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FRANKFORT, (Ky.) June IL, 1872
Tyler Netting tigion-The Ladics-Mr. Fan
Buren,.
J. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
am delayed here by the sickness of my wife,
and think some news from the metropolis of Ken
lucky will not prove uninteresting the readers of
your valuable and wide spread journal On We'd
nesday the 18th, pursuant to notice, there was
meeting to take into consideration the conduct of
His Excellency John Tyler. The meeting was call
ed TO order by Geo Upsher, Esq, and on motion of
Mr.. w. Booker, Mr.. Jos. Bush was called to the
chair. The meeting was then addressed by the
Hon. G. 5. Moorhead, cousin Of the Senator from
this State, Tor about fifteen minutes, in the most
mastery f strain have ever heard in the yIndica-
spoke a few minutes, showed the inconsistency Of
Mr. Clay and his worshippers; after which, it was
unanimously
Resolved, That the present pressure the times the
scarcity Of money the low prices Of produce, imperative
y demand that Congress should establish sound
cy the plan proposed by tho Secretary Of the Tcasu
ID. Resolved That Captain Tyler, by his firm and in
dependent conduct as President has for him the gra
titudc OF every true American citizen.
After which. it Resolved That the Hon. C. A.
WickHe be invited by this committee in behalf of the
citizens of Kentucky to become candidate for Governor
Of this State in lsii
JOS. BUSH, President.
Gro. ursHrR, Secretary.
The Complexities, alias Re!ormers alias Hunch-
backs, have been holding meeting in their new
church in this place, for the last four days with but
little success. The Rev. DR.. Hall, OF Louisville
preached the dedication sermon, and called il the
Water Works Church.
The fair sex are plenty man could wish in this
place. There is the beautiful Miss I'd. What
Of that, She is engaged to her step-brother, T
C---n. Among the many handsome ladies' there
IS Miss Al st, Miss 81, Miss Ri
I'd, Miss Pc, Miss An D7y, Miss
Il--y, and many others, too numerous 10 men,
ZION, all lovely and ready TO marry.
Mr. Van Buren, passed through here about two
weeks ago but Van can do no good in Kentucky.
Love TO lie Jeune Editeur
Yours in haste, J. Jr
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United states District Court.



The United States Sir Bales Cloths Charles Clifton
clamanThese go DDS seized by the late Collector
Mr. Ioyt They arrived here in May 1892 in the ship Geo.
Washington from Liverpool The invoice price about
$3.50 The appraisers however stated that to be rs per
cent less than the actual cost aud they seized
cordingy, on the ground of false invoice The cloths
from Saddleworth in England and Messrs LAWYER
Miller and Rgley manufacturers there have given their
dispositions that they sold them the price hch
they were invoced Theury returned verdict for claim.
ant.
For the L. s. Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Watson-ror lain.
ant, Mr. Lord and Mr. J. Miller.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Juno :


At the opening of the Board this morning stocks
heavy, but at the close they became brisk Prices
however, showed decline from those Of yesterday. Har
lem fell ]! Delaware Hudson Indiana SIS Illinois
!; Long Island t; New Jersey Mohawk Farmers
Loan per cent. Sales of New York State per cents
made at premium, being decline OF / per cent
New York have all been the decline since
the closing Of the books and the rates have fallen nearly
per cent including the dividend which is II per cent.
Most descriptions of stock looking down. and the
may be found in the dsgracefu condition Of the
onal finances. While the question is unsettled
there be revival of business and the gloom which
such state of things casts over all monicd operations
sufficient for inactivity in sales.
Charles stebbins, ESQ, late Of Madison County and
formerly Bank Commissioner, was unanimously elected
President of the Farmers Loan ami Trust Company at
meeting of the Board ofDrsctors held tho asd instant
The Company has derived much advantage from
vigorously prosecuted to recover rome Of lie
doubtful debts Tho interested brokers, opposed TO this
work Of REFORM hcen actively engaged in cndeavor
ing to dcpreciate the stock in consequence.
The LIST Of July is rapidly approaching when the
promise will be completed and the distribution laws go
into operation according to existing In regard
the revenue laws eminent divided in opinion
to the power Of the Government collect any
without special enacments after the 3oh of June. has
been stated however that the President feels fully au,ho-
sed to prescribe rules for collection. Under such cir
cumstances however, the matter will undoubtedly be
contested and the suffer largely consequence.
