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PIE or ROMAN CATHOLICS AND
lTs-The following announcement
90 the Cnurcn OF 81. Aloysius, Sun.
~. eion 70 the late marriage or the
800 svre, of a foreign legation, TO a
Rdy OF this city:
p,r nc man was lately married TO q
Pdy IN this church. with the peces
F'sS patton OF the Most Reverend Arch
as,arP tention OF these parties to appear
lefore Protestant ministe there
M again. not being known either 10
arcnhfy were married here, or to the
Ths Ne hen ne gave the dispen satfon 70
70 Frry a Protestant BY the order
h.rsh Reverend Arch bishop, regret 10
a. fly expressed for what occurred
&C.,. parriase, the Archbishop having
pnei,p 1of the same, and required this
= 49, pcement, lest IL should pass into
md that ali Catholics NAV under.
c,Sa;,, n marriages are con rrary 20 the
=. fne Church. Thus far, the order
OIL Mfeyerend Archbishop. We NAV
10 ,o1nding the people, that accord ine
Ubo Nv the Church. any OF the faithful
~ ., prs 20 get married out or the Church.
vel incur e1comm nicatiou."
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LOST AND FOUND.

II 0ST-Probshiy on ST., near New York Ave.
- nue., yesterday, Laiy's SABLE FCRTIP.
PET. The hnaer will be suitably rewarded 90
leaving it at the star Office. ncts It
V'AKEN ASTRAY-By the Metropoiit IA Police,
i on the 30th instant, two white and blue COWS,
With horns, anc two white and bl&ck Buffalo
COWS, giving milk, which will be sold TO the
highest cash bidder. at 10 O'Clock a m. on I CES-
pay, the 10Th day Of December proximo, at the
Bazaar Of W. L, Wall & Co.. unless the owners
Office No. Louisiana aysnue prior 10 that date.
u 10 o. Sst "hoh Prop.ItT Ciork.
STRAYED-On Saturday afternoon, sd Instant
- aWHITE COW; short horned. SO reward viii
he paid If left at THOMAS DONEGAN'o, Ridge
ST., between 4th and 5th and d and sts. n IS st
G. = REwARD--Strayed or stolen, on the INST
g - inst, black and white BUFFALO COW
The above ard will be paid II delivered at the
corner Of Maryland avenue and 9TH ST., or informA
ton of her " herea bouts. ~.
no f5St JOHN I. CASSELL.
CAME TO MY PREMISES ON THE 23D
- inst. a strayed HEIFER, about two years old
brown head and neck. with star on her forehead
white sides. speckled brown. The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. JOHN BURNS,
no Is ST. Between street and Mass avenue
CAME TO MY PREMISES, A STRAY HORSE.
- The owner can have the same by proving prop
erty and paying charges VIM. NELSON,
Corner 18th street east and
10 ia fstreet north
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PIT TO GARROTE AND Roe A CITIZEN.
~ clock last night, as Mr. n. A. saith
,noent OF Messrs. Stackpole & Halls
lumber depot. was returning home
u optical meeting. he was attacked on
s1eef, between 9th and 7th, by two DOW
-, one OF whom suddenly seized him
nd and pinioned his arms to his side.
otner applied nippeIs TO his wrists.
fas the work OF q second. but Mr..
jig himself a man Of great strength
Ness, soon recovered from his eur
with an effort released his arms.
Hesperate struggle ensued, during
plumber of heavy blows were dealt
with his fists while he
nous injuries from biudgeons in the
hSnds; such as having several tserb
nt. his face and head cut, and hand.
sec and cut Finally. q weII-di.
under the chin knocked one of the
u the ground, which circum-
e SmIlh awaited himself OF 10 make
a. The object OF the villains was.
