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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-14
Unitarian.

The American Unitarian Association has received
the past year sol, 500. In its home mission work
forty-two ministers have been employed nfty-seven
societies aided with funds and preaching supplied
one hundred and sixteen places where Unitarian
preaching had never been heard before. Rev. George
ii. Hepworth of Boston announces to the young men
of the denomination that 1t is about to engage in
large missionary enterprise, which calls for conse
Grated ZEAL energy and sef-sacrifce and urges them
TO enter the ministry and aid in the moral uplifting
Of their fellows He promises them, II poor, such
employment as will support them. and such an edu-
cation viii fit them two three years to do the
Lords work in the great vineyard.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
PPOOKJYN

A. tie Exchange saesroom. Brooklyn. three lots on the
the north side Of Fourthpaoe each 25xlS3s feet 40
feet east OF CntOns purchased by Mr. Baker fos
81 s25 each Five lots NesOn-st four 25xl0O and one
I7OKO5 lOX52 as commencing 100 feet east OF CnOnst
sold Mr. GayOr for Ss25 each. Mr. Gaylor also
purchased lots each 25XlOO the west side OF Gin
tOn-st commencing at the northwest OF Hunting
toD-st each and lot on the north side OF
hamilton ave, 25x98xiO9lO. AZ feet from Hunting
fon-st for $1,000. Mr. Adam Fingie bought for $500
the threestOry house with lot, No 2ss Pacicst south
eide between smith and HOytss lot 22X10O feet house
22xAI lot the northeast corner OF Clinton and
Saokettss. 25x9O feet sold TO Mr. II. j. Cullen for
g. 400 Mr. Cullen also purchased four lots. each 2X0O
feet on the north side OF Sacketst Ill feet east Of Gin
tOnst for $1,000 each. Mr. Gayer bought II lots. each
25xlOO on the south side Seyenteenths 15 feet
OF Sevenhave and IL lots each 25x10O feet on the north
side OF EighteeDhs 175 feet west OF Eighthavo Tor
SoO each in both sales FOrtysiK parcels OF property
were sold in Brooklyn, to-day, for $IseOO.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
A. J. BIEECkERi hucuoleor.
PARTITION SALE

II oE An ENTIRB BLOIK OF kINTIFUUR VALUABLE
LOTS on TENTH AND RLEYENTHAyRS AND on SIXTY
sIYTU AND sixty. SEVENTH STS.-ABSOLUTB SALE
BIEECKER SON Co. will sell at sucton. WEDNESDAY,
xrcI Is !. IL ocot the Exchange Saeoom No. Ill Broadway
The bIlowing valuable property;
TENTH LyE8 lots forming the en front Of the TenihaVe on
a. -s. ia. bet siIiy-si1th and SiItyseventhsta
EEVRNTHAyEs lots on the east sdo oE EeeBihaye comp
,n1 ib. mont between sixth and including hs
corners Eleveuth.AVe ,.
sixty sixth sTA lots on the north side OF sttth ST. ei
tb rh, the block Tenth an Eleventh
stXY SEVENTH sta lots adjoining ae last named lots 10 the
49, ,,a.tej on south e Of ST venth all of full dmen,oh,
m, rsde and the situation desirable being the block
-, soe the sold beon estate Of Mrs sarah
al A. n the former Tux s1LR WILL BIZ ABs0Lp rs
AN WITHOUT ASl LIMITATION ON IisSREyArION WHAT
pVrR s-yss.y for o. years
NJ. ast vsf-u,rs No = Ce'irst Of Aaasoo A<AnI
Y,rat Au1.a.ys NJ. ~ Nisn1st
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase will find II FOR their interest to ad
vertlse TIKI TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory well in New
York and all the principal cities and Villages Make the
advertisements short possible stating the advan-
tages offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF TnR
TRIBUNE, SemWeekly, and Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons, that advertisements IN
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged Is cents per line each In
serton in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, % cents per line in sEMI-WELKLr TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Boara amS Rooms.

