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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

pg The wheat crop has come out 10 appear
ance far beyond the expectation Of any one in
this region. In February the cry was general
-"my wheat is all frozen out'-whch turns
out to be false alarm -4SheUWe Ne.os.
In this section the wheat looks bad.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

Crockery Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, &c. 'As cheap
the cheapest"
we respectfully ask our friends and customers to
call and examine our g oods and prizes before buy
Ing. We feel confident that Goods and prices
viii compare favoraby with any other similar
house IN The city.
May IA. 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

There are o"ly two States in the Union where
the negro is allowed to vote without property
qualification. They Vermont and New
HAMPSHIRE the former Of which has 80 slegro
voters and the latter 100.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22
EbEsY HIDES Wanted.

We want to purchase lot of Dry Hides, for
which we will pay the highest market price. All
persons having Dry Hides for sale will do well to
call and see us before disposing of them.
J. l.. BROWN & CO.
May IA, 1866 st
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

TAYLOR 81 DUNCAN,
CHARLOTTE, N. c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Hardware, Crockery, &C.,
Respectfully inform the public that they keep
Staatly on hand a general assortment Of Goods in
the above lines, which they will sell at wholesale
retail on favorable terms for cash
They invite attention TO their large stock of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, hardware aud
Crockery, and request those wishing purchase to
give them cali.
= Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware.
In this department every article can be found
that may be desired.
La All sorts of Tin and Shect-Iron Job Work
done at short notice.
Cooking Stoves,
OF AL sizes and patterns, furniture complete, in
general assortment.
Fairbanks Scales.
We are Agents for the sale of the celebrated Fair
banks Scales, all sizes
TAYLOR & DUNCAN.
Nay a, 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22
Grain and Grass scythes,

scythe Snaths, Ames' Shovels and Spades, Collins
Axes &C, MCLEOD & STEELES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets.

Trimmed and untrimmed; Bonnet Ribbon, French
Flowers &C. very handsome at
May 18th MCLEOD STEEEE'S
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

EAE- Ladies', Misses and cbildren's BOOTS and
SHOES Congress Caters and Slippers very hand
some and cheap, at Mcleod s STEELES
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

HSa- Gents and Youths Caps and Straw Hats
very low, at MCLEOD & STEELE'S
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

Handsome and Fashionable styles of Ladies'
Dhh09 "oODS, Laces, Shawls, sc, very cheap at
May 18th Nc, EOD L STEELE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

Linen and cotton Sheeting. Pilow-case Linen.
&C, very low at Mcleod & STEELE'S.
May Il. 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22
CALICOES.

Just received, assortment of fine Calicoes for
sale at COCHRANE, WILSON & cos.
May IA, 1866
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22
MCLEOD & STEELE
Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries

Are receiving their Spring and Summer stock
Foreign and Domestic
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-05-22

May H., 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
PuILIPsBURG MILLS.
XXX
FAMILY FLOUR
Prom Selected White II arli.
I9j.
TLonp Mersl

Had Ma-sb put IN new stones and not use1 the Old ones
until hey required such extensive repairs probably this ter
rbe ma adv would been nyered yt new stone was
living NV the door which had IS face hole to b which
,h lead would require about hG pound. The face o. thus
cavity vn fully largo hens aud MI Mafsh 49,
sr me HAT after d. had for tine there would
h. many just Like that and tlaf miller. 10 general
-orrou The country were the habit Of using lead as
cement for g-st stones II this Do tue measures should b. at
once tsi en- 10 prohibit its abou, all mills.
A family named Brundngc some O. 10 meubefs ~ winch
vor seo In the mill have been seriously aHecisea aAo 5i
Indage claims $50 damages 4 re u1i'rsi,o1 eQlNcy'
Le wa the person vbO urged the use Of lc1l-
Thoro IA no question but that Mr. Matsl Gas entirely rno
rant OF The poisonous nertie % lead ard supposed o bee
cause lead in IT'S metallic form Cd - sigays caust injury.
that it would not do so in otncf orm lie was not aware
tina. lead after BEN Subjected &c Us Cce.s OF -
and baking a. ifa1lformet By cAg1le ht,V~~S lafh
ate o. ei-a deadly poison AL ma tuaakfi that the
lGd was taken into the IN snc large quauiiiie Tor
that which bronghton the vomiting threw OF NOr
much the poison before II had sufficient time to act with ~
lll and fatal effect.
Having had long interview with NJ Aarsh reporter
drove Goshen where 10 the shor tine allotted him be-
fore Oh. starting Of the train be convefsed viii eEera e
who acquainted with the iace stated anl all all
ber weight o. testimony % that already iurnbed howiag
coucuYeiv that 200 persons radius Of ABOUT ~ ID
have been affected With lead poisoned aolr which came from
Phpsburg mill This saona Do warning % ncfs ana
tie buyers aad consumers of -four and physicians
auj Boards OF Health shOud examine all tie hour OF tue
country and by doing prevent tho Of suoa
"a have recorded Ia our Letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

