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FULLERTON WANTED.
From ON 81 ci4l Correspondent.


1lrUT.-coL. AUTHORIZATIONS. sTEEDAAS AND
FULLERTON WANTED.
From Our 81 sci4. Correspondent.
RALElGH " C., June g. ls66.
The Bureau Court met this morning. The witness
Holues 10. appearing the JudseAdvocate stated he had
-ca On attac.msl An and laced Il in Tie bands Of TIC
camualdaat u tc d .mcEt - be served ne L5l sum
o'i' w 49,, Ierr,rd witness Tor I've defense who
-ruv sired 30 return 20 bis duties and hJ cons n II e
accused and Court reerlng tAe night 10 introduce oAe ""
nosses f9 nc pfo.ecuho1 ne NoSN p.-' , iaJ ~
1'.r S,glcr.i Dlsrict Nor.L Carolina Bureau T.
Dr. and A. J. asslgued 20 duty Apul T. leo lAc oreer
,.-5 ~ oI enrergteflrrt and assigned him as As
fsrt SiueTntendoni anl II or Mann as Qlartermasief
Nonn attended 70 the claims fccllrci socrs for pensions
lountes &C.. and TO tleir widows and chhiren. ~.
M ros Fat be made were Financial Agent % Capt
seey AZ Negbern and 10 tie Qlarrmas.cr OF the Bureau
WSr Johnston Of R.oigh These tie only Official re-
rors that know Of Thee lepToyed as also legusoie
H. lad United States property under his charge. The duties
- s~dnoIs j knew tia. beside attending o bis duties
Jn fs ours 10 Oh very many Occas ~ remained quite
@ NJ it with lis clerk knew O. bis being absent
~ oni once ana NAT vas saturday afternoon
81 O'clock when we went fishing excursion lie never
infr The cty that know f wloa; my permission Never
Won n b. absent non your duties during Office hours
D. 10. 70 . p but the once mentioned: 49,, ,. ,,oo,
ToJUdrel Advoc8te-Hs duty as Financial agent p9ceu
t, -, son of s the property OF the Bureau which he
Eet f.corlor 10 collect rents ald make returns 70 We
sPer Oiartergeler at Raleigh, but be was under The
Ji-.ion of tie Assistant Superintendent AL BOOKS ana
aers we're open bis Inspection lie ad no charge % tuv
eden they were uadeT the charge Of TIC Assstantonp
intendcnt ,... a.. .,t. oo.o ,ressrt
ccrfot comrete any other until Gen. steedlh az u
rUcrfau arrive OF iAey answer certain mlefIosaloes'
rIcv are given witnesses IN all cases eA.epl tn o
one case there only witness for the prosecution except
these officers. 81, ,~ r,oro and
d n moi be vel 70 adjourn until they can arrive applying
n have tie court retained 70 their duties as oIcss ,
Orderof the CourtThat the Court dec lAe uuse
~ write 10 The Judge dy0casc-GeneTll AA c Sases
~ he ttel before this Court except the case oi MoJsf -
49, cenro. he concluded without the testimony q IONS
r. Steelan and j. s. Fullerton those oeeis UeiDs n"''
ii9 ssre5 until tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock
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Library

WMKEsBABRE, Pa. Friday june ~ lr6G
The following decision has just been rendered ia the
go rqrrqn0 case in the matter Of tbs Cutaussa case,
VIZ:
That the agreement Decentralization is valid ana lawful that
~ tla of nn .u recJrd g. cool ard The demurrer over
ruled with leave 10 the defendants feon that there b
record n the original agreement D. produced accom-
panied hv proof deposited with the Secretary of
State on October judgment will be entered for the defend
auts should appear necessary that Il Ter secretary OF
tie State Of Pcnusylyana should mark the Paper Ned a
inandamus viii be- granted to compel him 70 do % two Bills
ia cry. First That Of the plaintiffs have any night 10
question the corporate existence Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Company. Sc9Hd, As Andrew Scott has
no tool n the new company DE has standing 10 court
Trd That the Catawissa lease Is good valid and legal
contract Fourh That the agreement o. October ~, lrl
remains In force passes the lessce ft That the
Philadelphia and Eiie Road does connect the Atlantic aud
Great Western Railroad with the CaaBisia Road notwith-
standing the difference IN gauge
Judge Read only dissents.
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ARMY GAZETTE.


