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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
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m @iben ~ mad,en, Sic meraeu pon bente an
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asefen, 8iriten unb Befens NfateriaI
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uiIs 81 hnfre TatTst nnb Hcgydtbf qeIeutt.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

~ 8apaS bomas. 8on eiftslr
Sreunbe aus laibin8tou erfabreit iptr,
6ab cine groFe GbrenbeaeiIDnne fir ben
70 ungenein DereienfuoIen GeneraI
Geo. 8. s bomas s. Seitens 6e8
9raFbenten Grant beabfdtist tuir6.
W1an nunoerte ii6 aIIgemetn, Dap CT
BEL ben militGrii@em 8erdnoerun9en
uno Grnennun9en iiberSangen tultrbe;
aber Nr1f. Grant bat perlonIid iid 0ns
Tin erfIart, Sas fir Ebsntas etiDas
aans BebeAtenAes i'm SihterGriinbe
lieaf. Den bieIsn Treunben bes alien
v9apa" tuirS Diefe Na6ridt iebr wiIIr
fornuaen feitt.
R Sberten 6 Bounty Seute
8ormittng mar pieber cine Der Sepus
totionen beim @cuberuenr, hiefes M1aI
aus Sberton County, bic iaIettsr 3eit
fObaufia erfhienen, nttt Sntidaies
buua Der MiIiS au eriuden. Mad5 0ieie
tuurOe burm Grnberneur Senter NIT
aHer S6fIi@teit empfanGen utlD aud
Niefer wur6e Der Bef@ei6, 0ab bic
Biiroer suerit ibre Nereitmilisfeit, be
Gefebe at bef0Igen, aaSuf6 b0cumens
tiren milbten, bab lie uebeItbGter ben
9eb0rOen iiterIiefern. Grft, wean has
aefhiebt, erif ipeun fie Seigeny 6as fe
NiGens fin0 nit ben @t0oteb eb6rDen
au cosporiren, erif uenn ite g8iaens
IinS, prattii1 Oar3uIs8en, ba6 iie 0inbe
nnb Sr6nung aufreAt erbalten luoael;
eft Wenil SeDerG1enn In i9rent Counts
unbeIaftigt feinen GefdSftens Ha4aeben
unb unaeft6rt feitier politif@e Heller
aeuaung Glus6ruG geben bari; erft Oann
tam bon elmer 8urndaiebuna Der Mi
Tia Die Ofeoe fei1. Gieber babe bic
NfiIia oas Cute getbaii, bab iiG bic
uebeltbdter IN G9ad, BebaIten NIB Aab
momentan teine Graueltbaten berHbt
uiirben, aber Elm Su fdneIes 5urids
aieben Derfelben, birfte cine Neaettou
aur EeIee babegss
"a Die 9etrobner bon Grdsbop.
pertcpn bedbfihtiee1 BEN beute pDsl
tnoroeti bier eflp artetefen, ME man bort
| nunn1ehr ernanutert WOfEmeffter elmer
feierIinen Galpfano ia bereifgn. Be.
reite 1T bic GorpeEatten BERG omI ester.
uub Der 8reitfneers @eleEF baf&tn &c.
Ossn Gnpfanse aHeefeet.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
SotaI $21,497.95.

