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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
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Elegsntand costly hoasen furniture pubs auction.
Velvet csroess Ere rh p.ts pi- and maut. mirrors
room suits In srooao. bronze aud ormou chsuds.
Ps'ntngs ensrsvpss books &. JrO swN-Is, suc.
honeer spsctuy ufssms hts eods the public that
tpsrUcc ~ thrr aucuoo hghsat btddar all the
essAst houe hold furniture anc Of eonsaed Ia the
four s'or nrosn 1T ne reasuse so 70 wed rvens sisit
street tixtn this day MONDAY sale AT l0
occk orect~is hsS application at
Bae.
nuipg ROOM Back walnut nsoa du,ug table, IA feet;
oopes. cur wafer Arm char- .so superb Prenca plate
rrcre oval hamss; ergrsvngs lace curtains Freach
dnnrr VET 100 pieces rcn dsrprsei '.A sst seces;
ivory tab cutlery silver s1d fnks nsoku
ou css ees1s vevs cssee rug. and hall 70 good bat
stare cbssrs dctctf stsr ctrp-t rods 10.
frsraec three eor~d orocads Of the
meet expensive OBSERVATION, conssuaR OF ofs 70 kars
cbsrl reception and oval chArs centre t,bles susy
p.srsc tops to match secretary bookcsse, lined With
saowcod rosewood eege,es mirror doors &c adies work
table isnen0 roce~od aide sud card tables Turktsh
ctsss covered in mpsuet; drawiog turpure
oil made to ORDER by cy makers he srgs
" emboioessd curtains Two superb crnou chsndeiers
npor'e fsoxn France Parish ma-be stsusry.
oos and a crsSsrs rs az bs.ssa usu ed ssWs btsSae
and cbins fsu oil psinuga By eminea artists the Fsh
nd e q sn as winter
aie oeos West Point; The HI Family superb copy from
,iapoore carved legs and finished al round in.d with
'eAr the best offered at soa this
wood stool and French cloth cover muA rack books music
Chambers second story bureau. stssusry marble
and french plate mirrors bedEtesds ROB
sodes 70 match chos toilet ses hair uasesses sShsr beds
isntets sheets quilts couuwrpsnes shaving ssnd. toilet
et curtaips &c chambers third fourth
S Sedssa S M Also large o
competent per.eu vii be In attendance pack and ship
n B-ISe house 70 let possession the LIT OF July
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MILLHNERx, apO.

SELF sACRIrrCE -COuID rEr
hnde OF our solid OLD ev,s the hsuats
OF their ehood how they would stare at the cbsu me t,s
wrought In his vicinity. Where LIJHTnNsrEIs'S great
ribbon etcpoum-sSf brosd above White
tine dusty read and beyond lay tho ooectn IN Wheh
flowed the street wssbngs 70 the river re change Inc
order Of The day and chrnssin hpsa pre,,eS hs e
sseming increase of business 10 he tnsvsh
impulse. lis Wholesale custom hss augmented thas h.
feels compelled 10 reluqurh his retail Atsshsr as hs
soch Of ribbons Tor dtss trimmings snd for millinery
wholly unex-mped 10 choi~ AMI extent the should no
fs TO avail themselves % his disposion INIT :, ss
nee For hreu wears be has them rejojcs "A
HIS enerprise hut ih ime he euds quite Guido amseN
10 crafty ing their taste for good bargains,
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n TTKACTIvE SALE OF SLaaAS TM01ESN AND AN
uque furniture with the costy of the house.
W. Il. WEsCO1T, hUC3iOr E6k ~l sell,

