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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

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-, .,-,., "a o., d. I'D s.assi -afn Y, idass,
=. t'.arsr g. ,.l ~ 90 sts.
.'..-,f .I.,. 49, r. ',tlru .odss 49, IN
r., 49,, . "a, ... ed IN t.H The nIut.r = rs~fs ~
'.. a f..,o-. .r. -,r hoaf sify ffou t-'
q thc ,af,. % . o. n'.f it-' evcrss gfs - hfnJ =
,,,. r a. a 10 l teon arrested duuDg ~ day Bat
having heen ,e1s.d h s e1Erneneed sehef "iil
.gAn It b tie Of III Police 20 arrest az Fh'm
th~y nay ind -ein sthoai a hoa4e NJ hsu"' Ne'os'
pTsvlJa,,y Rrlcatrd ~ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
THE EXCISE LAW.
ALL UNLICENSED IIQUOR DBlLglS ARRESTED.
EXCITING TINES IN TIE ruID COURTS
ACTION OF TIE MAGISTRATES.
LIST GO 5HE SAME OF THOSE ARREsTEr-ArrEl, I'D
SUICIDE ~ COURT.

LIST GO EHE SAkEs OF THOSE ARREsTEI-ArTEI, I'D
SUICIDE ~ COURT.
Acting under the instructions IT he ~ -e B0g-d.
the police ,hrougaost tso city ye-fdey arrested al pssor
whom ,ley f,aad so,Lg hqaor or beer sthlt h.e's'
Many t,e saloon keeper lndng nat TOY could pro
hccns either from The fiC' q tn REPUTATION - tf
places bad vs police 'scm o'h,r c,gses
oaded pose tht bush g. those rood might
preclade them ir9n Obtain le c1c IL h.s Pm
dem uen 40 isl ep~ ap ;hes tlsnes .o. her All
stemp; something ~ which re 8, sd q Ltc-e lll
control large narber hov"Ver t"nr llles 100 "a
81 counsel concluded - kcep ora ,r ssa'i'hue''
and .el hQuos -sgI lnl a. give TAN Tor 30
failure Aiprafun'e answeT tre c..ffs ia or.r -
bring ne before Courts aid has o., ite vAy
u the DECISIONS - the Ticse Board.
Acting under tie 'ructohs the given trn ih. po's'
ttrousl03t the ed efsry s--pon va ~ ID q n cob
ing hqdo without celse. The Consequence ts 'hni 90
crowded during he eItr. Jay via zee
officers az their and the rotes al rs Of e
latter n az cIscs the prisoner e ny freud
~bo becals A surety fi ne Gaount ~ bell slowing bat
Tie tte PAT. u the ds-.css Die
tacd. = .iuleb efsl'sed were so ntss.-.'s ..
,arsofc oh'l bus1C.e ol.l O., az .ede4 - -
we're .re aol Ia bal Zee, set l'al Is
eIar aon Tese 80, I'D anti rs's 'crviea' '''n
\. rHE fo1ls
A.ta- .ousrs brought ~. Joto Mon or. Wio -
pcsred co-rs.i i'r liquor dcef- i'rs1fei 10
trOS b. ala. 49, MY 'ipse were ars' as VS.
inf7Del - 80 s ti' ~ ere a-rs % 1Dei -
general rule n,sacueanos a. "a orcsT 100 ssr l.s
lelsancf con piiiei 50 pfr.eDeo L4- &C. I, DBL; &
the of.ni,r IN order cons.t ..t-s-ity ole
'riie canerded ~ -a-' the rr- '0"r- rruI CO., i
" ,-.t ,i 10 - " by AZ. ,i 49,, IA. RI 4.
.'lh'.i v.,'Iir f'. .'..f +. b, -. &.
slIi.-e ~. ~ lnl .,li, ., s'I,'- oiil'
CO.. r.l threaten a.rern t' 'rr D. &C. it'''' "
,aet n,- IN .''. a7' hr'''t o. 'ec O. ',"-
ofe.se .',''r ,ro''h'.'D ~ o. ". i.f IT, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
couRr cALEEpAE-Tar. D.r.

COURT CALkkDAE-TaIs Oar
SuPRx4E CoURr-GIsKRAL TgRs. Non -en umer-
stsd usesua balance preferred Ennmersie
Csissdas Nss 10 III ~ IA "a r. Is ~ CRcUu--rsu
-Nea liza soa 1911, So sse sD 1871 1857 s7l 10 ~
90 COL u IRA sd lJSa Jli ~ 1855 Part Il-Nee tt
no 1855 iSss ieo2 s5s ala ira 100 "a s6s
lr1s 1926 ir6 IDA Ilt I3ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Ann increment. !