MO 1 MOnrOe-st, corner of Catharlne-st,
~ BOARD for gentleman end wife and sugle gentlemen
DLEASANT ROOMS to LET-With or with
cut BOARD 10 Suge gentlemen, private family neaIs'OA
ave and Thirty.6hh-st Address HOME. Station y
DLAIN COUNTRY BOARD (near salt waterl
WANTED hy widow lady and three adult dageT, ,erms
be moderate address stating fall particulars d. D. bfooAIa T. v"
NY --------------
lSyANTED-BOARD in private family
w from May Sepmbet bI family three aaa on othe'n
Railroad NeNJcey within ~ miles Of New YORK es % reverence
giysu Alitss CUR8iB. No. "a LsIagsorsYe' esSfNe
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
auttiun Sails Of gtaI Estat,.

DARTITION SALE of REAL ESTATE
valuable PROPERTY the late Hcksoh COnkD containing
IN BRICK YARDS unnnE order Sale
viii take place premises Village OF mile south
Of HeSbufgh the 18th day March 1863 al IL o'clock
Sale psremptOy Terms made known on the DAY o
For particulars inquire A. SCOTT, or w DICKSON New
eurgh, or PETER D0RLAND POughksepne, N l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
9uasts anS :fams @lauttS.

RREWERY.-Three vacant lots wanted in
~ this City Brooklyn Tor with bang which nay
Be converted into Brewery to lease purchase Address Boz
No. 2.O64. SeNlork Post-Omcs
EARM WANTED-From 100 to 200 acres, to
LEASE for years With privilege purchasing Address
stating location &C. HENRY FARMER Station D, NewYOrk
WANTED-FrOm the 1st of May, by private
w family the LOWER PART Of HOUSE IN the City kent 70
be from $50 70 80 per month Address with particulars ROOMS
Boz No $50 Tribune Once.
WANTED-A FARM to LEASE or on shares,
w SITUATION FOREMAN, BY practical fsmeri
having such please direct with full particulars HENRY
DlERKER, Mamaroneck, Weschester County, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Suttiuu SaIss of g,aI Gstutt.

ADnitS r. MULLER. Aucioneer
VCTION SALE of 80 valuable LOTS, situ-
~ a,e on 5aye opposite CeHra Park Madison 81 and 'h
bith Goth 6.h nth 1b rjh f6h d3h a0ih, and U5hb-ADRl
Az H. MILLER = r. WILKINS Co will SILL Al auction.
THtRSDAY March Y O'Clock kIhIoge Ss,,room, No
M BrOaigaT. ~ y, viz.
5TIAvE--g Lots. p. cor 65thsi.. OPP. CeuiTalP Pifk
MADISON AVE- Lot. b.. ". oi 65thst
NADiSONAYf--i Lots %. y. coz hbth st.
4 AVS Lots wesE side comprising the entire fj1i hstHeen
6G.h sni 6,h-ss $1,000
3p-AYE y Lot, west side. between llh sni iljthsti
6ITHST.-i Lots south siie. 2io q. east Of shave
G5THST--2 Lots. north .de. - \ vest Of MAfs0n-aye
b6IilST.-6 Lots south s1e. 100 T. east Of Shsye
C6THST.-l Lot. north aide - T. vest o. Madisonte
18th ST-a Lots. north siie. 10 q. vest n Folrthse
6.THST3 Lots, south siie. leo r. west 81 fouriAgc
7GTI SIT Lots. north .llc s. q. east Of Madison
TTTIlST-2 Lots. soutl .ige. g n of Maiis0nav5
BjIIfST.-H lot, north .iis. az q. est Of Avenue A
9TH SIT south side. % q ius of Avenue
BJriST-s lots. north side. 2li n west Oi hinii-agr
aTHST.--d lots. south size. 20 q. west oi Ninth
ll5TlIS1.-g Lots, south SIDE 63 u vest 0f Ihidavr.
Terms sale Maps the 0fc Oi tho Aucaoue, W Pnsst
y.v.Yors as7sl
At AUCTION, TOMORROW, March 10.
a Exchange Sse,rooIu. No III Broadway.
eocl drsca-s ssior bfowastOue front HOUSE No
ave- Murray u ~.
A.o No 58 last TLrt, hToyrstoae HOUSE
uit port corlerc stable the urs No Eb Auction
Notices World snd Evening Post OF q
AILENs BROWN No BrosiWsT.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
NORTH HRNPsrYAp

