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! Slight months ago they denounced Gen
Grant as gehemently as they nOw do 1fWmbali
Grimes and Fessenden. They would mo-
have Grant for President under any cir
eumstances. He was at least az bad as
johnson but, to-day, the very men who
formerly denounced Grant, have seized up
on him as the only available candidate
the only man with whom they can VIM
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THE New York EUening Post speaking
Of the leaders of the Radical party who 50
literally denounce those Senators who re-
fuse to perjure themselves and vote for the
convietion of tho 7prao;dsrt savs
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On Monday, the LIST inst, a lasee num-
Der Of the good citizens of Mary county
assembled in convention at the Courthouse
in Columbia, for The purpose of aPpOintibg
delegates 10 the State Convention. 10 he.
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a. few appropriate remarks we're made
by the Chairman, ia which were chiefly
stated the objects of the convention.
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An Albany @oorrespon of-the
Brooklyn observation-disclosures
es that paper the following particulars
in regard to Chief Justice Chase and the
democratic nomination. IThe fact that
Mr.. Jacobs, mentioned as one in the
eonclave, has an interest in the Eagle,
gives the item a semi-official impor-
tances This evening MAY 90 large
number of leading democrats held a
htical movements. Among those pres
entBere Governor Seymour, VIM. Cas-
sidy, Peter Cagger, Senators Beach,
Norton, Hubbard, and Banks, Judges
Grover and Miller, Comptroller Allen,
Attorney General Ohamplain, State
Treasurer Bristol. John c. Jacobs,
Chairman of the Impeachment Man
of the Buffalo Courier, Hon. Smith NJ.
Weed and others OF note. Governor
in the course of conversation,
took decided ground in favor of the
nomination of Chief Justice Chase for
the Presidency by the democratic con-
yention. BE thought Chase, in view of
his recent action and his democratic
1t would present to the American peo-
pie the issue of the judiciary against
military power, law against anarchy.
Governor Seymour thought PendIeton,
by aiding in thus harmoniZing the an
elements, would make him
self the great leader of his party in the
future. In the course of conversation
it was limited that the platform upon
which Mr.. Chase would stand would
be acceptable to the anti-radical party.
The democrats present, representing
nearly every section of the State, re-
ceiVed Governor Seymour's sugges-
lions, not only with the respect due to
their source, but many of them with
lively satisfaction, feeling that If Mr..
Chase's position is such as the Cover
nor intimated it to be, the democracy
can have a candidate with whom, I'M
der the circumstances, not only, the
Presidency but majority in the House
of Representatives, can be assured"
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2. II any poison Is swallowed drink
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dozen other articles known, with the
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hand; If not a pint ofsweet oil, or lamp
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OF Il moderate cut Instantly is to cover
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4. If the blood comes from the wound
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blood ceases to dow; keep 1t there till
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better, enyelop yourself in carpet
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8. 1.-THE body lis tired, rest; If the brain
"a tired, sleep.
Z. If the bowels are loose, lie down in
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the open air to the extent of gentle
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things are righted; this suggestion. If
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a Monster of the ARA Very strange
story.
Translated from Ell Zero Cd,Til OF Santiago
CbUie March 06

Chile, March 70.
Yesterday, about o'clock p. M,
when every one had finished work at
this mine (Garin Mine, ana the work
men in n group were awaiting their even
ing meal we saw coming through the air
gigantic bird. which at first we sup
posed to be cloud surrounded by the
atmosphere, and divided from its COM
panions BY. a chance current OF air.
AS the object in question came near
er, filling US with very natural feeling
of surprise, we were able to note that
it was an unknown creature of the air
the roc of the Thousand and one
nights" perhaps, or possibly n levia-
than of the deserts. From whence did
II come To where was it going? Its
direction was from the northeast to
southwest, Its flight rapid ana in a
direc. line. On passing short dis
lance, and over onr heads, we were able
to note the rare structure of its body.
Its great wings were clothed with a
brown plumage; the head of the mon
ster was in shape similar to that of the
graSshopper, with enormous eyes wide
opened and brilliant as stars, and COW
cred with something like hair or brts-
ties; the body, lengtheniDg itself out
like that of serpent, was covered with
brilliant scales, which emitted metallic
sounds as the strange animal moved
itself along.
Surprise resolved itself into fear
among the workmen in the presence OF
such a strange phenomenon. The
whole stock of archaeological science
possessed by the good miners was in
vain exhausted to find the name and
qualities of the strange bird which had
lust passed without leaving a sign.
Some assert that in those moments they
perceived detestable smell, like that
given out by arsenic on being burned.
Others that their senses were not
offended by any unusual odor. The
superstItious believe that it is the devil
in person they have just seen pass,
while others recollect having been wit
ness, some years ago, in the same place,
of the passage of a similar mon5trops
bird.
As the whole affair is in the extreme
curious. we have thought it our duty
TO communicate it to you, Withholding
all useless comment, for the truth Is
that we cannot explain satisfactorily to
ourselves what we have seen for the
first and probably the last time in our
lives. Can il be possible that, In the
desert or the Cordilleras, Nature pleases
to give life to these monstrosities, and
rears them in solitude for many years,
and when they have attained sufficient
strength they commence their flight
through space, and the earth guards
their skeletons to the confusion OF
sages, who, on meeting them, believe
they have found antedilnYian remainsE
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0tr3GntetlEiiQetrter
srEADRAsr,

as one entranced win sometimes gaze affair
Into the deep blue night,
At the sweet radiance Of some special star
That shines supremely bright.
his look concentred-all the rest unrecked
Their glowing courses run;
Though by ten myriad gems the heavens are
decked,
To him there is but one.
So look up into glorious face,
Into calm kind eye,
Radiant with Queeniy nobleueSs and grace,
Clear as a cloudless sky.
Not brtght-as brooks that DER the shadows
But oh SO pure and deep
With fathomless serenity Of soul
Like ocean In sleep.
There might be faces fifty times as fair,
Oh, dear.loved lady mine!
But though there were, I'D neither know
nor care.
Pm blind TO all but thine.
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ACCORDING to The Boston Post, the
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Stanbery 50 resuming of hostilities
on the part of the Senate.
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is seen in the placing in one sectton-fowIs or
meats, together with cabbage, onions, tur-
nips, potatoes, &c, &c, &c, and Steaming
two or three kinds of puddings at the same
ume-wlthout the slightest change offiaYoT,
II Is philosophical result which astonfsh-
es All, and has gwen the Steamer popularity
never equalled by any cooking invention.
Every family should have one. No family
can afford 10 be without it. IL IClI pay for
Itself Ia a ue7.y short time. III.
splendid opportunity for Agents and for
investment In rights,