eleven of the act
of June g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
Iberln Pnrtsh LiheraIs.

The following resolutions were adopted
BY the Liberal convention in Iberia parish
a report of which was published in the
REPUBLICAN of yesterday morning:
WHEREAS, After years OF strife on the
battle field, the truly great and patriotic
men of the land are labOring for perfect
reconciliation between all sections OF our
common country, and for complete reform
in the administration Of public affairs.
ResOlUed, That Louisiana shall not be the
last to welcome the dawn of this eventiul
day, when men Of every section OF our
country may join hands in a common cause.
ResOiUed, That in the action Of the conYen-
tons of Cincinnati and Baltimore, we recog-
nize the determination Of a patriotic people
10 bury sectional aDimOsities, and Win
them the worse than useless issues OF the
dead past.
ReS0lUed, That we, the people OF the par
ish of Iberia, do most heartily raJlIy
and approve every action Of those cOnVen-
lions. and that we pledge ourselves, as a
band of reunited and determined brothers,
ignoring all party differences existing here,
tOfore between us, to the earnest support OF
Greeley and Brown for President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Rcs0lred, That in the spirit which made
them national candidates, we discover the
only hope for reform in our State affairs,
and that impelled by this spirit, we send
our ablest, truest and most liberal man to
represent the parish Of Iberia in the State
convention which will assemble in New Or
leans on the fifth day Of August next.
Resolrcd, That our delegates to that con-
venton, sent in the interest of no man or
party, and instructed only to make united
effort for the perfect harmony of all ele-
ments opposed to Grant and Kellogg, to
GENERALIZATION aud Radicallsm shall vote
as a unit when that vote shall have been
determined by the majority of the dele
gates from the parish of Iberia; be it
Resolred, That each delegate appointed
shall have the right to appoint proxy to
represent him in the convention IN case OF
his inability to attend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
Foreign NInrketa.
violence atn Funeral.

This is a special to the St. Louis RcppJ.
Hcan:
New YORK, July 2S.-An aged Irish wO-
man, named Sarah Curry. died yesterday
IN Mulberry street, where she lived with
her husband, both being members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and of Rev.
Curtis T. Woodruff7s congregation. Or.
Woodruff proceeded yesterday, bv the
husbands request, to hold funeral ser
vice. The house in which Curry had a
room was populated by about sixteen Irish
Catholic families. When service was about
TO begin the women CrOwed in from other
portions of the house, and in the yilest Ian
guage dared DR.. Woodruff 10 proceed. One
OF the virggos thrust her fist in his face
They threatened to throw dirty water over
him, and fearing further violence, the doc
tor ran down stairs and into the street. As
he went buckets of dirty water were thrown
over him. lie ran to the police headquar-
tiers, secured detail OF officers and started
back. As the party neared the house in
which the body of Mrs Curry was. they
were pelted away with stones by the bows
congregated around the door Seven ofti-
GERS druve the women into their own apart
ments, the funeral services were performed
and the remains carried to the cemetery
without further disorder The cause of the
outrage was local religious feud.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01

We notice the Crescent City Bank has
declared a dividend of five per cent from
the profits of the past six months, payable
on demand. The previous dividend, IN
January last, was also five per cent.
Gold opened at ll44s ll458, against
lis at New York, and after moderate
business closed at ll442 a ll434, an advance
of X, against ll5l9 in that market-against
ll5 at the close yesterday. The sales com
urised $37 900, embracing $1,000 (Sl5OO and
$25OO) at Il44 $4,000 at ll448; $4,000
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000 and $8OOO) at ll4la, and
$4,000 at ll45s.
No sales OF silver were reported.
The movement in sterling was of mode
rate extent, and rates advanced about t.
cent. The sales included 85OOO Al clear at
1851; $500 bank at l26l2, and $4,000 do
at -.
The reported sales Of francs covered I0O,-
900 and 100000 commercial, particulars
withheld.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
I25IR 0l257s for Al clear, and 1862 for
bank. and francs at 100 a 4.57 n for private,
and 456A 0455 for bank
Domestic exchange was without any ma
terial variation. The banks continued to
check on New York at % }9 cent premium,
and commercial was quoted at 3l60 Y pre-
MUM. The sales covered 100000 New
York sight, including $4,000 bank $4,000,
SIS 600, $4,000 and $3OOOO), at a and
$4,000 do at 9-32; also $4,000 sixty days at
IN Y cent discount, and some small
amounts of thirty days at 30 discount.
The sales of stocks included 20 shares OF
Louisiana Lottery at $50, 100 shares Louis
ianecLevee, ordinary, at 81, and - shares
jackson Railroad Company at -. Iester-
day shares Crescent City Bank sold at
sol. There have been orders pending for
some time at $50, but no sellers.
In bonds we notice sale of $1,000 city
skies, issued to OpelOusas railroad, at 53l4.
The only sales of warrants reported were
$500 new State at 45R, and a small
The business in city appropriation certi-
ficatPs was rather moderate and the rates
weaker The sales included $1,000 and $4,000
at 7OI4, $1,000 at II, and $1,000 at y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
45Oo,oOo IN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders C tickets by distrbu-
ton, by lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
List of Gifts.