20lQI %z4f9St tao.
Der 0ertualter Des Qlrbeitsbanfes
meINet, DoB bic 8abI Der @efangeueu
am erRef sSebruar 20 betrna NIB pdbs
renb 6es 9R0nates 291 tueitere Ges
fan0engu GmfaenOmmen tDnr0en. Die
Sa6I Der @mf OrAre entIai1enen @efans
eenen betrug SO, Der uesen &blaufes
Der Gtrofaeit entlafIenen "a, aus Der
@oIabeoie Uureen 200 il. Sretbeit &C.
fstt. Ge perbIieben 40 Gefangene am
S1Inile Aes Wlonates.
Die auegaben fur Ons Nrbeitsbaus
in Ssebriiar betrueeu 81, 228.98.
Cine Betition ben 40 Biireern urn
Raeabamifrung eer SbertsnifraBe
BON GIube Bis mad Der 9ebanon Yife
murDe an has @traben goulite bers
piefen, ebenfo cine 4etitiOn ben 81
BirGeru, tueI@e nm Gus0ebunng Der
Gihbiabfrnee mad BEN fatbOlil6en
6rieOb0fe bittet.
Die bon benz anOeren Boar0 betriIs
lJaten $500 fur distributing Der
&taDtplGne purbeu auf $500 erh6bt.
Die grnennuno zines Snfpefters Der
@alDneter nurOe bef9Ioiien. @ein
GsbaIt tpurbe auf S15 per Ronat be-
finnlt.
Die Bin, iueI6e @oot, gforris,
@0ams u. 60. Ose GrIaubnts ertbeiIt,
Elm grObes iSrameeebauOe in Noros
Nartetitr0be gu errt@ten, paffrte 0rei
2efuneen.
Gas Bart Gomite trnrOe autorifirt,
$500 fnr 9InpH0n3uns bon Baunten
i'm ftaStif9en 4jarf, unb our 9erfhos
nerun0 be1eIben 90 beriuen0en.
Cine Bin, meIAe bic Srairlirnn9
bon Giibs Gumner, Gberrp, college
unD @arttftrabe onoEDnet, paffirte
spei aefun9en unb ipHrbe benz Gtra >
eeua GOmite iibergeben.
Cine Bin ,lpeIAe einen.. Geiunbbeits ;
yatb etabIirt, Der aus s Nlit0lIebern
lsn0 BEN Mapor, aIs outIi@efn Sra >
lI0sutgn befteben leu, paffirte erfte 2es
1ASg uHo 0ing on bae @omite fiir 0as
90. Disseents eoipitoI. Sic WlitaIie.
ner sr10lten ieine @efoIbuug fur ibrt
! 0Imte fabvuag.
8eytaenn9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
@peaiaI : g1Dtiae,s.

5 A sarmer, tpeIdbe Mdien . RaspeIn.
mo gBogen nit eiferntn aITgn braumenl
finheu foImer bon ieOer ylrt ilno Der
beIttn Habrifation Bel sSren1 Broe.,.
Sos. 90 uHo 81 Dlarttfrabe.
s. e 81 4 ma6t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
tga,aDto ateu aGaseiseu.
Sur eberrisbter.

3 GRiE lIab bemS&tist sea GbTsnufTtbfn s.
s.. @BafsIfpFb. jssissn 9nbabsr bee
sgmtts, ais Ganbihnt fir etileil Der SbeTti9s
Ter Ars Staats-0 brraert8trs arsasiabtsen. -
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

p Eutnperein. MHg Turner
S fsnS anFseforAert ID Be = bestioen reaeIs
and6taen geriartalunU til erfAei1en,
IS. 81 ni1tise @ef@afte pOrliesen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
8. 80. &if1absO.
Caa9fDIssr sOn u. 81. G.OraeltuIs u. GO.)

aei5enteRctter unS Sanbler tn allen Gorten nor
saah9tsr sta..snsss @Srssa @sstssss 56!
ffallen flr Standardization. 2etr6 s3egrdbnifIe
brioroen, ME fetne 8rre&naers wenn nGmtt beanfs
ts6et MnS Hoft in Ssanhe sG iein, bur@ iorsfdlttes
SD tam IN metHer Office, go. 20 Wfdrwsu
Seti8, Gburc1fsgnae, 81 ieber Stunes oe2 Edees
pne ter YiGebt ansetreffen werheH,
~ RabNem intr unfer games gef4dh an
9csrn 8. 80. 81 tmb TO ppil RftberfpI6 County Gnss
perKanh habeu, empfebIen mir henfethen mt 1ers
dniiaeii BEN 9ubIfinm oils unieru Ra4fcl9trs 90 pu
ton fur einsn Ghrenmdnn halten Hno wsresH 'gH
utsf 9infudgn. BET Hegrdb ntfen unterhuSen.
ionf9 SR Us. ". @Ornsiias " w.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
GtaOt lIno Staat.
Naenten Der .,genn. gtaatsseitnng.

