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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

After many mishaps and yicissitudes the Great
Eastern has finally settled down to her appoint-
ed work. Although her builders did not antci-
pate that career for her. II was her manifest
destiny to lay submarine cables. Her dimen-
sions and structure exactly qualify her for the
work, and there is no other vessel ntioat which
can compete with her In this service. Four
thousand miles Of cable can with case be slowed
In her vast holds, and paid out at the rate OF be-
tween one and two hundred miles per day. She
Is too big and unwieldy for ordinary marine ser-
vice, but the wonderful developement OF ocean
telegraphy for the last few years has kept her
fully employed, and bids fair to do 20 for many
years to come, She has just left the Medway
for the Rel Sea, by way Of the Cape OF Good
Hope. with two thousand miles Of cable on board
which Is 70 be laid bctwecn Suez and bombay.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
Extraordinary G,rr Of Healing.

Much excitement has prevailed at the Didde-
ford House in this city, since the arrival OF DR..
O. C. Gage, and from the marvellous results
achieved by him, II really does seem that the
happy day has come when the sick and suffer
inc can be healed without the use Of poisonous
drugs.
From nm early hour In the morning until late
In the evening his rovms are densely crowded,
and still the come--"the lame, the halt, the
blind, the deaf, and the representatives Of every
III that flesh Is heir to, "-many OF whom already
report themselves materially benefited by his
remarkable powers, after all other methods
have failc,l. Ills manner Of treatment Is differ
cnt from all physicians, and has proved emf
ncntly successful. The power OF healing disease
ly touch, or manipulation, rs It Is called, has
been acknowledged to exist from time imme'no-
rial. Doubtless many OF our readers have
heard OF the cure Of Scrofula, or Kings evil,
by the "scyenth SOM" II not, many rcmarka-
bio instances could be given even in the prac-
tice of DIR. Gage, rs it Is through this (what Is
considered by some whim), that he discovered
his remarkable power to heal the various ills
which the human system Is heir to. Such things
are indeed wonderful, and furnish themes for
study and reflection. There can be no doubt
that some men possess extraordinary gifts Tor
the successful performance OF this or that voca-
ton. We have natural mechanics, who appear
to have an instructive knowledge OF the use Of
tools; they become master workmen and direc-
tors in architectural workmanship In few
years, while majority Of artisans struggle on
with equal industry, till ovcrtakcn with hoary
age without eIcelling in their vocation. SO
with the Doctor. Those men who profess the
natural qualifications for diyining the seat OF
and healing diseases. always take the precedence
over such as are drilled into the profession with
out having natural tact for the position. AZ
all events, On. GAGE is eiecting remarkable
cures, and that is what the afflicted are looking
for, no matter from what source. For certiti-
Gates Of cures zee circulars.
To On. GAGE.-Thc following very pretty
lines are dedicated to DR.. Gage, who Is practic.
ing at the Biddcford House In this city, and
were written by one who has derived great ben
eft from the Doctors treatment;
Heaven bless thee, DR., Gage!
Keep thee % n good old ago
Thy strength inerease-
Keen thee nom every iii,
Thy heart with goodness hll,
And friends surround thee still,
When life shall cease.
Our good Father from above
dave from hts great heart OF lovc
Healing powers 10 thee.
Oh, who would dare ~ mock,
When the lame are made to Walk
And the mute again 10 talk,
Or the blind " see!
Heaven keep thy gin intact,
Ever keep thy gin intact,
And power TO save.
When thy life's work IL done,
MAY sweet peace near thee como
Angels guido thee TO thy homo
beyond tho grave. fWto
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

AVOID QUACKs.-A VICTIM or EARLY IN.
~ prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, kc., has discovered simple means OF curs'
which no will srmd ffce to his fellow sufferers Ad-
drcss J. H. REEVES, ~ Nassau street, N. Y. 6mH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
Turner. Neuralgia PHI ,-The great reu

Turner's Neuralgia Piii,-Thc great rene.
dy for Ssuraigis and all Nervous Diseascs. Moro
than 10000 cured by II In the last twoyears. Price
by mail. package, sioc,-s packages, t',4.
The Lorraine vegetable Cathartfe PHI
The hest known remedy Tor all Nscases Of the
Blood, stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Tor Heasische,
RheuInatlsm and In AL sascs where cathnrtlc
required. Price by mall. ! boz u Cts be1~'
Siis-I2 boxes, tl.st.
TURNER 4 CO., I'D TRssoSr STREET., BssIos'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

The city High School building, at Gardiner.
was totally destroyed by FIRE ON Thursday after-
noon Of last week, together with the greater
portion Of the books belonging to the scholars.
Cause unknown. Insured in the Home Com
pany N. Y, for $500. BuiliiFg valued a,
ST 900.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

rTHow many thousands Of tho past generation
might be saved hon lingering disease ana unsmely
hcoIs AZ tho medical works Of DIR. A. H. Hayes, tho
nhy,icisn who has performed 70 many Astounding
cures the Last ton Year.. Those works treat ~ mai!
ysrtisement OF Peabody Medical Institute) am3s
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
Hsufe NJ Maine.
N Office.

