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Release These Prisoners +!

From the N. Y. World.
Considering the proofs which have come to
light since the assassination trial, it is
doubtful if even Judge Bingham himself can
(unless he has wilfully ignored everything
relating to the subject) swear that he believes
Mrs. Surratt to have been guilty of the crime
for which she was hung. The communication
published in the World of Saturday
appears to present, as a sequel to the
former letter W the same correspondent,
an absolutely conclusive showing, not only OF
Mrs. Surratt's guiltlessness of any participa-
tion in the plot for the murder OF Mr.. Lincoln,
but of the impossibility Of her having had any
knowledge of it. More than this, the impos
sibility Of Arnold, DR.. Mudd, O'Laughlin,
Spanger, or John Ii. Surratt having fore
knowledge of or anything to do with the as
sassination seems equally evident.
Mrs. Surratt ana Laughlin are dead.
John Ii. Surratt, after enduring sufferings
and anxieties as exile and a prisoner
which were enough to have turned his hair as
white as the Prisoner OF ChillOn's, has been
discharged from custody. But DR.. Mudd,
Arnold, aud Spangler are still confined at the
Dry Tortugas. john II. SuTatts release,
after passing through the gauntlet of trial
which, though conducted IN a civil court, was
nearly as partial and malignant rs the pro-
oeedingS agsins. the executed cOnspirators
before the military commission, is in itself 4
reason why his mothers memory should b9
acquitted and the prisoners held by the Gov
eminent set at liberty. With neither Mrs.
Surratt, nor Arnold, Mudd Spapgler, and
O'Laughlin, was Booth half so suspiciousy
intima'e as he was with John II Surratt. But
the sharp, stingiug summing up of the matter
is that the conspiracy was not, and could not
have been, ten hours old; that the determine
tion to assassinate MIR. Lincoln at the theatre
must have been eoncocted after Booth
learned, in the forenoon, that Mr.. Lincoln was
to attend the evening performances; and that
Mrs. SurTatt, who was absent at Surrattsville,
John H. Surratt, who was in or near Elmira
N. Y, Arnold, who was at Fortress Monroe
DIR. Mudd, who was at his home several miles
from Washington, and O'Laughlin whose
movements that day were accounted for by
certain navy officers with whom he was eu
gagged, were all outside the pale OF commani.
cation with Booth Payne Cor PowelD, Harold
and Atzerodt, who were really concerned. Sc
was Spapgler, who ia shown TO have been al
or about the theatre TO which Booth did no
return after he had been there and ascertaineC
the Presidents intention, until night, wher
the performance had begun.
President johnson, not less certainly thar
every other fair-minded citizen, must b
deeply interested in seeing that the one re
paration which can be afforded TO persons 81
Infinitely wropged is promptly made. He can
not have forgotten that, on the morning o
the fatal 7th of July, 1865, young girl
Anna SuIratt by name, came supplianL 4
the White House and threw herself prom
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upon the steps beneath its portioo, and vainly
besought permission to enter and plead to
him for her mothers life. He cannot forget
how his enemies, who did not hesitate
in the passion Of that time to bruit
the fool-hardy but terrible insinuation that
he, the Vice President, had abetted the as
sassin who made the Presidents chair his
seat, also openly charged that his refusal of
mercy to Mrs Surratt and these prisoners
was inspired by personal fear. Nor can he
forget that his best friends regretted at the
time, and have never ceased to sorrow, that
his magnanimity did not at once impel him to
stay the course of slaughter aud injustice
which swept an innocent woman off the scat
fold and four innocent men into disgraceful
servitude. What is there now to prevent
President Johnson from instituting an inquiry
into matter so notorious as this, and vipdi-
eating this womsn's memory, for her chill
dren's and the nations sake, aud giving these
men their rights as citizens For his own
sake, as well, we call upon him to do justice
and release these prisoners
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III HE CIR e A L
RURAL CEMETERY.
MOUNT MORIAH,