,S naeigets fir bic sEenneffee Gtaatsseitung@ au
fcmueIrs, Geber bafr eiususteben nnb tn uufeTta ~
RGmsn ~ Gaitttren
&. n, e6Ietsr, Rnoruiue Eenn.
Genre sROII, Teempbis, Eenn.
@. @rans, BGnucGR, ap.z
socob GtIeIe. Rsp AIbonp ans Ssfsrioautus,
SnS.
g. Ry@RAser. $40 Brain etrafe, Cincinnati
Dbio.
aOrenl SbbIein. eanSnstp D5ts..
MusMa Srebner. GIepeIan bic.
GborIes HReeeu 4. &c.. 81 EorE gfrIo, ssstO gOr'
@. Ramfdenbers, Chattanooga, FsRn-
q. NJ. SafFner, Dalton Cd.
g. 8. Mlbes IT,, 2OsaItAsent.
Semru GIIbeS f.. iSettunss GoIportear.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

A Gin Serna&lGetster 5uftsu, @&nnRfen
ober 9ebItOpfentsiiaeuus, BITE. Iet9s burst Sin
fimfa9es g2itteI sebeiIt perbsn tSnaeu, ME
% sl8rpn1iaI Sr09 e." utS.
gen Isi&t, Benn man iir iiberbanS nebmen
Iast, f9ltmm enben. Geeen 8EOn@itis,
Mlfbmn, aatarrb unb f3pfabfi6tisen 5nften,
perben bie uSrU1es' ssrtbetlbaft ansrranbt
unb sebfn oft augfnbIifIitt GTIei&teruns.
GSustr unb Steiner iperSeu fie sIei@faus aus-
sr3et&ntt fTnben, um bic &timme tlur unb
bic MrtifuIatfcn auefrrrfentIi9 Iei9t ,su
maGen+
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

/ getmtiSet gifts in BEN SIR Sc.
micabe, ben ein3isen auDerIdfiigen
s. onsenbertiIoer, eebraubt. Gntbalt
teine M1inerallt0ffe Deer Site. Bere
tduft in atQaro'S Npotbete, Gde bon
@eodrs ulib @herrpitrase.
ma4ebsat6t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

A Safi9mieoe, Merf3euse, @iete,
8afbmafbinen, S6rauben, 8iegel,
GpiefnGgel unb ylasel oller @rt; fers
ner &etten bon ieoer 8ef@reibnns
pebIfeiI az berfoafen BET Sren@
BTothoee Nor 50 uni 81 Warftrrabe.
- a 81 . 3 49, q ms BIT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10

81 s. @. Or alb Ie y. "Details @roeer,
SO. ! az gforbmarttfrabe, uu9t oas
8abIifum ouf ieinen bortretfi9en
9orratb bon Groceries aufmerti Jam,
iueId,e er in ieinem Store bait NIB gu
au6ersrneHtIi9 biai6eil 8reifen ber<
fauft, Gein 8orratb iit ausoradli4
fur BEN 3Ieinberfauf aussetudblt nno
bic 0tnsipabI 1T in isoer Sinf9t cine
hGnltaubi8e. eA NIB 1t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-10
Gtne Martte Wiqnet.
Wreis sauitipteI con Wofer.


@ir f0nnert NIT Neht benz BubIis
fun, oas fi1 boifentIib redt aabIreih
betbeiIieen mirs, einen redt interefans
ten nH0 geuubreibelI Abeuo neripreden
unb boffeu, Die SaIe eebriidt boz au
feben.
~ GefanafettiOn. sc freut
nns, beriGten 81 fSnnen, bas cine See
Iauafefti0n NeB GMrnbereists aebiIbet
iporDen TT, turIde urtet Der tndtiaen
Qeituna bee Serrn Geinri6 &rauie
ftebeu iptrO. 3Eir piinlGen BON Sers
sen ben beltsn grfsle unh boffen, redt
biel e&0uss bon berislben ~ b0ren.
H ofblg a fbbiITe m a d 1
I'D. SiadDeua ber Wart 0ertbinans
berIeat tuerben, bat fig itktS bl,fd ben
uuterneb nuM9s9eiff eii1er @tttenges1
leIIlmait beiuDaeisy eitie OlHsobI Gapie
taIiffen berahiabf eefebeag SIrtanges
ments an treffen; ein Gd6rifee6dilbe
ouf einem Oasn 0ef9enttea ss5Iat Sst
erridten, uuO linb Die 80f6ereitllugeH
bereits iM Ganee. GsaDirb, tOie gee
tern oemeIOet, cine orsbartiee Danuts
nonenfpinnefei 0epIant. gDenn nun
bic Gemcbner gfor6 glafbDiae's emit
0oron oeben, 70 t0nnen ffe aud baIp
@deltituhg bimdas baben alu& fOllte
feline MlHbs erlport iuetbeils bic &tfds
6eneigEnbd bh0ef sllf daft 0d5u 5n beipes
aeu. Dee @benb8 bic Cars lailfkR Al
iaIEen. QlHt berarti9ea @aHen biIbtn
WIitteI, qeate nod 0&A ia fdb5n gelep
eeAsfs GtaottbetI tuape sH 5ilkeH. =
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05

