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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
Coroner's inquest.

SUICIDE Of Teller MARgyT BANK Coroner
Jackman held inquest the body of Christopher P.
Hewlett, teller OF the Market Bank In this city, who
committed suicide yesterday by taking dose Of strych.
nine From the evidence or his wife during tho pvcsgo-
ton seems that deceased left homo about quarter past
nine O'Clock in the morning. and al two o'clock in the az
ternoon returned in carriage stating that he had head
ache Hsunnatur appearance aroused the suspicious Of
his wife that something serious the matter and final
~ he confessed TO having taken suychnne he gave her
as reason that he in debt ont OF VIII n be could not
whdraw himself lie died before the assistance Of a
physician could be procured. The Jury rendered YER
dct OF ''Suicce" peccaset resided at zas East Broad
way, was native Of Long Island, twenty ye years OF
age, and had been married about year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

49, .--iASA2.is l%iSlaI eLles luiSls G-.ss1
arc <iisy lltesiy,h SC, yet wuen il craccs 10
vcting'se negrc's nigh. b igaercd, ana il Is
culy oyer v'bite nn'e pcrsoa o. sweniy enc
yss s'hasths sohrsss Kansas i tAe hattie
Eail sAicl The leP&s.lic4e3 have a0a, eUa V.it
oi Whith tae present strife nab ariSeo, aud get
tbit III tire lame and iu9osout ccrclusson Mt
WhisAthe. ars.sc Tleg ace a'ways ID ietted
to gsi fisitivs STAY e.. because ibis . ; !oss OF
property to The Soalii, aud f4rsisbea taem with
poliicsl capital, and keeps Up agitation ana
excitement. Bue only let the free negeoes
come among them FROM The South. and they
turn up their uoscs. aud absolutely max laws
TO prevent their voting, aad even for their
expulsion. A bill Of this mature has just been
introduced into the republican Legislature Of
Minnesota; and what SAYS the principal paper
Of that State.
II Ee South des.re to dive way lhec free negross lot
free negro population 0. North numbers about CSC 0G9
and moro worthless c'sssone less cseable Of beseut
ting ther iteel ths community unless compelled to Ia
bvy--does not exist on The continent.
TIE aholitonists are therefore the greatest
enemies OF ths black race. The same language
and same sentiments as those contained in the
foregoing extract are held by the authorities in
Canada. Even the London Tines in its sober
second thought, now doprecates "tae success OF
tho fanatics, who in their wild dream Of raising
an inferior race would imperil AL thatha been
accomplished in the New World during two
centuries Of industry aud genius" '-Bor,"
adds the Times, pointing TO the sad fruits of
equality and ama!gamstion in Spanish Ameri-
ca, 'the enforced equality Of the European and
African tends no. to the elevation OF the black,
but to the degradation Of the white man,
What, then, is to be done with the negroes?
Some shallow philanthropists axe in favor Of
colonization, the folly Of which has been long
since exposed But the best thing that can be
done for the African race OH this continent is
10 let them and their masters alone. Negro
slavery is the greatest source Of Our national
wealth and prosperity. ltwas introduced into
the American colonies by their Spanish aud
British founders. The fathers Of oGr federal re.
public found it in every State, and, layias fnll
power to deal with tho subject, not only did
not abolish the institution themselves nor make
apy provision for its future abolition by pos.
terity, but inserted in the constitution glaran.
| ices fos It's continuance and protection 70 he
end Of time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

pat down the IesoiaiiaaaFy seGts4~1t preached
by ali The republican presses Of tue kefsl, tue
Union will be Dissolved sooner thar The mad
men dream who aie diving the ooofcderaoy
headlong 10 destruction, and Nortt AID South
viii he involved in one oommoa ruin. AS for
this great Empire City" the grass will grow
in its streets, and its property viii notbc worth
ten cents on the dollar. Such is the general
calamity taat is baiDg prepared for The United
States Of America by the republican organs OF
Mr.. Seward, especially the inccadlary Journals
Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