PluDder. as, before their victim suc.
pooseDing his bonds, they had Al
- one OF his pockets OF a few rrif1ins
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
" UNITED STATES PATENT OEELCE

~ CNIIED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition OF l.. OTTO p MEYER' of
to Km for the as extension of
1874 for an Improvement in yucanizing India
Rubber AMI other Gums, for seven years from the
the 28th day Of February, 1865:
ordered that the said petition he heard the
airy next, at u O'clock M and all persons are
Rh @ Be they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tcesty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken ana
Office, which will be furnished on application.
% spa G1hs sb relied upon as test
the day of hearing the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer Washington, d.
G., and in the REGISTER, New Haven, Conn once q
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the dsy q hearing rH II P.t.
UNITkD sTaTEs I PMTEET |, SE ;sy
On the petition 81 sIpNEY g. TuRSER of
gsten, nd granted a e him I'd Gay cf August
II sewing for .Ss an gsa %
tSs sa1 saS which
II is ordered tina, ths said be heard at the
next at IL O'Clock m; and Oh persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any the have why
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least f,ceHfy days before the
day of hearing all testimony He'd by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and rans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the Office
which will be furnished en- application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes
nmony must be filed in the Office t,cenfy days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any within
ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Inteli gencer, Washin gton, D.
w. and in the Spy, " rrerter, Massac once
Q week for three succ essive weeks; the first Of
said publications to be at least previous
70 the day OF hearing. 7. O. THEAKER.
no &-wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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A CARD.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and customers. and the public generally
that on or about the Let of December pr0ximo. IN
der the name of
STEPHENS co,
He will open. at
NO. SO PENNA. AVE, BET. NINTH AND
TENTH SITS.
A large and varied assortment of
AEE'S AND BOYS READY MADE CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
HIS sto, Will embrace the latest St. lee and best
quality o. Ready made Clothing and other Good
10 lie found IN Northern markets.
Connected with our establishment will b. a
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,
Under tLe superyision of one the most fashion
able cutters IN the District.
T A. STEPHENS.
no 60 diff Late Of Wall ST nhAn. "a
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w. M. B A B Z US
SHOW CASE
W A r Z Z 90 N S,
No. SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between 9Th and 7th streets.

IN VARIETY ct 0GDENS House Furnishing
Store, s19 9TH street. near Pennsylvania avenue
Exclusively articles used In Housekeeping.
NO l37fs
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DRY GOODS, &c.

fONs BLACK SILK VELVET
FINE PAISLEY LONG sHAwLs,
in great variety.
ALSO,
PLAID wOOLLEN sHAwLs,
And splendid assortment of
BLACK Tibet AND LONG SHAWLS.
All OF which we offer at very low prices.
All goods marke! in plain figures at the lowest
cash prices. No deviation allowed.
no 25-d3&m. ,fstif No. IS Market Space
HE CHEAPEST GOOD BLACK SILKS IN
THE CITY.
Red. White, Blue and Gilt Edges, made by the
celebrated BONNET. !" OF Lyons. and
IMPORTED By OURSELVES.
large assortme nt of Elegant
COLORED SILKS,
For Promenade, Dinner and Evening Dresse,
in all the newest and most fashionable colors.
As many of these are of
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
We are Offering them at very low prices.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
DO 25-3tii between 9th and 10th SITS.
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A bottle HoAx.-We yesterday copied frem
me Alexandria Gazette the particulars OF the
hndine of sealed bottle at Maryland Point,
IN which were notes dated July 15, 1861, aud
signed by Harry McMurray and J. p VII.
hanson, Of this city, purporting to have been
eapsized and in a drowning condition. The
tbeory OF the Gazette was that the young men
IN question were lost in attempting 10 Iup the
blockade fron Mary land INFO Virgin "a in 1851
IL turns ou;. however, that the young larks in
question are alive and kicking, and that the
bottle afeir was a hoax OF theirs carried out
on a picnic excursion TO Piney Point last
July.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

RI THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, ID. Q.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PROSPECT STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4th. at o'clock D. m .
will sell in front of the premises part of Lott -
and -, fronting 20 feet on the north side of Pros
pect street between ign and Potomac streets, by
q depth OF ~ feet. Tie improvements consist of
houses.
