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Caressing or Not CarcssinG.

Sra: Ny attention has been called to. an error
In your report OF nv testimony In the Mcfarland
trial, wherein you make me say saw Mrs. McFar.
land caressing Mr.. Richardson. What / said was
nersr saw her caressng him. shall be glad II you
will make this correction. VERY respectfully,
SAMUEL SINCLAIR.
NEW YORK, % May, 1870.
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Q.OlDtnDs.
OFFIcF oF rmE sr.. In L-AND SOL. J 0.

sEIu RAILROAD COMPANY,
IT. JosFPu. No, April 49, 1870
The coupons on the First Mortgage Bonds OF the 1t.
Iouis and ST. JO,tph Railroad Company. dpe May l.,
1870, VIII be paid M god presentation and after
May 1910, at the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company,
In tbs cl,y VI Rev J ok, nes OF Government tax,
NJ. LAWSON, President
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4oIltltal.

Aolltital.
nEMOCRATIC UNION.
II The Democratic Union electors OF the city OF New
York requested TO meet a. their headquarters 10
the several wards 1uesdaY evening, May 3, At ~
o'clock elect many delegates for the ensuing
they had members last year TO the Demnctatic
Union General COMMITTEE, which will meet At Nasonlc
Hall, 18th It., tth Wednesday evening. May I,
Of O'Clock. for organization lhe General Committee
VIII have power o. nomna candidates tor the several
Offices 70 be Allied by the people OF this city
at the next election Each ward VIII also elect one
delegate for election district 10 an Assembly DIS
trct Cow TO ct at the place designated ny inc
delcraes 10 the General Committee Saturday evening"
May 7. ats O'Clock, 10 nominate Cand date for As
sstlnt Alderman also committee for the ward OF not
logs than ave persons 10 meet Monday Cycang, May
~ Ocl ck at the acc at which the primary election
Election.
ROBERT r. ROOSEVELT. Chairman Gen. Com.
r iITaa t :; TuiHE' Secretaries.
MEL ON J. WATERBURY,. Chairman, Exec. Com.
JAMES MURRAY, secretary.
ORR WARD FIRST ~ THE FIELD.-Tbe
~ Ninth Mard Democratic C.ub Will mold public
meeting " their room N Jefferson Market tins tlues
DAY evening ratify the democratic State Judiciary
1lcNet and the New City Cnqrer. The Hon. Aigeruon
:. sullivan has been invited and wall address tho
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eROsTRATIoN PLAYED OUT.

Violent rurgauyes emetios, saliyants blstering and
cure Ihem Is TO destroy the little strength that DIS
DytPeptcs, instead OF dosing themselves with epss-
e tone Rf5 s SS.s3i sRS their
Te1so w on Bilious hsbI ins.ead Of throwing the
whole glanduar system into state OF morbid irrta-
tic operation OF mat wholesome vegetable Alternative
Nervous sufferers, tremulous weak and Respondent,
recruit their thattered energies with aeoulse Of the
ated liquors OF commerce superseded by modl.
Gated smulan perfectly efficient and entirely harm
Travellers by land and rejoice in the OF
evil effects OF malaria rom sick ness aud from tnc
disturbing influences Of changes OF temperature. and
Tue weak and deblatod feel their strength return
equity gen i'V cshlYarat 1 action ''
ct n tho only snuiant which cautious physicians can
consceniousy recommend TO lldes Ia delicate health,
or to the aged and dccrcpt. ,
can continent, where q "a not Recognize a. house
d remedy @a ~ nte esee ana ma
common sense Hosleiter's stomach Filters is PRO-
range Of pharmacy. there Il no substitute cquiyacnt
-. YOuR FAy0RIrE iM0,NrnLY,
y9g viii only akS h5 rou6s to leave Or sead oar or
ue' 10 RoY's BooKsroRe, s!s BROADWAY.
Yoa can chang S9Gr M sn4 MEAN u NSG please
receive about TAG next aud thus get what you pre-
Ter when you p'gg6lSo5Si' * PUBLISHED
A.-A.-OFglClAL DRAWINGS.
., n. MuRNAYs LoIrERlE'.
@ y, B 3! p + 3, e. II y, e.
=, g. 81, IS, 62, ii, is, II, is, Il, G, Is.
KENTUCkY.Extra Class no go; May Z, 1910
"SEEt9HG 8 2 10. Sq &S MA = l 81 No.
co. 90, |, 30, "a, II, 90, Is, o. %, 81, d.
Prizes cashed ana information furnished IN the above.
aud aso ROYAL Havana Lotteries. D. CLUrE, BroAor.
Oo Broadway, 1853 Fulton st., and 2 Park row.
WOYAl HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes PAID In gold Information furnished. The
and silver TAYLOR co. Bankers,
l6Wall ST., New York
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A.-N.-nrgICIAL nItAMINGn.