VNyHEREAS, my wife Melinda has len my
w bed and board, this IL b forbid all persons
trusting her on my account, ~ shall not pay any
aebts Of her contracting amer thi. date.
Saco, Nov. n, 1872. 3vE
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
.Spectal Notices.
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT
smts SOLD EvERrwHERE.

ART on PAsciyAnSa, by ADAM MEyKiSx. Show.
n how 70 gain the undying love, simiraeion and
confidence OF any one you choose. Price by Hall,
3j cents, iior 500. Address Tuttie 70, $500 ,,
san St. Ny. 6mt
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, N. To tho Honorable, tho Justices OF tho
supreme Judicial Coart next % be holden ~ Al.
fred, within sad county, ON the third Tuesday OF
September, ls5o,
III don, OF south Berwick, in said county, that ho
was lawfully married, ut said South Berwick, on
the - day OF -, isJ9, W sarah T. Hodgion, now cf
parts unknown that since said marriage he LA. o..
since said marriage he has always deportcd himself
as 0 chaste, faithful and anectenAts husband, but
that the said Sarah T., wholly regardless Of her
and duty on o, about sss ,
cause did desert your libelant and since aid tme
has utterly refused to live with him and that SAID
Sarah T. on divers days and time. both beio,s asd
vcrs lewd men, whose names arc 70 your libollant
wherefore, and bccas,e consistent with pcsco
nom a The bonds Of msiiinony may 30 dsaeod to
him. and a. In duty bound SAMUEL an Ssi' cbdpos.
state Of Maine.
YORK, ~. AZ the Supreme Judicial Court, begun
and held nc Aiffed, within and for ssd county &c
York, on the third Tuesday of September, In Oh.
year VI our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nineI
UPON the foregoing libel, Ordered, That tire ubel.
ant give notice % the aid sarah y. lods'ion 20 APP
pear before the Justices ~ our sad supreme Judi.
cial Court, 10 be- held nj Saoo, within emil Tor said
county Of York. on the first Tuesday OF January
1870, by giving her IN hand atested copy 81 aid
libel and this order thereon, not les than bnrtecn
Tor by publishing tho same in tho Union and jour
nal, public newspaper, printcd In Blddei9rd, IN
last publication thereof 10 he thirty days at least
before ,he sitting Of said Court that she may then
and there in oar saId Court show cause, any sio
have, why tho prayer Of said libel should not DO
80, Attest, IL. FAIRFIELD. CLkRk.
Is CT.t CoJS of the Libol AMI Order Of Court
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
nrn.,. rArENr NunsINo BorrI.r.

The most Perfect and cs.tss..fSursisx Botiis
In the World. We supply the trads With al pats
OF IL Bottle separately when required, Including
Bsrr's siirvsd WVs ERssS, which 10 Of fssstnsbis
value 70 the Infant u keeps the Tubs perfectly
sweet and hss nom scId, especially n varm YEA
Their. Prico Of Brush, 10 Ste BURN D FERRY.
giss, Is Trsost street. Bosted, hsss Sold BY
al drusyista 3ms
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
NOTICE.

The ulrcriber having disposed ef his entiye stock
of Iron, Steel; and business gensrsly % T. COREi
4 CO., would recommend oil of his customers and
Patrons 10 them 3mt7
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
WANTS, LOST AND FOUND.
WTANTED-2 Fir,t-cla~ Sewing Machir