Total, 1000 gifts all cash ........,..... $5OO,0OO
The Hon Thomas Z. Bramette, late Governor OF
Ken lucky, has consented TO represent the Trus
tees in the management OF this second Grand Gift
Concert, and he viii personally see that the money
from the sale of tickets Is deposited with the
TREASURER that the drawing Is fairly conducted
and the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid
The drawing viii take place IN public, in fun
view of the audience and under the immediate su-
peTvisiOu and direction of the officers and Trus-
tees of the Public Library of Kentucky and the fol
lowing named eminent and disinterestcd citizens,
is fairly done:
Hon. n R. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals, Ken
Hon. J Proctor Knott, late Member Of Congress,
Lebanon district.
Hon. Il, V. Bruce, Judge Ninth Judicial District,
General hi H Murray United states Marshal,
Hon. T B. Cocran, Chancellor Louisville Chan
Hon, :. D. Stamford, President Farmers and
Drnvers' Bank.
Company, Liverpool
Colonel Phil Lee, Com. Attorney Ninth Judicial
.Dr. C. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet.
Colonel Jison P. Johnson Manager Gait House.
DR.. T. S. Bell Professor Medical University Louis
Hon J G. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hen. T L. Bun nett City attorney.
Henry WUlfOrd, Treasurer Louisville.
A. Brannin, President Manufacturers Bank.
Philip Judge of the Louisville Hotel Company.
James BridgefUrd, President second National
Bank.
". C. D Whips, proprietor Willard Hotel
J. G. Johnston, President Traders Bank.
h. Victor New comb, firm Of Newcomb, Buchanan
i Co.
Henry Deepen. President German Bank.
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton merchant
Or. No win Green, President Louisville and Gin
cinnati Short Line Railroad.
Vol Rose, Agent adams Express Company.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
Circulars giving full particulars, sont apphea-
ton,
P T. DURRBTT, President.
W. n. HALDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN 6. CAIN Secretary.
FARMERS AFD DR0YERs' BANK,
jI3 Ct we&sa 4teoW Treasurer,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
Sentenced for Robbing the sIan.

We copy tire following from the Calves
ton BHlietiH:
John K. Reynolds, who was arrested on
the twentieth of November last at HOus-
ton, charged with robbing the mails on or
about the sixth Of June near Seguin, after
long detention in Jail at Bryan, Austin and
Huntsville, was brought to trial at the late
term of the federal court at Austin, con
victed, and by recommendation to mercy by
the Jury, escaped by three years sentence
TO the State Penitentiary. His sufferings,
particularly while detained in the "black
hole at Austin, we're charitably offset
against the seven after years which the law
6xes as the penalty of his crime. We be-
lieve this is the first case OF conviction and
punishment for mail robbery in Texas.
Rev uOlds served in a cavalry regiment from
a Western State, and came to Western
Texas, where he obtained employment as a
driver of the mail stage on the San Antonio
and FL PasO mail route. He was fond of
horses jrwelry and good clothes, but his
chief weakness was women
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01

This is a special to the st. Louis Repu5-
leGa:
-, New YORK, July est is reported that
the horse LUngtellow is so much improved
that he Is able to walk, and his leg shows
slgns OF returning strength. John Harper
is at Long Branch with the balance of his
stable. II Is also said that Colonel Med
has decided to put the speed and endurance
o! harry basset to great test, viz to run
him against his sire's great tine-7;l99. :
for four miles, during the next meeting of
the Saratoga Association.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01
TLis Is a special dispatch TO tie St. Loui

THIS Is a special dispatch 70 the st. Louis
Globe
WASHINGTON, July 2S-Lccal politics are
growing quite lively. The quarrels over
the improvements and management of the
Board of Public Works has resulted in q
division of the Republican party here One
wing opposed to the authorities have nomi-
mated as delegate to Congress John w.
Hebarnes, formerly of Massachusetts,. He
is chiefly supported by the colored voters
who are complaining of the board favoring
contractors over labOriDg men. The other
wing meets during the present week and
will nominate General Chipman. There is
talk of putting up u colured candidates If
It Is done 1t will be chiefly to draw votes
from Lebarncs. The course of the Demo
Gratis l. not vet indicated, but the prObabil-
ity ,s they will divide, the larger part going
with the opposition tO. the Board Of Public
Works.