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and as civilization progressed their condition was
still farther amelorated. Step by step their pri-
vieges were enlarged, intelligence was spread
amongst them, and with the possession.of intel
ectual liberty, their characters daily assumed the
higher and nobler attributes of virtue. They
shared in the glory Of the arts and scences-be
came good and worthy citizens, skful farmers 1
statesmen and warriors. Such will be.the histo-
ry Of the slave of the south-his fate will follow
the age he lives in, and freedom must burst his
tetters-when as free laborer he will no longer
Il the dread of him who is now his master-but
deny to him his rights and refuse to remove his
CALLING yoke and the spirit Of revolution will soon
be manifested in the south. Take the history of
the world at any perod-trace its progress from
age to age, and it will be found that the universal
tendency of mankind is towards liberty. Life is
truly said to be made up Of circumstances, and
upon circumstances man depends. Toussaint,
Chrstophe and Petion were the creatures Of cir
cumstance-they overcame some Of the best gen
erals Of Europe, and destroyed 10000 of as brave
soldiers as any in the world. And what was the
comparative population of St. Domingo f? Such
as is that Of South Carolina now, in its rates Of
whites and blacks.
We conclude with asking has the ultra
doctrine performed for the benefit of our race p
not theoretically nor metaphorically, but practi-
cally. In the south, certainly nothng-in the
north, we required nothing but to have our chill
dren taken as apprentices, and thus instructed in
the mechanical arts This kindness we hope will
be generally extended to them-and without any
wish to inpugn the benevolent but ulisguided
impressions Of the friends Of the Tocsin, we do
sincerely believe that their principles are errone
Gus, in endeavoring to fill the south with tracts,
which merely excite the anger Of the master, and
are worse than useless, nay, cruel, to the slave
and we have doubt that if the poor slave could
be heard, he would say, protect us from such
friends. The slave cannot read-then why send
tracts The oyerseer will not read them for their
benefit Yes, it is cruel to the slave, as it vii
add, if persisted in, new restrictions to the little
liberty they now enjoy. Let US unite in exertng
our efforts to secure to them in the free states the
humane and equitable Indulgence Of trial by jury.
Let the call be generally madeto amend the con
stituton, and then let every feeling that humani-
ty can suggest, be aroused to prevent the cruel
separation Of families this heartrending, afic-
ing and more than brutal trait of slavery, be stop
ped at once. Let this benefit be asked and urged
upon the south gradually, and others will follow.
Let Us do something which showsgood intentions
something which appeals to reason, instead Of
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Court for the Correction of Errors.
The Lieut.. Governor in the Chair.

JUSE 22-EijGh r. Purdy and Nathaniel Jarris u.s. the
ieoPte ScAr Butler closed the argument this
Judgment postponed without particular day.
hdhew ScorHe plaintiff in error, The City Of Buf
Jafe defendant IN errorThc plaintiff, in 1885, commgnc-
ca ouiidinB ahouse which he finished and moved into
curing the year 1888, lot belonging to him. which
hsd peeh marked out as part OF street ordered in 1891
eopened was directed to the house bat re-
fused on the ground that attempt had ever been made
10 open the street. and ha he had never been
ed for his land The Court below and the supreme Court
decided against him. and the has brought up on
writ OF error. Mr.. Geo. F. Barker, Attorney General
was heard for the plaintiff in
On motion of the Chancellor it was ordered that this
Court hold term at Albany TO the Satur-
day in August at which appeal causes have the preie-
Il..cn
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LIFE.-A piece of childhood thrown away
Louisville.