lambs Of his flock. The pair mostly affected
drives i'll remote and unlrcqucntcd roads
through woods and dales. One day an honest
citizen of the vicinity, Colder by name, ac-
companied by his hired man, was looking
through a woodlot with view to cutting
out some trees Coming upon u carriage
with no occupants, standing under the trees
they discovered it to belong to the reverend
gentleman alluded to. While discussing the
curious circumstance, the owner of the cal.
riage and his fair friend sprung up from q
neighboring thicket, and made excellent time
for a more distant shelter, gathering in Us
they ran some flying linen.
Of course the story leaked out. There was
great commotion among the faithful A
church meeting sat upon the matter, and after
a long incubation Matched out resolution de-
claring that the pastor was innocent Mr.
Colder was assailcd by the radicals Of the
vicinity, and in the local press, and an at
tempt made to break down his reputation Us
a truthful man. Mr.. Colder, however, does
not propose to quietly submit to this IIc
shows his teeth. and sends to the Augusta
Standard the following card
LEWISTON, July 20, 1850
To THE PUBLIC Certain nsinuations, rejecting
severely upon my yeracity in relation to certain re-
ports against a prominent clergyman Of Lewiston
have been published in the Lewiston Journal. In
reply have only to say. every word have report
e is true, and challenge public investigation OF
all the facts and all stories coming from me-
J. W. COLDER.
We trust Mr.. Colder will stand up in this
matter, and not suffer himself TO be intmi-
dated. He owes it 70 his own reputation and
to the community. And from the tones Of hi,
card, we have no foubt lac Will At any rate
we think that puIpit gun is spiked
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05

The Ladies arc dressed in light airy costume.
with lace ahawls topped up PRETTY upon the
shoulders and in the back and little round
lace hats OF walls upon their heads The
gentleman all wear small boqucts arranged
not exactly la Dickens, but in small vials of
water fastened to the coat with clasp ami
pin-they are something unique and Original
in their way. Coming back, we see New
York with its many gas lights flashing in and
out through the gathering gloom, the distan,
light house embellishments light leaps up
like Il star" We touch the wharf at nine
O'Clock, tired out, and all ready to bid cvcry
body sleepy good night PrEcIr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05
SINGULAR CASE OF INSTINCT IN A HORSE