NORTH
acres adjoining land OF Jacob Rescn highway leading
70 the NIL Sltp
NKw-JERsEY-HUDsOH COUNTY.
Morrsst, lots 55I55 each 25IlOD gGsOO
Washington a., lots 1920 blk 2g each 2IlOO 5000
Waynest S. % H. Of Nsrckst lS 9IlOO. 1850
Lots to " inclusive blk 10 Coster S31
Lots blk IO5 Coster estate. 90
udson's s., 25i Of Philadelphia Po,foAd 2HlO1 Sl2 0O
MonmOnthst lots a. % and 25 each 2JIlOO.. LOO
Jackson ST., lot g. 25-lO2 1900
FranAIn.St lot AIS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
3 A. LAWRBNCR AuCriOsEhK
Il ANVRENCE & STRATTON will sell at

i AWRENCE ~ SIRAIION Will sell at
IL AUCTION TUESDAY March n 1863 At u O'Clock at
. Exchange No III Broadway keuIOrk the ROW
LAND o Farm containing about 5 Of land uuder
,o situated the OF Flushing. Queens Co. L. L.,
ontng the road leading from JamieA Fu;sng miles from
Village and 10 miles from Hunters Point Ferry The property
al, h. I n .I plots from 10 IS each high ground aud
optne on ssd roads On the property large tSosio frame
With extension Also good tenement
or arm HOUSE ouTBuILDlSGs. The nsghbOr'
b . good rare opportunity offered for adeabe residence
or paPoA Also Is Of salt MEADOW at
Pa sbtr particular. apply Aueon,ors III
pro.1v uasem
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
J. JOHssoS. IT,. Auciloneer
DY NSON g. MILL Err
I'D AUCTIONERRS AND


J. JOissoN. r., Auetoneef
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER
ID AUCrlONEHRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 2j SAsAUsT.. COR C'DARsr., hEE'losS
ouss, so County tnd faras bought sold I.aisi 81
suf Loans Auction sales stocks Furniture hissk
TtESDAi March -,
Aii2 O'clock, at Erolaags Sllssroem. No III BfotiEN
BROOKLiS PROPERTY.
300 SPLENDID PARK LOTS.
Ions are f.rIt cat.I MONTGOMERY CAKROLL BALTIC.
TESTU EgINIH PRESIDENT. UNION, BRAkION. SHtR
MtS WICKOFFsTSi SIXTH. TENTH. and ELEVEN llANEs
TENS liberal maps Il o. 81 Au oncers No . Nassau't
WEDNESDAY March y,
40 ~ O'Clock,
.ths Erchssge saie.room No IIi Brosdwsy. Nsv.York
ABSOLUTE SALE
"a or ~ the Eernto % Charles OEel iscsasd Of
valuable improved property ou Broomest
BROOMR ST No .Nsuatl~ house and lot situated On south
m brek .rrnson 2El6. seeoud foo o 25rO1 seeuiTave
prr NAY on mortgage Tor three year'
Also al time and place
pro VALUABLE l8rH WAgp BROOKLYN LOTS.
pd POKTR These lot, bat short distance from BUSH
THURSDAY March 25
A. Il ococt ths EIshuge Ssrooms No Ill Broadway CrTin
Buliirgsl krs. York
Receivers order - he Court u the valuable water
oH property Marine Rasay CompAny Hunters Pon Long
Island The sale will b. pcremplory. .
This yu,e property opposite Thirty fourth st. SeE York
ent block oi ground, containing gpgst Of ~
exclusive Of the piers. streets, 6r
snOn capitalists manufacturers end others called 10 this
property The ksb0r New better adapted for
extensive purposes than The above h location Queens
Countr valuable the fact that there the
tisBg comparison with the city For terms which vail he liberal
TYSON esq wM. H. MAILER s Receivers. No os wall't,
Nrs-Y York.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
guttls.

A MEXICAN HOUSE, ,,ss
And extensive improvement, which have recently
~! - XII, ponuar Hotel the largest New England enable
,b n,an 10 Tourists Families aud The travelling Public
cohvsnenes superior TO any other hoen the city
% a n,st Summer additions been made OF numerous suites Of
wth bathing water closets de attached Of
. passenger elavor the beat constructed
y,1, su, upper story OF the house In one minute he era
n.rr aud richly and the entire house thorough" "
.b,d .nd elrushed maEipg H. all m appointments equal 20
ny note IN the county Telegraph 0mce Billiard Halls aud Cafe on
the irss a0or bH"Ao AlNS a. eVN rtVp'.'1-.-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Bruoklpn R,aI 6statt for SaI,.