YlR AsPINwALL AND SAN FRANCIsCo-in se1raihip AZ AZ
,.ns-Mra. D. A. Deauy. Mr. r. 10 Layton Mrs ~ t,,
NJ Reed and dalgyteT o p Loqinds :" H. Dron
Nj. Msiia ir Miss May Russell Charles ll IA ~ A
rari, Robert Dixon Dr. W W fis9 we eng sH NJ, p
Warfo-r u- and child G. A. Mendon Mr. s. r. ou.i.-. - ~
R.o,u. Dr. Breeze lsasc Martin james "Il'n ~ NJ NJ
rue Io.l d. Wan4es wife aud daughter JOIN W So. -
ne, I'D 5,vf.e a & 'stevsit. John Haley Ma, >; H.
F~.r. gar c.r r. Sn.rrer aud wife. John ,ii,u r. t
iuirsl.vr C1asr tuier end sister owen
al wife Charles D. fastofn L. J. LEWIS, ali' H..
kncherc and wife Miss jennie = bte'I l. -
I-srt ,td " ifr T. McrheEon mfs homer w iu en- Cu
srobon W H. johnson, H. r. Blake Eminanuei
49, a. Charlotte oeupler Vincent Castro Robert T. W %
tLsrr1uu Stsnhen O. Montana. / Pcis, WNh But; J. X
rr.trr MrCofte Gen F7 Warren AID son g. H. Nlckofy b.
a. ,s..roa Mrs WLie Miss Alice g. Maynard, d. stu,
CHI hor Cen and servui, Mrs Gen Morris Mme. -
~. rin Kcss wife end ismiy, JONES ~ Ward row ara
~ smith " T.. Leon. Heafy D. Llef Mrs ~ h Pratt samuel
d. Reeves, Oil and Ifun, fcte- ID I'D aie b" t u -
l. tf,s Carrie Allugton, Rev. Henry Perry, :,
IA l a. b. Campbell Or ". g. Des c. d. Ssoni John Nc
Daaaf hiss Mbrslre Rcisnrc Mss Christie Dewitt AsIy No
D,.LJ Bovde. wife and family Manuel Garcia and wie
d ID .,-- l. Banning. Henry N0ss wife and family a. Len
ma A. Tlsr D. g. Pe0n. wife and family ercr ah lynco Ms.
tsr and children Henry Miss ~ Weber Dis, Pima
Frosnu.. 3r Nrll. of VIE i Emma tnse, John small and
don. Mr.. small infant ard two children Miss smell
hrh b. MuAe ed wife Miss T. hendal A. Mense ana \; re,
Whitney Mr ID. J. Whitney and child, & lasbacA Aae}
fire Sc2s CLss WoerspengeI A. ho and two sous Mrs
DO, daus.,I two children and uan' ana large nun
. Ia s ! cabin y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
u,r,;.r Of sb,p-C.rpeuser..