state os human nAti-sc, 4Lu especially L.
Tic physiological and physiological degfa-
aatiua to which the African race has
mutually conducive, IN tropical climates, 70
the welfare Of the black AID OF tie white csaa.
He successfully yiudicates The master against
nbolitionist seousalions of universal aud iadis'
cIimirate oppression, and proves that oxcep-
ticnal abuses are inseparabe from the reia-
lion Of capital 20 labor, wherever they are
found together. The horrible evidence lately
published in connection with the Pemberton
Mills holocaust, has, In fact, no parallel 10 the
history Of the slayeholdiDg States. No rea-
sonable man con doubt the correctness of Mr.
OConor's propositions; Jet the Confidence
Cassidy organ, emula!ing the mos ultra por-
tons Of the black republican press, says
MI wsnse fss y d e ass
tho whole pack Of aBouuoniats and well Il may, Tor
places TIE discussion and tho decision upon precisely tho
SaVs BRING sps 70
vision cg years Of agitation Of border warfare, servIe
ssss N
fderacy, and generations Of conflict between It's broken
fragments
The Atos ard Argus insists upon classifying
Seward and O'Conor as tending the same way
in politics. 1t does so With wilfnI mendacity,
and precursorily to the grand treason 1t con-
templates perpetraiing at the Charleston Con-
vennon. Knowing that the packed gang Of
Peter Cagger can never be admitted there, and
that the persons of the delegates will probably
be searched by the Charleston police for copies
Of the Helper pamphlet, the barnburner fhc-
ton have issued their manifesto to the world,
that, If they IRE not admitted exclusively, as
the sole representatives Of New York, they will
bolt aud nominate separate Presidential can
didatc Who that candidate shall be does not
yet appear; but it will certainly be an antina-
oDol, anti-Union man. The foreshadowing Of
this is becoming daily clearer. The abominable
TRADE Of Jefferson Brick against the Union and
the South, which was poured forth at Albany,
a. the late Union meeting was carefully re-
ported cerJatin in the Infamous free soil organ,
and its doctrines and those Of the New York
Tin IS may fairly be pronounced about the
same. 1t is no wonder that both are indignant
at Mr. O'Conor's bold and comprehensive argu-
ments, and they will both be found upon the
same platform when the nominations of dilie
rent parties shall have been made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

slippery parsmeais. Why caanot we have the
same condition Of things here? We pay heavi-
Iy enough fer the benefits of municipal protec-
ton to enjoy oar fair share OF them. We have
street ordinances, we have street inspectors,
and we have street contractors In sufficient
number to insure the decent maintenance OF
our public thoroughfares. The organization is
complete; thc fault lies only with the controll-
ing power. If, instead of spending their time
concoctiag jobs, and in voting away the rights
ard property OF the city, the Common Council
were to bestow some small share of their atten-
ton on the matters that fall properly within
the sphere of their duties, We should not have
10 signallze state Of things so disgracefal to
the administration Of u large metropolitan COM
minity like ours. What, however, Is to be ex-
pected from body made of such elements a.
that Of which the present Board is composed ?
Individuals who hare made themselves amena-
BILE to the laws in one shape or another cannot
be expected to entertain much respect for pub
lie ordinances or for public opinion. Until the
ballot box provides a remedy for the gross
perversion of the trust which devolves on these
men, we fear that we shall have to bear with
patience the abuses which make themselves SO
unpleasantly manifest to our pockets and senses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

TAE csqeA Ar BoaoS-The Opera going en-
the Boston theatre has been Of the mo successful
record On Tuesday, when Adeina Patti sung for the
Gst time posna In aThe Barber OF Seville every
place in the before the commencement
oil the performance. 1t probable that the New York
seus.n viii not begin till February G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

THsArEE FRASc.rS. "A new subscription season las
toen commenced here, and tic direction Is placed in the
tands Of tho artists All the latest novelties from the
Frrisan stage will be produced in rapid succession. The
tights OF performance will be the beoreTues
days, Thursdays and SatgId
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

