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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

WHAT "HE MERCHANTS SAY.-The mer-
chants everywhere who sell D. b. DcI.and 81
Cos Best Chemical Salaratus, say that no arti-
Gle ever sold gives such universal satisfaction
to customers. They like to have customers
pleased, especially the ladies. They know it
is the housewives favorite"-that chemical
salaratuS. 1t is better than soda.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

ANOTHER REBELIsoy CaUsuzD. F,.~.A-
that the high prices asked for goods b soy
chants generally was about 70 cause another
rebellion. j. II. Dale & Co. have reduced
goods 10 the prices before tic var. sine
Lawns Is to zoe; yard wide shooting latzc;
Prints 10 to Is G.; good Jeans &c; Dcainls IS
c; Apron Check l2I{ c; Declines and Chal-
lies CSC; Hoop Skirts 80 TO 15c; WOOL Hats
SIC; Clothing ) per cent. lass ti.n cos. We
would advise 81 persons wishing - purchase
goods to call and see j. u. Dale < Cos large
stock before purchasing elsewhere
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

In the case Of Wadsworth, of Pith-
ole. against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, tried at Buffalo, the Tel
egraph Company was mulcted in Sll,217
damages.
-Genaral Sheridan has appointed Ben.
I. Planters, Governor of Louisiana, in
place OF Thomas J. Durant, declined.
The New York Herald's dispatch says
that it was TIE Gar Of Russia whose as
assination was intended. The attempted
assassin is & Pole; 4 young man about
twenty wars old. lie vas instantly cut
down, after Tie firing OF the pistol, and
made prisoner by the escort OF the I'm
perial carriage. in which was Napoleon.
the ear aud his two sous.
The prizes brought into Havana by
Mazimillians war steamer have been or
dered out u the port.
Judge Kelley. IL & spoech in PAila-
delph.a, charged tie responsibility OF the
noble riot upon the President, for hay-
ing appointed to a place of profit there q
recent Northern man, who provoked the
disturbance by iniammatory appeals in
the papers there several days before his
arrival.
-Four hundred new money order Of
fees scattered I'll over the United States,
are TO be opened IN July. This will make
the wl-Ule rUn-Ucr Ct such Offices l 1856.
A telegraph from Washington dated
the Gin, says: Iie typnoiJ fever prevails
here alarlninely. Physicians report hun
1se~ - cascs hers :V-daT, maLy of them
terminating fatally.
y Tennessee delegation arrived ia
Washington or Thursday, having in
charge L petition 10 the Government for
protection from alleged oatrages of the
state militia. This petition Is numerous
ly signed, he Signatures covering papers
over :3rty feet lorS.
The Government has ordered add.
tional troops to the frontier. and hes De-
tachod four companies Of the Thirty
eighth Iuiani :. now on duty at New Or
leans, ana ordered them to Fort liarker.
Troops from other quarters are being de-
tacheG AID ordered to General Sherman
department, in anticipation Of a general
Indian VT.
A report VS. read to the indiana
Sabbath School Union. helA At Lafayette.
statirg the number OF Sabbath Schools il
Indiana Il 5000, with $4,000 scholar.
aEi 400 officers and teachers; with al
average Attendance Of "a, 1872 scholars,
aud 2,24o officers ard teachers. IN 1850
2,349 persons profsssed conversion. BOOK.
in libraries. z33,,0s. Contributions to
bcneicent objects S.316.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

READ THIs.-It makes no difference how
cheap other merchants advertise to sell goods.
go to Cleaveland, Iiawley & Co, in Balcony
Block, sign of the Golden Boot; they still
sell a little cheaper. They are selling the
best brands Of Prints at II and 10 cts, such as
Merimacs, Richmond, Spraguc's, Cochccos,
Americans &c. Some Brands from : cts. to
IL cts. Woinen's large Caters as low as %
cents. Mems fine Boots as low rs $3.50. La
dies Black and White Balmoral skirts as ioS-
as Sl,5O all the other goods in proportion. it
VIII be to the interest Of all to call and see
them as they mean what they say. P.S. hey
VIII not sell goods at these low prices TO
merchants to sell again. But they will give
their customers the benefit of them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

Tie ceremony Of lag i tae come s;one
OF the VI. T.. church, II this place vas per
formed yesterday afternooa re Gay vas
pleasant, cool breeze neUtEa.izins the heat
% the sun, and the shower On TUESDAY al
laying the dust. The procession formed on
Michigan street and proceeded in order 10
the place where the corner stone Was 70 be
laid. DIR. Eddy, of Chicago, delivered a very
interesting address. The Masonic fraternity
participated in the exercises, and many OF
the ~ncighboring lodges were represented. \
number of business cares of citizens of this
place, together with the discipline of the
church. were placed in the stone.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-13