very large meeting Of the Shp-Clrpenteri' Union
in ne interest Of EghHour MoTemsnt held OF No
Go Etst Bostway. yesterday moflius NJ Wm Douglass
cosea hrmar pro tern sud Mr Corny ted "a Sec
7otary. Aiei dsposiug Of some uErpoftaw Dulnes ar
Etvsid T. bacon Introduced All spoke ia substance a.
iollows
arsvs pleasure 70 APPEAR before ycu ~ IN do.ar
know sDp.ar before Tie r4usacf ors 81 or h1ss
have beea oharscerizad bY and underhsndrd roE
the particulars Of is ~ ssnpa ~ gethg boat Tor
rK30f.oE ~ Jonc Nod hes tried 20 pre@si ~ ute
bss tglsc boat from Dli des sta ss inien
tOa abd instead Of one boat VI got teo iACalse
fympsti ned witt AID worked in c, ein shop
parade Wi't Ore oder dsl. A. opponent vouo ne boss
u ts.g aui aatr thf a. Against lresasng m - be-
di.chais bui goi ihs another s'n.or ihs eeiei
bosses hive srek me dr bl,s. and We VII stog h That
We sis esosi ,iaiss Thy want 70 ,',ng a eoTa
,sr f rt, seassd o. 6si BE- iise q hsssi
lie vert 20 ani nkewiso failed there We made
this -toi fft aad viii Code help Til carry
paihy ard We csn rel aso plenty Of pecunis ad. Tse
friend. n,w va an engsged In good esase sni deserve
success Gad rat ibezen % ac,ieve It ihQqanel
whsa on eo', as u what we arc song TO % We eel ih'
we maiurey considered ths maiier and No nov
oing peristeniy sud dsierminedy uu sccompt
oar object aenardci eghi hogr bai said uoth aou.
the u he bosses uil meet thc question u time
40 tbnt tho other matters can be- amicy seilsI eF
w 'n -. ~ h., to-,,-v a. - 49,
bui they "olj ce a.. ~. ~ g. Tod they continue IN
their mean petty slt0Anc' taai We WELD power they
organization are m sympathy with Tins is not ear
drivers increment and these organizations kEow ~ We
for months longer f necolsaTyi But need
not depy ourselves. We have help aud sympathy
enough 10 enable % Is. "roast beef aud plum pud-
ding" If desire IT, Why have. II necessary, s2o
per Feek per during tn timc are Idle Our bosses
of than trey One set Of bosses have
got another se fix by false Representations They have
found when too ls'c tact they moderated rs Why
shp owners have offered 10 give work. independent oil tho
bosses; but there Others them VINO oppose them
and the willing afraid Of the unwilling O1eL Those
fellow worken who should be Wth but acting against
u.s. will DAY when they viii regret their action As for
our b0sses only say Whom the gods would destroy
mad aud bosses have certainly acted
casionally as though bcreft Of their senses.
Oiher speaker aferward addressed the meeting. and
also taken 10 ind tie Now Bedford
penters join in the strike Tie meeting then Adjourned til
~ O'Clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
SHIPPING sNTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


s.,.,ap Horainr star Hows laneEo May B4ia Oh,
re-,rr litt Para l7h. ard Tlonss 18th with m 4. end
fr. &c r..,l-i ten f,,iS f,- isr,se, md IN.
r eilioloall pr1ad W. (ile Ae-ils aiaf arrived iAlt
s,r. James Green Fa-hnd Orleans 1.y - CHARLIE
vffh udss and pass 20 a. w E"el 70. iiaq lesY
D. Glover hence 'o Galveston q days ont short water aud
,,.s7 CLARION Mmasr Koriek Tor Portland ballast. to
er W sct.or Hcrbus Liverpool via Cardiff April &C. with
loa- hirroa. Dfs-c, %, Oadil % iron ire tor
go lt-rlli drow-et On The ou.td Franz
a. s,t d.ej days aaerrsrd
snp Un5rr C,o1w Mo-s- Hsuburs % days will mdss sna
o. e " a'-'' Co. Had '''' d''A' and one birth on '
, omeno CO.. Psro Genoa - days with marble and
bal 6imere Ioi London sockmsn. shangha &C. via Bs
NJ. .f d .u. o Good Hopc Anrl H. Crossed Eor1to-
iroa N .ri. ion New .York Is DAYS out
Barr ,.ujy Hook Biow. ssgas days with sugar to ' boi'
b. PINK o- Plymouth Tnsi Piaihsm Palermo Apr Is with
Economy, n - Nc Burfio, Cumberland Hsroot 10
day. s.d os.se. to T. Menus son Sailed IN com
pIr5 ui.i tl. oallue Liudtey. ioI Boston.
br isr e lo Laix ardns. lessna on DAYS VII ifi' 70
ia OREGON Nay % G :. lo ions 20, spoke barA Minnie Oara
b.. . M4 soen. o ZeP.ein, ce'e 81 days, with wine g
er M ol Deer Island Rshsrason Matanzas Il days. with
fnH.fs.-f a ri laHfy fc yer s s1rcen, go
sr Eas Eleanor keraey Charleston aay' with cotton &C.
sr iu,., Tus Bra7o Texas % days, with wool and hides
81 C- Enoz Rasldor. Ceis- Keys Fla Il days with timber
s, r. 5o4a,o johnson Plymouth n. c. days with shingles
s- 1es,u Msaroe Washington n c. days, with cotton Sc
Sill g. T. Da, Ess:op st. Jaso de Cuba is days with 'uSS
g.. fo iona. as-lih 20.
Ser Aoa'7s. Loyelsnd. Baltimore
50 He. ~ fmch yo.seaos5sh Georse'own
;lio. D. D. Ci.rt. Soul virginia
n'ft 4An t.-hfii cooper F"sinA 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
caaD.-1n your issue of Tuesday last. there .o-

