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AN Af48 e. 4H6&V NHQ$. OF AQtS8S. H&4 &pP4
Tie W.
Tia 8ec1etAFJ replied that It MS not.
Considerable discussion followed, and AesNa
wefe not considered, bec1HSe urheard.
II 8KlANER, ea Adams, raid the A4ststans
~ se157 81 etate hxd no disc.et1on In the pscn-
1e4. II Old hot beiop4 to him 10 nreuare the u4t
N tAk4atek The fetr1ne Wern msde b. and
Anraseed hI, the different CounfY CletfS. sceuri.
se g - = " q dns 1s;t 4 e.
tood. He suaas..ea taas, for ne safe Of pesce
mo!ow.
tns &; GaoteGA .sa sgAa mased mat me Clerk Gu
b maae b nin. "eA' - o'9e@
NJ sk!ASEN still objected. There wttH fttu
kNo me@bef1 4bsent7 Aad theE8 VA 10 nee1 OF
assss. Ine 61scass1on continued II great langtn,
spa 1 mnGn 1ssltng VA manifested
u,,1f1 - .,eas poFsd taas tas deeEa:es AttoErn
Hrn 49, n smooM. a2o tnAs Ms sso Caat1; ",
" t1a 11S@neI
~. ~ CAuACA objected. Re Claimed that bJ
~ sse antJ of The Secretary Of state 70
SUI Hs moved s q ada sae ual ass n Nedas xns
- GVSA.
os5 < sReaxsm IoI4Eed
taa sema.nce ., u snes.aaat q ea sousS1sey us1ea
fmro,et H1 11S est9az e. ~ a. "es: desirable that =
t,s1o. s.ta = ooaJ ~ tns, nattNR sot1 Hel9ntY
11a 4nnea n oeiote aeitoz tor 70 imperial s.ate Il
tanas !,a1e sa1sio eonanct iselI H1tn deceocy and
nsnaesH :, t1s - 20 o@ea4 xneT.eogs et ne
~ ~ - 1tI sa,S II y nans ,s tns ee5aacases
@.,s ~ ~ y - AGs eases a1t saSy
- 1s.sv 81 ass ~. ce p SoSMoeIoo tewpoa9n5
100 iE1en =. ptfmaneaay osk.ntxsd. ~ odsEed
S,,st11 = y1Ea kok1saoMM =. taas eoe tso tem2oa1
- x ~ Ia .1 qss1 ~. d 1as
ad'S9'1 ysF 2 sTls; !; ssslF repes ..n,,..
~ NJ. HAt - o. CoSkt mo7eo taa1 M AaMtlau %
eeaid e pfeea1d s itee!Vsd iva Is 1essstasd sas9d
MentsTs tns1 ~ ~. -. H.d ~ ~ ~ n -
ser1n ia Eea; snd liz neon,e .hn ~ aeste.; ~
them 10 tic best Of n.s sh.,i,T. seasrdiess oi
pW 1rRxFp ..,, ,,,, .. " f,d... ,.z.
~ f., ~ ~, T. HA1 tan1 tant ~ ~ I.; n1%S 81
I'D n1 eest,aes,e il IL poefes @s '''2' 40
fofTayd am SAW - IL c1s,r nnon tEs'es "
.r s4I kaso ~ u ~ ~ tna s e'3A' uPoa "24ca lis
u TGESEK .ssn g =, 9osed I'd :, proceed to s.sc..
forpr .,9a ~ - i,nIt 49, - .s,,nt, 9xy. u
"a ~ f4.Ms ~ s.stan. W 1.-s ~ fea n'sts
~ ,o,s ~ :, .s,a tae 1o' aAo e1en neiaoet
~ I,III7nT1 II n .ic.s, =, r,.,ton
tnr tmrrnttn - sr.d suS tho,, ~ Pue 70
escied ~ soas Sns ~ - s. ~ .inse ~
@ httu1 asrns os ,os'ne' @ao NJ Seeee' Aeoooooso'
1ors fnfeG, ~ ooaoae1eo 70 1as eaA9' ano
'p'>e - ''''s rH. DEMENT'S spr1cu.
etnsz<p.>,. n IL ceaTtastoa: st :f1
Ter.Ir nt1et,s ~ ~ .o9 pesso9s laa1ca.sa s,,f1
nose # orosn,1n9 fe..ist,va hnd~ - ~ = ~.