The distribution will take effect the LIST Of July, nomi
nally however because there funds ia the Treasury
divide ani the distribution will follow the fourth in
stament of the old act which paid 1t Is
very evident that the States will get the money and
the grippe of the spectators will close over the e'
gtmate funds of the Treasury The opinion seems 10 be
entertained that the Of assessing duties &C.
cordng their value the port OF entry instead oil on
their foreign cost would make the 20 cent duty noout
equal to that now levied That to say the ireght ex
penscs charges &c. which the duties are now TO 90
cast will be about equal to three tenths per cent which
are to come off, consequently that the effect upon the re-
onu. vii, be the same il the present state Of Kings
we're To be continued The ability of the different collsc
ors to levy goods this msnner is however matter OF
doubt.
The unfortunate condition Of the Alasama currency
an only be equallci by the blind nfauation OF the
e who continue Give the worthless emissions Of IN
olvont banks in payment of produce and goods The
,nk whose capitals based upon the bonds issued by
ne state AFTER few years OF business only arc complete
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FINE SPoRT.-SALMoN FpHIyG.-The fame Of the sal
fishing in the rivers below the Island Of Orleans
the north shore has this year. attracted sporsmen from
distance. Two gentlemen have come from Now York for
the purpose Of enjoying the fly fishing in the Saguenay
and have chartered pilot schooner to attend them
their excursion Col Lascellcs 0renadier Guards and
Mr. Oswald OF the corps have also gone TO another
stream in that quarter for the sport and yesterday the
Earlof Mulgrave, accompanied by Captain Kennedy 6sh
Light Infantry sailed in his lordshps beautiful cutter the
Shannon similar excursion to one Of the northern
rivers Quebec Mercury. June a.
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JCSE 25.-The MfndGmus Case Ordered, that the ar.
gument in the three causes, Robert H. Morris Mayor
KEYS The People ex. rel. Joseph r.. Taylor, Edward
Williams, and John Heath and samuel Roome" be post
poned until Tuesday mornngthat during the argument
thereof the Court will hold two sessions daily com.
mencng at ten and four oclock-that the whole of the
causes be embraced in argument that only of
hem be heard this term, and that only counsel be
heard a side.
The decision in the Of Scovillc The City OF
BuilSlo was postponed TO Monday.
The of Townsend and others Hubbard and ano-
Their relative to the sale of certain lots Syracuse wa,
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FRoM EAST FLoRipA.-By the General Taylor, the
editors Of the Savannah Georgian have received the St.
Augustine Herald and the News Of 18th and 18th instant
No
The awful sentence OF the law was, the instant
executed at Newnansville upon Chandler Hastings and
James Grer, who found guilty Of murder ut the
late term Of the Superior Court The unhappy culprs
exhibited great calmness and resignation in their last
ments They made solemn and impressive addresses to
the spectators and fully admitted the justice OF the
tencc they about TO suffer
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THE EARTHQuAKE.-Ith has been satisfactorily as
certaned, that the extraordinary agitation of waters
observed on the 9TH Of May in many parts of Mssis-
sipp, Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia, was caused
by an earthquake. Yet no other evidence of such
phenomenon was perceived except in Attakapas,
where slight shock was felt 1t will be recollcc-
ted that the terrible disaster in ST. Domingo &C.
Cured on the same day.
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LorTrRIrs IN DELAwARr.-Thc Supreme Court, last
week declared the Lottery Act Of 1871 unconstitutional
consequently null and void Had the decision Of the
in favor Of the law most Of the lotteries o. this
state would have been brought close The validity
the act was contested by Messrs James Phalen Co.,
whose contracts do not expire for about SIX years and
rave been unanimously declared rrevocablc without the
snsen oithe contracting parties by the highest tribunal
II the State.