This day (Mnrda,), at tnh O'Clock precisely,
the i've story cling h,uss 16a Wet Twenty irst street.
Of Eleventh. avenue the elegant furniture furnish
a-oieG chaste beau ul works contained there
ms.rs very large costly and desirable collection Of
thing adapted 10 eeg and fshoo Ably Furnished
atence all of which IL feet order and will sold with
beibs tmpar s'tvs that should be re-
,vs unxr eIiatel from tbe bouee
Paors cntp three suoero wood psror suits two
red IA rich four colored In hair cloth all
antully carved out OF and to order;
pecr pisacorte gothic etssee mirror doc, rose wood
but sofa tables rich dsask and lace curtains
re pier myr0ra oro fs'ers Turkish voltstye md
epop chsrs Husic cahD Aruioister csrpets consoles
,retoes &C. With beaoufn, COLLECTION 6f parlos adorn
p.s. marble figure and groups OF the imuota Milton,
prs the goddess and uight beauties, 30
card ceses &evres bsque agures, and
INV valuable paintings hsur aud dutng room -au.
RI wood bureaus bedse.te hus wood lounges
china tce cocks candelabras large
II mares1cs bsntes cote ard nariug set chairs
vsroa OK CARPET French chrs OF descrpaoo deco
I'd lea SETS rsh cut gss silver plated cssera forks
Sons exteI sion dining .sble. No posspoaemeut
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Ia UCTI0N SALE or
Ccihing. DR.. gooas bosery pisce goods fancy goods
,wery, &c. &C.. by A. NJ CSisr.LAR. Anctioneer. this
june H. ut 10Y CLICK at . 30 very, conas,pg Of fock
ck sod busibses coats nen nase'es SILK aud sstiu
mere 9th paLs also Bingham bro4dcl0tns
meree rigs duct Massee and sstine's Italian black
liz deane popics. apacas clnorics alge assortment Of
goods several rich and other shs ws;
emhxdsres, aces cosrs sleeves hose, cravhts neck
large lo Of jewelry sting OF pins rnga esrrass
uos aud fancy goods revovers voice OF and
cnena oils together with sheis asls Of leather and calf
| ina Ale0 lOg of military uufurras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

Hurlh ye0roW. retired contractor. aged
Hope s.b6in. ~ Nh W. ). siorSaos
" Wins the nisrmssion.
psro' oss q cocoude with Ii. capital o.
Gr-c- viii the son Q, tie seventh. -cr.uss
spi., sD T :as a:s. tribune Florence
Mari. grand spsa:s r r,a.sa's
Bud. ,o ss:': s: i:s::s 81 Vii song
n.s ssi1 Sims spss sS sons o. NJ; Loves '' '0''n''
SsIAT YovEliiis il rESr ~ 'f'n''
Door. open al IL to commence q, Florence
7 AURA KEFYE's NEW THEATRE
- Doors open att; to commence st O'Clock.
o, rs. ss ~ siss 4 s1. n,.
AAAA AM 'oA' aouaHnHEIx.
in Broushs peculiarly eccentric and
SIDE sP.irriNa BuRIksous
op..ox 0, x .4stf.: Lon, .o.s,
aaAsD f EsSfT6N
GRAND sSaiL1sT1 ssSouNrKR
YOUNG s.g 5Ts5s 4i isIS SsR ASsrHrA.
'''' ~ oPa ssssss % &c
&c Vide csId) The sres est pls6iAa of ,hs