Terms Cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost If the purchaser.
no SD THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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lids LIDS OPkSEn-At noon to-day, HID. war.
70 Is,h ioI ersdsE q srree' north. from ran
BucI1o su'ets west, as folio w. N,sh- "A
IISsekley, "a eeats pr euiir 800 n s
lia; Wa. BuekIey, j. cents
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THK RIVER FRONT, November 2s. 1sS-
~ SGIrSs nhGU..Arrlyed-Schr n. T. Rock
eli, AoeEnili. from PhiladeIphin. with sSs
ions OF coal for Harvey, CLARK Sc Given
CdTterS df.-Sailed-Schooner Morning
tssni, Nieholson. Tor Georgetown, to load
nh coal fer Philadel phia
Riieg's Wharf.-Arriyed-Sch Jno. Bland.
I'm PnIadeIphia, with coal for Il. F. Clark
v McCabe, Pickup, from PhiIadelphia
coal Tor Ragruder. Since our last there
arrived AT this wharf nineteen additional
loaded with oysters. potatoes, and other
Huce, from eastern and western landings of
ssap-ake Bay.
~ ter's WhGyJ.-Arrived-Schr J. S BraR-
sNewcomb, from Boston, with ice for the
Dlpgfon and Georgetown Ice Company:
Ann, Miller, from While Point, with
q for Nolan
eehs HA0cf.-Arrived-Stea Virginia
from the lower river, with a load of
for market. S7iied-Schr Henry Ho-
lsnsop, for Georgetown, to load win
& Providence, r. 1.
yStTeet UhdIf.-Arriyed-Sc Coumo.
Hnner, Gilmore, from Port Deposit with
Zee Of rough granite for Nicholas Acker.
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45S NAhbLt HALL 458
FRANC GOLDMAN take pleasure to inform
the public of Washington that they have lust
opened at their Store, ass 7th street opposite
Patent Office, very large and we'll selected stock
OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. These
Goods being bought at this great reduction in
prices will be sold cheaper than in any other store
~ the city. and all request is o call, and you
will convince yourselves that you can buy GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS at Marble Hall to more al
vantage than anywhere else. Try il.
FRANC GOLDMAN
no 2I-7t As eth St. opposite Patent Office
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WOOD AND COAL.

OAK AND PM WOOD constantly on hand
We are the sole agents Tor the sslo Of the cess-
brated Baltimore Con psny e Coal, and ARE pre-
pared TO furnish 10 in any quantity.
6 y. BROWN A SON.
4bS Ninth street. between and v
Branch on &C at our yard aud whsrses IL foot 81
Seventh street naf
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FRATKE VrUr.,,ox
Mount N.bo N.gsn.nn st evening
anumb@r 49, =, f,oI.-.S ~ - ~ ano
20 he hH OF Odd Fellows paid q visit
bsrs Alexapcria. The visitors left
sn.ci.p. O'Clock with field music by a
ns, - Hae the Alexandria road and were
H. NE Alexandrians, who escorted
several no. we're nIsassnH1 wnen
which they're en,erfaiusa vim a. aiur
Ter supper, Ehicn Addresses wsrs n.as oys =.
n 80 uuart, John +. Havenner, VIM.
san,bd II. b. Arnold OF this city,
H. Lata. and others OF Alexandria
vs1, Nsltorseached home about midnir nt
th., p'eased tn the VISIT. It Is understood
fhs ne AIs3dria Odd Fellows will make
Tr,.nl'n W on the 5th Of December to
friendship Lke.
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yorsAheE OF fKAup.-freenan Orm, a Nav
sn1 ~, VINO vrs arrested by detectives Kelly
- uoire Cbsres A sherman. a bspk.r o.,
sum OF s60S by false repre-eotations
~bar hearing before Justice Walter Yesterday
81 - ne vs. a. CEN nj ted 20 jail, m default Of
'r'V security or big appearance. Ar eoart
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet,; Georgetown.