The best ventilated and most luxurious sleeping
coaches ~ THE WORLD accompany all night trains
on this railway.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16

Y R SenatorG Carer bra6te
befanntlid in oemSenat Elm Geiebent@
tuurf elm, ipelhes benienigen 9teIiais
onsieften, bic BEN Sonnabenb ais Stu
betag feiern, baS 9fe9t 9eben foII, am
Sonntag ibren @eiddfte nahsuqeben,
oanlit iie ni9t sDei Sage in Der ISOLDE
berliereu. Ser Gendtor nabm in
Ginbrins,tng bieies Guttpurfs Die be-
fannie @ntideiOun9 Oes Suprene
Ni9ters in Warblan6 als 8rdce6ena.
Dieter entldieb flainlid, oaB tein So
realite, Der AM Sonntag fem @eiddft
often be6alte; Der aber Den Gonnabenb
9efeiert bat, in Strafe eenommen
weroen fSnne. Ser @ntuurf oes
Serrn eGareD ipurOe nieberaeftimint.
Ser Suinine Rann bon Der NreB
ano Shines nun ma9t aus 6ieiem
freiiinnisen S6ritt bes Senators boz
litifdes Capital, inbem er ibn Der
Sabbatbf6anbnng Seibt. @ber ser
Grun6, ipesbalbeer iiber i'm bersieht
lit elm tiefer liegenoer. Serr Earn
Fnanllid lit @anbibat fur bas @mt eis
mes Gireuit Court 9tidters unb SEER
Garb lit einStoroli6er, uno bat eritfeit
4 Sabren bier 9etpobnt. Scr 9uis
nine Mann geb0rt aber su 6er. 8ars
tel, ipel9e iaat, nur Der Mahii bat
Aebte, Der bier auf Der Sdoae aebos
rem lit. DaS. iff Der @run6, neil CT
9errn Garb in Den Staub su treten
iu9t; oaB lit oer@runb, tpesbal6 er ion
tSnbbatbl6dnoer nennt. Rfui, ii6er Ben
9eu1ler, iiber ben8oIf in G6nafsflei<
bern. So6 fein GinFub 1T gebrodlenx
Dds bat er in Der iiipsiten StaotDabl
,bewieien. 80 = ~
an eonnabenb lin0en oiesloninaii=
otieu ffnft. GoIEte Serr Carr bic gfcrt>
nation erbaIteu, 70 iuerom mir ibn err
iudblentros 6es bemdIerifden 0uiniite
skeoiare. es ,Hglassns'g Tif
gSir beinerfeH bier nod, bab Serr
9orace q. 6arrifotI, iuie es itbeinf Der
einitimtnig iiominirtc Ganoibnt fir
@banceIIor nn0 Gerr So9n 9u0b Gmitb
fur Criminal @idter ieifr miro STIR
Circuit Gpurt &i6ter treteu Die Ser.
rem Gtgen earn unb Wf. Sc. Brien;
fur 9LttorncD Generdl bie Serren %.
B. ReabobD, 6. 9. SmtbilI unO 8.
IS. @lahier an. sisN .ss
+ Gw 9lls pafenOes @eibnaGtsaes
idenf fir bic SSreunoe un6 @erpan6s
ten in Der fcrnen Seimatb eignet fd
hi1ts belfer, ale Elm 9lbonnement ouf
bic g866entlide Gtaats3eiting. Dies
feIbe foltet nod Gelltfdlanb incIufbe
Yorto $4.75 fiir 50 giuminern.
{ GE- BIZ lebanon int Sauie bcs
Serrn 8airb berbrannte ant CONNER
flag Elm tleines 9iegermdoaen, iueI9es
Dem 8euer I'm &aruirle gu nabe fam 70 |
oabihre &lei6er 6eMer fingen. 9HIfe
tam 5p fpdt. Ole Mrnre beriGieD uils
ter 9rdbli9en GGmerjeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
REPuBLnAN CoNYENT1ON