CARD.-In your issue Of Tuesday last. there sp-
peared article in reference Mr. Jacob s. Brourer eiros
lating fraudulent cheeks etc sashed on e1aminatisa
all the facts hst Mr. Brouwer did not know ths check
upon which loaned him 500 worthless and think be had
intention deffaul also believe that he intended Ia
good faith to repay me. had made him loans OF diereas
amounts prior to this and in justice 70 him mus. say thss
they we're all paid led to cause his arrest from the sag
gesons OF Others whom think wished to dssrsSs
Mr. Brouwer quite much 10 beneg, ne.
respectfully .. H0SaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Rebel Impudenes aud n Reply 10 Ii.

Gen Frank J. White, tho author Of the following
letter Is a well known Union officer who became conspicuous
early IN tho war honorable fame in tie cavalry
AZ Springfield Mo-. and served afterward with eminent
ability Tor all these reasons siIpy because he Is loyal
man With loyal record he notified he couldn't be permit
ted 70 live in Missouri that the The following
is ns reply. -, ,,-,s.,
H. FLANAGAN E-o-Srs have just received through \
mutual ierd word Of advice from yon which, coming ~ on
40 entire stranger excited az fret nv surprise but upon atef
reflection merely contempt. should have paid u 10
attention whatever did not claim that In your mpo
nen Intrusion private aars represented certain
members Of tho bar OF somewhat longer and better
You sdvise me understand on;tept practice Law
In this section OF Missouri upon the ground tia; former
connection with the oya militia OF this State aud the radical
course pursued BIS me toward buslNAi'AeIt ana heDt
would render nv residence here unsae 10 myself ana opno
ions 10 the chameleon band of Tcconrncted POLITICIANS WIN
whom associate further inform me that TINS gri
tuols advice given accordance with certain esoluous
passea n an ison meeting OF l'R ~ a. Oss'
Cour IN the interim OF their ardnous ali ehhthsHub
eioua duties, and that If should attempt IN deo u TINS
warning 10 plant my vine and ne tree IL JeAerson ever
weapon OF dcoultey used with M =, enee al tAe ile
war children and towards viii be Wicied against
In this connection Won perhaps with Injustice the
names OF Messrs Geo. T. White. Smith living D. l. beoh
This petty ebnon IL. aware earnest or what the
logal men Of ih slate may expect from The hands Oh nose
whom theY spared ana ON gratgi q Ind thai th lih ~
cnise worn during The by Rebels cowlTy 10 join
'ftr Drawer brethren and C01porhca UoaA Go meet
either issue h ~ last 90 b. thrown aside VITA nothing WHAT
feir1ct shall gladly sake humble place in e IuAa
Of those who s upAoilng National hOnor and from
those still arraYcd the side arrogant Institution
crmbea with the SaeholdoTs Confderacy shall ask no
In return for your advice let give Won nrnnr valuable
10 one ~ newly fedned political I. In Missouri your
sf The intolerance you ntten with
whom yol differ was the life Of party ~ Missouri
ar hns over the isf resort Of delofm hui tie loyal
cigans OF freo Missouri cannot be trsmpcd uaon today
v ca w.. when v0rr idol o. Slavery aud prescription
"a tbs ascendant 1hs saI t0g GOV Invoke VI " SI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Proceeaiugs Of the Old school Presbyferi1s
General A.senabiy-ExpnI-ien OF CommAs.

81. IOfIs. lhLlsla!, Ma! IT. 100
The Pev YIN Ferguson, Conlns nom the Ianes.
villo Ohio PresbytesT WIS expelled from the schooe
Assembly, TODAY for whiting offensive letter bIM
ohio Stafrsma and for which he could make no sam
f4cforv errlauaton The vote .0r expulsion vas very
large This is the wors OF 'he KIND ma, mas epo
occurred TIE motion ior expulsion ws' made " ~.
Krebs Dr.. West and Boardman oAe IN tls Louiss.ns
p,o.bvtery case today The Assembly decided TO take
final vote ON the above case at O'Clock tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
SUPREME COURT-SFIcAL TERN-J rHEI.-Before usti
GARyN.
DECISIONS.