..--~
EOR SALE-Six new three story and base
meut brick DWELLING HOUSES with all modern Improvement
CJmert between Bedford and Nythcavs
BTooklvn minutes from Roosevelt ana Grand fer Pe
10000 $4,000 A6OaO APpO JOHN IEAHb, No
50 South Seyeuth-st, williamsburg
EOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT, No. 10l
Wsshu Brooklyn lot l0Il f. house ErH Il rooms
water gsa bath washtubs kG I've minutes from Fulton fery Ap
ply on the premises
EOR SALE in BrOOklyn-The 3-stOry, base
u ment suboelar brick HOUSES Nos aud West Balest
Court 5000 each Apply 70 W. W. sIEPHENSoN' No !
Park Tsee, Nev-York CITY.
TINWO BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES in South
o,C,y5 with 6pe spacions grounds Also fne 3storT
brick HOUSE No 357 CumbeIsadst Apply 10 j. WOODBRIDGE
Ne - Pnest
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
ADRIAs H. MrLLER AuctoneeE
EXECUTORS SALE of the Lease OF Valna'


EXECUTORS SALE of the Lease of Valua-
II III, Pnh- aud Forty nnhs LOTS.
ADRIAN IL MULLER T. r. WILKINS & Co will sell At Auction
on TUESDAY March a. At u GcOcf al ths Exchange sAesroom No
order Of Executors 81 A. w Bradford deceased the
GioNinr y.lnsb. Columbia College Leases, viz:
FlFTAyRTh Lease Of lot nolt west corner ftav and Forty
uint, being feet inches on Fn ave- III @ on Forty nlnths'
,nd i2s f.e, or the northery side.
PORTY EISTIlSTThe lease Of lot north side Of Forty nuis
,.s ~ bs Avenue 81 feet Foynnh IS feet In
O feet on the westerly side ud 20 feet inches the ssery side
1be Ia,es are from Columbia College for 2 with three renewals
Ground Of the Ffhave lot 0per anuun and Of the Forty
rntst LOT This property beautifully located on
hgb ound class eence not surpassed By lots on
fnh-Ave
S rs Ys,,n.st OF 10 sfAkR FRLToN No. PHes Maps at
the once Of Auctoneers, Nc Puest, " Y
COLE, AUCTIONEER-Elcga MAN
". SION and Thyght LOTS OF LAND, near Prospect Park
on Fi0bs,e. Carroll aud Presdentsts, 10 BE- sold on
WEDNESDAY, March ~, at u "a,
Al the Cly Salesr00m, No 10 Coutst, Brooklyu
Til, Mansion formerly part of the Pohemus Estate and se
gauily finished. 1000 o,. , avn a. ,,- -.
Also No Clermontaye and LOIS OF LAND 25H9S feet
T, 6ne tsosory brick house perfect order GA tue adjoining
lots Is good greenhouse, &c
Sale pS,Itye account OF the going to Europe
Maps ready al The once OF the Aneioneer
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
GEo. A. LKAVIrT, Auctionesr :
D00K TRADE SALE ROOMS CLINTON

POOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astorplsse and Bghtrst LEAyTrT. sTRkBElGH
On THURSDAY MARCH l9, and following days,
At o'clock H., each iay.
PRIVATE LIBRARY.
Comprising large assortment Miscellaneous BOOKSa The sshoss
departments Of Literature History, Biography Rcon te, 10
Also,
MEDICAL LIBRARY
OF about 800 volumes the Of Books be nd s
Library Of Physician Catalogues ready aud Books exhibition
On MONDAY, MARCH 80 and following daTs.
The PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the late W. Bradford ESQ., formerly
SurrOg OF Catalogues ready.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
WILLIAM NJ. LIrTLH AuctiOneer.
RY WYCKOFF 81 LITTLE.