poese d TesnIa 10 Il feads ceftaioiys e IN.
nj 1s n p9tor n;1 FL - = Q. MGn oceop5
~ {eenss h a. nnf ~ .aert ~ sss f, "na
1fts,ieg M taalia 10 you. Wn!s ,hete @ has s. been
~ ,'. ~. 1,1t. sp - u1pea4
Trds a. sses,'s III ~ 1a4 &h
Hat sss 70 sn 5s .. e9sloa1 s Of ~
n;nnti H Il o1 zcconns ~ ~ k;ndnAsa .nr rcod
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Annual Reunion OF the Twenty
fourth Michigan Infantry.
epeeaAl Despatch to Tna Chicago Tnn0na.
DE9kou, Dec. l.
Tie Twenty fourth Michigan IntAntry held sne.r
auunai 1rnnion To-day, IL ihta city, General NaEt
F12ntgan prendlrG. Tia exerciAes commenced
by 4 nustness meeting 1t Toung Xeo1 Bal. when
aorg LIT c6 ot1oe11, with 9enefAl F.autkA1 n
President. Detroit, and December II, l6sn, xrFc
selected Rs the p1ce IND ane Of Tic neN tru- tous
An or1'ton was then delivered bJ Major 3 B.
Wxht. and the history OF the regiment xA4 then
rc1d By SefReaot 8 b. Greea, DOW oue OF the edl-
fc1p Of the Free FrnAs. THIS evening banquet u
IN prqEzeas x1 The HatseN Hoc1e.
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Escape oil Prfaanefs- Al
fEATs

IppwymlH, Dec. lI-Thrtt p1asonei1, r Il.
lores, B. p. NrsoD, End Geoeya Bnfkheaff. can.
nnpd II The Cxawfososviue. 1nd- Hs4 escaped
Thuleda3 nik1t BY taxing sp tho jail hoos Ae1
buftpHfpe nnAe11AAth the WA11L
T1amm 1M3o1, n a1daAvostnE to etaek Aiear1
TH1nef ftpfa 4 aApfuA NeAT 0Heaah0eA fef SAI
enoduot VIA 4sshesd 1vs sl17aQ y Te21R I'D
Killed,
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KENTUCKY,
31N = V0A n, .
senatorial EgectloA-ChRncea Eo1
McCreery-Lextsfntl

mCCtetfy-LcKsa1nt
.Lou1sv1I11, K5., Dec 1s-The election for
United Statea Senator takes place It Frankfort
morrow. All accounts are 70 the ensct th1s
McCFtery, the present. incumbent, viii Gufe1y be
ferurned, probably on the trst ballot
f0CBy1iLK, Dec. 1a-Frends Of the different
Se5atoE1al aspiya1ts It Frankfort ART not Idle.
Governor S.eEeuson'A = A4lTocates Affect confidence,
hut 1fe, 1t Il thought, tot 1t case. The question
Of locality 10 A9atnat nt, besides credited rep1rt
Enys the Governor could not take the oAth II
ELECTED. becanle having declared, aftes the nrar
battle Of MAnassaa On h!s return nom
1chnord, thxt he had 4 Colouels commission and
urged othera 70 ArEa N aid Of the rebellion Sem
ktor Mccrce1J arrived today. GouAdty has not
resigned tn favor OF Wintet7mtb, but leaves the
remaining aspfrana 10 Eight out the contest On
their respective MaF11A
in the Senate the Judiciary Committee reported
ID elaborate bill for the creation Of An Insurance
Bureau, one for the Incorporation and regulation
Of life fnaosance compAaieA
a negro iTaJman. W.T. watering his niue IN tht
nrer At Frankfort, WAS drawn IN beJond his depth
and drowned.
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V8ftlxB Markets,
FRAsKEpHI, Dec. l5-Erca1uS.
Bou9a fsm. sIk.
:. ... AyIWtHr, Dec. IL
Petroleum eIosed hxt II S6tf-
The Lire stock Markets.

The Lire AtDtA Markets.
NEW roAK.