EACELLEET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. November y At
loo clock, will sell. at my Auction Rooms with
in store, No. Ia Bridge street, GeOrgetosn, an
excellent assortment OF Household Furni rur~ % =
gentien de lining house kee ping, consisting
Of
Excellent Three ply and I0grsin Carpets.
/ Mirror Front Marble Pier Etegere
W alDut Marble Slab Whatnet
Mahogany Marble Top Bureau
Dc. Eaten SION and other Tables
DO. French and other Be istesds
90 hne Ensrsyings
spring seat OAK Dining and other Chairs
cottage Set
Walnut Enclosed and other Washstsnds
Marble-top and other Stands
Excellent Feather Beds. Hair and Husk Mat
trasses
Sofas. Wardrobes. and Sidebosrds
Wire and Tin Safes
French China and Alabaster Vases
Refri Operators. Hose. Crochery, and Glass Ware.
Cooking and other Stoves
EWith many other articles too nervous 60 men
ton.
Also.
Will be added TO the above, fine Walnuttop
Bar Counter in good order,
no2 tIntl THoS. BOWLING. Auct.
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soLDIH' AND SAILORS UsIoN.-The
uss yes meeting OF this equalization
M. ~ al U pn Lesgue Hail iast evening,
OF Co,re tesiding- Mr.. Plant, member
men,. IS IN OHIO, was introduced TO the
ahon,s, nd perainsd those presert for
90 ~ hOursisca.sinx the political issues
ss.s~y opt Thomas next addressed the
journsa sfer which, the meeting sd-
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Interesting Hah.as Corpus Case

On Saturday Afternoon 81 interesting case
v q before Juqge Fisher on a writ OF ha5edS
orpUs. IL se-rns that II. II. Hine aud A.
Spesr have an aPpoin imeot rom Tue Free1-
mans Burpau q Investigate frauds alleged TO
have heen perrs tratea upou Coored oldiers by
recruiting agents from the Northern States
In pursuits of their object tney brought about
$50 suits IN Steuoen county, New York, for
cOlored men, lately soldiers, residing ia South
Carolina, VINO cisimed So % each from Cook
d Sherwood. osnkers, OF Bath in that county,
DO recruited the soldiers and promised them
that amount of bounty from tue State OF New
York t. which they were accredited. Cook
a. sherwood obtained from tas State thar
amount of bounty for each of over four hum
cred colored recr ui,s rs alleged. In prosecut.
IL those suit~ al order of the court was Obtained
bs me oefendants, requiring the attorneys for
the residence Of each one of the plaiut,rs
within forty DAYS. Messrs. Hine and Speer
were IN south Carolina obtaining such syl-
derce, when on list Thursday they were ar
rested as fugitivss from Justice from the STATE
OF New York, on q warrant alleged to have
been issued oy the Governor of South Caro-
Governor of New York. On Friday L. g.
Hine. LAWYER OF this city. received q telegram
rom Major General X. X. Scott, Asst. Com,
o., aonIylns MIN that the parties above
m on Friday last. Mr.. Hine 1.-THE law.
yerl thsreupon applied for and obtained
q writ OF aaosos corpus from the Supreme
court OF this District, requiring Mr.. Breek
Deputy Sheriff of Steuben county, New York
IN whose custody the above parties were, to
produce their bodies before said court ON SAT-
nFoay, at 10 O. IN. On Saturday, at D. m the
case was heard before Judge Fisher. who re-
served his decision until 10 o'clock to-day
Wnen ne delivered an elaborate opinion, hold
All their imprisonment illegal, aud disc hargipg
them from arrest. The basis OF the Judges
opinion was, that the reouisition OF the Gov
eFbor OF New York did not comply with the
requirements OF the act OF Con gress of the oath
Septem Der, 17e9; that the warrant is ued nv tbs
governor or South Carolina not being under
stai- was insuffcIept; and that the return OF
The Deputy Sheriff did not Sc. forth suffi Gent
IL gal reasons for OBTAINING Them
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown

LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR
SALE AND STORE AND FIXTURES FOR
RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, November 21th, at ID
O'Clock: L Will sell, at the store of T. j BICKs-
lER, Esq.. No. l5l Bridge street, High
street his entire stock e Boets and Shoes.