ORDERED.
Capt James Campbell, Ass.slaut-Q uar.emasier
Vel ntoers proceed Indianapolis Iui business con-
rec ed win ia department me completion OF which to
is proper stafi0Ii Lrsyet Lieut. Col. l. H. Feirce
report CD tic c0~ar Ing General n Department OK inc
Pa.te l1F duty 90 Fort Benton Montana Territory
MrsIEIrD orr.
Captains }. z. McKlslos Arthur u. NIL. samuel Nun
COZ and C. " Mash United sates volunteers Junc 81 1906
IEHCNED
Assistant Surgeons IT, Lawrence Sheldon Brcve. Major,
anG David o. glra.d Dgoyet Cal tain Ulsed States Army
10 take eject July !.
MISCELLANEOUS
The order dshOnoraby disCAarging Hospital steward
". a. s Banks. United states Army Is revoked lie ae.
serted the OF the United States or about the ISL
inst while from Fort Leavenworth Kansas to Fort
Randolph. Dakota Territory.
paymAster United States Army ordered having been
completed he has resumed his duties paying the troops IN
the Cclencee OF Washington
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NAVY GAZETTE.


ORDERED.
June 22-SGrgeon T. ~ Potter, 10 duty az Naval R2ndez
vOus NewY0rk; Commander Nathaniel Bryant TO duty
10 charge # naval sores at Pensacola Fla Assistants SUI
geou Robert A. WAedon TO duty at Naval Hospital New
York.
DETACHED.
June 22-Sslmaker Robert L. Taten from steamer sara
and ordered h0me Surgeon $ Kitchen from duty q,
Naval Rendezvous NewYor and waiting orders Passed
As.ilanSurgeon T. l.. Dubois from duty at the Phade
pha Navy and ordered duty in charge n naval stores
al Panama n. g.; Surgeon Charles D. Maxwell, from duty
Fee Surgeon Of the Pacific Squadron and ordered 10 re-
turn home rs soon az his relief arfVes Assistant surgeon
Wlln v Marmion, from duty the Naval Hospital New
York and ordered % Beny; Mate Robert Steel
from steamer BienTilie, and ordered home.
DIED.
Acting Master w. n Price Of steamer Npsic. at Monte
yideo, April T. ls66
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamer WnoosN at ST. Johns y b. on the 5ih
inst. The Froc lagship Canandaigua IieOndef
and Kearsarge Lisbon the 9th inst Ihe sir-
sarge sailed for Boston the 7th The Colorado was 81
Touon undergoing repairs The steamer ssataa saed rom
rhe Navy Yard at Norfolk Va on tho 9Th lust r The Eu'
tOpean Squadron.
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Died.

LLNEN0ORFAt Jersey City Friday June 20 Harry int
John {. aud Elizabeth Emendou, aged months.
The funeral VII ta house No. 1872 South Figst Jcr
sey City on Saturday, june 30, u 3 o'clock n.
Hudson \. Y, papers please copy.
HAYS-On Thrrdsy, 29tl ms. Jsre eyed years
The friends Of family respectfully invited l.c "A the fner
oui tie residence her nw Geo A. Hope.
Ride J. t. Saturday, tie s0ih inst O'Clock Carriages
val be in waiting the railroad opposite the Bay Ridge Episcopal
Church, a. 2 o'clock.
McELROY-On Saturday. 2i inst Chestnut i Pblae phis
Daniel r. Mclcy third " Archibald McEr0y, esq In hs
23th yetr Of his ase
MckSsOC XII funeral Of tie Hon Tho. McKissock will take
Place az fewbpxh ~ o'll1.k to-day fslfurl1yl
Tho ltye and is OF the family fully inveito attend
without fuuheT NoIfo
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The Tyler WIZ Case.