NEw YoAx, Die irwin &a4 head Of cattle fer she
wc<t. the 1taQ cn tA1t today arc msFe than ample
A.tse hoi'dsvs draw nsar mar 4. s:st1e - e.atd
tho best ye1. anr cwt Ohio sradeA II liz pr =
Poor stock and 1e1an., of which 10 We1r ia The Jatd
aosd s!ow at fcair1lY tho p1ioea Of last Mert. 81
lee 70 .,1s4e; fair to Esed beevN hEoashs
l+A9lse. The aa1het .veraEtnk lt4e- Aone lots ~
l7e: 8 Texan. IA hrnush: ~ IL Texans. III
hs i1he: 1eo lnnots, 6 - it4l6e The westher 4
plenty md lnwer assto hnE1trK casAfs The ho,iday
SO Shoold BE- re BY rext Monday. Something Ees1
En< II e.; ecttd.
shttp ne coming IL. IN hettrr quality. and hene'
brig -ney To- i ~ ~, xith la, todsy IA
Gto1k sells quick and thta ssa. VIC 9nose { ASAc n,
very ptor To medium Ha7c tnt good to eItrA with
eete very surrFa.r u &4a: Salea c.r, -. p*o1
I!o T. Gsnsts, II s'c. with err Of very Inc IA Z.
Hn4tWe.x tc>d.v the = car. making T. 80 Tor tn,
Hctk. be-fdr* lkn WtsteFn dFtssed. Lire are quote
At lo u31+c- dessed With Western drrssed selfknE
IKE.
A1nAy1, pee i1.-Bscve-N1th marked fa1inx Of
n Fuppty. market cheerful and advance Of 1EAt{
esta bAhed faner GhStatuuas eatte htnokht t9kAl4t
The tapEe wss d14asHc for sheep and lsnbs With IN
9eesed sepI1y. Marker @he better: o6er1nsA how
Hoss-ReceIpss very HIT Demand kn,a euu,plets
9lIc tos AaehI1aa, and 1o4t2iiHc fuE Illinois
PHILADELPHIA.
PH1lApElfHIA- Dec tA-Heef eAttle AdT1fcaa; Il
nA estefn. std⩽ fAaE to good s4Alocs common
Ekttp-sales 1nnoo head At ka:e e7oss.
Ao<z-pIa ana lower: taIes 1ss.' head It 3t&oa9114
peE eNt
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CAH7nAdK, Ill. Dec. 1a-Tnn Board Of Snoer-
s1sprs, to. day, requested tho Constitutional Con.
reptioa 10 cede Jurisdiction oTer Stuvoo and Eev-
cntJ.twp EquxEe miles 10 tae Cnlted States for the
capital, and appointed Co nm!t:e OF Correspond
epcr. The ordinance win be presented to the
convention to -Uurrpw.
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F1tssbnrzh OH Market.
P11tBCxah4 Ike N-CFade petroleum firmly Ae.
ttTc hid e1o*ed w!sh IKE freely ht for spot sel
Drs1sher. Hs1es Atc4 hrts. seller DcttTb-r. Il Ue
1tA b3ls 1t t31zt; AQs1 bis Ao1A Batas3Ay, At4z
pssxmbef, iIsAe Fat,Ts aa1, ksnned - wea1. n 7s
ctnbtt Il size: lpos hla It axe; ~ his, December
Il Ie: jsnuaJ /, Aafea n11Iaa1J u ae; spot quase
Il Nx[1Laxc Little iacnt1y.
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DRY GOODS.

have advertised,
no special re-
duction Of lead
ing styles to as
tonishingly low
prices, as a bait
to catch GUS
|:tomers,
|A.G.DOWns
| T. Co.,
5o:LAM-ST,,
WILL SELL
Dress Goods, Plaitls,
Cloaks, Suits,
Felyets, Beavers,
FlannelS, Blankets,
Underwear,
trimmings,
ShaWls, &C.,
At lower prices
TIL an will be
made by any
other house in
Chicago. Do.
not be beguiIed
by 'showy no.
tices of PRETEND
ed sacrifices, but
10 ok round d.,
| compare prices,
and decide.
| Choice lot Of
FANCY GOODS,
ls1li+ahIa far Hnl-
iday at
less
It h a n u S U a |
(prices. Ah-L-in-
en- dwelling,
20 inches wide,
|for IL 1-2 cents,
|Worh 20 cents.
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MASONIC NOTICES.
REAL EsTlTE.
FOR SALE,
i First-Class Btltk Dwelling House,

Writ s1te earr er 1t. asx12K Hacss tnt eoEaoletcd.