VHTANTED-2 First-clas Sewing Machine
w Operators 2 hand sewers, must be quick
5GU or more purchasers for the Weed sewing Ma
chine tho ono that takes the first priIe at all TIN
fairs; 5000 or more purchasers for other nrsttlas
machines, every body 30 know that give the best
out work 10 those huying Machines Of me. q. u!
OAKES, lIardy's Block, City Square, Biddsiord
Maine.
UTANTED - Colts or Remington's Army
w and Navy Reviewers. Also, Sharp's or Spcn.
GERS Rifles or Csrbines. Any person having any OF
CLARK 4 RDGERLY, Gunsmiths and dealers in
all kinds OF sporting goods NJ lso Main Street. BID
dcford, Maine. fOu
yNIANTED-4, 900 bushels Of Cider Apples.
w 10 bushels OF Blackbcrries, and 30 bushels. OF
Black Cherries for which the highest market priec
will DO paid. Apply to Lyman ASsr To- sk Main w.
Biddcford. 8 GlLBERT BERRY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
Iron and Steel f!
(. COREY & CO.,

{. COREY & CO..
HAVING purchased the Stock Of Mr. J. c.
i BROOKS. and leased bis Store, will move their
stock from Nos and II Mouiton street, to new ''oro
l2J e. l25 Commercial st {,
PORTLAND,
And occupy the same on and anst November nrst,
where tho
Iron, Steel and Carriage Hardware.
i,usiness viii DO continued in all its branches.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

Prices Of MaIls, Be.fNEl,n si2 90 % si2 "a mt
quality sliO@ 81 IS, second quality 90 u 10 10
third quality 81 q 500.
PIics. % stor. Csttis-woriing Oxen, ' pskr,
sisL san. $40 20 t1D.
Milch Cows and Calves nom SIS, so, $s5, SIS ts'
SOD "a sll5.
Yearlng, tis q So: two year. old SIS o ST.
Prices Of sheep and IAmbs-ln lots 81 81, 81 %,
81 50 % 81 % each, extra - 20 . t4oI OF ffsa .
q 6ic u.
Spring Lambs, 81 Is % si25.
Hides &c y n. Tallov &c y n.
Pelts 7jc % 81 no each Calf Skins :. % DO y h.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra u % l7lsy primo lSi .
i7ci good i6 10 i6ic, medium Isl % lss poor -
medium lie y n.
Sheep-E1tra includes Cosets, and when those Of
an inferior quality are thrown out
N. ID. Beef-EItra and nr,t quality insfude no.
thing but the best, large, ht stalfe Oxen second
quality includes the best grassfed Oxenr the best
stallfed Cows, and the best three yssr cid Steers,
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse cS lots
RKnARKs.
The supply IL generally light Thanksgiving veek,
the trade running more into Poultry.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
SpeefaI Notices.
DIR. WARREN'S BILIOUS BIT?El

For Purifying ths Blood, curing Liver Complaint.
Jssndiee, BiiSousness Besdscke, Dissinsss, Loss
Of APOSTLE. and ell spring mpisins, for Cleans
Ing, strengthening. Invigorating and Regulating
ths llsman System, has no equal IN the world.
sold by All druggists BURR d PERRY,
Jm29 Is fremont street Boston.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12
Cambridge Cattle Narts. --Iov.s.

SuNBER IRON THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle. Sheen a Lanbs. lIoIpcs. SWine
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

To On. GAGE.-Thc following very pretty
lines are dedicated to DR.. Gage, who Is practic.
ing at the Biddcford House In this city, and
were written by one who has derived great ben
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-12

arc 'out Of true" The shock was felt almost
wholly on the made land, and the post office
being near the front was shaken up lively. The
buildings ON the business streets are substantial
and stately. while the whole city is laid out in
blocks Of parts Of fly vars lots-a"vara" being
a unit Of old Spanish measurement, about two
and a half feet. \ J0-vsn lot is square Of
1871 feet; $50 yara lot is large square.
Each yara block commences With an even unit
in street numbering. i.e. each block is number
ell with an even hundrcd-with. say, 800
whether the last number Of the last block was
225 or 29s, and thus the street numbers even Of
q sh ort street win appear quite formidable.
There Is no such an institution here as street
boot-blacks, but there are boot. black rooms 1T
ted up with chairs and hung with pictures and
supplied with the daily papers like q BARRIERS
shop, and men do the boys work, nor are there
news boys nor mail carriers. The papers sell
certain sections to carriers, and these carriers
have the exclusive sale Of papers in those Sec
tons. and you cannot buy newspaper, II you
fail to hail the early morning carrier, unless you
70 to bookstore or to the Office OF publication.
one Of the daily papers Publishes an edition
every day in the week and the others arc ''daily
-Moaday' excepted" not Sunday. A shrevd
literary observer informs me that the number Of
suicides and insane are more than ordinary
large In San Francisco. This may be owing for
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
MATRIMONIAL.