Pursuant to- a call of the Chair
man. the RADIeAIa CENTRAL Com
M1TTEE for DAVIDSON COUNTY met al
the Union League Rooms at 8 P. M
on Saturday the 7th of December
Present-Messrs. D. D. Dickey,
John A4awrEnce, John Hugh Smith,
E. W, Metcalf, Abram Smith, John
Wilson, Dan F. Walker, James III,
Summer, Simeon R. Walker, Nelson
G. Merry and John Rahm. .s,sa
The following gentlemen Were
added to the Committee to fill va
cancies occasioned by death and
removal from the county: Messrs.
R. Knafh, Henry Harding and Hiram
2. Roses ssags r4Ha
The, following resolutions were
adopted: - : = 90
ssThat the Committee call a CoUN-
TYs CONVENTION to be held on SATUR-
DAY, the 21st day of DECEMBER 1867,
at the Nashville Courthouse for the
following purposes: ID. .ss,sss
FIRST, TO appoint delegates to
represent Davidson County in the
Republican State Convention, called
by the State Central Committee for
Saturday, the 22d day of January
1888 .
SECOND, To nominate candidates
for the offices of Chancellor, Circuit
Judge and Attorney General for
Davidson County, and of Criminal
Judge for the Counties ofDavidson
and Rutherford f.1e
"That the Secretary be instructed
to invite the people of Rutherford to
send delegates to represent them in
the selection of a Candidate for
Criminal Judge for the two coun-
ties"
& tsThat the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the "PREss
AND TIMES" aud TENNESSEE STAATs
ZEITUNG" of Nashville, and in the
REPUBLICAN Waterman of MUIR
freesboro.
By order of the Central Committee
D. d. DIcKEY, Chairman.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Announcement of Candidates
A CARD.

To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY:
At the urgent request of the members of the
bar, and others of my fellow citizens, 1 an
nounce myself a candidate for the position of
Judge of said circuit. ia .... /.
OF the manner in which I have discharged
the duties of said office (which have long held)
it does not now become me to speak. Suffice it
to say that have impartially and laboriousIy
endeavored to perform my whole duty. If the
people and the bar approve my efforts to adj
minister the law it will ever be to me a source
of sincerest qualification; and if they desire
me to continue to hold the position of Judge of
this circuit, win be most grateful for their in
dorsement through the ballot-box. If, however
they should prefer some other person, will
cheerfnlly submit, and return to the practice of
my profession. 4.-
Respectfully, a.5l
81 .r szHfs sas7 NJ NJ ;PRYENr =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Giir &eb,nim6fiichfin,e...,

Ser 9rseisenbe 1T in ipenigen gBo1en brlrtb eif
einiades SeinitteI, natbbem Sabre lang nit einsm
beiti9en 2nnee1ibeInnb nit Der fir9teri1en &ranf.
belt, Der Sminbiudt bebaftet rpar eebeiIt ipptber
unb ipni6t febnlidbft fetnen 4Ritmenf1ea has GEL.
nlitteI mitsntbeiIeu. .4s. ~ tsssaaF
alen bic es piiufben, pirb ct cine gepie Ses gte:
Jeptes oftenffei nit Der Sirettio fir bic 8ereitttne
unc ben @ebrond 3ttfen6en, peIdes e fnSen IuerSer
ais cine iidbere 6eiInng fir S4rpiiibfudbt, 9itbma
pen 9ttoeloen tpobI gu tbmi unb ef boft, baE eSei
Rrdrfe fein DtitteI uer5l1er uirb DO es beiIetben
nibts fofet rnb iidb aIs Se9en erusiien rpirb.sg
RefIOnens pie basi aeespt pinf4st, 9poaeal nd se'
REQ Gh,oarn u SBlfpn,
Dtt1SpS BiuiGmShura. Rings Co., ". 3.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
@erseiebnte ueser 9lnseiae,,

i'm B utio en- BIatte.
BabIen in Sabibfon County fir Die
Circuit Court tperben bon benz @ou<
perneur auf ben 4. Sanuar unb
8abIen fir Die Criminal @ourx
ebenfaIls auf bend. Sanuar anbraunt.
8anferott grfIdrun9en bon Siram
8. @els in Gunner county uno
bon 9aris 9ebb in @aibbiHe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Gta6t unO Gtaat.

