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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-05

nIaNt,s FOR MAGISTRATES AND
Il consta bles on hand and for sale a. this
office.
NJD TYP z METAL, BETTER THAN
Babbett. (, VI sale at this once.
RsipENCR AND NICE WOODED LOTS
TX, for saie-Pre. ston Place, corner Of yanee
and Orleans sts. WA "h LEA, ILL.,
l0H - -
ROR sALE-ANk AIAND WELL BULL IL
= e-os' 49,, ia -nkley avenue.
n1 10 "a wa WI. SATLEY. Bethel BE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-05
WAlars.

WANTED TWELVE WHITE LABOR
wv orb and TWEEN ty- Eve wood choppers. Apply
at Jordan h Horizons wood yard. No. 20 B"ai
street. D-34-
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COM MI z r CIAL.

Will leave Memphis every SATURDAY, at 5
o'clock pm. for Augusta. Searcy, W est Point,
Des Arc, Duvall's Bluff. Clarendon. Indiaa
Bay and all intermediate landings. Shippers
can rely upon this boat remaining in the trade
permanently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06

r!NREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
l. SEPTEMBER ~, 1869
Sealed Proposals will be received ta Department up
IL NJ MONDAY Goth October the building and TT
ting OF four the Marine Bidders to
uInish speccations the be submitted to
board OF ocers the Department reservng the right to
Ject all Il not from competent and Responsible pItea
Speed beng OF great Importance, the Department has
adopted this TO invite competition aad va. require the
bidders p furnish drawings Ia dela OF hui and machinery
With models completes and the parties 10 whom the awards
made aha give bonds, with sufficient suyies for the
proper performance OF the work according to the specca
IONS, models. &c, approved.
Tho vesvela viii be OF the following Dimensions
Propeller of iron, hermaphroditc brig rgsed.
Length, 40 feet on load line.
Breadth OF beam, % feet moulded
Depth OF hold IL feet anidshirs.
Draft of water. loaded, not to exceed 1c feet
Side wheel steamer iron wood herma?irodite brig
rieeed.
Length, 16b feet on load line.
Breadth OF beam, D. feet moulded
Depth OF hold, u feet
Draft Of water not to exceed S1s feet loaded.
Two small steamers Of wood.
Length, 100 feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam, 70 feet moulded
Tepth of hold, 9 feet.
Draft OF water not To exceed 5l9 fee, loaded.
Propeller TO have direct a-ting engue.
Iar.e side wheel steamer. one osciating engine
Two small steamers. beam engines.
GEO 6. Pou WELL,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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sPORTiNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
T BARKER 4 HAMLIN's CITY AUCTION MART,
II MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTfONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street,