| We do not remember ever to have heard OF
a more remarkable exhibition Of equine in
telligence than was communicated to us a
few days since by Mr. Allen, of this place.
The circumstances, as they were related to us,
were as follows
Mr. A. has had for 4 considerable time a
span of sprightly little horses that he has
never separated. In the stable, in the field,
in the harness, they have always been to-
gether. This has caused a strong attachment
to grow up between them. A few days ago
he went with them out to Lake Minnetonka,
on fishing excursion. Taking them out OF
the carriage, he led them down to the lake
and tied them with stout ropes, several rods
apart, on 4 strip OF grass that grew upon
the shore, and left them to feed Returning
to the shanty, he threw himself upon the floor
to await the return of the party who had re-
paired to the lake to fish. Not much time
had elapsed before the sound otan approach
inc horses's feet attracted his attention, and,
q moment after, one of his span appeared at
the door. The animal put his head in, and,
giving one neigh, turned and at a slow gal
| lop, yet under evident excitement, returned
to the spot where, but q few minutes before,
he and his companion had been fastened.
Surprised to find his horse loose and, struck
with his singular conduct Mr.. A. immediatc-
| ly followed and found the other lying in the
water, entangled in the rope and struggling
to keep his head from being submerged
| While Mr.. A. proceeded to disengage the
| unfortunate horse, his noble benefactor stood
| by, manfesting the utmost sOlicitudc and
| sympathy, and when his mate was eXtricated
| from its perilous situation and again upon it's
| feet, the generous creature exhibited the
most UNREASONABLE signs of satisfaction and
JOY:
That this intelligent animal should have
noticed the misfortunes Of his mate, that he
should know where to apply for rescue,
and in his efforts, should slnder a three
tourths of an inch rope, and finally that he
should exhibit so high an appreciation of the
event. are circumstances to astonish us and
commend themselves to the thoughtful con-
sideratlon Of those who would limit the DOW
er Of reasoning to the 'fgenus homo.H st.
Antheny's Express, Minnesota.
'Thc Pennsylvania coal operators, who are
plundering the people by their scomdrelly
combinations, may as well make hay while
the sun Shines We give them due notice,
this is their last chance. The next session
of Congress will attend to their case and, by
abclishing the tariff on imported coal, knock
the pins from under their villainous structure
There is not a protcctionist outside the State
of Pennsylvania who will not unite in the
determination to end this system of deliberate
robbery of the public by the surest and most
summary means. The war-cry of the West
ern Congressman next fall will be, Away
with the tariff on coalH SO play out your lit
tie game, gentlemen; it is almost ended
[Chicago Republic.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05
G { NJ Err ALITfE S.

| The disagreement among the radical saints Ia
extended to Buffalo. where the son of the Custom.
Collector ha, thrashed The edition Of the Christian
| Advocate.
The new Court House at Bath has been damaged
800 by lightning.
1 The amount OF money sent through the mall iH
! postal money orders is increasing about hun
drcd per cent. annually This year the aggregate
looto up thirty million dollars. against siNItcn mil
hons last year, and It is estimated that the amount
VIII again double next year
John Griffin wa, hung at Hamilton, ohio, i,-r
week, i'll a manner very satisfactory 10 the -pectq.
tors.
\ Calcutta $acant has startled India with th.l,-
| t'ruAtion that a race of tailed men and women qc
| lp De found III the forests of ROrnc0.
| The two barns of Capt rca~ley in Auburn. we..
struck Ivy lightning and burned on the 2-th
Parents in China dccapitate their children to,tu.
| them of opium-eatng. 1t is an active rcmr,,
The two prize fighters, in Bangor, have L,rt
brought before the courts, and bound To keep Nv.
peace
Napoleon and Grant have been tcc.eraphing N
each other over the new cable. The, are boli
| pretty well, thank you.
| When Dan itice's first wife ran away it'll an al.
! Unity, the bcrcayed husband said iii is a comfort o.,
know that she Went OF with Il gentleman"
| Nj n,,.4:.,
| " ' III ''
| Tina W,.bi,,,,t,,, ,.,,,,.,,.,, ,.,.. ..,,..,,.,
| p Kanl5s ,nJ 1hn Nm y T.! Wa y, -, my 'u
Oh lhoS ement which has for its object the proven
thn S.,,il ", IN, ""'o"'N h"" h"lbhg I"'
= 7 '"'' t"'.' .fo''''"Non" persons are sent w.
'"''''' h''P''"N III Nc" ioih' on l'lNe rrft'Nar
! of INSANITY
! me Ellsworth American makes onslaught
"P'i' MI h"i''"th' i'll winch IL charges INN anon
other things, with having been an Universal.
CLERGYMAN, Ii j. n,,v-. i'm This ro,i,,,
|
Can't Bicklori ana other, of q ould .Lnrn ,.,.,.t
| l., .,,,crt - ,,I "a t,,,
"''"' ~ 'o'' ''''S' 'l''' '""''' Nun l"l'
that harbor. the American says.
| The ta>linr Cu>tom House /, uldcrge,,fn, r.u,,,.
| t,it>,, ,ilI.,. ,,,,.,.l ,,itl, ,,,., .
| dlcS, are the latest agony.
| Tlo tIili,..,,. ,,, ....,, , ......
| | " " " 'i''N "''" " "'"'' '"'N'H
lioh III cumberland County.
| Tho u-or,r,. of fro Na,o., l,.
fail VIII be, Away with the arill ON coal,
| The Democrat, of Waldo will noticn tl, ,..,il e..
| IL
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05
ron GOTERNOR.
Franklin Smith.
OF WATERNILLE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