H 8oitmeifter Seib, be,
gIIfIi9e 8rautigan, bat in Glarts<
bile feline Gube un6 bat iid oabel
beute 8ormittag ipieoer in Sfafbuile
eingefunben. gSir boffen, baB er uns
ierem Sanctum einen 8eiMh abi tatte,
penn feline Belt ni9t Az febr in 9lnz
ipru9 senowmen fem iolIte.
re- @ie mir boren, bat ii5 Die
oramatiI9e Section beS SurnuereinS
erboten, sur grbeiterung bes 8aues
am stpeiten gSeibna9tstage gum 8eiten
Der beutI1en Stride unb Sauie beiSu@
tragen. Die beIiebten2uifipiele: yMule
Ter unO UliIler" tnO ,@igenlInn" iOaen
iiber Die 8ibne 9eben. @ir wollefi
bOTen, OaB 6ies Elm neuer Sporu sur
sabIrei6en 8etbeiigung on Dem ie>
Senfals b0dit gemiltbli6 ueroenoen
Seite fem pirb. gnst IL raj :,
re ogefieIo. Sn Go9efel6
fano borseitern 4beno Die anaefiinOigte
8erfamuhlan9 Statt, UNI ii6er 6ie
&ufnabme in Die Corporation bon
RafbDile 81 beratben. Die 8erianm J
lung iprad fiG gesen cine stnnerion
aus uno eri1ditnte Elm Gontite, UNI
barber an. ben Stabtratb BON Sfaihs
bile ;u beridten.
GT Su sc empbis brannte Der
S1uier Complex an sNfabifon Gtreet
Gde Dritfe iieoer. SIN oenlfelben mar
bas 2daerbdus uIfD Die Gtaaungen Der
Serren SabIor, McBean unb 60,
NidolIen Statement Gontraftoren.
9iud Oentfde Iitten beim Seuer.
8adfeamader q. Bersidulb bate
feline gBertfdtt bort. &err GnaelS
breAt, 5unelier .pObnte ID Dem abgee
brannten Ganfe NIT feiner camille.
or DerIiert nabe an $500 g1ertb SUE
iuelen, 1lbren nnD &leibungsitiiGe.
Mdbame wrienI 8usinn@erin, berlur
ihren aansen gDaorenberratb. Sas
5suer mar isOen 6aIIs burd Branos
liiftung entftanoen, 3 N
Ag OIO u. Sun6t. SIN "a.
SUM 1867 i@i6ts Slof u. 9unt bon
2tWgOthcf AcuN1 KIN Fuuet VII @fOU
an Stills Qlnoerlon in GoIfertsber0. Der
9lD6relfat tann nidt aufgefHn6er ipeEs
ben nnO lit Der Qlbfenber erbeten iber
oas 9a6et gu oisponiren nno bic Sns
fertiousoebabren su be;abIen.
5reisnOe uu0 Befannte 6es 6errns
Stunt bic befen Mufentbalteort pifIen,.
ipoIIen bemfetben eefaaise Niittbsilane
ma9eu, .,. 81
kaf-.S effs sGssses - fssEf2 ssssils "
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
& ron A,rTDRIEy.eEVsRATT !

NJ We are authorized to announce d. w.
PEABODY, Esq as candidate for the Office
Of Attorney General subject,to the decision of
the nominating Convention Election saturday,
the 4th of january 1868. DIS I'd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERA

TUX AIIORNE Ell -GENERAL-
~ We are authorized to Announce D. w.
Classic ascandidate for the position Of Attor-
ney-General for the Davidson County Circuit.
Election Saturday, January 4th 1865.
~ dz3td.r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
gvSifSDtiri ednberete, Ell.

70 600 aeres Erqiries unb
fur Mderbuit ttb wietsndf pdlienb, IN Burrp Gptu
I'M hopeftltbeu Wipirl, gelegen, tn gu pefaufenii
8anten oher Gin3elnen fir &t.25 Gafb per We're Scr
Is.'sss " Ssrect Ano psS &c,
febtdt, rpetn nam abEesitrfs " VIM MICNOTfgJE
Post Office Box, 22b, BROOKLYN. N, Y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16

VlIIen gteiienben, tueIde Sem gorf
befnden, empfeblen mir auf bas Mne
aelegentli1ite, ibr Slbiteigee auartier
bel Nnfunft in Der 9roBen WetropoIis
Der iueitIiden Serriipbdre in SeqeIs.
Sotef, Scr. ~ Barclay @tra6e All
nehmen. 9aiIelbe tulro bon Serrn
Charles Senridfe in ser feins
item @eiie .gebaIten uno fam ben be-
riibmtefen europaiiden Sotels an sic
Seite eeifeat iuerten. IS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
FOE CHANCELLOR.