Lew. Bonneu agt Jno. W. Doane.-Motion
rbo Meridian Britannia Co. agt Godfrey zinghan.Moon
fDr extra allowance granted.
Hs.ma-a poupoaolf agt. Lewis Klnar.-Motor or extra
allowance granted
Rom q Uoagland oet Benz T. il. 1rask.-Case settled.
Before Justice JONES
genrv T. Harrison act John Osbrey.-Ihe afdavits on
r of inc poiuf NAY be read in evidence IL opposition
- lc.-nI.ats answer.
Before Justice McCUSN.
IA, rr1a % a. act Garnet Bodker et al-Case settled
CuAvBrRs-Isei0re Justice BARSAiD.
Il O. Matter a. d. sgt Robert T. MGcOy-Moton granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Proposed Railways from the Upper TO the Lower
Portion OF New-y orb City.
The Commission appointed by the following resolu-
ton-pas.ed by the Senate April 90 lsC6-

ici-pt'fu Dl iit senate n pm ~ i'up-
Rrloirei That Select Committee ~ three BE- appointed 10 III tur
with Mayor Of Newly the state Engineer ant
En1neer Of the Croon Bold acertan AID report the
the advantageous ard route routes Tor railway
railway suited 20 the it transportation o. pa'.rgef' from The
portion OF the City i Nc-l having ia view
tie ae practical bench, aad aey tue public and tAs least
and property adc NJ . aid route routes
met on May 81 the Office Of IA, Street Commissioner. aud
determined invite parties interested 10 subm plans and
specifications npon the subject emOraccd IN TIE above resO
tinD 10 DO addressed "1O the Senate Commission Rail
roads the Office Of TIE Street Commissioner corner OF
Broadway and Park place In the City Of AegYofk or be-
fore TUESDAY. tho lst day Of ugusI next
Tho Committee deem 1t desirable that the plans should be
accompanied BY approximate estimates Of expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

n. po,,,..s.., and Greenwich Conn. By stss,ser
70 Bye do,S' ION Pei .,ip daily -..,.3Op
t. Trey BY ;'s@ s.s.S @ Per- No. % r. s N
80 WssAigzt0n eY Mw.JeTsey T. X foot o. Court
s .anat,S - 49, ................
- New Ossaps every SATURDAY Bye sa and Newton
Fsf Ssyaaash every Thursday Murrsy's Line, obee No
81 ans "a South-st
For ssvsnnsh every Saturday by Empire Line CAM
go Alien. No Bowling p o.
For Ssysnnah. every Thursday, Pioneer Line Pier No.+
For m0ntana and ldah0-see advertisement -,
tOr further Information I'm egnd Railroad Time Ieos te7 80
vyfa.ois1's IL another par o. this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

lead tie destruction Of the inspires az did the raising
Of Rebel banner over the State Capital result 10 the poc
nation OF freedom When LOYAL dis oval citizens can 10
longer live together in harmony fbose who have saved and mol
those VINO nave attempted 20 destroy the State vii remain
Having comp lie srst submitted to me for opinon
remain yo-I 1bt fieni serg ant fkAA-N D. hhi'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

So "a. lo oas q %. an Minnie Gardner from Ha7sa,
To- lios5r
Ar b. g Cope Good 'Iope ship Royal sszoa from Manila
70 ho'F ln-L
60 case o., % aay' o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

~. ,.ib2 sAsnokn the sapply slip Onward
Tn ffs ss'quehsaaa left Rio JsneIo April ~ for New.
" Bsrvife a. St. Thomai D. 70
s.lll- fo-c-. T. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
LAW XNTELl.nGENCE.
1PEF8g COURT-CuAwBrRs-Ju before Justice
DAD
HOTEL STAGES AND PROPRiRTORS.
Penn. nd arf r.nrub

bVTI'""I VVUEI-V 7AN1F E7-JIAK I'-DsI0fe JlsT-cs
PARNAED
HOTEL STAGES AND PROPRlRTOIS.
Perplrd ag Lamb.
Az in,unction having been granted restraining the
JSerdait Lamb from running a stage having toe name
Prescott painted g. motion made bv Mr.
Lawtonoo r. counsel oI he defendant 10 dissolve tho
tnunco rpol the ground that the defendant bad license
hc Of the hOte and the proprietor
with the understanding revoke the license
&r Edwin James appeared for the plaintiff and claimed
for tie present The Court dissolved the inunc
sion al ticIo ega Question involved ana tho defendant
was running his coach color OF right aud aOe 20
pay aly damages that plaintiff would be found II legal suit
So have sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