: :. $500 80. = a. s-,-~asa---- ---------
( Z, X IN ~ y ..ii -, % 10
r . ~, ..as f.g., s.es &c s'A sd tas
~ f,.,eT3 .t.4J 1ife.- p. 'ffs nt'~los., q ~
: p ~" . 60 NJ y A'le- strc<,
,rT> ~. ea - .sf.. s ~ Z & Aieps. xssr,
- - q - tt..aes'fs-A,
- r'~l, la 81 as ia.r tgnfHesk sc.ssp 10,
~ r ~ y. .s.,.r.n, IA.
we ~s a,a ig ras 6si.' q re ga .stI r
go - ~. -,N :. - -.gI ,-s Sots car
Observation-Disclosures Il 20. sAal.y -.s .sssaoau.v
. s y - ~ . tir ~, ~ l9iv sesdeaee, 10
S'ot' iE1 a. rcfr-saayl after oor 3, one .'clocA
q ess o. W ssEa Ias, ~, bfAis. CAaolIsyA
farahs"' rrz,d ~ Eaihss t7p Roberta
-,f.vt t. .A"6s arr respectfully iBTilsd 70 ~
a.a,rs. '''''.' 'l1 tih''s1s'> a''e' -o0n' 1t Eve
1heu:,sE, snis 80 40 AN '4-NA' ~"
ta.tosr s'ai.ee {. .anr'A wiz be ely.a.
$500 y ~. sou mo'l.ss, Jsa II, kAsx =
Hss ss-i,ds, ssa aiso Use iissds o. wilsanr N;trsm
esp Sg4. i0Ne % a.enG the uaersi thia o.
cA7) ate aoon al two O'Clock, from NO a. Yo~n11r
S., ga, u..aout ~. ihel lylatsn.
TAI on --ur Nor day, Jan Is, JoHS, OF George w.
sLa Arre0e Tay ior, aged year and monsas
Tbsrest7fs an fseuc5 OF the family respectfuifr
Invited to atead the funeral, Friday afternoon \;
three o'coos .; Wessport, Com.
WALLACE --0n Wednesday, Jan. IS, JEsHx McCARrvn
yoa-Sssi daughter CT William AMI Mary wsl.aso, sgsi
70 moths.
The friends Of the family respectfully nvtsa u a.
te1a we tune 81 al the residence OF her pars
No l5b West Forty thrd street. this Thursday eveusng
OF half past O'Clock The remsins will be taco q
Fort Lee Tor ir.ermeLt On Friday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
Naval InfeIIarence.

Tho United States steamer Iroquos hauled alongside OF
tho wharf at The Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday Tor such
repairs as are needed on her machinery. The damage
will take but short time to be repaired. The engines Of
the iroIuos were built BY James Murphy & Co., of tho
Two horizontal back acting engines cylinder ffy four
inches in diameter; stroke OF piston twenty eight inches
indicated horse power, Loco diameter of propeller
twelve feet two inches pitch OF propeller nineteen feet
Elk inches. Al the repairs viii DO completed by TO-
morrow Goth Instant, when she will proceed imned
a.ely to sea-
The following American naval vessels were aa Rio ia
metro December II, vz:-Frigate Congress- fsg ship Of
the station; scop John Adams, repairing steamer Wyo
ming, for the Pacific, ready All well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Gard Special.-Dr. Smedlcy, G4s Broad
way still continues his successful practice The immediate
and efficient OF stuitering and sammerpr" His
ton and satisfactory in result. Hours ~ .oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Eeautifu1 Compile xion.-Lairdfs liquid
Pearl for beauty and p,eseng Tie COMPLEXION ard skin
NAY b tried gratis az 4Se ffoa6rRJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