TouIr PusPARlrlONs The country is inll oi
prrpaI tho comP~loa lrnT~tnf yonh et'
bt IN. os ef.euA hoes brnpFnsh
v-oN r.f. paehs the si d.azf".sh el~r-
.,.. 1.y c.~tiast dfh and 1keAl~
LortoN Il islia sodhy 81 druszists-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

"a. r.-,.r w " rnrn.t j. ssh-r. ne~iness ss,~~ -
%. isrl ~. J.rlI Eas ri chri.'s~a aHss' ish d..
Dh.i - i.ef@ q o. hIat J'i-' 10 be- rlttr- -
.- 80, > f4r asl n. h.ri krs~f r 80 90 ~, -
GER o. fl.,y. ~ .lfr ~ -. a. '.J "a,
Fft.r f.ff.d l.-vy 4. $50 .. L. F"'f. r "a VI.
trn.4l b.. sss ff..t >u.sr ADss.f Man. -.h Ds,
lo am. W. Tsasus. IL issrpe f. l.s o -
3..-. va .S,Sa d. Z a.. J. %, - e.. AND,
40. va h.r-sy Joan s-,ii, lees. 'o,siot v.,.
. H,fcass fn-i~. J1sitss beard, thnuaf f.ss, -
n rb,.. ,oes isf,e,, J'k e9s- l.eps Z. -
p.n.csrr J. b~btsns Mn q il~bFsns. n y Hs-r.as
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NJ. IN Iinn,~fnsn, }. Bo'iinsrr. J. ", ssft Rl> ~
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u Kolsr Nr.. K.l-' MI E~i. kei>r ,h'' n'sf. "a.
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t-sr Len H.i.. Jae. Wet Lon Wei JOB. ~ a. ii a.
n,- NJ sanssf, A Poi-as Ma ~ Pa%~A NJ
Ro. rol-.ta sd ehhds-s. n issi- l.s..
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n ,-0l M w.is-r J. Ny J. Hssd.s 6s--' 4 sskss.
fi-n..eu u Lathy. 7 L. Ros Me. ,Hoin. car 49,,
ue,r-.l 4 Hoffman y Ho'nsr. Y Hoffman 'ii'' '-<
~tt...a Ne si-snsn >i-tusn y = tusr o. s-...-.
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81. 4 fsn T. s,li -ln J "a enaan Ne ..r.a So
Nav 10. " db-rs~s. NJ. 4. sb-rsrr 49, aa-slr I
iris l sr j. Miae-i NJ stsirt r. h~ia hr' Fhsa - \.
FR1a HsvAv,-la s,saB .,'p c.r-.-y ierr.sG
ar Fel~rs A.bsTbsis- Moe. b''s rsfsi and n r. ,4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
CITY NEWS.

,oRoxt.'s ISouKsr.-An inquest was yesterday
held y Coroner Cover No. ~ Goercl a. on tho bed' OF
Matthew Kwansrh. seci seven years who wi" aceidentaV
drowned Abuat wosk the deoeasei IN the resdence
Of Nj. parent. oTcered not 10 ~ TAR NohS H.
wss .ser Tim aut nogy found toaiing IN TOE sA'
a, per No A. X verdict Of death b. rOHEng was ren'
dersd by he .usy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

Trial FOR MASsLAuGHrrs.-Ih tnal oil tHo
brother. Miles and Daniel Reilly fur the ling OF Patrick
n,,v N a.. IN The 81 General Sessions
rrI,t Daniel VS. fJund guilty OF uans'aurtter IN thi'
rs,api, be sost ucel uy Recorder Hacket "a FRIDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

SnoEs-Laiies', Mis- and Childrcn's Boots,
...u Coos. .na bow. boz. u Wy WnHss. No ~
fourth shove 1vsnty e,shifsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
A NV CHAMPION .

". notice by report. several Sis.s aud County t ia.t ss
. machine 10 becoming nen"e or est
portions Of A Thu n'-fh Nc Ns
NtooI TOT 80 .is'p 'na
acioa ias,fuu sni dr"snSi o
(~v OF onsn be oPsrssd ~ snPiaced
hands aided abe ssy eat - ss. an -
readily thai have oeH ~ use SO
S"S
fS.eeafs aaf JoEraai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

WHRN rHR BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH nngS you
window brotea has saved
you rebb.n We had .oV-u such css~. les, vel
r. lIoLsKs No asa Hfssi~y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Yug SfRONG-DEENEIT LIBEL CASE.