The Democrats of the County of Waldo are rcqun led
TO meet in Convention by their Delegates, at the Cont
House in Belfast, on SATURDAY AUGUST 2lst, III 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates for Senators
County Commissioner and County Treasurer.
Each town will be entitled to two delegates and one
ad Ona for every rs votes thrown for Pllsbry in 1865
A majority tract ion also entities to a delegate.
j. Il. WADLIN,
}. W. MUDGETT, Democratic
G.. WALIAcE County
HIRAM WING,
j. +. ELLIOT, Committee,
CHAS. ELLIOT.
Belfast, July 30, 1863.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05
WHITEHALL.

Everybody that has heard OF New York, has
undoubtedly heard of Whitehall, and perhaps
You will be surprised to find it 4 medium
sized building, that reminds one Of an old
fashioned mreting-houSc. with It's white paint,
green blinds, porcheS, wings and tower 1t
serves the treble purpose Of custom house,
light house and terry-way, The boat j. here
all ready tnr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-08-05
STATEN ISLAND.

Suppose we step on board and take n trip
down the halbor The afternoon is pleasant,
and with fair wind and tide, and plenty of
steam. we are not long in reaching the quarln-
tine grounds Here are two ocean steamers,
and Il host of ships, harqucS. brigs and
srhooncrs, with their red flags flying to warn
off ntrudcrs. just below these lies a large
fleet of pilot boats. On past these we quickly
glide, and in the due order of events, make
our first landing at Staten Island. We pro-
pose to 90 ashore farther up the island, there
fore remain on board. number of hotcl',
boarding houses. and many beautiful resi-
denccs are to be seen here together with Il
distant view of the Sailors Retreat; but the
principal object of attraction is IA shot over
which is q novelty. 1t stretches up to an inn
mcnsc height, is built of brick. and has some
kind Of inscription upon its side which at
the distance the cyesight fails TO read. BY
what manner of means the melted lead is
conveyed to the top of this tower, OF through
what process it goes when there, l know not
only that it is dropped down this giddy height
and picked up at the bottom in the shape of
little hard, round shot. At the pier where we
land y train of cars has Just arrived from
across the island with q gay party Of eXcnr-
sionists on board. We remain here one
trip and walk loisurclv through the principal
streets. The houses are all cozy little cot
tages Of beautiful design and elaborate finish
the summer houses Of wealthy New York
crs. Nestled in here among vines, trees and
towering shrubs, they look very pretty. To
night the air is vocal with the music of feath-
cred songsterS, and redolent with the perfume
of many flowers. Many ladies and gentle
men are out riding and walking, and one has
a. good an opportunity Of seeing the fashions
as upon a fashionable promenade in the city.
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The Hotel Pelham in Boston, weighing 1000 tons,
and having walls nearly a hundred feet high is to
be moved by iron rollers distance offourteen feet
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The comfy OF States requires that Ohio Democrat
ic papers should omit all reference to the ''boated
bOndholtlcrs," for fear OF Wondng the feelings OF
the Democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsvl-
vaa who is 'bloated" with several millions of dol
lars of that sort of property. Bangor Wing.
Then it is greatly to his credit that he is
willing TO be taxed on them, and will labor
to have I'LL bonds taxed. 1t is Il kind Of fair
ness and honesty that radical bonlholdcrs do
not exhibit.
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The little difficulties in the the radical party
continue, not only in the heated atmosphere
of the Carolinas, hut in the temperate North.
The latesl manifestation is among the radical
newspapers Of New York The Commercial
Advertiser having said that Greeley went lob
bying t" Albany to make money, Horace de
nounces the editor thereof as IAN habitual
Sell-proclaimcd liar" The Commercial rallies
and sti@matizes the philosophrrof the Tribune
"a miserable prctenler and a canting hypo-
critic" How pleasant it is 10 behold this
brothrlly love.