In the Supreme Court State Of New-York: Julia
G. Tyler Mrs c1Prcsident IyleD. appellant ogt David
Gardiner This having On to be heard on the ap
peal taken the surme Court by the appellant for son
OF surrogate OF the County OF chmoh
bearing the 29i day OF August 1909 ana entited IN
e proving the last VII aud testament 81 Julana
Gardiner decrnsed which sentence h a1udsed by
the said Surrogate that the will propouneed FOR probate was
executed AID attesed In the manner PescDed Dy NV"
and mat he said instrument null aud void the Court orders
a the said decree Of Surrogate appealed from as errO
neOus Illegal and improper and tue tad sentence OF uee
AID each and every part thereof be reversed and the
Court orders that the said instrument was IN all
law and that the same i In all respects valid and oaecua
and the court orders the record aud proceedings IN tbs
cause be RENTED Surrogate OF the County OF Richmond
ana that TIE said instrument he admitted probate as ana
for the will and testament OF Juana Gardiner and letters
estamentary thereon Roosevelt the Executor IN
said viii named and the Court further orders that The costs
and crprrFes II the proceedings IN the case m the Surog
Court aud TIE costs and expenses othe appellant IN the appeal
be paid by the respondent Daliel L. Gardiner.
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sou:hcFn Hens.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Friday Jane ~ lcno ,
An attempt was made TO rob th" Nauona baah u
Atlanta on Thursday. While the Cashier was olseei
Ell ogJ were extracted from the desk The thei was
arrested and secured M. g.. ,,,ss
man was arrested az savannah on IhuI,day, ioi P
ing counterfeit currency Of which ne Ata ia!ee
ton from Liverpool Size is ono 81 me ne" ille vi s''
crg established between Boston and ChaIles.o .-
Dr. John Kuilcs o. prominent cil@eA Oh O"'-io' '-'
died of ar0u.egv ilst might, . ...-.t
Te freedmen arc behaving badly in tho Sumter ID -iill
Of elutb C.Ioliua A detachment OF Regulars A44 DeeA
sent there from Columbia 20 preserve oi"ei'
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TIL FINE ABT8,

We understand ttGt MR. Crecrourh ha DESIGNED
statue Of Abraham Lincoln vilh IS unic- l.at,l by
The committee having Dr. charge he erection OF .re % the
President n Union square We 90 not question llr G5aen
ousla ability 90 make respectable satu--ait at tie best
arespecaie statue is a shall gct om aaJialgb1i We
hope the committee VIII mels g. al Imperative GU ol with
whoever shan receive us commission taat De .al place
cast OF Tie statue on the pedestal r is % occupy there
main an entire year before IT, faA acceptance is decided
upon. 1.-THE light OF the public square Which -ichac
Angelo told the young sculptor word The value OF bis
work ought 20 be much desired By the artist by those
who have the responsibility Of spending the peoples
money The sculptor himself cannot tel exactly bow
bis work will bear the untred light and altitude Of its new
position; and years exhibition Of 1t in this way would give
him fun opportunity 70 take advantage of his discoveries
and OF the popular criticism much better as genera thing
dnteested aud 10 The point than that Of the journals.
We have not Mr. Greenoueh statue although shoui
like 20: do we know any work Of his except the Frank
In" in Boston That lyno discredabe perform
once although suggests the reflection that Franklin had
just such figure hs tailor shOrc the least possible tact n
making his wastcoa TO exaggenie rather than conceal his
deiormy. Still the statue looks good straightforward
portrait Of the and believe Mr. Geenoagh tried to
make and thank him accordingly and wish he may
be able 10 do vel BY tie statue Of tae greater
There Is one remark however that woulG ke to make
paragraph that caught eye of the journals aboa
Mr. Greeuougs model said that he has repre- grted Mr..
Lincoln sitting with his Hand up 20 his CHR oie d.
signed daiaisl che oaG, great lRfi NJ his Joes as
"a nature Perhaps do remember rightly aad the
paragraphs may only have said that the atle had that
effects not that adopted for the sake Of having it. But
If our first memory be right and the parsgpht spoke true
then venture to demonstrate against the principle which
the attitude has been selected What wanted portrait
statue o Lincoln underneath which under that Of Lord
Bacon could be written scdJa" Thus he uscd TO Sit
il Lncolns face long IL 1t vas II be
not in the habit Of sitting With his hand upon bic cnwe
can see To- putting hin in that attitude than
for making him sit Turk fashion his chair hide the dis
proporionato length Of his legs This statue by womsoeyer
designed to become dear to poeriy quite Indifferent to
If according it shall show Mr. Lincoln precisely he
shell attempt hide supposed defects natures
handywork nl by bastard sct the personal pecl
eIilies e the greatest man OF his time.
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corroy prcrrns.-A la5orcr on a plantation in the