Terms 8 30 and under. cash: over So a credit
Of thirty days, for satisfactory endorsed n1tes.
bearing interest
The store will be rented AZ public suction for one
or more years. THOMAS BOWLING
no 3-d AuCtiOns.r.
THANKSGIVING LUXURIEs.-Mincs Pies
prepared OF the very best and Clesnsst n ate
rlas. new Citcon. Valencia R.isins, Layer fiEs
MALAGA Grapes, Havana Orzng ., Ice Cream. &c ,
at WALLACE 3, 80 High street. Georgetown.
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.-To-iay the a'ten-
ton OF the Secretary OF the Interior was called
by the officers Of the Jail TO the fac. that two
OF the prisoners in the Jail were insane and
heordereo that they be released from latl and
sent to the Insane ospital. These pris oners
were Woolford Smith, colored man of about
30 y ears OF age, committed on the IIth OF De-
tober, by Justice Mersell. on the charge of as
ssnIting and beating Officer Guy. and the
other Thomas Eagan, an lrishman of about
IS, com mitted on the 2lst instant, by Justice
Walter, on the charge Of destroying U. s pro.
perry.
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bIsrRfCT INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOoL-It il
proposed on the part of this institution re-
Gently organized in the District of Columbia
70 ahord suppor- and education for such hone
less children under fifteen yesrs of age as
lIcm the force o. CIRCUMSTANCE, arising either
Jiom parental neglect, or inability 70 attend
lie puSlic or Charitable schools aITsaSv es,ah
bsneo. are IN many instances objects of
Soarlty, sohcitIng aims from house Z, bOuse
eiten 10 ne annoyance. OF those OF our citizens
Whe would. through some systeYrs.i c org mi.
1atioD, cheeriuuy give their aid bat nOx
Ifom their great number and unknown csn~t
JiOni oftsn fell compel led to turn them su-,v
IN order, Therefore. 10 comb ns the Interest," of
THIS desutute population into ore fnstitu,joD.
fRe ''NewbOys' Home and Children Aid So.
Sley has been merged into the .sIndustr al
nome School, with me following ON -ers az
rs Dead Il. ID Cook. President A h Hose
Sargenf, and A. N. Gengewar. Vice PresI-
1ents; d. NJ KELSEY, Secretary; Moses EeIIsy
treasurer; II A Brewster Solicitor snS
hair man Of Finance: Trustees. u Richards
= a RisIey. > J. Bowen, Y. O. Harknsss n
Sa-gent. + A Smith. L ID. WeIch, NJ g Hart
"A C6ester, J. y Brown. Prof ! Henry Y q
Robbins. A j. DiatTick. =. n McKtm. O. :
Noyes, Lady Managers. Mrs DR. Bliss Mrs
a III. Gnngewer, Mrs. H.. q. Robbins Mrs
Hooper, Mrs. Garter. Mrs Com Morris Mrs
Richards, Mrs. a. X. Browne Mrs A /
Dletriek. Mrs ID. NJ. Kelsey, Mrs J. :
: -Brown, MRS. NJ G. Hart.