Correspondence of the Herad1
LOUISVILLE, June 18th, 1912.
Blinking and Baaing--.Sdjcty and SteananQ
Riding and Racing--Fm and Finance Singing
andthe Sutton.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:--
DEAR SIR
Times are, if possible, worse since my last, and
the news from New Orleans has served if anything.
to depress us still more. | trust, however, that
when our banks resume, If they do, they will be
able to sustain themselves and no, cause further
depression in the community by such conduct an
the New Orleans Banks
The West Wind steamboat, which burst her
boiler last week, came from st. Louis in ~ hours
There is nothing wanting beyond this fact to show
the extraordinary speed used TO effect this, and the
excess Of steam employed beyond the strength of
the boiler Some effective measures ought to be
taken to prevent this; neither is it safe that the
quantity of steam generated should be left at the OPP
ton of the engineer other officers of the boat who
ii appeared in this latter case prevent the
cape OF extra steam by stopping the action of the
safety valve.
Our races this year were miseraby attended, and
the want OF excitement amongst our sporting men
evidently from the absence OF the greatest of
all stlmulants (monev). Van Buren, honored the
course day with his august presence, and last.
though not least, in public estimation, if we may
udge from their concerts having drawn more than
the races or the theatre.
Mrs. Sutton, with Nagel and lady in phaeton,
with Sutton as whip, who, If all things fail, would
make splendid coachman. The way he threaded
them through carriages and horses, up the ladies'
sia?d, quite blanched the Signor's cheeks. Their
concerts have been all crowded, and every one has
been in ecslacies. Mrs Sutton leaves US tomorrow
for Cincinnati and the Signor remains another
week with us, and after comes on 10 the eastward
Public curiosity is rather small TO know the cause
of their not keeping together, but this is their
own business, and not any one elsee, shall not
trouble myself with it,
Mrs. Sutton gave concert AT the church on Sa-
turday night for the benefit of the orphans, which
was very much crowded, but badly, lighted; Just
lamp in your chamber, and no more.
Your obcdient. &c.
AN AuATEr'R
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NOTICES.
rrIcK or THE AUBURN x RocHEsr

AUBURN X ROCHESTER X. r. Co. }
Canandalsua, June Q. 1872.
Semi ANNUAL Dividend W end GFe per Cent will be raid tie
Shareholders whose Stock registered in the City Transfer
Ii; Stat. Of New York, the City Of New York and those
DIVIDEND s &C hi. o pfi IN the CITY will be paid their
sa By order Of the F' cTx is& R eE9Moun Treasurer
~ them 70 be soaaly ier eetBy calling
,fISPPPd, sII Y sieIs E
ca, ,sd a b s, Ssa Of e Tf Bao On eyy
owin q the many advantages the Elastic Heels
Fn,The elasticity add, greatly the durability of the
secondyThey make noise in walking upon the pave
Thrily-Thev prevent Boots from running down the
Fiurthly-They enable the walk with much les.
F6hly-They do not carpets do or nailed
sirhlv-They be with comfort by those having
usual constantly hand all kinds of Boots Wholesale
and retail At manuiscturel's prices je6m.c
cuil-Jcen Herdman John Kccnaq-pl for account in
&c aud J lnge9,Gp NJ WssT So%
Keenn the defendant in this whose place of residence
as tH G ct to or oge e b d
w sssna E. By e s1nv and
WeDstef lrlz sw3M
piano FoRTEs-scv,Ipia piano fcrtcs Of superior tome an
close c.a.sH%sn Apply 81 ceds' sro, up .s ms 70" 10
W. Wash Boiler, admirably adapted for washing, be placed
in The fireplace, the srea, or the yard.
Patent Agricuitus Furnace and Caudron, sizes Of
t0 So CO. 80 f00 20 and 80 These furnaces require only
piece Of to m them for No article has yer bet
satisfaction 20 those farmers who have nsed III IA
will max. little for winter
Parent Chip Charcoal Furnace from IA ms nncb
improved These lined with fire brick. Also very low
priced furnace without imng.
Combination aud Publishing Cook Stoves at summer
prices The combination the only legitimate
ducts tue and smell from the kcheu They arr equally
well adapted for summer winter Dealers suJpled on
liberal terms. j. L. MOTT,
jei imsc 2si Water aud IS Bowery
WEBB's IMPROVED BURNERS, at se,enty-hve per
w cent less than eretoioe. The subscriber has
hand general Of the imported Burners, which he
offers the above reduced fornl discount al
lowed all dealers Best quality Of Camyne al 10 cents per
yourselves at Nc. III Grand street. doo fem B.waZ
~ DA kinds OF Lars altered, bronzed. Kilt and repaired
At the shortest notice. Unable TRIMS ms m.r
A YOUNG MAN ofgod character aud industrious habits.
"A and willing the country ana possessing small G..
Of about fifteen hundred dollars can hear o dgs-
abe location in regard the mcIcanuc business by calling
The situation referred is about sixty miles distant from
this city, and believed 10 possess some ad'aascs not readily
elsewhere to be met win. gesl ~
SEIDLITZ AND SODA Powders.
VERY supeno articles TO what generally sold pat
,,e'.lv r family For sale wholesale retail By
WM WATSON, Chemists and Apothecanes Hall, 70 Ca
n la large assortment Of the choicest perfumep.
NTOTICE.-Ths Office for FRANCIS PATENT LIFE
~ BOAT is removed from liz 10 u Broadway. m2i imr
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HATS
HATS! HATSl HATS ~

BROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-:
TAIL f9 Chatham Square, corner of Mott street where
fashion beauty durability and economy combined to adom
che head. - - " 5000
The popetors have the pleasure offer IN addition
70 iher recently improved short mapped Hat style
limitation OF beaverr which so closely resembles that of all
the most costly and beautiful that the difference not easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash system, which enables furnish very
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats TO the
public the proieors think they have reached the umatum
OF tsauty, durability cheanness and comfort. 3m.
ITO The STRAW HAT TRADE.--The unde rsiyned
having determined to establish Beach-house and Manu-
factory complete in all respects the neighborhood New
YORK city, invites all Interested in the Straw Hat business
MAKE arrangements with him. which he doubts will be
equally to their and his Advantage aud satisfaction Having for
some had the endence Of the celebrated Bleach
ing Works of Thomas Vyse in dorshire, England and
having since made further investigations with the
factory resusl into the important branch of Bleaching
~ Europe aud Amercahe prepared give all goods
the utmost beauty both color and finish Of which the
is susceptible. THOMAS REYNOLDS
Jel3 w.r S. +. Corner of Bridge aud York ST. BrookIyn
A N IMPORTANT QUESTIONS here presented for the
serious reflection of the purchasers of Hats. l. it conss-
tent with true economy common five dollars for
Beaver Hat when the article be bought Wall
street tbelMeen Broad and New seets for -FOUR DOL
LARS 1hs Is deceptive assertion. single
Inspections viii satisfy the sksptica thar Beaver
Hat now Offered far from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars The fact that the article now offer
ed generally equaed and in surpassed
the MATERIAL together with the economical policy OF this
tabment-and the roprieto engaging personally in the
wa.uactue-hat the present inducements offered
such as offered before.
WARBURTON & WEBB,
JelO lm'r Hitters Wall street
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Court Calcndar--Th,s Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr--Nos g. 6i 20 30, 80 20, 80 ios ~
IA, 40, III, 81, 80, 142. 50, ii5, 90, 81.
CouRr OF COMMON PLr.s-Psnr 1-Nos ., =, II 90, 81
So 81 6s 81 60 A. H. 73 H. 10 Part postponed 10 "a
dayNos. 100, 100, 20 30, "a ~ a. 80 is Sso' .
90 o.
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SHEET SWEARING At NAvTucKEr-Ths great an
nual jubilee is now in operation. Many strangers
are now visi, to the Island to visit this festival
AT least ten thousand sheep will be clipped of their
Pool
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INCREASE OF EMIGRATION Arrived at Quebec
this season 1861 cmigrants Last season 1860 In
favor Of this year A3jl
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE o, 1912.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW GUITAR MUSlC-GEORGE H. DERW ORT,
professor Of the guitar No 1888 Canal street opposite the
ST. Johns churc hos the honor TO acquan his friends and the
public ta he has published variety OF and popular
SIC arrahs ed with easy accomplishments for guitar
Mr. D. viii asC and compose for orchestra
guitar and other ,asumens and give astr stios to ans
lgs % n he MAJ l,raa MI nl lin W v.s
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PIANO FT)RTES.