Joa. g. WHIIrILB, finding himself Published Is an
h,y Tor certain religious opinions defines his position
o. follows 49,. o., - ,sse
r., ff- Ffft3~ ~ Tie Frif1d
f e number Of thy paper there Il notice 81 lecture
nv aefrv Blanchard o. Brooklyn, which dou2ss unl' sn
So.anr gives n somcwh,t erroneous view Of my religious
po,io. Painfully sensible OF ny moral inirmtes ana
Bb,r, "a error nstnctiyely shrink from assuming me
ase 81 iacher aud gmde Of others. simply wish to say
tha nv GROUND Of hope FOR myself aud for humanity In tha
~ H. no. o love which manifested in TIC bic teach
5p a., elfsecrfce Of Chrisithe Way TIE Truth and ho
liz. M tc infinite mercy Of God 20 revealed an not ID IVY
hopsf1lr trust. 80 , , IL.
s,d, IA nv felow men can other standard than
a.. Which our Lord and Master has given rs by thel
srts ve snail know them" The only orthodoxy tlat am
ss u crested IN is that OF lie and practice On tne aN
nj anf oau theme o. human destiay dare not doenaHe'
bat wal ne unfolding Of the great mystery IN t rn i-.h
thsf raarr nav he particular allotment GOD VII 40
a. bs,. thst l. possible foF al Thy friend -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

4. SAt1 NEcIssAEY FoR STOCK "A writer ID THE
Maso~insets Pouehm0a argues with considerable FORCE
snd nuty bringing many facts 20 sustain his POSITION
thst tse practice Of feeding salt 10 stock is useless one
sbe editor ~ The California Rural H0ns J9-n0I in
dor, the opinion, backing it with the following
penelc,
Pre- Noiooeo le1, nio &c interior OF tAc hmlie 20
49,. IN tfho a. Ieforils who were famous llr tfer
eho , -e sfosl of Iqrbs ATlD horses one OF ther
IN H 0r own which We wcge 20 forum .e a. i'
elt,l. . r ltflr r0nnelvefrr end dlp0nl'' Al hia'
ter o. ,-.a tre made great pei of Lln niu l M Al 30
4nr,e offered hiu "a condlment 10 l ICED o. Di. "nD
xaor lf fgaral foo. the h0Tscs OF tnal coz it va" L.
,aDdf- o said. buf to or urpfise he would o- "-,l
lut t1r.l no liz arstocfatc 70 a. as IT pr ie -
90 e..e. ~ ltr rrs.ro-Y Ga rnaanf IlliHcf 10
csrr ma aonfrc win several bsris tai We onito
E5seo seefg we found that neinC Tie AoOf ne+ A."u
e. oe IN ~ nov lorse. cattle or s5oer And let tfie
A. y, lss bra o world equal i0 icaiilfl glf1- 30 f'"r
sld0fance el8tl4lt a. 81 Increment ana 4''N'' ''
E<s I. those sg1e Arab snfses.
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Pnssengers Arrived.

FROM RIO JANERO 6c-In steamship Morning StsrNI and
biz lhps D. Smith Bliss II NgDusen Mis- M o. AD-an, o.
il. Geo r. Mse T. Myer Mrs b. Cifdoso ard three
,tir4a MIR D. n snuonds Ri-eway Maluel Jose husrs
E-l..tn Oinuefas NEGRO Banos. Thomas fooo r. +.
or.. wf and ~ Hensi Miss Oivia Warner MI ond
H. Jalfsy three children and Jumes j. Lamb j. A.
ks- .ne T. Mclandcs. John McChsisty, Capt McCaiy
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pHuADrrrnA June I-Pesroleuu frmsr Grade ~ e12iSS
Refined IL bond f2zl2lo aud Free. 55eooc fIour es
with declining sandencJ. W5sst hrGs Cssa ttw y -
Wbsky gushs9g,1. RrsysiSls galss
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