The Fourth ana Fifth Shipments of
morris Ola on have arrived By TIE Mareare, Evnns ans
tic fs,estDD Eve each three he
taken stp b. plrchssers the remainder will
bottled pure by Er. MORRIS, Al As Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Crissainsos Hair Dye, wigs md Tou-
pesshe best " " vrrd whcsEhe AID retail ard Tie Dye
privately epp!et, 10. As,or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Holiowa y's Pulls "a: :.s Ointment. -CroSsp.
The Ointment rubbed into e throst fonened With
wtr water Will check Inflammation and Hberae the resora
tory Organs Wife the lila disso Ell water swcescned With
honey, neuralzes the virus OF tie disorder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Hill, InImItable Hair Cutter.-Hai r
Dye e0cenfs DEPOT No Barcsy street. Also sold at IL,
Broadway, and BY al druegiis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Defiance Salam nder Bafes-WitA Pa.
tent powder proof locks ard bars Also and bur
glar prcot debosrd and parlot safes nepo 81 Murray
corner Of College place. ROBERT n PATRICK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

HerrfBe's Patent Chs mpien Fire
and burglar proof saes 2l Broadway corner or Murray
Afee New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Rayay's Tricophe, aus Is thc Best and
cheapest Icc for oressrE, beauty inc cleansing curling
pesefyng nrd RECTOR Ae hair ltses It's it, Sold By ali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Btifard Palace, Court erd Remsen
street Rrcoksn ~ LiPscONBh formerly OF the 2acbpw
invites best pisyers ~stort bes-g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Dst,h,lcs's Hntf Dye, wig ana Tou.
PEE rtscry fercvsa T. 1s Reud ervRe snysnce
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Mrs. MiDslOV's SouthlnR Syrup.
1x.ous OF bodies used year N the United
States for children Ting with never fer Rslsi
Ia. mediate and certain. Oriy Is cGlh 3 tctic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Imports mt 10 Ta1loxs and OtheTs.-Th~
0rcver Aker Sewirg Machine Company have jusG intro
dreed ard superior SAuttla Machine, arRe s3z Mr.
spsed With 'sesi mroyems uts Price so. For ale Il No
sse Broadway New tort and No. ia Patton skeV Booklyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Harlem Loos 1t Auction To-day.
Mr. BLEECEEKS sale Of l0 splcrdn up Loss, oiers
unusual oppunies for Investment eale without reserve
Mays ks No. 7 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
Onslaught OF tho Corrupt Regency Fac
tion Upon Mr.. Charles O'Cenor.

attention 10 Inc threat OF the commence CaSsl-
dy, Cagger 4 Co. Regency, at Albany, that, If
the bogus Syracuse delegation of the barn
burner faction were not admitted to the
Charleston Convention, they would bolt over
to Seward and help to elect black republi-
can President 1t is daily becoming more EVIL
dent that this rascally programme has been
seriously adopted by the tail of the 1913 re- E.
gades. 1t is nearly beyond doubt that they
intend re-enacting the Van Buren, treason Of
that year, and making regular bolt upon the
slavery issue, The Central Railroad dovetaiI-
ing of Regency corruption with Sewardizm
has long since passed ont of the realm of sus-
picion into that of absolute certainty; but 1t
could scarcely have been supposed that even
the men who sold the letter of Governor Wise
for twenty dollars, would have so completely
abandoned shame as to publish to the world
their own nefarious bargain. Yet they have
done so. In their venal organ, of the 10th in
slant, they have endorsed the position of Thur
low Weed, and the $4,000 Chevalier Of
Tarrytown, that the broad national
position assumed by Charles O'Conor
in his speech at the Academy of Music, was
identical, in doctrine, with that of the ire
pressible conflict ? abonination Of William II.
Seward, and equally subversive, in tendency,
of the welfare of the federal Union.
In one word, the depraved, abandoned and
polluted partisans of the Atas and Argss barn
burner clique, have fallen back upon the Will
mot Proviso, as their stronghold; and, while
repudiatiDg 1t in terms. endorse it in substance.
Instead of even admitting the historical fact
that the question Of slavery was one decided
by the constitution, when every State, with one
exception, was slave State, it makes the issue
radical, ab oro, between North and South.
The constitutional ground it AYERS to be, not
that there may be any abstract or concrete
reason for regarding slavery as right or wrong,
eSpedient or inexpedient, in any particular
section, but--"We have our opinions, Mr..
OConor has his, the citizens of Georgia have
theirs, upon the right or wrong" Of the matter.
Mr.. O'Conor's ground, that conscience has
something to do with the matter, it assails We
hemently, and goes on to advocate that the
smallest amount Of decency and regard for the
dictates Of moral sense, constitute the maximum
Of political propriety.
That point OF view of Mr.. O'Conor as
we understand IL, is, that in q fallen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