L IhINV IVT1N 1LI~'s
SOUTHERN DEALERS ~ l,Grcn,sers ynsriiiy viii find
- Il 10 their advantage ID c q esslie cls,ise
OF the above article computing v.retv ot and OBJ
of rosewood and mahogany, sfsad ion scroi stands
and modern npro ie.s frse gs,rdiep:s
anted TO be equal TIE city, ,i i b. s)l al the low
est possible prices for cash al s inp,. "a West Foer
te.nh street, between Flu snt ->,r
N.R.-fiano Fortes for i:lss-A go,S. OF pa
Fortrs for hire at the manifaIinFy nj 81"
HAVANA And PRINCIPE SEGARS.
M RAIDER 46 Chatham has rec.iy ed by the Hsles
W. 5000 Of his celebrated La Norma sesars also
beautiful lot of superior No,al aud Perez Principe Sega
which he offers for sale reasonable prices j9 lmsc
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MISCELLANEOUS,
pERSSE AZ BROOKS,
PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NJ. oil Liberty SIhEEl,
jei7c NEW YORK
nRAFTs ON IRELAND, &c-Dnaits at .,rtt, fs any
- amount drawn direct The Royal Bank Of land Dab
lin also the old established banking house 81 Sets's Pres
cot, Gfoie, Amcs Co.. bankers London which are paid free
Of discount charge what,vcr IN every o,nc c0un
w. bsides all the inland and throughout England Ire
land Scotland and Wales 81 all n"es De had by applying
ROCHE. BROTHERS Co, Is Fnronst..
icis Next door 20 the Fulton Bsnt
TWIN loo bales superior Bdpo manufacture compn--
L b,g complete sssortmSt Of seine herring. and gill
w ieii T" u k. COLLINS & co, 50 South 5,
pILLs oferchlnge al Of England Ireland snd Scot
ID land sums Of S. SO, elj and GO % psy
,be 1t sisht. For sale by s. J. SYLVESTER
icfg % Walist, aud 40 Broadway
~rOLLECT1ONs.-The Subscriber. will collect Note
DDF Acccpianccs Certicates Of Deposite Sc Through
: ssrS narden Co. from New York Albany upon sny
~. places and the city of
New Yorl. ~ from SIR n eight days..
Utica, Canandaigns,
Syracuse, Rochester.
Auburn, Batavia,
Geneva, Buffalo.
r,,,m,s Co,n;n ns{Es s,,,s. IL o,co.. Albany.
POMEROY & CO..
3WaIl street, New York.
r. Corner St.is and Market Streets Albany.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
STRAW GOODS.

n BENNETT, importer and manuflc Of Italian and
English Straw Goods, respectfully informs his
that he has removed his establishment from William and %
Patt 10 80 John street. whore he keep splendid
and EXTENSIVE assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods,
French English Dunstabes, kiian Rutands fine Tuxcar
Fancy Shelworss, Prince Albert Straws, sc. SC.
Also, entirely aew article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the sunner surpasscs all the styles intro
duceL, being extremely light beautiful white and durable
mi trnbr
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

EM5 EXt4X
REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON, via STONINGTON AND NEWPORT, COM
posed of the following superior nsng
ton with the Sonngon and Providence and Boston and Pro-
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock.
NARRAGANsETT, captain Wooisey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One OF which will leave New York daily, Sundays en-
o'clock, p NJ -''''' -'' D'''''' '''
Thursday for Sonington, Newport and Prcvid-.
The MASSACHUSETTS. on Tuesday u Stoninston,
Newport and Providence, and Friday for StorlDaton.
The RHODE ISLAND on Wednesday, for otonngton, and
Saturday, for Stonington. Newport. and Providence
Passengers the arrival OF the Sonngton,
take the Railroad Cars and proceed diately Povi
dence and Boston.
Freight taken the following much reduced rates
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
the cubic foot at s. 50 ton and measurement goods
cents foot.
To Providence, measurement goods per cubic
foot and specific articles a be obtained at Office %
Broadway. m3i 6mr
OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
FARE REDUCED!
Passage so ccnts-Bcrths so cents.
FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES.
60 - TON Captain j., NJ Brown, having made
arrangements change her days of leaving
New York will hereafter leave the foot Of Robinson
New 9o every Monday and Faa sn S
aids7 Afternoon at o'clock landing on Her passage each way
the foot of Hamqond street, Newburgh, Poughkecpsie,
Kingston Point, CattskiIl and Hudson
No. s w SR's" s
AsI "a THE RAINBow MORNING LINE; for
street. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday o'clock
ms lmkr
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TO THE LADIES.

duceJ being extremely light beautiful white and durable
ma n,m
TO THE LADIES.
tre. kIN9, daashtsr Of the celebrated al King,
se for sale most select and choice Of Millinery
ss qS say a t S he ' article.
s SILK AT " GALTEb cAporrE DOR
sEb SIN kern ENSTTEPYSs h SEW aSb oRI5 sSSis
w "MoDINE CAPoTTEs, ELssLER
COTTAGE"
rarsanand English FANCY sTRAws, of the finest ter.
The Fgperess respectfully ,olics the ladies' to favor
nsry for themselves before they purchase elsewhere as
n. and 10 ous 1n Of bs goo
MISS 8. KING Magazine de Modes,
no LADIEs.Nr. TT{AUTNErN respectfully informs
the Ladies of New.York and vicinity that she continnrs
lc2 tdridge. street, (on The first floor) Ne.-York.
N b. Orders received and executed with and at tho
Miso, Collars for sale. ie2i Im.r
~ DRESS BooTs--LATEsT FRENCH
sTYLEIThs s., ;ab'eiSer makes TO order Beet,
skim aud nthe latest Style and very reasonable prices
S N s s O. call lfb
that his rnces e from ten to twenty per cent below other
and pair Of lasts er Tor each customer difficulty
in getting handsome yet easy Gt.
eSH'ss & s; ; g lss E:isE
Pumps slippers Join Sg 1--WE T TX Il, Fulton st.
al 3ms Between Nassau and Dutch SIS
~No BETTEI place e find Boots and si;oss cheap,
place so x cd IA Clinton Boot aud Shoe Market toi Canal
,ed appear 70 be generally satisfied that this is fact
questionable All those who my not have tried our boots,
shoes or CATERS will find their advantage to make the trial
'o0" A. KNOX GO,
EB. Country MERCHANTS lie BY the package or dozen
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Correspondence of the Heraldl
LOUISVILLE, June 18th, 1912.
Blinking and Banfing-Sdtety and Steanang
Riding and Racing-Fim and Finance-Singing
naIfhe .SuffOn
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30 OK BIN DIN G