CoTTOY PICKERs.-A lab0rer on plantation in the
South will plant and cultivate ten acres Of cotton in addition
10 raising corn and vegetables for himself family and stock
This done with the pow and hoe depends chiefly on
the ain strength OF the aborcr his animals In seasons
of fair Yields viii produce more cotton thah one
man can nick and hence IS not unieqlent occasion 10
have considerable Quantities OF Gotten wasted lot WAN Vi Ia
Dor 10 gather H. ,,-,,
Tor the planting and cultivation Of cotton corn and vegetables
no horer will De able increase his production nom ten TO
al Last fifteen Of cotton. Tie picking then becomes
serious question Ii Is true women children ana extra lauof
can e empoyed the emergency but capital ana eneI
emgreto South a. u most likely VIII there may be an insu
CLERGY OF labor pick tie cotton that VIII be pro ucel IN
1861 There must then be Improvement on the Oh
method Of picking machine must h1 nisutea lhat Mn ID
cjlte tho operation OF gathering the fiber FROM the bols
The cotton plant grows with rank wldespeadg scragst
branches and in the picking season pears Fes OOos hu
b In every stage Of immatury and maturity from tue ten
der bud exposed by an bloom to the dry pod that has
already shed seed and fiber The method OF gathering Is
COMFY II 10 sack sung across the shoulders Of the aborer
an rinnry hand win thus gather 40 pounds though pAe
pckngs have frequently reached 100 pounds per day several
machines been devised 20 PICK cotton put the oect nus
-, ye, been fuIv attained =" Hornes Improved Cotton
picker now used by planters doubtless an improve
ment the old method IL consists yi IN tuue @
h means of rachel wheel turned by the right hand OF the
horer while the muze OF the tube Is applied 10 the open
da the fiber from the boil and convey u TO sack attached
IN e opposite end ofhe tube and hanging at the side o the
, Instrument, can bo applied TO the blols about
reniy as the aboror could apply lis myers there s aeh
& saved I'M the passage the ber % the sack without any
5Itou efr The fiber VIII also De sacked Ia btie4 c'1
S,on fee from trash the naonei IL use W also spare
The fingers Of lab0rer which no times peeoNo iA'l'
= srre in no midst ~ tie picking season. . ., A.
mo machine hes the whine az beng llW-p.lou
planter bot tlJ anl ii9 capacity N de43.s' uo 81.
era VIII NOT Do themselves Justice '-ef '1N " XIV WY
/ invention oil IBIS sort d fair tia
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Albany Cattle llnriiet.

ALBANY Friday June 29-There has been quite a break
down In The cattle market this owing 70 the large
supply and the fact that both the NewYok and the Brighton
nG Acts closed heavy Since Monday DO head OF cattle
of far marketable quality. have arrived, and at the
oDoaing hol lera conceded decline Of &C. = n.
Ruvefs however. held back, and today ' decline com
rared with last weeks prices il equal 90 c-0SJ v head
INC highest price paid glo and that ony for the best IN
anil droves The range for ordinary % prime was l~9ic
Inward Of 600 head remain uns0d Sheep are neglected.
orrh tc receipts ONLY 400J head, ptice rlago
from 5lc. % 0sc.
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The WHITE MoUsTAINs.-The advertisement Of
the Profile House Frsneonia Notch. shows that they at
least do not charge the exoban prices reported The most
direct routes thher by tho Norwich aud NewLondon
line OF steamers foot Of Vestyst, at p m OF via New
Haven either by the cars from Twentyseventhst or via
ataa p,ck.gip
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nARIyEED.

HLL-KERRlnts city Thursday June % By the Rev Peter
sryer D. D. Joseph ~ Of New FORK, % Susie g. second daogh
ter Of David b. Ken Of OLDHAM Paterson ~ }. No cards
Bangor hane and Glasgow Scotland please
HINsDlLL-REEYE-in this city, Taesisy By
Rev loueyu Berry d Jersey City Geo ns % North Ben
nngn w. and Frances Erwin, edes, daughter Of Charles o.
Reeve Of this city.
POyCH-HASCYOn Thursday June % the Presbyterian
Ghuch, o. S. Brooklyn b. the Rev Henry j. Van Dyae d. d..
All ed Pouch 70 hare; - Hascy daughter AouEo Hasy an
Of BrOokfyu.
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Tho Trihune Eninrged.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size Of THE TIN
t has been increased more than quarter the price vii
remain the same.
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WEEKLY IhihlAl-
Mail subscribers siuole copy ycar52 naADers. = \.
Mai subscribers, clubs Of "
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cuerial Notices.