SIXTH DAYS PRocsEOiNos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

! 10 folo~ll .'e tie names = t."sa arr,' ed ,
n 4s.s'i % on At ',.''. ~ a.
II K,,s ~, ., & tSlie j.. lisl.sl't
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] J -, c,"'ls eiw r,'.i.., ,i',srs, :. r.ta.
&c.. .e'' NV, w. r. 10y ~ y Va s'l-
b.vii si,aa > Ws.-. -, a.aa,ls-I s'-s
c..sei ri 8 Hsi.5n1, u W.. W.r,s.,
a. u .era.,n IS hnston o. Iauf. b. . ~ .ura''
o. 49,. 49, - w.. sc.a,, 70 Gr.-a-sAr
! M,sa..n. . Eotn.s., - Gi.s = s.a,,f :.
2 s 81. %. a. ~ 80, -. b Wa
I'm me- 20 Il, s sss ssG.' 81 S ,.,f
e NJ s. 3 - 60, IT, u, wv 10 wy...ar..
the held to b.i ~. .ua Of 49, ess to
.1y indctmeni he fo.ni against them BY tie
wh.n n. la n.msed case bad been disposed q II
s,s ils, Dc g,r,.tr.r decided 10 e-e the tou the
The room hled With ohcsr- .ad Pr'ose AID tie
nuubsf ooustsntlJ iaoressiag Ihe Pri-onsrs ses
loved upon their parole - asPs shsn waited ls.
ns .:. Ss $500 - s:a, ;:e. 6 ~
p.Aisl S--s~sJ H.J h.iP J'as L.'.s u DID,.
ss. s.o;,.' q n: ~ s s..' .. ss ss..s.
Td.ss h ns,,-f sai wUli.. az Css'eA.
a.; Mr: :: i I:ss G r.s a. o,:
g. va 49,. ~. s.%s.s = , ss..i Ss,
ysha tisL,f a. l..a.fis Lou. b.>' ,. ps's'a
fev % the above samsd sul be SEGA vsr arrested
twice having a. scoa " released oe bail o'@nssesi selling
hkkKfT rotICE COCHr
The yhost the entire ih' ~
the sane klIi Of crowd the fofabs Two additional
eorss hucd tor the and Justice hsnsted de
od~d 10 tcep the court until oeock N IN order 10
snord ali opportunity 10 be heard Who might be arrested
~ that time
About q o'clock wtiis the Court RON We, crosded
~ Utmost capacity. In apparently uedeI
tie Influence of liquor .sa tall torelf IN iss snd
disiautod Ole ordered seat b' the
gsfafe when she nstan Z, TOOK from tef pocket Tar
vial filed With landanua oWed the eoatsnt aud
empY She then God into ~ ON
adiinng the Coufir and throvtng hefsoii
q need scr-auny The lncl~ut Oi c"ffr,
OcaoLcd consdcTasc nj 90 aud around tho ts
rom despsi,4rd for physician, and
the aeces-ary eutcs admbitfefci snl
In shDr time pronounced 0 ser. She
psniei hs grnsman Who declined % s.i- eef MS
the bTnl.At .ef here A, 5000 as she
cosld b. removed he awny IL va
sYbel aenJ AscrTtAhsd that the ~ The s0man
Mar Long and that she resided No - fssst 81 The
yoIcs siaie bst she formerly q tse LunAtc
Asylum. The following are the names Of tbose ested
IlIsI.r~ q N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