suzane visiting maid walnx 10 a.ied in mar
Aphonsas Prince OF TO tie spa A'sa0e
LIB embassy a. the court OF Naples, siso 70
Elvra frnce;: Of ,omewhere else abs ocsy BE- 0u''
ing uosertasO' attached to the aache above A.
LORENZO friend Of Aphou.o Peters
in The s''' with Ma
ssiva otherwise Z. of the divson, mymidon o.
oespcuc government. MT Dsvidse
PRGs ss.o of Naples ar " s sa:
Fsns sss Of naples: Young lady .s sE naA'f'
iertps from severe stsck Of blisntea afec-
O
o.sss :, on & s orc: ~ on q;
iris eare Nile Christine
sss the =
Ds''A As.a sct sssr 1sc.nEs.a -. A'e''A
gcrSs flHsrA iroas scene represe.iass
FAB ..r,vn ' '''''
| Ray Of Nsples.
arAne pas ae fascma'e ei;. ;a oAri'ane
! .,-,; room . ~ IN, the vicsroy's Palace. =.
hopen rsh @ Ss req, violent outbreak that
Grand do Tie os.ups NJ z.ri.ov.4
i''''''s s 81 = :' sixss. Cabin
WIN Noun, y s.nan:'1f q s,' Palace
oosrlosro os- u VIZ asp prrou.
1 5S pr'srs. s 10 ssCs
To commence with su ns"a 81 fsrcs entitled
sBooAINa kvhSTs.
- ----....---.-.--....--. w. ---~zs
BAAsUAs AS sNSass, nCst TEfi,xvp
J.;
&c SSs ssss srxor.on,.
..s... volUrru0uslr Oriental ROMANCE.
TEE MAGIC WILL;
IN the ..c on w. u s 81 S.s,
NEW SCENERY,
INV FsoPERr1Es,
NV DsCOAArIoNs
ENrIAELY new EFFECTS.
" .,,rs,od sosp. Y; 5pgs 2, !! T. III. ,, ,,
cast VITA vuo,r srnrv,,u NM
II. Aou.r,. n.Dp, r.ni;; r,c,u,. caller, r.. =. an
here ye,
.s.. IS cent. acc aen.:
RRYAsrg k1hsTsElA
Monday June q AND eysr, night surn as wees
~ jssas ssb DAN isE ssxass "n''
&c. ncIiI1. psakULLs ''"' 'f'~-As '11''s0's
POLKA 4 "A yILlrAIsH,
on x assss s % = STREET
rOors open 81 commsnce a's Tczsn rs c.nu.
73ALAcs oAsgxN AND HALL
L Four.ses,h street. resr Sixth avenue.
THE METRoroLt M.sIcsh s0oiEfY.
i.sssa .sspssa ssr summer nusssi sass aas
''''1 sossTss FRoxzsAnE CONCERT
MONDAY Ev8rIN1, June q.
GRAND oSCHHsrRA OF Sixty psarpaxEps
- Anu SVLL MILITARY BAND.
hs 6 Mills fiAns, Mr. Il MoIenhsnei, violin,
Mr. schrieter, Truolpet NJ. 4 Boeam Olsriones
NJ Isne snpi n,ai9n''0 ssn B ass%ns
CARL BERGMAN. a. B DODWOa7H, G. r. BRIsTow
the that Palace and hall wll accom-.
nctes very large audience nowhssndine ths very
navy espsnses attending the ssove liberal liz
pfice OF
* cH aDn i? p sGS VIM On
r,,.,,,o ,oic 100 40 - ~ rie, a, ~. .,
y &c a. 49, e 'AA' '''s "oa - nS va VIC e'e'n&
|
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UCrION NofICE-RUEBAMS FURNITURE Rx.
a aud furniture packing esb ahmspt Office Ill aud
IS West eleventh street between Firth and sixth
Itch boosebod furniture ef descrio0n boxed and
hpped to all psrs o. The word Psnofore. mirrorr gss.
60, carefully moved. Large for
furniture 70 the country. Furniture Of families removed
mi ~ MIN Oar
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RUNAHUEAL