REG LAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Gentemens private Establishments disposed Of public
and private sale TO the best advantage and assort
meat OF Horses CARRIAGES Bugses Horse Cothing aers,
Whips &C. TO suit the needs of all of
stanty on hand Orders promptly executed.
Twenyfour hours allowed for trial horse sold
der warranee,
Good stang for horses at public private sale The only
IN the city having driving ring showing horses
Sale. Carriages. Bugges. &c. taken on storage
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line.
Catalogue Of sale this day at IL O'clock
Ceebi ated rotting Horse &ohawk 5 hands, Stylish
kind in all harness. otted 24 wagon, tres years
warranted rot IN 24S sale believes hin,
every respect viii be sold without reserve
has to leave the cty also city butt Road Wagon and
set Of hne Harness.
Four Top Wagons In good order.
Fay hor-e. ID hands years old; warranted kind In all
harness u very sy 1 III driver and good traveller.
New and second hand Harness.
Bay Horse I6 hands. years old has been
team horse; sold account OF changing lis bs
Pair matched bay Horses 1S1s hands, and years old,
warranted kind and true In al harness; good business
team superior travellers hne action believed to lie sound
sold for want of Also set OF fine double Harness.
Horse Furnishing Goods OF all descriptions
Two city built Road Wagons.
Two second hand city built Road Wagons in FIRST class
running order.
Extension Park Phasons Depot and Express Wagons
Several other Horses. Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account Of weather.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL. ...
A TLAETIc SAVINGS BANK,
6psr cen, interest from II 10 5000. - - -
Liabilities deposits 224ois 60
Interest ia,cs from isl ociolsr
CD. BAu.rY, Treasurer.
Up. COOPER, Secretary.
A LII DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 20
"A draw Interest from the lst October.
s per G SRR5 SvE Enc A gRSk s
Omen a Tad f H. a on he evenings of
kondsy Wednesday and ss,grday from e O'Clock
VIZ. B. Braprss, Secretary. 49, -,
4 GREAT IEvEsTMENT-THE SEVEN PER CENT
IA gold loan of tha Kansas Pacific Railway, secured by
cage upon sigay succession railroad in rapidly mpros
Ing territory u one q the best MoESsN q
Exchange place, N. K. JEstP CosP'Y' IL Pine ST.
MONEY TO, BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
bert fnf e Sn e. s eg's 1HS az Law
1l5 Broadway, room -.
MONEY LOANED CPRoMPTLYl on BOND AND
rs. Mortgage On s 9Vis esq., if'ff H street,
al eighty per cent lat JOHN B. MuREHY aNsasau st.
MORTON BLISS CO.,
Circular Notca Circular Letters of Credit for travel
ers also Commercial crea;s, avaao!e In all parts Of
Mooney ON HAND FOR FIRST AND SECOND MORT
M Cages air discount also TO approved city pro-
perry. BUTLER, DURfEE CO, So Liberty street.
No. AZ EXCHANGE PLAofl
NEW York, Oct. 4, 1853.
The Saratoga Racing Association have dividend
of cent on tie capita stock payable at this oee on and
49, w.R. TRAyERs, President
DAcIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LoAS.
Messrs. DABNEY MORGAN CO., SO Exchange place.
and
NIX JEsUP ( Comply, IL Pine street, New York.
offer for sale
THE BONDS OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY
The bonds pay sevep per gold; have thirty
from government taYation secured by
aland grant OF
TEREE MILLION ACRES
Of the
Finest lands in Kansas and Colorado.
In addition this special grant the company so owns
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IL KANSAS,
which are being rapidly sold to develop the country and Inn
prove the road.
They hrrt mortgage upon the exlenson q the road
operation than enough net Income to
the interest the loan There better security In
markeths being respects better than govern
nent Eecurites.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Price SO and accrued interest in currency.
PAMPHLETS, MAPS AND CIRCULARS furnished on
application.
SEcoND MORTGAGE, $4,000, on CITY STORE PRO.
- perry payable half yearly for safe bonus $3.50 Address
CASH, box lS4 Herald oice.
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COAsTyyISE STEAMSHIPS,

DAClfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates, New York 70 San Francisco =.
Frat Class. steerage.
S1bU 20 R200. 80.
accor ling to location OF BERTH
These include terhs board and all necessares Tor
the trip, . -, ,,,x,.,, n,,,
Steamers OF the above line pier No AZ North river,
foot of Canal street, 1T " o'clock noon,
ON lsr AND 18TH EACH MONTH.
eycep when then the d1v previous.
hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult Medicine
and attendance free.
OCTOBER Is-ALAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapdge.
steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco November
NOTICE 10 sfiIPPERs-rrcight for steamer ALASKA
received until r. NJ. Friday, October 15 Az freight
weighing than 20 pounds TO the cubic foot viii be for
warded fast slow rates All usual facilities afforded
shippers IN collecting ulaad charges, SC.
freight passage tickets and all further information
apply the Compsny's ticket oce on the wharf, foot OF
Canal street. y. n. BABY, Agent.
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TOR BERMUDA. .
Capt Jts. D. Steele,
Carrying the United States malls,
VIII sail for the above port Thursday, October At
O'Clock NJ and third Thursday succeeding until
further notice, from perIs North river.
Has superior passenger accommodations
Second cabin ~
Freight sixty cents dry barrel payable In United States
gold.
For freight or passage apply TO
J. NORMAN HARVEY, Agent,
~ New street.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

DOR SALE A SHIFTING TOP PIANO BOX BUGGY,
DuseEbury Van Duzer makers, In excellent order, very
little used viii be sold cheap Can be at ~ South Or
ford street, Brooklyn.
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLE FOR BALE CHEAP-PARLoR
ID size N feet 10 tip top condition; VERY little used AT
private house lG3 Last Finy.fourth street
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E'OR sALE-A HANDSOME LIGHT PHAET0N, CITY
IL make top on back seat nearly new, for one or two
horses Inquire OF s. + SMITH, l0i West Forteth street,
Sixth avenue.
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THE TURF.