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SEErope ACCrpEHT.-le sterday morning
about O'CLOCK, 8 youth named Chsriss u no
hue vhose parents reside on 9Th street near
the northern terminus Of the street cars, met
with n most painful accident, which may ran.
der smputhiicn OF hts right leg pacssslry
W lille hopping Eiudling wood o. his fathsr's
premises the Ratchet, which WAS very shkrp
slipped from rs handle and literally buried
itself an The knee, cutting the bone to % dep
OF over an lEcn, and covering the cap entirely
N two IRE agony of the wound was so ex-
cruciaine thntthe little fe low gave one scream
ana itu 10 the Erou1d in an almosl lif.less
copoiuon, from which ~ was several MINUTES
before ne recovered. and upon the return of
consciousness his sutierings were so severe
that DIS scrtar1s and grosns could be heard
some distance OF. DIR Lewis Thomas an
army surgeon, being In the neighbornoot, was
c 'ileo II 70 attend the youth, and performed
the operation of splintering the wounded
from the rare character of the injury. of tbs
oone knitiisg tt gether Young Dononue bears
his snnerings with great forti ude.
DlsORDkRLY COND6CT.-David Karin ,on
ana MARY Harrington, white persons, were
arrested this morning by Ofdcer NsrkVoo ID,
on the charge OF disorderiy conduct The
parties were arraigned before Justice Harper
Tor examination, " nen IL appeared in evidence
that David had sold q COW TO Mrs Sophia
Sieoel without consulting his wife. Mary
wbereupon she bee lme earaged an ID proceeded
10 reclaim the ANIMAL by violence. To this
ner nus band objected. and seizing the COW by
the neck, took oer away from his wife, when
an alteration occurred and crowd
OF persons collected around the bellieerents
The justice imposed a fine of 81 on David. and
three on Mary; but the latter was unable to
raIse the amount assessed against her and she
was therefore held in custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

We learn from our Kansas correspondence
that the women's rights women and progressive
boomers, "Susan B. Anthony. Lucy Stone,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, aud several other
prominent ladies Of Kansas, have projected an
extensive campaign in the Northern and East
ern States" to advocate women's suffrage By
way OF commencement, they have made
arrangements to speak at certain stated times
at Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Albany, Spring
field, Worcester, Philadelphia and New York.
1t is said they are encouraged to this labor by
the fiattering vote which was recently given in
Kansas in favor Of woman suffrage. This
seems to US very illogical conclusion,
seeing that the people Of Kansas, after all the
efforts and sanguine anticipstions upon this
question, have refused by large majority to
give the suffrage to women. But these restless.
agitating women's rights women aud their male
allies are irrepresdble, and can make m
argument out OF nothing to Justify their
desire for agitation and uotoriety. The
everlasting George Francis Train, who
should be presented by "the ladies " with
. full suit Of woman's attire, crinoline,
petticoats, waterfall and all, made extraordi-
nary efforts for and prophesied the success Of
woman's suffrage 10 Kansas. But he missed it
this time. He has, as he frankly confesses, un-
bounded faith in humbug and in the disposi-
ton of people to he humbugged but he failed
TO humbug the people OF Kansas on this ques-
ton. We are inclined to believe, after all,
that this pretended champion Of woman's
rights is only using this topic for the purpose
OF giving slap at the niger worshippers.
who give the suffrage to African semi-barbsri-
ans and refuse IL to intelligent white women
II gives him On opportunity 10 make very
damaging assault upon the radicals. He 10
doing good service in this way. and we hope
he will put on the pctticoats and come North
with Susan b. Anthony, Lucy Stone and Mrs.
Cady Stanton, on their stumping tour. Let
them come to New York. They would eclipse
all the places Of amusement No comedy
could possibly be as successful as theirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

is spoken OF in every uptown household upon
which fortune has been beneHcent enough to
bestow horses and carriages, ~ well as among
the more humble proprietors Of carts, trucks,
wagons and hacks. Uppertendom and lower
tendon unite in their praises Of the smooth
wooden road Let US by all means have it
laid at once the entire length of the Fifth ave.
nue.. as boon to oil classes and conditions Of
citizens who 60 upon wheels of any descrip-
ton, from the most luxurious carriage % the
most unpreLentious cart