d. d~Po.ts Ron .ia .nd b. e-1 ~
ls.- oe Whit "a ti.l ms, .aa free ifOal 80 ;ss
- ~ l. IsGsE 4. V. 90 Broadway Sole Arsa'
''''' --' "' jIRiD , R2Sr G,p-r.l .--,. v..y4
I'M HOBOKIN RACks-ThIRD JAY.
ia'T E.es - ING pisaain s'oo al 80, "a a.
~ g.. I.r ~inarf j., T. .ai b. sac,io. % '-'''s'
., o, eh'ei p q. I'D p % ~. ysa' ti''
D N-Do-, q eater. o. J.. t.~,sd go
al. b. Weden.b. Label col aeD.niei'' - >, Va
iA.I.1 a.ich.c b. M5alsan
Iriap EAcs -'f-a ,lnl. go, al .s-s T~oG,s .eais
& NeDGi, ~nisn ? b. ssnsc. JEs
D. Nc, 900 enter. e. h L-s..,sas -.
bo~- Ini ial eni-r ~ Hic iaoni yrs
FovaTa RAcs -ssrf, Sake p-tAis 100 sr tso
M - Homer. ? iianr On Court. {, Rcd sisi Bss.s
Rv~ns~ dsr BY hressnrias- e.a besn. t.-.
t',esnidss dan Lad, 49,, LANE "or,tssni Ls-
g. 30 Bslri- D.on. a.. J.b.L
In from toe loot II ,tsne-r,si 70 ~" re'se stsbi
dsSpn st.-s. Unioa iiil 70 he csss.e
SON FiSDYkE Arm rE0so. aud every . AZ ~,
saloon CONT % iio.. =, 90 hss, s.y ,,
40 10 THOMAS L. AGNEW's. Greenwich a.
,in. ebs~gt Newiors Oa~ srce
40 Ia MACFARLAN Book S'osc, corr
N r~suty .sd Boslsay there ~i hn ID tho ~
BOOKS o. day oil sa0dsra " al
Ers sn. fs~och an ; 'o'ea Stat . cry
WORN CUTTER
" A MACHINE FOR SHAVING GREEN CORN FROM IT,
PATENTED BY TIN oneida CoHuUyIrT.
This nashiae bo-esrfy trs;ed the esnaias y
b. wursu-d 10 do s worh Of s>' "a aan
shssnt ia hs I'D ..y 80 ID. earrs .sisss =
uo1I osy toe Il al iss vss'e- jss Ass "a.
Ia dias A. isi a. aasH esf pse .e ess "
lo0t.y rsts Of IRON twenty % NY psf
yts.A. Pr,.-r,-r. Ho,., k-eer. Boarding x,.
No yJ5 bro.1ssy. ksoa No y
NATAWD My
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
CATAWBA BRANDY

Of GOOD AoE and FINE QUALITY. made purely sD~ q.
CArAMB A GRAfk
Liberal alscezss " The trad ... =. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

4
hsnry q .ess "a R.,iarols lo.sps I.lr.s, isA'elsI
t, ID tss 49, 49,. ~. 80 Ia
sra a.s.a - = s1 a. a. ' ~ D- 3 H'''@
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Iisar, -. a. aSin.sSs. tbr.tssss ~ E,oor.si
rsG Seize ss.. 81 . ' Me- t k'e, . I' &c..
s 49,. a: Il II 80: ::' :;:,s s = q. s:
'qf't m NM =. AZ A. A.. Ds sss. ~
Tsop.. sa,'h. ~ I,s.C. lame. Coiaor. 4. E...I.t
To- a.n 10 NC Il or,tl rs .nd ~ ns-.y
hogifs 40 > treslth't ohr.i'n hics -, osi"e'L
feisf Iasb-. 70 ssniosst &. nimr,.r 'saa DI siah'
? RsJuol, 90 r. Hos.oa,i .. N-rlrlps q elnnbs 4
-! i ss IIs is'..a. Sy 80 e. it :
fss 1Isl.5spS = sf-ass ioLs 3.nri. san
All OH soo1e were hsIl to ball 10 The sun cfsecO each
AT JrrKEs.s xAKKEr roLrcK COUNT.
The following pefns we're sIrssnsd a. The above conf
fi;a Az KY y.i Se'i 81; Dea
go ,,..,' r..s ,.l S i5i-"'"
JoIn b,,ns. ~ Warrington" loha .uae e,h ~ ~.
~ s sI.sl ia es.S,ss. s.e S.a. ~ %..
"a r M !. 81 .sa f ss -. s -;
N a !. Il sl. .s IS ~; 's 7, S.::
". P.sa,s 10 Ti"is,.. MeK.an. 80 ws.' ISL u.
join b"e.i,y ss Ff.,-v. q kasn.n y " ossd"
& Dogreut "a West 9sh-s. q. Jss-f u De~uns.i
r. HeilJ u Ofeen-ichsl Me1aAosh ~ sprhs o.
J Hohsn fs1 Av.susA Rooney 80 ss..n,hs's.
B RagY.. nj First-vs ~ Doousn y Ftus@ath- q.
"A A T,,os, oil n. O. OoTnaBd tSl Ssv-44th
Johr Rost. sgI 4 al ittA. Peter Gowley "a sk
J.me. I.Ri4 n Pd.rs ffoi~ncb Mobiusn tIt sth
BfsaAt % W lanes hcena TO West Ter
Mtisai keaBety tyhnh
1bemss kyre 3Tf sth Psth hassefscn l.e is'
nicLss Orally n - brff.t Annsn. IS hinf
J. AeKs,ssr 3f7 B0-sp frsf Dsnn al Avenue A
J,ustt, CsrrsH Wss " hecs~fman. a. "
1 Meueaosfh ~ Neisu. 70 West iah
lanry hy~. ia IA Join Nrsde u West sni
J. Carl, csr A. A and RAJ M1ftoa.
the accused held 90 bald BY Jatoe Leivith Ia the
.nm Of ei0o each.
At THE FOURTH DISTRICT oOuKI
The member Of posers before Justice Kelly at
Ms Court scarcely those Of the
i,uer Conrts The following H. the lst
s.r.es Moore. ina Ct .sd ysmss ksuni'y
1ts,.. psvif fshenJ 80 let
M.rln Brsien sf3 iih thrns h1ass ND 81 ana
Cg.re. Net ahf.J, estk Of PCT - - ssr
"a IA az. Ths1as Isay.iy, IA Nv.
g., lfd, liiihsi and a Thorlts Ninss 81 hsr.
Mt A -.dos 1ls Eaa bslsL ffsa"s fsusI ~ 4 afs
F.tnrl hcDonsi4 e0t fdsfe yehn husY - - ave
Jehs 0sensf, ~ Nave Me lsrs - N s.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
EXQUISITE "L'EMAIL DE PARIS.