TT Is A COMMON OBsrRvATION THAT THERE Ano
l. more sufferers from debility among Americans than
be found among any other civilized nation The -
yous We take too Little exercise and forget the of ~
body Ia the absorbing pursuits Of business In al such sas
ordinary medicines can do little good What Ia required aa
such tonic and Dr. J. has
the world inlhis CEIEBR ATED "BTTERs" The weak and
nervous dcpEen Of The counting house. the exhausted osr
upon the hhop board andte PROSTATE sute Of the mdng
lamp, have found wonderful In the Bcs ana
prefer 10 preisnous but less scseious modicinsA
But should moi be forgotten thai tho agent which
neel IN IFS influence upon frar,e which merely dcbiaed
Il equally powerful HI assisting nature erpe the most tr
rible forms OF disease. Wlo would not give trial!
FOLD By urugststs and dealers every here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Singers Sewing Machines, For Famt-
les aaors and all manufacturing surposes uneacsied
They durable caratio OF doing greser varsity
tie msrket
The family Machines. $50 and sis attracting
universal attention.
No I5C Fulton street Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19
Dire wings OF the Delaware State Lotte.
riea-WOOD. EDDY CO., Manseer
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI sTArE

DHIAwARE, GEORGIA, xEETgCKT AND MISSOURI STATE
M.e1Uf.- 7 IoTrBpTRS.
DKIAwARE-ENTRA Glass No. ~, JAHrARY ID, 1864.
G7, 40, II, IS, 81 49, IS, 4s, 10, A. ~, IS, so, a.
DElAwARx-CLIss No. 81, JASvlar IL, lsee.
9, 8, 43, 81, As, SO, n, 10, 7S, 81, rs, 20, SO.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
WOOD, EDDY co. Hilmingsn, DeassrA
Westporf and Kansas Insurance Conn
psny, Westport Mo.
Riks O sareoes merchandise store
Of uansr srauon Exchange the principal cities OF
Unisn bought and soh Special asnticp given r. coecons
aad when payable 81 h made ec Of charge and promptly
". 4. Barnard. Thos. johnson. Ed Price
Jamsg n Hdhiev. Alex. Wssksy. Henry sageY,
Q. y. Kearney, Alex. Street J. G. Hamilton.
En-. PRICE, President
j. @. HAMILTON, Vice President.
Gro. 3. HMfsoN, Secretary.
KKfERENCE.
Bank Of America, How Whitaker, New York; gKer
Prise Co, Philadelphia; L. A. Beposi Co, st. Louis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Boots and Shocs.-W aterproof
Double sole, fur linsd and w ot
TRATTfLsS q BOUTS LE09IAs. BUCKSKlk St-OtS
hnd everyhsng desirable for winter wear for
Ladies' gents ana boys, "
BROOKS, CTS Bros 6w ~ and l6o Fulton street
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Goo yhOtographs Taken Daiiy.-TSvO
dozen fr 81 IL taaea sg seIectioc
.. eeS. =. HCf.NfS' Gs-ef.. $40 ygssdwsF-
Brooklyn Invites the Public Free to <hc
exbicu o! uasnGcert Photo gsphs an. Cameo IT, ~
VILLA MSON ERC6., Pgl.oa s.res..
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TX iii s--,,. a- -Stns cnss.s 9. -,.sf; s'Ts,=
co7sotS. ~ 'H,ss~~ ''' -.
Ea.r.T sea. 's> 3 r,
<s2.c., >.
ia frsisgtt'fs a.. state :, 60. ~ 4 ss -.1T5~.
ss M -i'.t q Pigs S.s.s g. a.. .e1Ss Ia ~.
tysrf 40. -, 'cF vttfrssr ~ TNHsA TfY -.sf
b. '.t .s, s..s IA s~d t.s< 81 ftsfs..usN-s s
ask hweii i-srss ss-a.. A1A - AZ s'-E rs A~
9SsF 'l.s H. -
ses... ,sssss -G,.ss IS h-a.4-, Is, lss.
~, 81, &C p, I ~, %, 81 G., Il, ?. II. a.
cesseue4rsn i"He-s-r's-s > 'irc's' Is '754
ll,se, al. 6. 4s. s. 6s, .? - AZ. a.. 3. :.
Hgrrss tsuSs ,rs,lr. ei ls d. lWsdreSiag,
Jsarari Is, ,5Sc
! $3.50 ~ s;ssrr {cs.-l..'...-
raANUr BRoAnB2kTe 90.
Wilmington, Dsiss=ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

