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HAvaF AND MISUNDERSTANDING Fs'on-Mrs A
woion Bersche, Isaac lselin and w Com Au
ly, Ang Iimbert r & Ameida, O Ogden, Dodge md
lady, Mrs Bonnabei, Mrs.y xignes, Ny Eonduea s
soee Cant amt sasary aa as DSpsssr Mr. 6sssn M
Bernard lady and ehiis NJ Dcmmng rKreuder and lady.
Ngaren Fesscr Msssrs Lacrois pveny ana Castor.
sorg I soln,s issy AND chila NJ I'D Mrs Russo M5a
Mira Ponchon. Mctaero, NJ Iaaberi. sessseeirs,
I ,Snrlbaam. II ssuf,, J Robinson 2 Boaaer,, Won
Mr q wainN~skt ii + skerl Icser Pinne, Miss 4
gsvier Rev Mr. Dss.snere Bensdic, u Boi1 s1e, Mrs
worth and ous children Tbos Yssk, Miss Conquest Mrs
Brown, lIe,isch, Woodley, Nrs Dnereux Mrs Her
mann, Mr. peluer, Mr. co;,c.s = Regie wife and child;
y kotz, acrmite II Lorcns. Whitman, Theirs, b
Berendsen, Janize2 Manfer wife and ciildJ Cazana,
oas az ssmS Iss NJ Il.
in all.
pBRAKruREs.
Lrvrnpoo1-Steansh hip Europa, from Boston-Mr Royal
John Martin and child " Everett II Everett Tbos
Percy Bars, IT Boston; rs Moore Of Newbury
children and servant q scarspor Arnold Green and Amo.
Perry, Of Providence, L Il Thas Fnles Of Hartford,
1 Sa.s %D ss S1s @ S hrs nas I'll
Thompson. Rev W 9 wkinson, D II Wickham, J Winter
Laurent, Miller, ch4,k and Zebra, Q! New York
OF brunswick; Rev ArchGeacon Henah, Of Quebec; NJ
and Mrs Walker cndren aud nurse, Of New Bruins
ick Marcus starbae Mas Ellen siatbges e NaasYcke.
and sydney oConEor OF Lordon Gefge Gundry and vs.
ana Gnndry, of Dorac,shirc Enslants5 For Heita,
Miss Tobin, Hiss Duyea, n pnyer, Clark, wife IN
daughter R6e Churchill and Miss Ellen EigaH Of Hafa,
iiasx; Haven, ii Boston wiiam AAerms man ana
puI.<a OF New NerE-le 4atA. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

CALLEspfH-Hopfg--ln Brooklyn, Thursday Octc-
Der 3, by the Rev Henry j. Van Dyke Mr.. JANIS
DER, Of New York. TO Miss AGNES dashte of the late
MIR. James Hodge, Glasgow Scotland.
FRASE-WIIETs.--At Pay Side, Flushing, LII, Tenth
month, October 2, by Friends ceremony, CHARLES r.
FRAME to CAROLINE daughter Of the late Jacob H. Wets
LAsE---iEsKISs-At Elizabeth, NJ j., Wednesday
October g nj tho residence u James Jenkins Esq BY
the Rev. sr. Clark, HESiy H. LANE OF Elizabeth, 70
LOUISA JENKINS, formerly Of New Brurswick, N. J.
PREyTr s--SwAS.-On Monday, March ii, mt the resi-
deRcc OF Dr. u. Kieh Mr. N. SHEPPARD PIESIss only son
of II. r. Prentiss Esd, 10 Miss AFsAT SWAN. all OF this
city.
WtcKE-HEwTErT.-A Great Neck l.. T., on Thursday
October 3, by Eov TT. Porter VAN Wro9 WrKEs Jr OF
New York, TO JosErtSg H. daughter OF the ato Joseph
l.. Hewlett; Of the former place.
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Aquatic.