II
II IRELAND, No 100 Nassau street, having entire
- stock OF Binding Tools aud Ruling Machinery Of The
latest and most approved patterns, prepared
all orders ia the mos, durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Bankwok
ruled Ad bound to any patterns and in aye thar wsa;ed
60 action Any work ordered done in he Eng
methods. - ~
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperplate Presses. APP
ply as ABOVE IN m
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TO PAPER MAKERS.

DERSEE x BROOKS No. 81 Liberty street between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York import direct from
the Manufacturers the follow ng articles, viz
bleaching Powder OF Boyd Sons make--warraned for
uniformity and strength equal amy this country or Great
United States. " -
English CynGr Machine Feng Of very superior quality
SO, 40, 49, l6 ~, aid ca inches wide.
quired. = $500 '' ~
Blue Smaits Having the agency of the Sutton Companys
Blue smat !hey enabled supply FIFE, and FIFE;
in quantities
wires for Foo 'ner and Cylinder Machines manufactured
rom INC fuest ne al-aso, Jackets-Wet and Press Fes
Iulp Screens, Nos |, 2, }, Of brass metal.
Orders for of the above articles with Foce,sn
and domestic rags Soda Ash Vol, Alam Irvine &c &c.
WIZ meet WIN l'To.'lt attention 3c
ENGRAVlNG BY The OMNIGRAPH MACHINE
~ BUNK, JONES x CO.. 1872 Broadway, corner Of John
street. are prepared To all kinds of Maps Charts
ias and saeys, work of that class in the be
iui STYLE with unparalleled expedition al prices far be
low THOSE charged for similar work executed by hand engrav
topographic work.
N B-Srycimens Of the work done by t,e Omngraph
o. examined Al rhe Office IN Broadway. n22tlmr
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for the public here; once in while they have a
concert at Morris Hall, and believe that thea
tire is sometimes opened for few days Now is it
singular that people, thus living, (and more than
half OF them women toy should be given TO gossip
ing I can excuse them In degree, upon The
ground OF necessty-for you know women and
men will talk and when they can't talk good, they
VIII evii. Here II young man visits young lady
twice. the neighbors (who are always looking out OF
ther windows) report that Miss is engaged, and
the gentleman, not wishing TO make mischief, ceases
MS visits. Thus by their love OF gosslpng they do
much violence to the feelings of strangers.
-. Another thing have noticed, which seems TO me
IKE encouraging hypocrisy. Old and young, II they
wish lunch, dare not enter retectory by the
front door, for fear of being by some old blue
light, who will take great pains 10 ell all the people
That Mr. - was seen going INTO such drinking
place, and then with mysterious shake OF ms
sanctlfed wig, progncsticate that the young man
will yet die a drunkard ana yet the old fellow viii
drink his brandy al home every day. In fact there
are set in this place who are busy from morning
I'LL night in finding out flaws in other peoples cha
racer Ii is sure ruin young man, IT he be so
rled women they do not consider ayoung man capa-
Bile of Judging for himself until he arrives at about
70 In most other places boys get out OF their apron
strings at l6 or Whereabouts. They stand in fear and
learn TO practice deceit--so that it is worse for all
concerned, than it would be, were things allowed
TO go on as in other places. Women are the very
deuce here.
The young ladies' are numerous in Troy, and
must say there many very pretty ones. | will
their mothers are. l may write you Of them in
another letter, when will give you some account
OF the 'hrst families OF Troy Yours,
DOLLY SPANKER