O'Clock r. NJ, match, 1900 three In 1--WE; j. Cham
hers Hickory Jack, wagon; Mnrphy,ss m Louise
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFlCIAL
~ Passports OF the Department Of state issued by A. q.
wILLMARlH, United States Court Buildings Chambers
street.
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CTEAM DIRECT TO LONDoN.-LoNDoN AND NEW
y York Steamship Line Steamers fornightly TO London
from No. North river Passage at 800 $40 aud $50 cur
BELLoNA.. ..... .ocobers CELIA: :... ;Novembers
ATALAHTA. October % CORpOVA.. November 30
For passage TO Hamburg Bremen, Havre, Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam cheapest currency rates, apply At %
Broadway.
For freight al "a South street.
ROWLAND & AsPINwALL, Agents.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SECoED MORTGAGE, $4,000, on CITY STORE PRO.
- pety payable half yearly, for sale bonus $3.50 Address
CASH, box lB4 Herald ollce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06

LN0R sALE-yAcHT MAyOTTA CAT Rugged, 30
feet long 12s feet BEAM bnt order IN very Test man
ncr by H. smedey She 10 very ane sea boat and fast
yawl awning, IA cork cushions tight cylinders, cast bal
last key landing ladders sweeps Ao all In most per-
feet order, Price a. Co., May be seen on
Application TO HENRY SMEDLEY man In charge at
Brooklyn Yacht Club House. Penny Bridge, brooklyn l. l.
CTEAM YACHT FOR sALE-A FINE MODELLED
~ steam yncht IS feet long I'm beam, 10 inch
cylinder, well found and In complete running order for sale
Cheap, She very economical In the item OF fuel Address
Dolphin, Now York Herald oflce.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A SMALL VESSEL,
wv sound and in good order Is tone; Az drsught
DARLING, 20 Rutgers alp.
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LHOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST STYLISH HORSES IN
the city for coupe, road saddle Ii hands, warranted
sound Price, $500. Apply at No West Thirteenth street
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NY DEAR CHILD-LgTTER RECEIVED. / HOPE
M 10 you Providence guides and directs my
"ETUILE DU NORD."
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A JOHN L. vhNDEwhTER, AUCTIONEER, WILL
"A. sell on Friday, Oeoto- s. al ii O'Clock A. NJ, pri-
Horses wagons Iafness, &C. % close estate IL part,
@ snii noont nansl n g roncb Wv
r. Lawrence. Fun failing top Landau BY Brewster; blue
and SPRING, Caseaes top Wagon, Also span Of Bay
span Of Ethan Allen Sores ami years. Bay Horse 1884,
7Yenrs for coupe Also Black HIse 15,4 high, years
hleo Harness. by Dunacomb double, single and coupe.
Blankets, Robes, Sheets, Covers Whips This
to Thursday morning, 9o'eloc Til time OF SALE
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TOR SALE-A DARK BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD,
Is hands high sound and kind; Free pleasant driver
and pretty pcture just the horse for light express or
butcher cart Can DC to-day Thursday lSi Duane
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L,oR sALE--Two TRUCKS, ONE SINGLE AND ONE
j. double both order. Apply At fS4 est
18th st. corner 10Th av.
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TCNLAP Co, FIFTH AVENUE FtJTEL AND 0ss
~ Broadway-Imporers OF English Hats. Agents for
Aeltons Lincoln BENEFITS and Chrsy's Hats Several
new invoices just received
LNRENCH BRANDY, CHEMICALLY PURE, TWENTY
three years old for fine medicinal purposes and we'd
1ings, prco $3 5O per bottle or xA per gallon.
+. LATOUR 4 ClE 252 Pearl street.
MADISON N. j., is THE PLACE TO 90 TO BUY
M beautiful los 6oxiSo, opposite new Theological Semi
Free tickets and lunch. A. u. MELLICk JR BRO.
Bee advertisements 10 A. M from foot o. Barclay street
DARTlrs WISHING TO GO TO NEW ORLEANS WILL
j call at l13 West Twentyffh street, and WIN. f.
KING.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
~ Southern Line.
The steamship IODoHA, u. r. uoyey, viii leave pier n
East giyeT, Saturday, 0ciober9
Freight for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken at
through rates.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations.
apply to - =
The DE SoTO Will follow from Pier y North river.
LIVINGSTON, Fox & 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06