CENNAR's LIQUID LfCoRlCE CURES CONsUMr1IONk
~ Covfls. Coks Influenza Bronchitis &c, DC. RYice u
yer bottle Fold by he principal drusasA and at The deDS
Is Ninth street.
GOLD CFF.-rHcsR WHO DESIRE TO CLoTHE rMuxg
- feet IA bapdsoH ely lifting and elegantly nade Deoa oAa
Gators &C., nvied TO call Of The store Of CAHf n
cheapest stosk Of goods tn New York, Or IN America fw -
mater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

Bank Of America, How 4 WHITAKER New York; Biz
Price Co., Philadelphia; L. A. Benolsi Co, s. Louis.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
a3nlduOi(ht Derifbtr.

Cincinnati /. Mara- 6suts 81 oraen nm
etuer, oils cs Irtsltsr nit rem Attrude ssr
eet. fapttr tateeliibsn 6irds bsidGitiat poreu,
tsl sins 2eanp I~ssrielten Gin unp tesrub Ia Or.
tsitsr, ron csntR ft rur Gin Ginsigsr ,r r,,tsn
rsrmpGts. aGrsissbn rsurern an lee asouetlbt
sue Der S~isr5shHt. III ,tSetlids rsrwuncst. Tie
Strunslndtsn marsn lSamtlib unbemit elk CIR.
htitsr une siRtcrlaiitn 8smilisn. Die GprpntrS.
nntsrinhuns bat ttreits bssonRsH>
Cincinnati. 2. Nar,. Gin, Sutleriptic ,e =
life ,ura unfsrflsuua ssr Samilien rsr lsstSpte-
ten Nrtsitrr in in sGirsulatisn atitst. tletsr
$4,000 6np i&cn sex,hutt UNI Nib bsute ouf
str @Orls sins &rria pmluus ssbalteu w,rssu
CUR Ssrsr6eeruna rts Scnps.
- Ter Ssnat pom Maine sGklt u~nlreitio
Siele bpbe Decentralization III ieinen Miital,trern.
Sisbtn SenatOrsn finp iter 6 5u6 bod, fiinf-
5sbsn bttnabe 8 5nb unp Ger S. inltc III 5 6us Z
3Ou1 bod.
- SIN Staate Stip lplcn nd ni6t peniasr
ole 700 p~rrfrntn nit Dem @ue9ttru BON falldcm
@elDt ernaArsn. ser
- SpisI- SSdsn. Der 0afhinatrnr Grrre
iprnetnt Der 9ineinnati @a3.tts idrtitt, cae rpr
'tnissr abcnnsn Elm Gonsreemitstiee pom rinem
Der nprepsifti6sn Staaten, tinsu Gbsil lsiuss
SatntrT u9ss WcilsnNslrer i'm 8etras upa $500
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T'rgtnia, Worp'earelinn &rutudp uup 3tnnsI.
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