SINGLE sCULL RACE FOX TWO HUNDRED DoLLARs.
On Thursday, October 8, john Biglin AMI John
McGrcady rowed five mile the Harlem river
in single scul shells for purse of two hundred dollars
each party depositing hundred doare McGready is
known Tho winner Of tho first prize tho late regatta
Of the Empire City Regatta Cb and Also for coming in
second TO JOSH Ward at tho recent Cornwall Regatta
Ig.in Is Of the Of the celebrated four cared
she'll George j. Brown of Now York 10th men rank as
lrst class asmcn. very largo asseblage OF sreca-
tors present The stake boat anchored ~
Conrads Yorkvile Park Mt the foot OF Nincty-third
street, Harlem river. At about four O'Clock PM the
signal given, when beth got oH well together Tho
very close and tightly contested one all the
distance, Bglin tho lead from to thros lengths
all tho turns Bigin finally reached the judges boat
about length in advance winning the by three
seconds, in 3947 Bglin rowoa in the Elsie, built by
shaw. Of Newhurg. McGrcady rowed the Armstrong
built by himself.
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EEnRMANS Ar BEooKLyN.-Tfe first appearance Of the
frestidgiiacur IN Brooklyn drew together last evening
OF the largest audiences that has been Assem-
bei in the ..cadcmy Of Music. by Ave O'Clock Cd The
previous day every seat had been takcn and when tho
doors opened there a tremendous rush to
staaing Tho receipts showed audience Of
ncary three thosand persons, about third
than tho sitting accommodation of tho house. The
rernalt has been successful that lir, Hermann win
doubt be induced to give series Of his soiros In
Brooklyn. Tonight he his performances in
fourteenth street, who're their attraction continues
rowerful ma eyer.
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t~eTSOnaA xntclnEcnGea
turned from Newport on Wednesday night. Tho ruc do
Ienthevre, is now visiting the Falls Of Niagara. The
Prince paid another visit to Brady Photographic gallery
yesterday where splendid imperial photograph Of him
was taken which viii be ready for exhibition in few
days. Cdtes de usites Of tho Prince and his
also been prepared by Mr. Brady The Prince will visit
his nephcws at Washington some time during the present
week.
Senator Fcssenden, Of Maine; W. s. Conda OF wigcon.
SIM N. p. Whitney and wife, G. Lvernore ". Page and
p b. Goodsell, Of BOSTON, Professor French, Of West
Point and b. Buum Of Providence stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Strong, of the United States army Mrs. W. b. Greene
and family, and G. H. Shaw Of Boston, and A. f. Doug
las Of Rye, n r., are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Hon. T. A. Jencks, Of ProvideAce DR. y. H. Brown and
wife, John l. Graham and W Macxey and wife, Of Bos-
ton; Mrs John Munroe and family Of Paris j. T. Doane,
mia, are stopping al the Brevoort House.
Wayne Divine and wife, OF Phadelphsa; H. T. Wander
ho Of Astoria; Charles II. Leeds, OF Stamford Conn W.
Roberts Of Waterbury, Thomas Belle and wife, Of Beck
man N " and James T. Greene, Of 1awtucket are stop
ping at the Lafarge House.
Colonel c. l.. Cobb, Of Michigan; H. P. LornR Of 81
Louis D. McKbben and s. g. Carroll of the United States
United States Coast Survey; s p Chrsty, Of California;
Or. A. Wilson, Of Cuba; j. p Parker and A. D. Douglass,
IF a ua sosSs u Sss Ky j. sss Of
George Harrington, Assistant Secretary Of the freasu
ry; Brgadicr General Williams, Of tho United states
Army; Commodore Auiick and Lieut. schocnrsaker, Of
the United States Navy Charles Sagony and wife, A.
Cescire Mrs j. H. Bonnabel and H. Marondel of France
D. p Johnson OF Albany, and R s. Justice Of PhiIasisl
pha, are stoppng at the Aston House.
Col steptoc, X. E. CARY Jr.; Major heck, United
States Army; Ger Townsend and wife, ". @. Boafdan
b Wilson, Albany; Geo. Turnbull, Mr.. Appleton u. n
Richards J. A. hovey, Boston; Hon. K. r Fentsn, Now
York NJ. II Funnel United States Conss to Vera Cruz
Lieut. H. Steton, Vienna; r. s. Wood Bermuda; J. w
New Jersey, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Hon, ]. II. Peters, Of Washington; Or. T. Chitds, Of
Pttseeld; w. I Bury and lady, Of England L. s stock
ing and lady OF Now Jersey Hon o. r. ynrcrsof or Con
nescut, and N Berry, OF Paris, the AlDermarl
| Hotel.
| Americans IN Paris registered by Lherfet.e, Kane
Co.. from Sept. to Sept. 49, 1851 Mr. ard Mrs r.
Stuart Alex G Gayot, Capt, Mrs and MISS wotton, O.
Bartholomew, @. knight ahd family, G. Blaxome N.
| Haskell Derby, NJ. D., few York; Mr.. and Mrs W
Scott, New Orleans; T, Z. Metzerott, Washington Wi
Lam Walter Phelps ard wife, Mrs. John Pheps Nanoiec
sarony and lady ,MH and Mrs. Boonen Grases Miss In
met. Miss Miefs, .Sew York.
Gov andgeI, Of Massechusotts, is .tteudng the AZ
cultural sair ct Sprnsalla
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Prizes Cashcd i'm All Lcgulfxex L>ptterfes
and information given by JOSEPH HATES -&ok<r No 10
Wall street, up stsrs New York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tom
peeeThe In worI wholesale retail and the
Dye privately applied No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