NEArPrxuNfhf--A GENTLEMAN or MEhNs, wHC
mi aru.rnfes female Ioveiines~ W he htshsss
degree hopes make the acqasnisnce Of a , maasn az
uudet tweuty-nve years 0f may pe cvue'aetea
moiel mind aud person IL nsreesps ,neo,S
cagte. Address eonLdcnce Truth ana Fhie'iv' hss~"
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

PARTNER WANTED -wirH ssoo. IN A CASH NAN.
ufaufing Business, wltbout rsk. Pfohf loo per
Cal. r. W. RiIE q CO., - Nassau street. Nov York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A FoRT NE TO BE MApE.--TO DIsTfLLERe AND
~ rec,itersA patnsr wanted hy man wao Invented
apparatus teot xtt.u) making ~ barrels French spris
DAY For particulars inquire ~ bfEbA HAHrU Nus, 81
Washington street HoboksD.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SATISFACTORY PARTY CAN BECOME PART.
n In the European Patents for an inventon which IN
the United States sold $4,000 The patent
cost asuvn Unehaf OF this amount will le the money
qncd oT party every acceptable Tbis worthy the
s,t n,ion o men and influence. No other
epy Samples, broadway end Bond street,
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

T,o LET-a NEWARK AVENUE, JERSEY CITY
the city for clothing dry Eoods business
Immediate viii lease Tor term OF TO
sponsibis parry. y. NJ. t;IBS0N,
~ Montgomery street, jersey City.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AT PAssArc. ~ J.-45 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK
by Erie Railroad Cottages aud Building Sites for ssls
BY wM. MORGAN SON, 20 william street, New York,
nj depot. Passalc
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15
STATE CERTIFICATES.
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC TSTTRvCrIoN,
SrrEHINTENDENT's 0PFCE.


An Examination for State Teachers' Ccrtif-
Gates will be held at the State Normal University
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10th and Ith
Of August next, procided not less than ten appli-
cations from teachers desiring such Examination,
and engaging to De present, are received at this
Office by the 10th Of July.
As soon as the required number Of applications
are received, the fact will be duly announced to
all concerned, by letter or otherwise, from th
office, go that all having timely notice may gov
ern themselves accordingly. Prompt action is
requested as no examination will be held unless
at least ten teachers in the state desire it, and
there will not be time to prepare and print the
questions, etc, uness the holding of the Exam
ination can be definitely determined by the time
designated, July 20th)
The Annual Session Of the "ILLTNoIs STATE
Teachers INSTITUTE" will begin August 9th
and continue two weeks so that candidates for
State Certificates will also have this opportunity
of tending the meetings and participating in
the exercises of that body, which has already be
come an established State educational agency Of
the highest character, and OF commanding indu-
ence and power. 1t is expected that the coming
session of the Institute will be the most vigorous,
interesting and profitable ID its history, and the
most largely attended. The class to be examined
for the State Professional Diploma ought also to
bs the largest that has ever yet convened. II is
for the teachers of the state to determine hos this
shall be. s. sa. s....
NEWTON BATENAN,
Superintendent of public Instruction.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

The Norfolk, Va, negroes had big pic
mic on the fifth, during which row.boat
containing one boy and eight girls was
swamped short distance from the shore,
resulting in the drowning of the boy and FIVE
of the girls. Tie girls were nearly all
grown. This sad announcement tell up.
on the party like an electric shock, but
unnatural as it is--the gloom was soon dis.
PEELED and the most of them reentered into
the gayety of the occasion with as much
gusto as though nothing had happened -
The fiddler played his merriest tunes, and
the men and women yelled and danced and
there mingled with these strains of revelry
the walls of the friends and kindred of the
dead, who stood only fifty or hundred
yards from them upon the bank Of the river
which overlooked the death-scene.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

Rev. Rufus Blanchard, of Indiana, made
an address in Chicago the other day in favor
offree trade, which as an argument is credisa-
bic; but political questions are so far re-
mCved from the propreties ofthe pulpit and
those who officiate therein that their use
fulness is always lessened when they discuss
them. There are not wanting in the coun-
try, men in politics to discuss political ques.
,ions, but there is a great dearth of minis
tiers mbued with the love Of the gospel Of
peace and broiherly love, to proclaim it in
earnestness aud power to all classes. The
bad policy and consequences OF the minis
try participating in such discussions was
aptly Illustrated at the time, by stranger
rising in the audience at the conclusion OF
Mr.. Blanchard's. address, and challenging
him to joint discussion Of the question at
any time and place in the West that he
would name. Mr.. Blanchard felt called
upon to explain to the iuper,inen. stranger
that he was q minister of the gospel, and
| that such discussions were secondary to bis
great work, but that he would confer with bin
the next day on the time and place ant
meet him in public debate.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