B@A hereby announce myself candidate
for Chancellor of this Division. Election JAM
nary 4th 1865 q % ssf. srss4ss
5 5dzl2 HORACE II. HkRRIsoN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
R Gin pobIberbientes

R Gin iuo9lber6ientes
sc fdg en- 36te -f9on friiber ges
MELEE, tparses belonbers Der 8iibnen<
tenntniB un0 benz 9lrrangentents Sas
lent unferes SreunbeS Morib y@ad5s,
t0et9es as 8abnenbiretters Ser 8ur@
lesqne 8bite, @root" officiirte, gu
beroaitfen, OaB bic @orifeIlunaen einen
10 beoeutenoen ,Grfolg batten. Nm
Sonnabeno @beno fanS bic Icbte @uf<
| fiibrung TAFT lni6 Die Nfihuirteuoen
nabmeu 6ie geIegenbeit, Serrn Gads
Elm rpra9tb0lIes Gilber<Serbiee ais
Elm 8eugniB ibrer Sanfbarteit su
iiberreiben. at
Ser 8iibnenStreftor ipurbe aerufen
un6 nit groBenl @ppIaug empfanaen.
Dragonfeniait iiberreidte tbm Johann
oas Serpice nit ben Iolgenoen @or@
ten: s.'.-.
@ebul6i9er un5 ipiir0iger SJireftor
SIRE @efdbrten uno ,,@onfreres" bon
Ser @bite @,roof 9iebbaber @eIelIfddft,
f0nnen, inbent iie Sbre ausgesei9neten
Diente 9eb0rig 3u tpiirbigen miiien,
bic @ele9enbeit nitht boriiber geben
unb tie Sation ni6t fdIieBen IaiIen,
oBne Sbnen elm 6ffentli6es Dant6arz
feits3 su9hiB aus sniteaeM. gmpfanaert
Sic aus ben reidlfen @babett nnlers
- Pewter Realms" oieies Sitber Ger
bice; iueI6es aus ben inoibioueuen
80rien 6er @n.ateure erfanoen nuroe,
politanotg unabbaaeia bon Dem 8bite
@roof sSono. .W69e aba1elbe sic in
lpateren Ssngen an, Die .ber9nii9ten
StlldoefB binters 0snt Sprbang unb
uniere Sriunpfe Dor Ben SuBlampen
erinnern, Die beion6ers SIREN. biltrioe
niltben Salente utib finHlerif9en Sc
f9inaGe gu ber6anfen iino. Sic J, Sem
nehee SeneboIent 9l6octation" unb bie
8bites Groof 9t1nateure nerben Sic,
Serr Direftor, itets in banfbarem Sin,
benfen bebalten.." n
8orauf 9err Sa66. .alio, ssant<
tuortete:s = t3gy flSE53t4@5fE&$
sd bin in Der Shat su ie5r iibcr<
raf9t,um metrien @efiibten9lusbruG su
6erteibell, Oteid ii6er bie Site be9e,
init Der Sic mir oiefeS @el9ent iiber<
reideh: Sd Derli6ere Sie, meme
Serren, baB i'd bic Slufgobe obue Gr>
tuartling aller uno ieber 8elobnune
iibernabm, uno SIRE 8erfi9erung all
Iein, baB t6 in Sbrer 9lnli9t Ines
aetball babe, mas in neiner Ma6t
liegf Inn Der 8nrIesque Grfolg an
berf6affen, mare mir 9enii9enoe gns
erfennung. Mir iteben ni9t Bic @prte
sur gerfiiaunG Sbnen 9enigenO 81
oanfen. SD berfidere Sic, 6aB ipenn
oas Sdifial mid ie bon bier fprtrue
fen fpIIte Dieies f60lie @sl6enf mid
itets an Die bielen i96nen Stunoen
erinnern miro, Die i6 unter Sbnen
perIebt unb an Die bielen. Sreuube, Die
i'd auriif laffe. Gqauben sic mir,
Dap 6iele tuenigen Morte rur5finnters
lid bas ansbriifen, mas i'd fiible-
uno genebmi9en sic no1nials Die
Gerh9erng ,neirles 9anfeS.
Das Serbice beltebt aus elmer feis
men gSaherfanne, einen pradtbontn
Brdientirteller uno sipei gedern. Sic
Snnneg lit b69if gef6mafboa in aee
triebener @rbeit an9efertist. 9luf Ser
Srontfeite fino Die fo[9enbe SSorte
eingraptrt: 49,
Presented to Moritz Sax
By the Gentlemen of
The White Crook si
AS a token of regard
1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Presented to Moritz Sax
By the Gentlemen of
The White Crook
AS a token of regard
,.--. 1897