RRoADwAy sANs -slw y0AE. JTUx 90 1884,.
~ ftuetee0tb dividend The usual seui annual dtvtfead
Ave e oeu the css~ os this bsak csA
afe' the drsi dAs Of July eosupg Toe
VIII be closed fros tho 18Th inst 70 thst datc 81
j. Ia GvEElrT Cashser,
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4 r. kEKWIN. AuCrIosEhE:
a. BY BANGS @E8WfT 4 co.,
r. aals Nh ~ pxrw rf,uw

Wedp~sday evening June ~ Vi o'clock.
Standard md mAcelneous bnoss iDcudns
library valuable subjecs
variety OF Embellishments ersiure rplacou
and scooc books &c spd also for whom may
concesn teo cssea Of staple fancy sauoaers slightly
dAa .esd Oh recent voyage Of importation Catalogues
Ogy fthdy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
AmUSNMEu11.

AmUDMMEu1Ds
",uns, sgocss. ~ sgxsEs sx.sos.
a. AND wa w. >.
wAsss delusanops OF the pseun.rsies Of
TEE isisa BOZ and
have won for them such
sNNlABLE pIsrINOTIos
THRouahogT EysopE I'D As1RfoA.
ssox rHEIR E1rE.srvs RsPERroRs
LIcsr AND Aexs,.s EsrsKr .Isxsnrs.
TVS full And FAsHIoAABYE HoUaE3
YOUNG AMERICAN COUPLE
akEAr POPULARITY.
81 The ENTIRE PREss
'OF THE oLD WORLD AND TIN NEW"
IT'S midas PUNKAH
oCoL AN AND Ess1xsRISa BRKrzw
osi.srAL HosH OF VENTILATION
EUssss fsSs TIE or rHx CITY.
sON0sY sI0av
vtn be performed for he Amer4caa play
fes sc written expressly fur tho fireaces BY Ca 1syef.
IhIBTs n ~ A SLIP rwyxr our AND LIP.
hurrh. ec0rew. = retired contractor. aged
Hopeful Ann s.b6ips h h,u.eheeper Nh W. j. ioraaos
D' vios tbs ntermksion.
psro. .noes Oooeiude With inc capita: camsaissss o.
HOW TO GIT OUT OF IT.
Gr~c~, viii the sorg Of the seventh W ylcre-s
sr hpp,'ibaxte,. Due .cmsn Ms ". :. Floranos
Bnnhey Bob, with cong, Herald Tribune,
xAr' i :l,:T, daa:so :; -,h grand spanish ~ x
Huda ssi.a: !. i.s..s gil vii song q ''
r,.. s sGn1n S ws. sSos%s ID. Florence
SsIHT NosELiiEs III rRsr - ron. 0''n''
Doors open al TX. TO commence q,
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UCrIoN kOTlCE.--J. BLaAHI. AucfT0NEgs,--s
% y bOssRf-Tuestay, June 28, at t01 O'Clock, al rms
auction No North William street sale of
rosewood and mahogany pAror bedroom hsAss fara
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UCrYoN NOTICE sALE-HOUSE
boid furniture at anctiou, ov POTTER auctioneer