OPENING THIS DAY OF OUR FALL AND WINTER
W styles OF dinner and evening Dresses waking Suits
and also a srleadd sco6 OF real Lace Goods. ASHER
HEALD Bs Canal street. between Broadway and Mercer ST.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
Furnishing 0oods for sale and business
street Inquire tSl Grand street, Williamsburg
WET MUsLTNS, 10000 YARDS YARD WIDE.
w Beached Musns for i2.c. worth 90c.
Also Dress Goods, Apacas, Blankets Flannels, shswls,
&C., At panic prices
Tho muslins soled one ed9e and very hns.
FOSTER BROTHERS, Eighth av., near Eighteenth 81
FOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Blocker 81.
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AR. W. W. BATCHELDER, CHEMIST WILL HEAR
M OF something to his advantage by addressing PATLNT
herald Office,
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nEETHLICK.-JULy 70, 1851 HAVE BEEN sERI-
M ousiy i'll; getting better, bat very weak; come II you
possibly Immediately for needed than
nau think. II,
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TlLANKETS, BLANKETS, LAP ROBES.
ID Blankets from ~ TO S2); ~ Lap Robes ~ 70 SIS;
Sleigh Bells HateTs Surclngles assortment OF
Dealers and consumers would do well call
my well assorted stock, at low prices
w. H. GRAY, 2t and rs Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL s1Iss.

Miss Eliza Newton, late OF Br0uglam's theatre.
French theatre on the 18th by o number Of hef
friends. and many OF the theatrical fraternity havs
volunteered their services for the occasion.
'.Thc Forty Thieves" at Nbio's like ordinary
thieves, are meeting with their deserts crowded
houses and liberal appausei aud are fast
approaching the end Of their famous
career. They will tickle the town but for two
weeks longer with their songs puns and igs. at
the end of which time they must 'vamose' to make
way for the Jolly "Sinbad ye Sailor" new spccta-
cuar Duresque, which is to be brought out at
hcence never before attempted In this country" The
efects will be novel and entirely new and the Lydia
THOMPSON troupe, with new additions, Will appear
in the piece.
Madame Parepa-Rosa will appear in the oratorio
OF the 'Messiah on Friday night at Steinway Hall
She will be assisted by the Harmonic Society and
several distinguished solo artists.
At meeting OF. the friends OF the late Mr.. q. q.
b. seymour, held at Irving Hail. 1t resolved that
grand memorial concert be given at an early date
at Stenway Hall for the benefit OF his family.
Mrs. Scott-Stddons commenced q short engage
ment In washington on Monday evening and is ere
ating quite Juror. This evening she plays Julia I'm
u benefit, upon which occasion she appears In "Much
Ado About Nothing"
Mr.. C;rau's opera boufers have almost crazed the
good people OF Pork0polis with the and other
boa6e Hourishes. The company will remain In Gin
cnnau during the present week, after which they
will sing for three nights In PttsburR, and will sien
return their headquarters at the Theatre Froneots
IN tins city. where they open for the summer season
on Monday, the oath inst, with "Chilperic," of
fIprycs bgst operas
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

WHAT Tne People ARE Fog "A scene
occurred at thc Anti-Slavery anniversary that
well illustrates the arrogant intolerance of the
more extreme radical leaders. Admirers of
Wendell Phillips were present in strong force
and wanted to hear him; consequently they
called for him. He at once informed them,
with style becoming the men who used to
flourish whips in cotton fields, that II was his
will, not theirs, that must govern-.that they
must listen This Is radicalism pure and
simple. The leaders are to do what they like
ADD The people are tolisten.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

knowledge Of current events, fair fami-
liarty with foreign and general scientific
phrases and topics, as well as a good know
ledge OF grammar, geography, history, and
all the other elements of good English edu-
cation, to become, as rule, a perfect com
positor. If perfection be not reached in GER
tain cases it does not conflict with the rule
they are the exceptions, not the rule. There
fore, If the negro can enter the composing
room and command both attention and respect
for his ability to conform to this rule, it is a
question for the Printers Union-a very indu-
ential organization among the craft-to decide
whether they will so recognize him. 1t is
altogether quite an interesting point, and the
decision of the Union upon it will be regarded
with interest, both as affecting the occupation
OF the printers as well as that of others from
which the colored man is peremptorily ex-
Cluded
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
The News from Casa aad Other West
1uaia Isln ads.