~ @eue 8eitungen. Sn
Union @ith Sbion COUNTY miro bem>
nadit Elm ueues .8latt unter benz Stas
men Union gitD Seralo" erf6eineu.
Use tli6er 8iouier 1T Der
Sitel elmer neuen, inter @ebaftion
G6lparo Sadfe's gu Mraao, slebrasfa
erldeinen6en 8o@enblattes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-23
.r,o n.o.n OF slr Frederick nrucc.
~ ENom The Bosto" Journal, Sep'. IL.

kSDuI the Boston Journal, StIHs ~.
our community was saddened this
morning by tho announcement that
Sir Frederiok Bruce, tho British Min
ister from Great Britain TO the United
states, died at the fremont House In
this city at o'clock this morning. We
learn that hS had for some time pnst
complained OF II difficulty about the
throat, and II few days ago, while tenn
porarily stopping at Narragansett, X.
l., the disease fastened itself upon him
with great intensity and violence. lie
lor that place at noon yesterday, and
reached this city at 9 o'clock last even
ing in an exhausted and apparently
mOribund condition, aud as soon ns lie
reached his hotel medical assistance
was summoned. aud he was attended
by Drs. J. and ]. ii. BigolOw and DR..
was suffering had passed beyond meul-
cal control and he sank rapidly: Senator
sumner, who has long been an intimate
friend OF Sir Frederick ana oil MS nam
iIy, was sent for, and ho reached the
hotel Mt IL O'Clock. From the limo of
the Senator's arrival until the death OF
sir Frederick, which occurred at
O'Clock, he was able To utter but stu
glo urLiCulAIe sentence, and that was IN
recognition of Mr.. Summer, AN hour
and half after his arrival. lie was
able to got up. but the nature OF the
utSOuse DTeNtnltl
Senator Sumer made every possible
exertion 10 under stand the utteranceS
OF the dying man, and TO get his last
messages for the British Legation at
Washington. and for his family, but all
i'll vain. The voice refused to discharge
its wontod office, and nothing could lie
CLEANED OF the last thoughts that
crowded upon the mind. He was only
able 10 give mOnosy Liable answers TO
questions in regard to his condi.
lion, and to utter, with great effort,
a brief greeting when he IecoR-
uizcd Mr.. Sumner. Information OF his
death was at once telegraphed to tho
British Legation at Washington, and to
Secretary Seward, by MIR. sumner, and
!, return Telegram from Secretary Sew
ard announces that Mr.. Howard, ofthe
British Legation, would at once leave
Washington for Boston to receive the
remains. They are TO be embnlmed at
once. but the purposes in regard to the
final disposition OF them are not yet
known.
Sir Frederick Bruce was about hny-
Two years of age, though his bald head
and white hair and whiskers caused
him to Impress II stranger ns at least ten
years older. He was one of the spright-
lest and most lively OF men, and was
regarded as the most fluent aud brill
liant conversational at Washington.
lie first came to this country in 1871, in
connection with Lord AshburtOn's le-
cation, and he was at that time much
admired for his personal beauty. Ru-
Tus Choate said of him that he was "the
Corinthian pnrt of the British Legal
tion."
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= RemarEab InventIOn.--JustiryI
TYNE nv Machinery

Mr.. Charles w. Felt, OF Salem, Mass
nchusetts, has perfected machinery for
Justifying type. Several inventions
have been made for setting type, but
the great drawback has been the time
expended in iustifying the lines by
hand. After each line OF type is set II
space is always left at the end of the
last word, which has 10 be filed up by
placing thin spaces between the differ
ent words forming the line. Heretofore
has proved very expensive.
Alter many years OF labor Mr.. Felt
has succeeded in Obviating this difficult
ty. This Is something which has never
before been accomplished, indeed new
err attempted, for IL seems like endOw-
ing a machine with human intelligence.
II has been the great difficulty hereto
fore in introducing composing ma
chimes, just as the want of the method
OF applying ink with the composition
roller was the great thing that
prevented the usefulness of the
pOwer-press. When that WINS at last
supplied, powcr-presses were intro
duced with the most astonishing rapid
ity and success. And now we may
hope that the opportunity is afforded
for AN equally rapid and extensive in
PRODUCTION of composing machines, OF
which many have been invented and
none have been put into operation.
Mr.. Felt's machine has recently been
shown to number of experts in this
city, who say 1t is Il decided success,
and thnt II will do the work claimed for
tn. Y. Post.
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