ernbrs cling an area OF one hundred and ihy-hve
far the largest and beautiful OF all the cemets
ries near Philadelphia
AS the tide OF Improvement tends northward,
MOUNT MORIAH,
by geographical position, Is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS
TURBANCE BY OPENING OF STREETS,
and VIII never be hedged in and surrounded by
houses. factories, CJner improvements the inevi
table fate of other cemeteries nUrLhward centrally
situated.
AZ convenient distance from the city, readily &C.
ctssble by excellent road aud by the street
OF the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Moriah,
by iIs undsturbed qusU fuitiis tue solemn purpose
OF It's dedication last resting place of dead.
No funeral service here is Interrupted by the
shr whs lie of the locomotive the senslbiiisles
friends visitors shocked by the rush ana rattle
OF long trains of passing freight coal cars must
OF necessity be the case in other burial places now
established or projected, on the immedia ate line OF
steam railroads, or through the grounds of which
such railroads run. Just now the hues of Autumn
tinge with gorgeous colors aDd lnhnne variety the
Il liage OF the various groups fine old forest trees
adorning the margin of the stream which meandeIs
through the grounds, and ADDS great a charm lC
the attractions OF the place.
ChuIohes Of ali the principal Protestant denOminA
Ons have here purchased sections of ground for the
use OF theiI congregations, and more than seveu
thousand families have given this great Rural Gene
terry the preference over all others.
On oice lots of any size desired may SIN be h At
upon application the Lodge the entrance of
Cemetery. or At The Branch Office, Penn Mutual In
surRnce Building, No 92l CHESN Street, up stairs
where any infOIma1 1on wIl be- given by
10 2S Inn GEORGE CONNELL, Secretary.
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wILLIAM s. IR WlM,

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X OOF
OLARKE'S PATENT ADJUS rIBLE HORSE
SHOE CALKS,
Call and see samples.
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TRUsSES.

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nR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
IL and practice ol thirty years at the NorthwesI
corner OF Third and Unlo streets, has lately
moved 70 south ELEVENTH. Street, between MAR
Il ET snd CH ESNUT.
His superiority In the prompt and perfect cure %
all recent chronic, local, and constitutional Ruec
uoBs of special nature, Is proverbal -
Diseases OF the skin, appearing In a hunafea oil on
ferent forms totally eradicatedi mental and phYslca
weRkness, and all nervous debilities sclenLncally
and successfully treated, ONCE hours nom A. ID
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One Measure TO the BOndhOlders and the
People.
From Rte ". Y. Herald.

From Ete w. y Herald.
The bondhoders and their organs never
cease reiterating the plea that the Govern
ment should pay the full face OF the bonds in
gold, whether the obligation to do so is ex-
pressed or not, and whether the trainers of
the laws contemplated payment to be made in
gold or currency. 1t is urged that the Gov
eminent would be dishonest and disgrace the
country if it should not pay specie in full.
The foreign press, and particularly the British,
makes the same argument, because there is
large amount of our bonds held abroad. By
forcing specie payments, or by the Govern
ment declaring that all its bonds shall be paid
IN gold, the property OF the bondholdsrs would
appreciate in value something like thirty per
cent These highly virtuous individuals may
we'll clamor for the full face of their bonds in
specie, as their property would be increased
So much in valne. IL is the virtue and honesty
of "Shylook" over again. They will not
listen to any abatement or oomprOm how
ever much the country may suffer or the
burdens of the people be augmented.
Let us examine the exacting claims Of the
bondholders. First, then, it is we'll known
that not more than sixty per cent. in specie, on
an average, was ever paid for the bonds. A
large portion was obtained for less. More than
hall the capital invested in them has already
been returned in interest. Then nearly all
| the bondholders have had their other property
vastly augmented in value through the appre-
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J. VAUGHN AEkRICKi WILLIAM H. MERRIok
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CasLings OF al KINDS either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame RoOb for GaA Work, workshops, ana
Railroad Stations, etc.
RetOrts and Gas MACHINERY Of the latest and moal
Improved contradiction, =
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, on
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPIos-CoMPILRD EVERY
DAY FOB THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

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the hygTOmeLic condition OF the air produced by
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4 ose In want OF complete AeSting Apparatus
would do we'll 10 Call and xamine the Golden Eagle.
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Nos 1882 ana 1874 MARX Er street,
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A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire board
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n, b obblng of all klnos promptly done. lOa
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Allcock,s Porous Plasters

AIIT w LATE ELETIKIVITl,
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Students Of all denominations are admitted,
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Payments mgdo quarterly, in advance. School
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II TO 1880. No student Is allowed to leave the
recreation grounds during the time Of recess
In case oilate attendance, or absence from school,
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