Vincent Collyer, secretary of the United
States Indian namraispiun, organized at
Cooper Institute, one year ago, says he visit,
ed and closely inspected 81 tribes, in their
wigwams and native homes, numbering
nearly $4,000 souls, located in Kansas, the
Indian territory, Texas, New Mexico, Arizo
ma, and Colorado. Some of the tribes are
the most warlike and troublesome in the
country. Others are more civilized. Among
them all, he wa. kindly received, aud, in
many cases, with marked hospitality. In
nearly gil the tribes visited, school teachers
and farming tools we're found, and in all the
journey he did not see a case Of drunken
ness, witness q case of violence, or hear q
basphemous word by an Indian. He be-
lieves that by patient efforts all the tribes
can be civilized, and that in less than two
years we will have heard the last of Indian
outrages. A deep religious feeling pervsded
nearly all their conversations and councils.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

The President has issued his proclama.
tion fixing Tuesday, the Both of Novem ber
next, for an election in Mississippi. The
proclamation provides for a separate sub.
mission of distranchising and inelgibility
clauses, the clause prescribing the test oath
and that prohibiting the state from p!edging
or loaning its credit to or becoming stock.
holder in any corporation. The proclsma.
tion also states that it is understood that
sections four to sixteen of article thirteen,
under the head Of ordinance one, is under.
stood as forming no part Of the consttu.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

A fiend bearing the name of John More
eontesses the atrocious murder Of Mrs. Nc.
Adams, beautiful young woman, some
time ago perpetrated near Greenvile, in this
State. lie coniesses that he made improp.
er proposals to the young woman q, her
own home in the absence Of all her family,
and that on her indignan. refusal he at,
tempted the in,erdc,ed liberty with her per.
son, when she resisted and threatened his
exposure, aud he thereupon took her lie to
prevent his exposure and punishment.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

A new express company has been organ.
ized at San Francisco to do business at all
points of the world. Capital S8,000,OOO.
Among the trustees are b. o. Mills, Pres.
dent of the bank of California: Josuhs Stan.
ford of Stanford; B. Lloyd and other San
Francisco capitalists. 1t is reported the
Central Pacific railroad have decided to
form an express business and appointed this
company its agents
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

Rock Island County, &C.
In the Circuit Court of the September Term, A.
d. 1859. In Chaucery.
Sarah Is. Cobb Vs. Job Ross, Maria Gould, Aus
tin h. Gould and ---- Gould, wife of said
Austin. and whose christian name is unknown.
Amended Bill in Partition.
TO Maria Gould and ----- Gould, VIII of said
Austin h. Gould, and whose christian name is
unknown, defendants in the above entitled suit
NOTICE Is hereby given that the above emit
tied suit is now pending in said Court and
that summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall personally bo and np.
pear before said Court 90 the trst day OF the
dext term thereof, tc DO holden In the Court
House. in the City Of Rock Island in the county
and state aforesaid on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, to which time and
place the said summons 10 made returnable, and
plead, answer or demur TO the amended bin in
said suit fled, that the same will be taken for
confessed as against you, and decree entered ac-
cordingly.
Rock Island, H., July 6, A. D. 1869.
SAMUEL p. HoDaRs,
Clerk Of said Court.
OSBORN & CURTIS,
Complaints Solicitors.
july6dwIw,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

A convention is in session at Memphis,
having for its object the encouragement of
migration to the Southern states of Chinese
lsborers. 1t is stated that they can be
brought to New Orleans from China, in lots,
of 90, at cost Of sbaut $3.50 each, and they
will work by the month for $50, Koopman.
chan stated to the convention that contracts
can be made in China for FIVE years at $40
to sl2 per month. The convention is largely
attended and will probably result in the i'm.
portation of large numbers of Cinnamon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-15

The New York San nominates Colfax for
President in 1872, and wishes everybody to
take notice now that it leads Off in the
Colfax movement, so that in 1872 there can
be no question but that Colax is Dana $
candidate. There will probably be nobody
to contest or divide the honor with him. Il,
is hoped that the people will SO far recover
their senses by 1872 as to put Colfax s true
value upon him, in which event the Sun
will probably deny that it ever suggested
him for President.