UCtIoN NOTICE -Fo8scLOsus sALE-Ho0sE-
boid furniture at eDc'iop, ov POTTER auctioneer
Suesda) June % ut oo a]ocs the entire contents
he large dve residenc- Fourteenth street between
hh and Ninth avenues the sbole Of which Is really tn
L II offered Ut publ: sale anv yesrs
yards of superior velvet carpets TIRES
gndcent rosewood susts covered l, satin Of the most
5ape DESCRIPTION gothic furksh essy chAIrs ID
and satin byocae lediy aohd rosewood reception and
ehss covered In gold blue crimson and me-oou satin
secretary booScase lined with silk AID satin wood
GO solid wood ceutre tsbes with ~ stsuary marble
eIpepsves carved rossood pier sos snd sds tables
coey etsReres with marble TOPS gess doors
imported expressly for the adiss rosewood work
les bronze AID prmolu cccss, elegant china vases,
tho chaete and expensive Handicapped, painted to
cr IN France magnificent French plate pier with
end heavy gold frame; heavy embroidered lace window
and ruices large and extersiv- variety Of oil
nungs the whole forming pessog collections; su.
wood piaLofore roll octave seg mt case aosh
oil round, nlxd plate, and richly BET with KEYS OF real
ri being q valuable instrament; raew,od piano sto)l,
eed In satin, with an elegant and costly embroidered
Or.
lining roow-Bch velvet tapestry CARPET Ia good order;
extension table marble fancy tables mirrors chairs,
harcoab together with all the ruby and cryst cut glass
r. Wines chsmpagoes, ubers goblets and decaners to
ch rich cbipa ts and dnper ses costly silver wsre tes
dnner sagvce sslve hastets casters coffee and
urns spoons FORKS liquor stand, superior table cutlery
sble pchers &c Also rosewood and mahogany bedroom
ntu,e in great variety, beds And bedding, 30
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DUCKLEYE' sEkENADek6
40 sfp BuRLs6QU1 OPERA TR0UFx
+ conjunction with
Mks JULIA GOULD.
TIE American pima donna Will perform 81 Jeesey y n.
ans evening June "a kltzatenow Saturday
70 brooklyn Juoe q, g. 10 and So The suckie,e sre -
ohS conpsny In existence thai perform Burlesque OpuA
kbANKlIN MUSEUM. III GRAND srREEv-No COZ.
ntcop with the establishment on the drst fooe. 0rnaa
holiday sttfacucf
TWO PERFORMANCES
every day. cr,meDcing at In the afternoon and 81 In n
evening. The entire trorpe OF
modal ARTISTRS
viii kdmission-t rchestta cents boxea
pSivste boxes 81 seats he stage, B.
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ls tiaa4A aal 0.
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A UCTfOH N0rfOE-A FAMILY REDUCED IN Or
a cussnces would like tn sell their psnofoste sai Of fur
fure. bedroom suit. he &c sacrifice for cab
rare chapcs.
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UCTroN NOT .CE-cKOOkaIES, HORSE WAGON.
Ac -OH AMBER d FAiRCHfLD, aucttoreers, OH .e
rsseau street, will sell iuesdsy 10 mo- row. at 223
Il thirty street stock OK groceries teas sugars, cof
ii cpces candles soaps, liquors, &C., fixtures OF store,
a wagon, harness, dc
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SIGrEEs SALE OF sPLGNDID HOUSE HOLD
goods Il viii sell this day the contents OF private resi
NO. 80 Seventh street comm encing a lCx clock pre-.
consulting Of croekerv aud CLAWS aud tea
ver casters, Tea service walter forks spoons &c, &c.
PARLokS CONTAIN
carpets rosewood suits severed With satin, rich lace
ns looking glssses In gi psmes, solid r3sewood tables
|tegeses fine oil paintings, one paytculary nne, one
ed years old Winter Scene In Holland ORIGINAL by Van
euIen vases and fancy ornaments, oiUuks, 30, 10.
BEDEOUMS
,rn,ssed with carved rosewood oedaesds and bureaus
|els ca pets 60, &c.
} vii he sold, Il not previously spld nj private sale.
PIANnFON1E,
isoeut In struent made by the celebrated maker OIL.
II Bo.tIu most besutfuty cased In rosewood carved
md has the paiep, aosn attachment thereby combining
gan with the pisnofp-tS--a very erpensive ioftru
sale comm ences st l6S clock No 80 Seventh street,
our,h avenue. HENRY 7. LkBDS, Aactoaeer.
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DRYAErs KINsFRklA,
y sechsniss Hail. al Broadway. abovs arsnd street
Monday June n and ever. night curir tic wecA.
koBE kCVfLIfks-t hanee Of Programme.
JS6Iss and DAN RRYAwF
and their talented company IN their side splitting burlesqueg
&c. hcb4l;4 4EROLLs,
POLKA 4 IA NlLfTAIHE
T5HEt HUNTERS L..
EHSLC0R; On. THE MER.uANT CHATHAM STREET,
Doors open ~ Z, Commence az 8. Ticzsia rs csnls.
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TYETuN COURSE, L. L-TAOrTIp9-SUNnsy, Trd,
atsh r H. purse and stake for ko two miles sod re-
pest In hafness M woodruff panes b. Lady
woodruff. Talrsn eta hon Geo N. Pstcheu; Mr..
Dan Ptifer b. Trnwp picr. no abgys said ct
b OF $500 JUNE q, maktpa
"A u the shA, OF
Gtcx IL the 'sBted Hare OF 21, 2S2i s?L 2y
t3IM, 1884 abe pubic thru snch Had horsc
oeed further comment hut
horse doe con
nnp training be brought iesve Mouth Very
Brrokir for TIE a IL p ~ soon 4
the sport y Faro 70 AND retu n b0cro1
6HAw Waltz Procy1ekors
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tspt Nedey' by visses Mary and Jennie Psrtinetnu
L. wahy and Mr.. VI. Leeie be every evening Iii
week 81 the hsloaeoo 6ss Broadway Adalsson ouly i;
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~ tteak brong and roasting: sso iron bears 70. tsors
ard sprdry Gas Atnts OF 6 for Wholesale
ana RETAIL BY s. AcDCUGAI 2s9 Canal street corner Of
ErosdVky.
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VcUfG AMERICA CAN BE HEARD IN THE BEAU.
Il fn ballads entitled. Nelly Gray, Old Friends are done
ho,ber asrk. hear An angel sing, Larry Dooley, m
only IS cents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