Tvo.torit NiiA xeene.a seli1:s ten s1 s.a ss9*sss
5hft bopst n Sl With ths g1eats4 eAte y tAnai5
srrrtti to AAta Il 4 pefLaoent h1ne. peEf feW
hosses II ~ dy 4re 20 tefeex n N 1espectA VII be
so'a II a s~s LOUIS LLOYD CO.
III Qla1A0su-<t
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SMART ESERGErIC c4HTASsERS
DRESSED HOGS,
Dressed Hogs

We ri pespsle6 to !. 1ahs Drsqsel uoeu tas Gazing
se4sca ton ecu1aisaianl aEd Eakn Hs@-at 1dv12eaE
IN lhjfEx1e1
f1ouE. Gt1tn Ed Pfuvta3ess1 bccktt ~ saa a.da&
On EA1ftak. GItHKRr 4 rtELp
Cpuc Issico AaEeA1u1,
IaW14At1xt1zH. Ghisa2a, n
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Nj. COZ 06ered resolution recttiaZ that i u
Adsteahls TO modify The s11at1oa aud tlt6 Ia
csaes wharf unjust and hurdenaome dlsrimrss-
tons exist By tae preEc1t t2W, md to tn1sxDcs tAo
Co1n1t1ss Of WGJ1 and MsAaa torepsgt a's@ u
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TRADEs ArsEMBLY.

At regular meeting Of the Trades As
senhly, held on Saturday evening, May p,
in tho absence Of the president and vice
pr ssident, Mr.. I. Lynch was called TO the
chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. Lichtner, a co nmittce from the Ger
man Trades Assembly, suggested the pro
pTicty Of the visiting comm ttee beng
awarded the rights VI the floor.
The committee appointed to return the
visit Of the representatives from the German
Trades ASS, mbly, asked for further time.
Granted
The committee on organization reported
that the valiOus trades were showing eyi-
dence Of renewed activity.
The committee on fitting up hall reported
that Their duty b ad been performed.
TIE finance committee reported that books
Of the late treasurer had been examined and
found correct
Reports from delegates being in order,
The following were received from the vari-
Gus unions:
HARNESS MAKEK- Trade good; strike
coming to , successful close.
TiHoRs Trade very dull for the month
w MAY.
CopPEss.-All at work.
BKIcSLAYERs.-Tradev very dull
MoULDERs.-Trade good all at work
CIGARNAKsRs.-Trade very fair.
/, was then announced that the German
Trades Assembly were going TO hold 4 and
Pic pic nc Wright's Grove, on Sunday, May
30, to which All trades unionie's we're IT,
Yitai
ME assembly then proceeded to the cleo
Jivn ~ recording secretary. Mr. Hines, u
The harness makers, was unanimously elect
ca.
The meeting then adjourned.
AL0NzO RAMSDALB. Sec'v.
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Authorized Agents .or me Advocate

Authorized Agents ior The Advocate
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act az Agents Tor The ADvocAIs. ANY
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-
lodged:
D. CAsELEBuRr, Augusta Ga.
D. A. MuLL,SE, New Or cans Jackson r. B. shops
New iriesus. La
D0UGALL CANPBkIL Troy ~ Y.
yOHS Iss,AL water vaii-y Miss.
G. TaRuwsE. Atlanta, Georgia.
L A. WILSON, Atlanta, Ca
JOHN u NARFEN Caurlbus Ga.
u. o sHEEDoS, AZ Walnut -tr'er, St. Louis No.
tn MAS fSssT. 20 tgomery, Ala.
joan P0ws.s, Mabiir Aa
K sHssgDAN, Wnkesbarre. Pa.
L. A. CHarELLE Auburn, y. Y.
ESQ. L,USLAP, tyills n. J.
sETH ;. WLEss, Ftrkss. ~ ", and vicinity
JAMss Ltwls, FOLSOM, Gal.
Gs0ir LerrcH, Sacrament, al
<. sHEaiDAN, * 90 q, LuE-rne county Pa.
.. G ~IYNrs SUIT ry, PA.
y k-s-s mp, 50 lors CRY
r. II HAYw ID. state of Ma-stchu-etts
J.HS 2. M-LLus, ior the state VI Ne~ Jersey.
dASLY, NAH, Nebraska
" II ca L stant, M
J. q. HiA.T, Black Kvrr ne Wisconsin.
LEwsLlYN W LLoTn oms =, Nrbr,rks
JAS H.BsRFiELo. Wa elm. Aest Virginia.