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Before Judge Oakley

JIM % -.4ndrer Fash rs. The Ncr York Gas Light
ComPony-The plaintiff isowncr OF premises Nos 30 and
% Cross street Some since, the defendants erected
gasometer house ADJOINING in which two tanks each
capable OF holding $4,000 gallons Of water The building
IS erected with the gable end towards the street. that
the plaintiff has suffered much ncony enierce from slides
OF snow falling of the roof on his buildings His chin
ncs have been twice knocked down by such and on one
occasion the roof knocked in and fne little Girl
four years of age named Louisa uggs killed yb;le on
versing with its parents The plaintiff complains tina,
the foul water from the tanks has undermined his wall
and destroyed the basement mbers besides which the
euvia is so offensive ii through the wall that II
almost impossible continue the premises lie sues
From the testimony prescnted would seem that the com
pany disposed TO obvate the difficulty all in h rover
In regards health IL shown that the etuvia from
gas is not injurious to the system, unless confined in
close ROOM Sc The Court charged that the not
appearo be which authorized the jury TO give what Is
termed smart money 1.-THE company however does not
the premises Of plaintiff the latter Is at liberty 10 enter
anothe. action when the question Of smart money might
be considered The jury gave verdict for plaintiff Of
sos damages and cents costs
Fer plaintiff, Mr.. Holmes and Ar. Prsson--for defend.
ant, MIR. Maurice and Mr.. Jas. T. Brady
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Exchange Bank of Genessee VS.. Clinton BdnL of Ner
York-This case was tried before when the Jury could
not agree In November, 1899, when tho Free Banks
went into operation the Clinton issued circulars offering
10 redeem the notes OF Country banks their dcposng
with certain per centage. The plaintiff sent by It's
president Mr.. Benedict who came on business the sum
o. 5000 $4,000 Of which was TO be considered special
ieposite Tor the redemption Of its MIR. Benedict
borrowed $500 from the Clinton for which he gave his
own note on demand. This note subsequently, for.
warded for collection 20 the Exchange Bank as The per.
sonal one OF the president but sent back
The plaintiffs wished 10 withdraw their spccal depost
some months afterwards but the defendants refuse 10 give
up alleging that the - 800 loaned 10 the President
security Of the specisl dcposite This was denied
both by himself and the bank action brought for The
recovery Of the amount The jury found for plaintiff In
The sum claimed, being, with interest, sasSs .sc.
For plaintiff Mr.. Merrill and Mr. Noyes-For dee aant
Mr. Kimba and Mr.. Staples.
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46 WILLIAM STREET.
PnINciPAL OrFicE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
halpas H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock
BRANCH OrFIcEs-Letters deposited before Z, H. and
o'clock, will be sent for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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Q0- THE FEJEE CANNIBAL.-The head of vendo.
vi the sailoreating Chief account Of whom will be
ound in columns has been deposited for public exhi.
bon at the American Museum by consent Of the United
States government for week only Every feature Of
esavage is depicted to the life An immense array Of
attractions put forth at the Museum this week.
Barnum appears determined to relax nothing making
he Museum the grand place of public for the beau
~ and fashion of the city, At all times and in all kinds
u weather his place is hronged. By particular request
he Industrious Fleas engaged another week; also
the fortune-tcling my sterious Gipsev Girl.
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oo- WE ARE DETERMINED TO BRING THE
Wholesale Druggists TO the stand as witnesses until
find how many there are in this city with nteects
20 obuse or consciences elastic that they
dshonor in initiating possible C from the trae
recipe they get It, and il not from the best they
get any article of medicines that has been brought
into general use and is sustained by the advertising and
other exerons Of person who owns the name il BEARS
aud who is claiming the sole right to ii.
The public will then be able to Judge who will serve
them with imitation counterfeit medicines. We have
taken position in this matter that will not relnquish
NJ long raise hand voice In the defence OF
honesty and think it but justice to the trade that the
respectable and centous portion Of the druggists
should have a chance vindcste their honor from the
foul slsnder that has been hsaped upon them by few
who sunk to level with counserfeers would fin have
thought that they have the and support Of
the good the honorable 1t has been proved in court
ofjustce that Comstock Co.. II Maiden Lane, have the
only right TO Hays Linment that the piles &c. and
have made the sole demand for II. Also of the Balm Of
Columbia to stay restore the hair; and have
curiosity TO know how of the trade and the public
anxious to do justice TO all Ivy purchasing only from
the true owners of these articles Comstock s Co., II
Maiden Lane.
o. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared by the COLLEGE Of MEDICINE and Pharmacy,
and now first offered to the public certain specific tor
those malades with which Vice visits her miserable fol-
lowers Let this class Of sufferers try it, and save them
selves the balciul Of neglect malircatmcn,
Sold in bottles two dollar: and dollar each with full
w s. RICHARDSON Agent
Office ofthc College, % Nassau street.
no MEDICINE AND MEDICAL ADvICE.-An
DESTROYS oil obtaining adNce
obtain H. and one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
by forwarding letter containing description Of their
case snd one dollar 10 the agent of the CoLLrer OF Mr.
prcrSr EHARMAcr at 81 Nassau Street, NY
w. RICHARDSON, Agent
90 THE ANODYNE LINIMENT PREPARED by
'hc CoLLEcr MEDICINE Pharmacy infaflible
tcmcdy for rheumatic pains-sprains- bruscs--pains in
he Embellishments headache sc. sc. Sold in
hcttles at rs cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Oice of the College, % Nassau street
CO. MEDICAL MEN ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
II the Principal Office OF the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of Nassau street and convince themselves by
personal examination Of the ssfcty and efficacy OF the
reporaons of the Coliepe
BY order, w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent
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CRUSHED TO DEATY-Mr. Dodson, from Tennes-
see, and Mrs Hale, from New Orleans, were, the
18th ult, crushed to DEATH few miles from Mills
Point, Kentucky They were riding in wagon
loaded with tobacco, and heavy hogshead
rolled upon the doomed pair, and killed them both
instantly.
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BNnkrupts.
SOUTHERN DISTRIC

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Geeorgs Strong Qate firm Strong 4 Baagh and re.
Gently President Commercial Bank) July %.
Richard Bartlett, merchant, July %.
George n. Goldsmith. blacksmith, Cumberland sulli.
county, July %.
Hiram Shook Warwarsing Ulster county July %.
Henry G. Shook, tanner Ulster county July 2s.
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DEATH IN THE ARMy.-We regret TO announce
that Brigadier General Atkinson, Of the United
States Army, died at LETTERS on Barracks, Mo-, on
the l4th inst in the evening, at quarter past five
o.c
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sS5- THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the Col
of MEDICINE and Pharmacy has in several cases,
'nce the opening Of the College, effected remarkable
cures The and addresses Of the thus
evcd may be had at the Office This most agreeable and
powerful restorative and purifier Of the blood is comb
nation OF the most valuable tonic, and is recommended in
he strongest manner by the College calculated TO in
vigorate and strengthen the whole system. All persons
suffering from debility and loss Of energy induced
BY whatever cause, invited 10 make trial of this
w. Sold in bottles at two dollars and dollar each
" Nassau st.
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RESISTANCE 10 THr pisTRier Srsrra.-On Tuesday
ternoon the House of Representatives Of New Hampshire
~ vote Of 100 So declined 10 district that State az d.
hy the recent law OF Congr-ss and the scnsc viii
undoubtedly concur Va this course
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GrS ArKrrov.we are sorry 10 hear that this gentle.
dangerously IN NJ jefferson Barracks and that liz
,covery . despaired of.St Louis Nsw Ere.
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The CLIMATE OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-A very
valuable work, descriptive of the nature and nhu-
ences Ct the climate of this country has been re-
cently issued from the press of the Mcssrs Langy.
The author, DR.. Forty, was for several years con-
nected with the L. s Army, and enjoyed unequal
Ted facilities of acquiring an immense amount of
accurate data respecting the important subject which
he discusses. Nothing is more strongly indicative
OF the beginning TO be entertained of the
benehcial influence which the advancement of sci
ea,ihc knowledge excfts on the great sum total of
human comfort and longevity, than the interest
which istelt IN 50 many quarters on topics such as
those 10 which this valuable work is devoted Igno
rance OF the laws Of climate, and their natural con-
sequences, has occasoned the premature death Of
thousands of the enteprlsng and active of our
race We are glad 20 observe that the new College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy have directed their at
tention to this most important matter, and have pre-
pared a medicine which acts as preseryauve
against the injurious effects OF our variable climate
MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-The laramie. arrived
at S vannah, 10th instant, from Pensacola, with tn,
lst Lieut., b. Bragg, Lieut. +. Reynolds, and for.
ty-eghi soldiers, belonging to company E. 3D. Regl-
ment United States Artillery on board. Thes,
troops are on the way to St. Augustine.