do 80 d~Po.ts from .tn snd By e-1
ts-- .op whit md uasl snd free IRON trt 80
pae.rafc~ conn i Na'm wssfh-r
; ~ T. l>ABE a. 80 90 IS oad~sy, Sole Arsl'
Mic ny whrr. on sitr--f'rr
W-Ng Csr...l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
xzn PLAINTIFF ON THE STAND
xIg CASE TO BB SUMMED UP TO-DAY.

The strone rcunet, ,rial resumed .. 10 o'c'o1
yesterday morning BY the rsoshhs Of ter lhh' 'r'"h
s~a.... A.. a.. ,ro.,r.tl,u "a HI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
sUPRIME COCRI-cHAxBsEs- 20.-Befors Ju.t.e
INaHAhAA


UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OfFICE-JUxE 20
Before Con missioner BErTA
THR HUGHES BOUNTY -BR0KfN0 CASH.
Owing TO the absence OF Gen. Fry the case vas al.
JouIaed over "a Tuesday neat al IL a.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18


WE are not surprised that foreign powers
view with great distrust the friendly rela-
tions existing between Russia and the United
States. The old proverb that Europe would
become either republican or Cossack" has an
alarming significance; and now, when a
union between the Cossacks and the repub-
licans is contemplated, we cannot wonder
that the monarchs Of Western Europe feel
uneasy at the conjunction. To many philoso-
piers there seems an incongruity in this
afiiliatiol of the two extremes of govern
ment, but few moments examination will
find the cause. As the Gar remarks in his
letter presented yesterday to Congress, "the
two people have no injuries to remember,
but only good relations" In the absence of
all old wounds is found the great cause for
the sincere goodwill entertained by
both. Then, again, the American people
feel sympathy with any nation which
is well governed. There can be no
doubt but that an absolute monarchy-an
autocTacy, il the autocrat be really excellent
man-is, under most circumstances, the
very best government on the face of the
earth the large proportion of chances against
getting a good autocrat being the objec-
tion to its general adoption. But Alexander
and Nicholas were both admirable men, and
under their wise rule the people OF that great
country have gradually improved in condi-
ton. The grand strike of statesmanship
Of this century was the voluntary abo-
lition OF serfdon by the present Empe-
Tor. By that one act he added millions
TO his large host of faithful subjects, did
away with dangerous class in his midst.
and secured the eternal goodwill of all the
liberals OF every land. Russia, as ruled to-
day, is much nearer the American ideal
of a government than France, Austria,
Prussia, or even Great Britain. A combina-
tion of these causes originated the
riendly relations between the countries, and
the graceful letter of Alexander will 90 far
to cement that good feeling. The fact that
the reading of the document was received
with applause from all parts of the floor, is
the best evidence that the friendship pro-
fessed is not merely profession. The exact
part which these two twin nations-twins in
size, power, and official wisdom, but anti
podes in principles, form OF government, and
traditions-will play in the great drama of
the future cannot be surmised. But should
complications arise between ourselves and
any OF the Eurpean Powers, the friendship of
Russia will greatly aid us in any struggle
and will so moderate the arrogance of our
enemies as to make their ears be open to
reason, and possibly their purses to the justice
of our demands.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18
The Kentucky Democracy Taking
IsVieW1