II It should be merged the organization Of tempo
rary party there s danger that such
sult would be regarded the South prelude
emancipation ks under Of the fears thereby
engendered large numbers true 70 the Union would join
the Of rebellion and that those who did would
lapse inactivity and SILENCE Every danger Of this kind
should be carefully avoided.
But the deocrH party he destroyed individuals
In greater o. less Numbers leave Tits organization may
surrendered in States localities and disrupted i'll the
nationbut viii survive all these disasters become
again great, united and powerful party
democratic organization would under crcnns
been maintained In this State the real point
considered IS whether II better for the country that
~ rats In favor OF vigorous Of the should
with their party and secure its organization In aid II
IN -ment or desert II for outside movement, and
lance for the democratic party 10 be controlled
nuS allow influences II may possibly be better for
iess patrl01 ,noTs and emoaments thereby ADAM
@ VINO Aink best for the country that the
oen sn Sn gsry On, noey Of the democrats up
with their sSpronsnis m MOULD and
hat Il sha bs m re 70 q .s and 2 It's past history and
thereby, not only true but uscfl w. 70 WY Sovpsi
Tammany Han In any event. '" ,i ~ s,unrse MI
driven from the path Of duty asdN psppr WI
regard with contempt the efforts wh - n,srnp
sent and siigmaxe her position by 81. nd h q ~
obtain Offices nnd power Of which sIes M ~ noleiess
but for the absence OF her In the ~
however, portion Of citizens desire W
OF that absence for their selfish ens ~ .u ~ -
fairly, without maigning those who suppon wy va" ~
greater sacrifice and remembering that the unity scus
now the service Of all her
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-ENfAe CTshed
and ir'formaon furnished by TAYLOR AGO Bankers 10
Wan street. ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

Z GymnN stlcs-CIa sses urc Now Form In q
for the at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and
East Twenty eighth street FIJI avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

Chills and Fever Can Only be Enectu-
ally cured 10y Holloway Pills. They directly the liver
and contain minerals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

IilI's Hair Dye--50 Cents, Black or
brown hestn Depot No. Bar lay street. and sold by
attutiigIht1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

Bachelors Hair Dyo--Ihe Hest i'm tho
world-llarrlless, reabc and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BATCHlloR'S wig factory Ii Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

A Pare Tobacc0.-Hellow Bank Tobac-
eo-GooDW1N's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
Impurities for sale by oil tobacco and Dealers
wholesale by Il. GooDWINx BROTHER, 2H and 2j9 Water
street, New York.
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United States Marshars OMce-Thc Slave
Trade,