ID ACCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. ISL hontaguesi Brooklyn.
Houses Lots Farms Dock Property, bought snd sod a. ta5 -
Special attention EKecutOn and Referees bsss
on THURSDAY, March - ldbG
O'Clock Salesro0m. Courts Montagasn.
Brooklyn POSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE Of DWELLINGS on Laa
rensst, UnOn-st. Bergen-st and WyckohsL
No ~ LAWRBNCR-ST. near Wloughbyst ast Ella" Sssorf
BRICK all improvements.
UNIOS-SF soulhsast corner Hicks. 3stoy STORE 25rSO
Nos 22 2lJ 2T BERGBNST between Boud aud Neytss
3story BRICK AL Improvements. -. -
WYCKOFFS between Court and Smith 23rti lot eIlo
terms of the Auetoneer No Isl MonAguesI Brootfa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

J. p TRAvER, AuctiOneer No. II Chsmbefs q ,.,
M0RTG G AG f SALE OF FURN IURE,
vi THURSDAY 18th inst 10, O'clock a. No II fenyt Asaa
pace Rosewood suites Bocatei Brenss
Por Piano Pmpton and Secretary BetteAd' "ad
Rosewood Tables Large Pier AID otbes
snd Mahogany Bureaus Velvet Tapestry Brussels
Carpets Oil Cloths Mahogany aud Hana Bed
Ads Best Hair Huk Spring aud Straw Mattresses Bedding ke
Dining Chairs aud other Tables CoeSe
Glass Kitchen Furniture Be Catalogues ready
JAMES CARR Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

WI Dealer In RIAL ESTATE bas Of the very best property ~
te village fr sac; plots ~ eisat o.as aAAs wa
, bo1 &C. Wo iarks .usled Houses 70 t odcs oa
T st. resr rs1,i depot B.-si3t-s 40 'Ar " Voc 's 0'
usts. .ilssf fyrfalc
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

NOR SALE-At FOrdham, Westchester Comfy,
- nts, al from Depot Apply to H. De MOTT $500 cash
the balance mortgage
IN NEWARK, n. J.-FOr SALE-A comfort
,ms COTTAGE RESIDENCE, inmates vaik from Chsnat't
dsoo The best part be city water and ,ve eoaIsn.ne
S,,y Who wsut class house ~ moderate pIce Lot
e5.ioi price 500 Inquire of. g. FREEMAN Nos % and "
Iisneb At
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
6ountrp B,L 6s!ats fur SaI,.

HOUSE and 16 LOTS near MOrrisania Depot.
Inamrs .i PRINTING Oare. No so Kas Twenty siIih.t
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

INOR SAIE-NaIuaOIe OUAL INUIEhI
srJ MINES u miles from Psburgh Pa msiu trnnh rail
road thoroughly improved and stocked 'h everything necessary to
.,s no 10 opsr.on city depot and established trade An
up.aaed opening stock company hi VIII BE- o Tor lees than
eo. Of unmprovsd coal lands
Tsru, $500 ls cash payment. $1,000.
Address J. C., Portohee, Box No 1s1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-16
Manhood Suffrage.

A correspondent Of the New York
| Herald has had conversation with
Senator Trumbull, OF Illinois, with refer
ence especially to the bill Of Sumner to
guarantee universal suffrage. The Sen
a.or is represented as saying he had no
objection TO allowing the colored men Of
| Illinois to vote, aud that II all the States
could agree on such measure a source
Of contention and annoyance would be
removed. But he thinks the people are
not for it; that to do it by act OF Con-
eress would be absurd; that Congress
has 40 such power; and that If It had, q
Democratic Congress might undo, in the
game of battledore and shuttlecock, what
a Republican had done. He regarded
a Constitutional amendment for that
purpose as fraud on the peo-
ple. Michigan. Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Connecticut, Missouri and
Kansas had voted negro suffrage
down, and to pass it now by the votes OF
the required Republican Legislatures OF
these States would plainly misrepresent
and defraud the people. But, neverihe.
less, the Senator believed the bill would
pass, now that the two-thirds ma
jority by the Legislatures could be
obtained. 1t would be brought up early
and pressed with energy through Con-
gress and the Legislatures, now that ii
can be done. But it would be none the
less a fraud on the people. ~
Nothing but force and party necessity
which knows no law, human or divine,
could achieve the result, under any cir
eumstances, in the American republic.
But it is not now more certain that 1t
will be done than that it will be
also speedily undone. A fraud can
not stand long with any people.
And SO suicidal measure will fail,
either from the resolution and indigna-
ton of patriots and statesmen, or by
lapse into anarchy, which it necessitates
and involves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-16
M &c M PHIs
wednesday Evening. Nee. IL. nss.
THE NEWS.