" r. srsBBfNs BIsosutnE on. Illinois
hicHAHD ISEvsL1icE, - state Of Michigan
wx j Jzss0r, Ne~ vors CITY
B. }. MrKPHT Baltimore, Nd
o. ,. SWsssLss, Budao, \. Y.
4. p. " PEs. Rochester T.
LAwEtNCE SMlrH, Fort Hayue, Ind.
rHoESE, Amaoy, IA.
j. NIELsuN. Cent? aia. I'LL
AN. H. Nv. LaCEuoTt, III.
WV. HAzrLEY. Bloomington, III.
~A RA aaEILL Ftgn. I'D,
~Na. 81 hArKNEH. aurora. III.
DAVID CAsTNKA, 4 oxford. iii.
JAMss DUYLz, Peoria. I'D.
FkASE HUps0S Springfield It'll
THuNAs DELASY, Milwaukee, VS..
J - rATLoR, Racine, sis.
lBos. Mooss, Materfowa, Wis.
q a. kODuLF Quincy. ln.
ALEXASDEF NassuS, Fontulsc Wis
PErEs HAHCH, P..rtag- Cit, Wis
A. Il PoRTsA, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JAass NCkmM. Davenport, lows
j. @. dOuRs, Duba4ue, Iowa.
II BAEa Houston. fexSs
u rUHNgR, L. transport. Ind
q II QUrMnv. WHeeling, ~ Virginia
G. " GiGspS, Nurwirh, Conn
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THE PAINTERS deftness acquired b.
constant handling of the paint BRUSH the Unior
Of that craft seems 20 think is worthy o
greater remuneration than has heretofore beer
accorded il. We think so 500 The following
resolution appeared in the daily papers during
Tie week, over the signature Of tht Secretary
and announced as Published /" BY order Of the
Association =
! - Resolved, That the wages Of this Associa-
ton shall be three dola-s and fifty cents per
day, on and after MONDAY, May 2ith, 1862"
Alta Mass Meeting Of this craft, which con-
veDed on Saturday night at Painters Hall
about twenty Of the principal shops we're ID
ported A. ling 70 concede the increase, and
the President, from the chair, announced that
there was every indication that The strike would
prove complete success.
Just prior to the close Of Saturday night'-
proceedings, rather sharp debate took place,
winch We deem worthy passing comment
The President ia calling for report from one
Of the shops, took OCCASION to remark that il had
hitherto borne bad reputation, and as "a had
been ntimated to him that the shop had nobly
redeemed itself Nc fels anxious % hear the re-
port AZ this, the spokesman Of the shop ID.
dignantly dcniud that it had a bad repu tation,
and insisted thAt as good worked il it a.
we're connected with the Painters Union, add
ing that he and bis shop fellows had not atisnd
ed the meeting 10 be insulted. TINS President
very properly declared his remarks out o. Or
der and a member took the floor. saying that "a
jealousy had all along existed between the men
employed il the shop isferred TO- and the 9TH
GERS of the Union. He told them If they did no.
like The Union officers, they should atend the
meetings and substitute for them men whom
they did like. This ggntlemens remarks were
iul Of god sense.
The men referred to, are types Of a large
class q chro ic GROWERS, who are 70 perpetual
dissent Nith what is done in the Union, but Who
never atead to see tina: ihn.s are done differ
emily They are perfect pests, and the fewer OF
them Union possesses the better for its lar
mOuy
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THe negotiations for tie sale of ives,
/ Flo ada TO the Safe OF Alabama have resul.
ted favornbly. Florida is TO C, dc the west
wing 10 The State OF Alabama, Tor one mil
hon OF dollars, provided the people Of The
two States and Congress approve Of the ar :
rangenent.
THE French elections have resulted 10 the
choice of 1873 Government candidates and
forty opposition. Theirs il probably defeat
Ell. There was great excitement at Mar>,il-
les. Crowds paraded the streets shouting
g Fire Ia Rspu6J,qge I" There Is much OK
ctement ~ Paris. midnight dispatch says
90 far 1876 = official " and &c oppo -itol an
dldates have been elected, with As counties
to bear from.