Ocr 3-Deputy Marshal Anderson returned this morn
ing from Portsmouth, n. H. whittier he had been sent
by Marshal Murray for tho purpose Of hunting up ev
dcnce In slave Anderson succeeded In meeting
with four persons two Of the Of the Cora and
Of the Triton. The Marshal expects 10 obtain several
others of the OF slavers ~ho supposed be
the neghborhood OF Boston. The Commander Of the
Unitei States squadron generally in the habit Of
sending homo the SLAYER in prizc vessels bot tho
government having ordered homo the greater portion
the African squadron, the Marshal resorted 70 his own
resources to hunt up the required evidence.
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To Army pscinl Designs, Silk
Handkercbeis for the army nj BAILEY SOUTHARDS,
~ "A ace.
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and Mr.. William W. Northrop was,,nanimouslv nomna.
ed Assemblyman for this district;
Slsseh Republican Disrsct-Ihis Convention mot last
evening even COMMITTEES OF I'VE was appointed T. center
WIN the different organizations In the ward In regard 10
the nomination OF Union Candidate Adjourned al Inc
call OF the Chairman
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Gentlemen who Desire a Fine .rn6 EIc-
gsnt Hat should call At EsrENSCHEIps lis Nassau
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Fall Style Young Gents Hats. Also,
the Oxford Soft Ha Now ready WHITES, the Halter,
PIC Broadway =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

Military Shoutder Braces and Abdomi-
nal Supporters combned-A aud superior article, nj
MARSH CO.'S Truss ollce, No. Vesey street, Aston
House.
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Rrnnsircth's Pills Act rs stimulus, re-
establishing thu Of deestoa and excreion. In the
colds and iniiUenzas prevalent ned
cine be used Sold at No 29t Canal and No.
mid an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

Ladies' from 0he Country Wishing
handsome Caters IFS Slips and Ties Is per pair
Boys Misses and chiidrens Shoes ali styles and prices a
MILLER & CO.'S, SS7 Canal street.
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A Tasty HAT and Clean Boots DY.ys n
mankNoxs fan style Of Hats exceeds any of his Il
efforts, and makes Them The beau ideal al the ladies At
his old stand, No. 2i2 broadway, Fulton STREET
may be seen crowds daily exantnng hnoys spleudd c
ton OF hats Of every description and making purchases r
hat thai ID hot give KHox call or all the hiatt,
In the town, Knox knocks them all.
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More Prize Cases Decided.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

| The United States Us. Me bark Iioneer-rhis vessel
was captured the Goth of May, 1851, by mo unaea
States steamer Quaker City Captain Matthew'S avoa
ton of tho blockade Of Richmond Va. The government
med condemnation Of theNvesscl and cargo as enc
~ ,operty .ruaga Belts, IN engthoned opinion,
n,sss ~ the vfsse and c-rgo stor, b. conhscateo.
my 20 nv -, NifHN This ves-
ceCNSe. " "s s,Hnlp. Y tfcnshnset.
The Unata HT. no ~. Minnesota, Commodore s,,...
sol Was s iyh &c May Tho Judge docreed that tis
n sci should be CONT sdsa.
IN NE me Hawatha his Honor dec,aeu ,,a
the rc grafton q their share tho cargo ''o' 20
The D. AIDE by ~ ~ ~ schoear LncurgA mo-
cargo Of @ &C. Mr. Burre opposed neosion sdo
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Pure Ltquors.--Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family Fifteenth street Dlslery cs-
tablished In 1882, ut 2sb West Fifteenth street.
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Union Conventions.
HrYTyy GENAT0RIAv. INSTRUCT.

SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Union Of the Sixth Senatorial district consist
ing Of delegates from the NINTH Fifteenth Sixteenth and
Eighteenth wards met last evening at Browns Hotel,
Of Broadway and Eighth street Mr.. w. E. Frost
Of the Eighteenth ward appointed chairman aud Mr.
john Hope, of tho Sixteenth ward Secretary quorum
Of the delegates not being present tho Convention adjourn
cd until Thursday evening next.
UNION ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
Sizeenh DtstrTc--l Union Convention met last
ing and nominated Mr.. Dennis McCabe
meeting Of the Syracuse Union party delegates for
Assembly nominations held at Harlem last evening
and unanimously nominated Henry sayre their can.
dida.e.
Republican Assembly Conventions.
Third District-Adjourned until Monday next.
Fourth Dis,ic-Ths Convention met and adjourned till
Friday evening, without making any nomination.
Fifth District-Jas. W. Bush.
Thursday next, without eGectng nomination.
Seventh District-This Convention assembled and ad.
onrned over until next Tuesday evening at " clock,
without making choice.
Eighth Distric.-This Convention met last evening.
After considerable discussion about the contested seats
the Freedom delegates from the Seventh were adj
mted. An informal ballot taken, which resulted in
Fps Eery receiving eleven votes and Joe Purdy four.
The Convention then adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman.
Ninth Dis.ric-This Convention met lest evening, and
Of conference to confer with every other political organi
zaton. They adjourned over until next Wednesday
ing, or sooner, at the call Of the chair
Tenth Disri1.-Thi Convention met last evening our
suant TO call, at the Steuben House, No 200 Rovery
After organizing the Convention adjourned to
same place next Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock
Eleventh Ditrict-This Convention met last evening
committee OF three, consisting Of William Ross Henry
Camp and Thos Crother, appointed to confer with
the Union Assembly Committee. The Convention Their
adjourned TO meet at Continental Hall this evening o.
hall. past seven o'clock.
T,relfth Dsrict.-A meeting Of tho Assembly Coaven
tion OF this DISTRICT for the purpose Of nominating can
ddate was to have been held last evening" but owing Il
some misunderstanding the occupied Ttx praye
meeting, and in consequence Of which the meeting al
| journed 10 meet this evening nj the same place
Thirtee1sh District-~Adjourned until tomorrow ever
/ ing.
Fourteenth Disrict-The republican dcls gates appoint
! cd to nominate candidate for this district met las
evening After little discussion ballot was tael
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The Taxpnycrs, Union Convention.

been held at the University Law Library Washington
square, this evening; but in consequence Of the notices
having been at too Into hour to enable The
members To meet, the meeting has been further al
ourned until evening In tho early part Of next week.
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FAINT son OF w H. and NJ q Mher agou non'is "a" ~
days. .....,..a.
tend tho funeral from the residence OF his parents 70
Is3 Alien street, saturday morning az eleven O'Clock
! MoRIARrY.--On Thursday October 3, MARY H., wne OIL
Albert P. Morlar.y, aged Al years ,o,,.,n.
Tho relatives aud friends Of the family, ana OF her sis
in-law W. Hutchinson and W. Reitmeyer together WIN
the members OF Concord Lodge r. and A. NJ respect
fully invited to attend the funeral which VIII take place
on sunday afternoon O'Clock from her late resi-
| dence, No. 80 Bethune street. -.
short and painful Illness JonS McAul'fE, IN the @ot yo
Tho family respectfully
The relatives and frienusv. =.
-i'ef 70 attend the funeral from his late res,uu..
n.," this lfriday) Afternoon, at two ocoek,
West Farms, @"Siyn, on Thursday mosning October
MosasoS--ln b. The e7sh year Of her age, a ma
8, MARGARET MORRISON IN
two OF Paisley, Scotland. ,.,uv ,nit1a 10 at
tend the funeral, this rday) Afternoon. ~ uue N,
from the residence Of her son, William Mof soh' ~ H0
tecnth street. near Third avenue ,,,s Falls
South Brooklyn, Columbus (ohio) and SiasI f-''
Canada Wes) pa pers please copy. $50
McGowAS.-0n Thursday, october 8, Mrs MARY PIC.
Gown aged u years, at hsr sons residences w. ~
Her relatives and friends respectfully invi,1a 20
attend the funeral or Saturday afternoon, at one oeo
;, NxoS.-on Thursday October 8, OF paralysis Mrs.
.4 rn Nixon, aged o. years .os.ac,or,ty-
invited to attend tho fupc al this Frday afternoon az
Two o'clock, from her Ia % residence ios "eS' fo''
PHrLrs-At Staten ISLAM. I, on Thursday, October z,
vooheI HOMER H. PHELPS, form lerly q Albany III "' '
year OF his age.
His relatives and frlenda NJ d also those OF his sous
are respectfully invited attcn the funeral, at Iriny
chapel Factoryvilie Staten lsaA d. this (Friday) er
noon ut two O'Clock Ferry III n lS North river, ~
eleven O'Clock In the morning and ne IN tho afternoon
Albany county and Delaware q aaty On ~ papers
please copy.
Radon Wednesday, October 2, osher READ.
The relatives and fsnds Of the "a miy are invited 70
attend tire flnera from his ata resid NICE NO. % lh'rd
avenuo, this friday afternoon, at ono, fci9cR.
eldest daughter Of yohn and Mary pes " aged years,
months and Is days. ~
Tho friends Of the family are respectru nVeo " AZ
sd the frnerai from the residence OF he pareh'F izs
Sas Twenty second street, this Frday) hernooh' ~
W. D. srrps-on Thursday ocober 1cu~ RcI,ERs, at
nj ~ ri.nas ~ ~ rait,, ~ invited 90
,, ny 10 funeral ,bis IErI,,uN ~, 81 and 83
hrstopl street church at hall past o'cl0 70.
SMITH On Thursday October 3, BaroGEr, wifi 'oi III
o ~, S.itli, and ~ 80 -, at
~ ,ri,na Nal sron, hsr ia,o ,ossa ,"sr
rect
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OMciai Ora wings ~ Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri S, ate Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS S2l-Octobers, 1881.
IS, ". As, 49, 70, 2, 30, z, ~, SO. p, II.
KENTUCKY. CLASS Sgt october 3, 1851.
81, 8, 40, 2, rs, SO, 16, 20, ~. "a. 80, 4, 10.
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coyingion, Kyc.tor st. LOUIS, No.
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roo LAVE ron CLAssiFICAI