HVieW."
IT is cheering to be informed by telegraph
that the Democratic Convention of Ken.
lucky, lately in session at Louisville, "view
with horror the revolutionary designs of the
minority now in power in Congress at Wash
ington." The Democrats of Kentucky have
been "viewing with horror" the action OF the
nation for the past FIVE years-the war for
Union, the overthrow of slavery, and the sup
preston of the Rebellion. Judging from
the past, therefore, we may safely conclude
that whatever the Democracy of Kentucky
"views with horror" is about right, and will
conduce to the national progress and welfare
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18

G.zsa14=@azGg GEORGE STECK & CO.'S .sssssnsw
itS 'PlANO9 These beautiful instru- TEFn
ments are as strongly recommended by the following
among The he, leading artists in America any Pianos
William Mason, 3. Mills Theo. Thomls H. c.
linn, ak Naretzek, George W. Morgan. Carr Berg
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Changes in Value Of Different WOODS

Th., L.oudon Mark Lane E2pE, 81 remarks
d" An extrao-di-sFy change. IN fast bas TAX
en- placc IN - trade. by virtue a uhirh
the long sd the short WOODS have change a
places. Tie lormcr having advanced and the
Laiter recsded IN prev. especially laa'bs'
vools. Which Formerly vas the most salaa-
bic Of any kind Of native grov:h. This d.
scririion has allen % abort ia. or l5a-
pr pound. shiie Leicssicrsiirc tczes or
bogget wool from Ihc ssu.e sheep al feirh
or has scsched - ca. per pound. the fleece
weighing a. pounds Tie osu~rs ior 50
strange an alicraiion In ihs vooi trade ar
various. bat nav Be- traced 90 thc iutro.luc-
ton % The alpaca OF iisna wool from rerl.
TIE length and fineurss OF this aaateriai en-
ablca the nAnuiscfurcr 70 make kinl oi
f.brie eatirsly ne~ to the 8rili-h markets.
namely. those ene. light. rossamcr siuas 80
mach prizcd ald woEn by car lar cozniry-
women. Thc socrcss 20 tlis material st
the Eanuiaciurcr. 20 work % aitcrpi i-ni
tAiioEs q Il irom thc long woods Il British
groEth. In this they snccceled. cspccialy
since the inSention II ooailinc ~ool ~ INA
ehincry. about fourtccn year since. which
greatly improved The operation. as vel a.
ths uni;oTrnity OF tie material upon Shich "a
Wa employed b. toe Use oftli. machine.
wool oan nov D. comhcd of t4o and hau
inches IN length, b4i e q. tlc long Lincoiu
shirc. \ orkshire. Rou,aey Mara and Cots
wold that have 80 nach inc-casrd in sai1s
sinoe The ulfTolscfion Of Re lama and a.
Paoa wool he aciify for pcriccii--
these Woo.s ~ the purpose oi making ini-
tat.ons I'd re llama ahric.. r. one Of the
causes OF Tbs alsaacc. ilr tlc enormous
demari orsacl .a.rlcs for for.i-r countries
~th tbe supply lui,,l 10 Gle growth Of
tie United kiu-l1u. has rendered iii. far
more scarce than o. short WOOL. 81 ahi.h
tav amount from or coioaies 90 Australia
and Ncs Ze-ianl 8. annually Increasing
In qaot'ag tie allow. ibr Ne~ Yorl
Tribunr asks
"a i-- AE.crioan armcrs take BIN, from
the ABOVE. and adapt thcmseivcs to the
change ia iLe v2l.e oi wool g
Are yea not iiitie fast. Mr. Robinson
TIE Americans are not caporters 90 ~ool
bot importers. and tae wool demand here
mast D. shaped ay our oua maaai4,io1-es.
~hica a. yet have scar,eiy lr-an OBJ initiate
the Engii-h iu ihc manaiactarc az tho-c
hgat. sossaH.,r st-as. 20 ikc fLc d. llarsa
iatric- & 10 true. however. that tic
coarse vols -7c in -roviug demand.
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