TOuse PhROB & SOFAS extract ofthe NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS Is TO be surrounded by magic amosphers
ancng perfme The living breath Of the sweetest flower the earth
produces rendered permanent In It's amber drops Nc foreign
le ~ The handkerhi.t viii eampae with Bo.,on Tranerpt
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ancng perfume The living breath Of the flower the earth
produces rendered permanent IN its amber drops Nc foreign
'rnc for the handkerchief with BO''on Transcript
Post.oface Noice-The Mail. for Great Britain and the
Cont Southampton and Bremen NETWORK
SATURDAY june ~ viii this Ohce 1879 and
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The French Mail Brest si avre, per steamer LAfAYLrrE
the uptown ofc IS fsoS ON FRIDAY yuSe 70 Station.
i, $3.50 y Stations and y, s5 IT,; Stations and r p m
&C.,. " JAMES KELLY, Po.lma,sr
DIR. Hulse's Protector from Cholera Cholera norbus
AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS
APPROVED BY THE PHYSICIANS or THE METRoPoL-
TAN BOARD OF HEALTH.
We the undersigned wearing Dr. HULsE's PROTECTOR
FROM CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBUs, and Other Summer Com
plants confidence its efficacy and recommend an 10
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In the Pad no, put on until the persons were pros
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With ordinary any may feel sac while wearing thu Pro
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NoRTEd CABOLENA.

TIE raEgDMES's BUREAU coURT-MARTIAL-sIxTH
DlY-TROUBLE WITH wITSEssES-TESTIMOSY OF
LIEUT. COL. RUTnERFORD-GENs. sTEEDMAY AND
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BathiBg suits
Tor
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS, AND
SUMNER UNDERWEAR,
IN great variety.
DEVLIN Sc CO.,
BROADWAY Coz WARREN-sT.
BROADWAY, Coz GRAHD,sr.
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Q 6 r N A n Y.
sus raAnWmr-m-Im-sM tssHnarnu.

Fpassvuar. WIFI Nm, 90, I. lsaS
AEspIc,s srcrnfry ssp Hsv g,fs o. ~, sasess
my last letter The ns-a 'g~uir1et pre-
waiting ahoat American affair. s' create, dn~n
sions FIvetwenti~s have d. nsd "a" and .a4,ar pr
cent darns the las fsw days. saies hing Drssssd
by capitalists and spectators tn rorg aas uss made
use ~ BY tho President AMI is fasy .adsr.
the belief that an lnve<rais suu4ty Gusts - hofh
sides and that the constitutional srssafners sss tie
only matter 81 controversy. An@fsa h. bscfn~ 100
Inn poriAnt c01ntfy and has iDc tssny relations M
ohsr countries 4ll0v s9eh If.sses3s4s
tss ng place unnotiSsd ,cf~zn ports ard "
20 ~ hoped that The ranotlfn ~ b.. sgsHr ~i
sl0~ the largy leaders Involve 0sanry and
those connected with Der abroad 90 S5mmoa raa
rrs
Pine weather having tst 10. ne f,sta,o errY look.
PROMISING ani tie -ns rep gseiwa v - u
nddllng Of al events frArtstshif, g1MNy. ,srn len.
ported N large Qualities from AisriA, AGa gesgA W
on FfsEch scrount
ran roIrfe.L srrssE~
nss~ v~ry nuie 70 felor. A'a8st gaNtes Prafwta
o.n.uae her iBqaites against I'll bsr AL - nos
clAitnef h~y rgpE+ffy So stfWs ~ fitE.tnss.
snlch remained sfter ih- sicss - tse var ~ a0arrs
the sane have been bSagtt with ~ Wy n - eu
gsns Tie annwned tsfrre~ ~ - GlFtnt TITO thg~s
prev -seilesrig not4ssin with 0yf % .assha.
taut H.n0ver 9Th 1913 90, sra H. tHa naIs.
sawag sDa Fraaxfor, si'h .t0t.oso rhs smy wNl b.
r4sssd thereby according " the frHy syefssnI "
Iis 600 men n rank Asi Go o. tswl ~Ni csrtsn.s
f0f aus tlens ffutsizn y~nsfia ThF fgmttsn sra4a.
and nHlary sstsrissssrs hers 10 ssl a $40 -
they ssfpded fran AL ths clubs. AZ as Acm,isd 70
prfyafs trcies TIE ~ lksffy roe 10 slilss
~ DAY sni Do 4erl.sfnn "A .1ts u sas~y
fnGnAn1s fftfn prnfsiy s1ihcr -.