IT is said that Ontario and Qaebec will
resist the propOs d increase Of The debt and
the special upsidy to Nova Scoua, unless
correspo lding amounts ~ the equivalent be
allowed in r, duction Of the debt Of the late
province Of Canada. If this il accedsd TO Il
will entirely re out the excess of debt ~
over $62, 500, 5000. The Ontario represen-
tatives contend that the departure from the
Qaebec resolutions BY the delegates in Eug
land was WI bout Authority, and unjust to
her, and he Nova Scotan proposition opens
tue question, aud Cannot be submitted to
without the equivalent suggested.
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Fur The purpose Of accommodating those
If a,f ei.y subscribers Who are il arrears
end who are unable 90 come aud see us
during working hours, the ADVOCATE othee
vii. o. sert omen Monday, Tuesday and Sa-
turday evening u 10 O'clock 7 n.
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Try MoTHEk.-Ihy mother is thy bes
earthly friend. The world NAV forget thee
thy mother never; the world may perse-
cute thee while living, and when dead pl-nt
the wv and the nigbtshaje Of slanier upon
Thy q assless grave, but thy mother wIl
love and cherish thee while living, aud il
she survives thee, will weep for thee when
dead, such tears, none but a mother know,
bow to weep. Love thy mother
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workingmen of bis District. inviting bin TO de
clare his position upon the Eight Hour System
the law, and the Borie order, Mr.. Kelly replied
substantially I h..S for th rty five years bellev
ed in the Eight Hour System. The Law Of 1864
being unrepealed, prohibits the payment Of
more than four 6iIhs ola days pay, for an en-
tire legal days work, and neither the Secretary
OF the Navy nor he President has the RICH. TO
decide otherwise William winds up bis letter
which is quite lenthy, by saying that his con.
stituents HAYES right to be informed of the
opinion he holds upon questions of public in
terest, aud that his letter is not made public TO
induce further support ofhimself, for il bis ~ish-
es are consulted, the expiration Of the Forty
hrst Congress win be simultaneous with his re-
trement from public life. We don't know how
rue that may be, Tut we are very certain that
II tie wishes Of The majority Of the city, or OF
tho workingmen Of the country az large can in
foence the result Of the next election in his
District, the exploded William will die pollti-
90. death ard the Forty First Congress expire
on the one day. Selab
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Bill" KELLHY.-Hon. WIN. D. Kelley, NJ.
C from the Ash District of this city, has, We
verify believe, at last killed the goose that has
ror these long years been laying golden eggs for
him. Al the time Of the organization Of the
aubl; AN p.-ty the festive VI iii am made one
ste1 rom prominence in the old to prominence
u the new party. and from that day continuous
IN to the present time, BILL has hsndled the Of
Seal ladie, and I'D off public pap He has
been generally considered, on account o. BIZ
noisy advocacy Of high tariffs, friend Of the
poor man, and thereby has he retained, para
doxieal as il may seem, the public support
WITHOUT the public confidence or esteem. But
BILL is nov lettering towards bis political grave
Ia answer to letter addressed 70 sia BY ths
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4 ~
pg-ted document got a very g.acious reot ption
iu lAg aavy yard. Tile Attorney General seems
t1 be in bAd repute ~ that u abIishment, for
everybody seems 70 be asking everybody else,
'WiIl he resiga:' intonatns tue question in
mauner iha- an Affirmative ausweTis wished f1r,
if not expec ed II, said a party in our pres
ruce. Huar'- decision is a correct one, the Pres
dents proclamation IS patent violation Of tbe
IV. " incorrect 70 i al insult u the whole
American people thtt he persists ID y. aiming
ll- highest legal position unie- the Govern
ueat The LlT, very SLOW. gentry, seem 10
appropriate t1 themselves All the credit, not
0aiy VI inducing tie Presidents simple act u
Justice, bst ofhayiug secured the passage Of the
E.4hf Hour Law. One 81 them remarked 70 me
DO stands % reason that our fellows would not
have asked l5r The law, if they had expected
-1.u.taneous car,-ilment Of their pittsnce. We
gently insiHHlted in response, that 10 bis re-
marks wa haI received our frat information
that the s1mnoent fellows, Who only the Eight
Uaar Ltw affected, had ever asked f1r tbe pas
-a-g 1t tls lAr. Hld IL uot been for the pru-
.ia'au the ching ~ UNA have D no more
.aaa desirable rebake 70 govarumer employees
1rtha Ntu0ud Labor Union, % have LEI tie
matter w.lt ul,I the rsconvening Of Congress.