TOO LANE FOH CLAssiEI4AT ICN.
yruE INDEPENDENT UNION CLUB ~ THE FoukTH
sivsh yar's held meeting lot evening" q. the
house q William walch Al Centre srey They Gproateda
the Union Cpnvcp and report - the
GIN Tho Club VIII hold their ne,l meeting Iaursday
eveninT newt, al 8 o clock, u tle 81 te plice.
ruEN.'. BAfEMAN President,
J. L. DEAsE, Secretary.
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Tho Seat ofH Var I'm Mfss0N ri; The Seat
Of WAR IN yIRGIN,Ny and the WHOA SEAT Al OF WAR
two maps Beautifully vred; she Of se. a sSo inches
4. +. Lloyd. exclusive agens, 2os Broadway, N. y.
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Suu rcme Court-Cha mbers.
DECfsfONs.

fssco, Hon. Judge Sutherland.
ocr.a -rzenru 4 Tart and others u.s. Charles A yz,.
rey--.aN tho fndingsl 'ne case settled
una r.. 81 q oag n o. ed with $40 costs o'"@ OF
Joseph u gmrn rs Ge,aa W Decey--The plaintiff may
have ~ for the susA su.'on on payment Of tho
not otherwise Costs TO neitkM party n this motion.
Wiifiam Hent tan James MafncnS-Moton for
leave to 7tbon without eps 10 c'sher party
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lodged ard repudated. with its unpaid inter.
est; this pov.rty of population and resources;
this helplessapd i,ang-cOntiuued pauperism at the
Government Treasury. Florida takes up her
fools cap, steals what She can of public property.
and processes to walk out OF the Union! Thus
far tie spectacle is farccal; the tragedy is to
come.
Successful separation will make Florida an
Independent State, or portion of new con-
federacy. Be it either, che will be equally in
significant, and equally exposed to dangers from
which the Union now protects her. Out of the
latter, she might Immediately be captured by the
foreign power whose citizens she has defrauded,
and held until the debt is paid Powerless her.
self to prevent it, the new cOnfederacy would be
equally unable to save her. Neither she nor they
have any defences but such as the Union has
provided. If money would bring protection, the
whole of the new Confederacy could not raise it,
fo.- all are stepped in debt while reputation has
blas,.ed Others, and capitalists will not lend to
Them A foreign visitation of this kind would
give 10 Florida the quality she now so miserobly
acks-cOiumol sense.