The News from Caba aad Other West
Inaia Isnsds.
1t will be seen by the full and very interest
ing correspondence which we publish to-day
In another column that movements OF reyo-
lutionary, diplomatic and political character
are operating with vigOr throughout our
American Mediterranean, and If Secretary
Fish persists in his antiquated policy OF wait
ing to learn what England thinks and will
do he will find himself in the position Of
the sleeping hare, which was beaten by the
tortoise. From Cuba we learn that the
revolution is very far from being
put down in the several districts of
in relation to the great campaign to re-estab-
lish communications with Puerto Principe
is not very promising in that direction. On
the other hand, General Dulce is informed from
Spain that he can have few more men and no
money; in fact that the colonial government
must fight it out on its own hook; while the
wealthy Spaniards in Havana are becoming
alarmed and seriously contemplate sending
commission to New York to confer with Senior
Morales Lemus, the agent of Cespedes.
To assist in making matters no better an
expedition has got off on fast steamer
from Key West to look in upon Cuba. At
the same time the British Commodore
on the West Irda station has ordered
several ships to Havana and arrived
there himself to inquire into the proceedings
OF the Spanish officers in seizing the Mary
Lowell and landing on British island to purc
sue Cuban refugees. In Porto Rico rising is
reported, though the statement requires con-
firmation. The movement in ST. Domingo
against President Baez is having varying sue
cess, but the mendacity of both parties is 80
great that only the final result can be relied
on. We advise Mr. Fish not to wait longer in
taking well considered but firm policy in
these American questions that are developing
along our Southern coast, and to lend the
moral power of our government to assist in
shaping events as the interests of the country
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
TIE 81. Domingo Movement.

A good deal Of noise is being made at Wash
ington and elsewhere about the movement for
the annexation of 81. Domingo, and we are
flooded with letters, communications and tale-
grams.On the subject, the principal feature Of
which is the immense capacity for lying ex-
hibited by both parties-those for and those
against the movement. So completely have
they succeeded in befosging the subject that
question which would be most acceptable to
the American people and their government, If
properly presented, is in fair way to encoun-
ter complete failure from the incapacity Of
those who have it in hand. The facts are
these -:
The Dominican republic, comprising terri
tory of seventeen thousand square miles and
very nearly two hundred thousand Inhabitants,
has for several years been acceptably governed
by President Buenaventura Baez. He has
maintained the public peace, fostered agricul-
ture and trade and endeayored to establish the
permanent welfare of the country. Opposed
to him are set Of political agitators who
have been driven out of the republic and have
taken refuge in Hayti and the neighboring
islands. From their places of refuge they carry
on constant Vaccinations against the govern
ment, and those in Hayti make frequent cattle
raids into the contiguous dstricts-aIl of which
they proclaim is done in the name of liberty
and from their hatred of tyranny. The mea-
s'Ires necessary to keep these disorders under
exhaust the scanty revenues of the govern
ment and prevent it from devoting its means
and attention to other objects. For the pur-
pose Of securing to his country the benefits
of a permanent government President Baez
has sought the admission of st. Domingo as q
State in the American Union.
His only mistake has been in employing
agents who were incompetent for the work
They began it by endeavoring to set the key
stone of the arch before they had built the
pillars to support it, Instead of further en-
deavors to force this method of construction to
certain failure by all manner of lies and inven-
ton, we advise them to 60 to work properly in
the matter, and before Christmas comes they
will meet success. Let them make with the
Secretary of State treaty for the admission
Of ST. Domingo, in which all the rights and
interests of the Dominican people shall be
fully recognized and protected and the princi-
pie of self government as State be secured
under the powers of our general government.
This document they should take to st. Domingo
and have ratified by the Executive and Con-
gress Of that republic When they return they
may feel assured that not one vote in Congress
will be cast against its ratification by u.s.
Should they take this sensible course they will
have no need to spend more money in Wash
ington for lobby agents, nor to food the
country with inventions of Professor Gabbs
discoveries in the imaginary gold fields of the
Niqua. The true gold fields of St. Domingo
are its fertile soil, healthy climate and excel
lent harbors.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

WALKER.--It il an ancient observation that
the worst of the iiends were the fallen angels,
and it is pretty well known to the police that
when lovely woman stoops to folly or vice
she carries that folly or that vice to greater
extremes than man ever does. We are evil
IDENTIFY to see this same feminine intensity
coming into play in public life under the in
Auence of the ''womans rights" agitation.
We are to have public, political, otfice-hunting
women more shamelessly indecorous than the
most shameless man. Such is the indication
Of the scene reported between Mrs. DR..
Mary Walker and the Postmaster General Of
the United States