WmrsrNTDE.-L Monday was q big day
mouc oar German population. That people
aave 4a aiuiraale i,aack Of putting themseI Ives
outside 3. more beer, ana getting Less drunk
ulu those uf any other nativity. The money
wasted iu 5egr ~ rum cuzzng although a
--cat ogI i- oaa of tile least smeutsble conse-
queues VIZ an over indulgence ID strong drinks.
z CIV is thc cHccsses ~ which rum drinking e a.
tbat merits for i the execratiou Of Law abiders.
ard moral relormers. Among our German
friends. these excuses are by no means great
They can use a. an immense quaint of Lager, -
and beyond the mere waste Of the money, the
harm done is inconsiderable. Il Is for this rea-
-nu tiat We are al posed 20 loOk lelently upon
their senii-occasional publications.. The ''Ti-cn-
lern.v N Cabinet Maker, and other German
sorkinemens ASS Citations, celebrated Whit
Monday. called SINE the Dutch 18th Of
July.p ~ q monster gathering a. TIE :" Falls Of
le ScLu,lkiH' They sang. danced, AID drank
l-ger, and general good feeling prevailed.
Nothing occurred to mar .se general felicity,
aua Notwithstanding the contents Of hundreds
II kegs Of the extracted essence Of hops we're
transferred "a It's thousands Of willing stomaehs,
TIE closing 81 the festivities found but few the
worse for their imbihitions These merry ma
kings Lav. good effect n inducing : social
or good fellow feeling among the participants,
and q lon- n they do no more nsrm than they
{ 5s Z done, We say, Let EN- WENT
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Success wv mE HiNrss MAEERs sIEIEE--
wy IVY pleased to announce that tho Union Tar
NY. Makers W. tnis city, eto have been un strike
for tie past iear weeks. h.veat 'ens,h carried
IL IL point tl. most uuyielaine Of the em-
Movers having complied with rae.r demands.
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q. BENZ. 4.srgsrsR

HorsE REsrs.--These hriA mortgages On the
! .urer's bite, are SIN o. the increase, for
which VIZ can see no plausible excuse We are
uot iir behind other cities IN the matter Of high
rents, euI VIII be even with them 81 ftIy, il the
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Tina ELECTIONS Bot political parties will
shortly hold their Dele-as Elections, aid il
becomes every workingman ~ho Can possibly
spare me time, and g. whose distuc, here IL
ar hoa.t applicant for any position, who is
,IIug 10 even partially couccds what is asked
f.r \. relieve oppressive labor 70 ate nd ana
t.ke active part therein. VII know several
-ach men, vnrkingmgl themselves, who are
orr .or nomination, and whom il wouid o. ueft
,ug community % have elected The m4i lrity
of tas advertised applicants however, are the
salae ca political hacks who have tor year fill
Cd their bellies AT the puthc expense, and who
a-e no more competent 10 Gil Official trusrs
thtu IS rorker % aft late In The pulpit Srv
crai W The Aiderm n, especially. are not only,
thoroughly Incompetent, blt a. devotees Al the
shriuc'- " giu and ltwd women, md a. par ici-
rlnts III ll0t0u. fremeu's demonstrations, are a
disgrace t0 N eir constituencies Manr or these
are morally eer' ain Of reelection We trust
tAat wolai gmsn aill DO their al 10 defeat the
ambitions 81 these llliterate, debased, pecula-
Tors Who are as d ru e, better entitled 70 a work
hoase, than an office.
Attend the delegate elections, preserve the
saueuty Of your franchise. and Tie task is easy
enough.
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rs CAEPENrFEs. The strike Of this trade
has p.oven TO them an unprecedented success.
Two # the most *, -sive hui iers IN the city,
Crlmp and Dobbins commenced paying the
wages upon Monday last number Jf the
.5u-ne,men are still out, With the demand for
Liul- ezeaeti rhe supply, 4 prospect N ct.
ir4 the advance At Al early DAY. THIS strike
4a- .d the -'rct ofiudlcing many additions -
TIE membership 81 the union.