UNRiPE FRUIT.-People should take care how
they NEEDLE with unripc fruits of all kinds, unless
they mean 10 furnish appropriate subjects for the
operations Of the College OF Medicine and Pharma-
cy- Ripe fruits, however, if used in moderate guam
titles, are useful rather than injurious
MAIL RoEBsrs CONGRATULATED Holton found
guilty in Rochester til % !. inst of rob5ing the
mails between Rochester and Buffalo, in o. tober
and November Of lS4I-ani sias Doty, also. found
guilty OF robbinI the mails west o. Buffalo lss re-
cember
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Baltimore.


Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Hcraldl
BALTIMORE, June %, 1912
Mr. Eprron-
The next expect to hear from the east is an &C.
count Of duel between the Hon. Tom Marshall of Ken.
tucky and Col Webb, of the Regular Army or rather
ofthe Courier and Enquirer presumed that the fight
either has. will take place, at Newport Delaware or
at Elkton, in Maryland. Certain it is however that
Marshall and his friends (brother from this city and
others; also Webb and his friends were at Whining.
ton, Delaware, yesterday. From the circumstances of
the case. there hardly be any doubt that a hostile
meeting will take place. would just whisper word
in the Hon.Mr. Narshas cars and it s-Remember Tom,
there is temperance in all things.
John Purpur the individual trial yesterday for the
assault and robbery of Mr.. Nicholson last winter was
convicted by the jury without leaving the box He mani
Tested concern whatever to his fate The prcsump
thousand dollars ofthe stolen money There are
three others be tried for the oence-these cases
will be taken up next week.
young man about twenty years ofage who has not
yet been recognised drowned in the basin yesterday
afternoon by being thrown out Of small boat in which
he alone
certain large portion of the city Of Baltimore belonging
TO certain large number of Kenuckians, is about
much entitled to credit and not half plausible the
celebrated Moon hoax story by Locke.
A case was decided in the County Court yesterday Mr.
Redgwoy vs. Dr. Eintze for malicious prosecution, in
which the former sustained $500 damages.
Virginia money is rather inclined to get worse. ]
quote at 81, and Wheeling at IA discount Exchange
New York and Boston is par dis Philadelphia par
a57c Oats 50 CSC; Beef Cattle sold yesterday at
81 so SO per loo qualify Whiskcy very dull at
markets well supplied with seasonabe produce We
have every thing in abundance fair weather To-
day however promises to be void of rain and very
Don't let your friend Colonel Webb be killed
RopLnIcY
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90 TO THE FEMALE SEX.--An invaluable Me1i-
cine for the of all those diseases peculiar the
and for the restoration and Of the functions
the female organs offered in the REsToRArvE Pills
Of the CoLLEGEor MEpcINK Sold in boxes
81 so cents, and 20 cents EACH
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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o. THE NOsTRUM VENDORS WHO PRETEND
all diseases by the administration Of aloes and
gamboge requested to call at the principal Office Of
The COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Pharmacy, and receive
some useful lessons. BY order,
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o. THE ATTENTION OF THE RETAILERS
Of New York directed advertisement in another
column headed ITO the Repealers Of America
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o. THE AMERICAN ANTIBILIOUS CATHAR.
TIC PILL-This medicine peculiarly adapted to this
climate By stimulating to healthy action all the hillary
apparatus and digestive organs and removing vated
cretions from the system gives new tone to all the vital
powers and from the nroads of that numerous
class of maades produced by indigestion and derangs.
mens ofthc liver Sold in boxes at 90 cents IS cents
each.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau street.
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90 MEDICAL MEN ARE REQUESTED TO CALL
II the Principal Office Of the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of Nassau street and convince themselves by
personal examination Of the sofcy and efficacy Of the
reparations Of the Coliepe
BY order, w. 3. RICHARDSON Agent
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Washington.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Hersld.1
WASHINGTON, Fridays p. M.
PrOeccsliugs I'm Congress.