Reports from Gen. sheridan's camps oeio"
ro,, nodge state that the Indians have taken
refuge in the Comanchs country. and that tne
war cannot be ended this winter.
The Reconstruction Committee OF Consreis
have examined the showing Of the Mississippi
Committee why seven counties should be
thrown out of the count. whereby the state
Constitution will be carried BY three hundred
votes. No action further reported.
Congress will be principally occupied prior 10
the adjournment over the holidays, By euio-
GUMS on Stevens and others deceased.
Chicago is alive with Generais-from Com
mander-in- Chief down to Second Lieutenant.
The crowd are eager TO look ut the great and
speaehes have begun.
The Omnibus Railroad bill. providing Tor the
d issuance of two million and half dollars IN
STATE bonds to certain railroads. was defeated
in the House yesterday by:a decisive majority
No other measure increasing the State indeot-
dness can pass.
Apeaceful terraination Of the instruction AZ
C.diz is stated as having been brought about
through the intervention OF the American
Consul. The country il still unsettled ana
there l. much distress among the poor.
In consequence Of the defeat OF the OMNIBUS
bill the East Tennesseeans are ready Tor any
thing calculated to damsge the political pros
poets Of Middle and West Tennessee members.
Nothing has yet been done as to the Mem
phis Police commrssionership appointment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-16
Wanted-A Few More Hundred Thousand
EiQgerg

Our President in his message to Con-
gress indicates somewhat hlibusterlng
spirit when be says am satisfied that
the time has arrived when even so direct
q proceeding as proposition for an an
nexation Of the two republics of the
island of st. Domingo would not only
receive the consent Of the people inter-
ested, but would also give satisfaction to
all other foreign nations" Is this q
grim joke on the part Of our Executive !
The Radicals have had such dose OF
African blscking that their oppossfs
now wish to surfeit them to the point OF
reaction. To annex St Domingo is to
add to our troubles and increase our
population by half million of negroes
fully educated TO revolutionary turmoil.
They would make an excellent element
for the carpet-baggers to work upon. A
large aristocratic faction predominates
there, and a grand duke will black your
boots while bis duchess does your wash.
ing. Congo is also well represented, and
our missionaries will find an excellent
field for labor in the correction OF VOC
dooism and fetichism existing among
these natives. Altogether there are nn'
merous arguments in support OF this
broad niger view of our President. Lee
us. by all means, annex the island
-New York Herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-16
plARKETs.

Nav YoRK, December l6, 1895 Am
Gold, 1854. Cotton; Uplsnds-ordinary
22} good ordinary, 2si low middling
"a 7; middling. est; good middhng, 26s
Florids--0 ordinary. 22} good ordinary
2st; low middling, "a middlIng, 26t
good middling. 26l. Mobile-Ordinary,
22A; good ordinary, 23i; low middline
24i middlipg, 25ii good middling, 26t
New Orleans and Iexas-ord,nary, zz4i
good ordinary 2Ss; ~ low %adHnns' s "a
Market strong, with fair inquiry. Ster'
ling exchange dull at 1904 for sixty-day
bills. Gold market bearish.
LIyERpooL, December l6, l;2O pm
Cotton marke, quiet but firm prices are
unchanged.
Lexpes, December l6, LEO p.m.--Five,
twenties, not quoted; Erie, 27td; Con-
soils, 92ii; Illinois Central, 96ld.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-16
rhs Negro copgresuman.

The Radicals have discovered another
preiext TO keep Menard, who claims to
have been elected to gil the vacancy
occssioned by the death of Col. Mann, OF
Louisiana, out Of Congress At the time
Of the death of Col. Mann be was the
sitting member from the Second District
of Louisisus, but bis seat was contested,
and the question was undetermined. and
is vet before the Committee on Elections.
Should the House of Representative
decide that Col Manns contestant was
entitled to The seat, Menard would not be
received, as he was elected TO fill Mann {
unexpired term. Thus the Radicals have
another pretext for refusing TO receive
and sit with q negro Congressman--
Ndshcilie Union and Amerisun.