IL ca PoIiucai Des sei6p.u. At> II Grand kap


From the Detroit Tribune, jane 1874.
We have before alluded to the troubles at
ne Administration organ AT Grand Rapids
tie Enquirer aud Herald There seems To
have hcea a new tuFu of the screw riven by
1he ra3oubiabie tSt Of Postmaster Yale. in
th= shape al ie -al document vai>I comes
F'aSt ~ this ttrse 10 add u the perplexi,ies at
the Enquirer and Herald. This journal is
thereby moved - un5o>em Itself remarkably
A. follows:
The fa-. Is ta;>; IL Yale) was appointed
Postmaster Of slJs eiIv. with the understand
ing that the profits Il lhs institution should
be given to tha Enquirer and Herald This
we can prove bY the Hoa Charles f. Stuart.
whom cur citizens may expect TO see upon
the witness s,aa3, s. the next October term
oi the heat - Circuit Court Yet. not
witLstauItaE his, We have never received
eae cen, Of tE4 Pos. ottes profits! Ga the
contrary. The ilstquarter,S account Tor adver
Usl0g the List Il Letters. was paid fer By an
order n charge tae aecauat To II z. lAiei-
Ehl> las. was n violation of an Acs If Con
sress which explicitly commands Al payments
to be made in gold aai silver
At various times aud occasions. formerly.
Nr- ale stated, that he would give us up
the lasr-alfIee. II w desired the same lat
terry. upoa IL making that request 1T him
he evaled IL comply. and at last point blank
refused. Had We been IA pos session from
the time Of a's 5lest appointment TO she present
aa-c. ue aouli easily have realized the sun
Of two thousand doiiu,-whlch amount We
shail always consider ourselves rs wron1ed
cut Of by M Yale. Had he credited uS, on
account, far tie profits which should have
accrued from the Posg-oIice, we would have
b en- satisfied. bul he no: only refused 10 do
iaIz. but held Us tor the payment Of certain
sums advanced by him 10 carry out his own
designs, most oft over tVo years since lie
says thet there are no profits III tie PISTOL
te-' ThjH may bs s., II he Is a man Of ye-
raeitv; yet II VII he difficult for him to con
vince the community that the second Post
office in the state is So Improbable.
This isa striking exposition Of how the high
minded Buchanan administration manage
things. Here appears u have been dellb
crate bargain by whjch politician was ap-
pointed Postmaster, on condition that he
would use he office 10 support a partizan
journal, This is the Administration which,
we are told, dismissed Mr. O'FIvnu for keep.
ing up his paper. the Herald, in the same
way. The editor Of the Grand Rapids organ
estimates that he could have made So 900 if
Yale had paid Up squarely, and having 50
liberal an iIea Of the profits Of the office, We
are not surprised that IN another part Of The
article he announces his determination 10 get
Yale removed and himself appointed There
Is fun ahead We shall endeavor TO have a
reporter present when Senator Stuart who,
it appears. negotiated the above bargain j.
put upon the stand
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Ori.In OF s,r.Nn E:ootP-,

appear thai .H4 tt'7s p-5 % VINO invent
,.,l,r5- -, II 'l.'>
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NE l..a,, H..
:, - =.
80 go, - ,..,i..s raars 80.
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Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,

enactment and enforcement OF the fugitive
slave act of 1880 overriding the most sacred
and fundamental guarantees # the Consutu.
ton, and disregarding in is provisions even
the decencies oflegiSlation, q il Tor the very
purpose Of irritation and hunllIatI3n. and he
tne aud imprisonment under II ot srlffe men
Tor the exercise Of the instructive virtues II
humanity to awaken geaeral inquiry. That
iaaairy IS now going forward. Ard 50 sGTs-
III A. the maturad convictions Of the mass #
intelligent mind IN this country must ulti-
rnat=lg control the operations Of goverum-n.
mall - departments. so surely IS this ques
tion settled When il is settled right then
it viii be settled, and not till then.
But cot-mporaneous construction j. ap-
piled To- I admit is weight and is tide to
respectful consideration. Bat cotemporana-
ous construction speaks with divided voice.
Il is true, Congress. as early as 1898. legis-
lated for the res1rn Of fJSitives from .abor.
But nearly il OF quite every one OF the old
States had also legissated on tie same sub
i=1t IN tul6lImeat of what they deemed q
matter of constitutional Obligation resting su
them. Aud such legislation on the part Of
the >a.cs OH and new. continued until the
Saurene Court ol the United States, il tie
PriE- ease. as lata as 1912, Us Peters. so 4
assumed r5r the federal government excla-
7ve authority ever the subject. Aud those
who appealed u cstempprtucpus cou>truc-
t.9n shguld themselves rcspec. it. From the
foundation ot the government until within
the last ten wears. Congress claimed and ex-
erci~ea, without question, fall aud complete
legislative power over the Territories If The
United States. aad as early as I62> in
American Insurance Company '. Canters.
Il Peters. 400 the Supreme CourL al the
DitaI States Chief Justice Marshall ,l,-iv.
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FiFTT DzHecRAI- lsUtcrEg-The Leay-
euTorth jail is filed to gverfi9.ing with
good, ,Eied staunch ard vi5.iant Democrats. :"
who have eeen arrested and indicted for
iraa1u5ent voting Il the recent election
Noe ,Ean 1ffr Of tae b'ys are IN the jug Tor
75eyiag the party jagIuc.i0ns. VIZ: voting
eaalv ard often. and keeping on voting until
the polls are closed - Tho legal inves;iga-
Ejaa now going on. Is disclosing an aid FASH
ioTea hIchappo 9r oxford seindie. These
6ttY eI-gaE. Dmacra.s are but a preface of
What Is 70 come Tie Republicans are con
haen: thai the apparent Democrats MAORI
Iy viii Be more than s3onged ou.. ere The
frauds committed IL Leayeawo.th are probed
70 the bottom