WOYAl HAVANA LOTrEItN.
Prizes PAD IN, gold. Information FURNISHED The
and silver lAaLom X NJ NJ. bHnkers,
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Qtrsui,ai tluines.

III. GRAND HOl Ill.
VDON'T KNOW what TO say. Thus matter wor.
L ries me very mucn. | am sufprred that you have
not len me long ircc. II tie lady would please
meet me and make herself known 10 mo some moinln.
J. n.
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Satiros sanRs.

Satiros sGuRs.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANh-
Sun BUILDING. ies NASSAU ST.
OPPOSITE CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
A NEW FEATURE.
INTEREST COMMENCES on TIE FIRST OF
EACH MONTH FOLLOWING THE DEPOSIT.
At six per cent per annum, with participation In the
profits. on the MUTUAL plan. One dollar will com.
CHAs X. GRAHAM. President.
BINGDON SQUARE SAVINGS BANh.
~ Is Abingdon square 18th aN, near 18th ST.
Open from 81 A. NJ. to p. NJ. and on Mondays and
Saturday, from 3H A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
Interest per cent. per annnm.
Money deposited now will draw interest from date Of
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INTEREST PROM THE FIRST OF EACH
CITIZENS >AVtNGS BANK,
IS DowCry. southwest corner OF Canal n.
Money depo.itc1 will craw interest from June l.
at the rate Of six Ior cent all sums exceeding s.
Interest paid credited In July and January Of each
year
MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 A. NJ TO : T.. NJ.
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Publishers OF newfpapes will not insert this adyer
tisement unless especially authorized 20 TO do Dec
JAMES o'DRlEN. sheriff
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sHERIFF5 OFFICE, NEW COURT HOUSE,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
APRIL rs $50
certify tho shove 10 DO true cory OF the orig inal
election notice received by me this day rom Secre
Sheriff OF the CITY and County OF New orks
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Mrs. Runk'e War cIus5 examined hy Mr. Graham
who began In an rasy Way. and ellt itol rom Tho
witness the facts that she nad mover helped 10 get
testimony for the prosecution, nor contributed
toward doirayinR cost u private counsel: that Ler
husband had not done so either, tu her know Icl
that her pen h,a neIsr hern u-2l IN bc, at ~
November 1863 that she bad not been In Ito court
room, or even In the PARK, IN year be ore that
day, and had seen Mrs, Mcfarland bat once since
the 81 day Of December.
Q--When did you see her last time A week ngo
Q-Wnerc did you see herp Al saw her on Broad
Q.-ls that all you have seen hcr2 A.-That Is the
only time; beg pardon saw her a moment 1" jersey
Q-whcre was she s,oppng2 A,-she was not stop
Q-Don,t you know thst she stopped at your fathers
lCu,e Jefsey city, has stopped there? Aldo.
MRS MFARLAED IN The CITY.
C-Wheu did she stop there How long has she been
ropwng there? Al don't think she remained there
y=lc has visited faerep Al have heard my
z Wu' -ic Coming from that house2 A.--she was
C-AitGa time OF writing this letter. which bears no
cair ou were living at II Clinton place Ayes, slr,
mcntHnsoS LOGGER IN MIS- cALHoUS's HOUSE.
90. Was Mr. Richardson an inmate OF that house at
ihd lutf Ale was not. cannot tel you asp'
.... b. cause do not know the date Of thc letter
~ G'etl S Si t n ' letts e w sa, Writ
in' -. 'IHk ct ! tina" from the context Tie
,Q-'..u d.A ,ou iaSe that house' Ain May,
e-taf sepl % how Tong A-Untn May lsc7.
s. a, i"m Nal rs 10 May 1861. what raH Of the time
~ goat dca Of 20. lime he was the city he was
y lIcnad 4 room there A part OF the time.
~ -4hat Na' hs hcacquaIteFs2 A part VI the
"a. "a BoAWDRR.
$3.50 NJ Young ii's 10 The house slsO' A.-A part
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press fencing; Gentle horned cattle: Gent"
ho''es: Implements Of hnabsndry.
1ermes and Conditions All a.les cl
ten doIars sud uudsv payable Cask; 81
sales over that amop,, ia one. two ar.,
three years credit from day f sale. Pu,.
chasc's furnishing roses 9th two goo:
and solvent securities to tho satisfaction 9:
the adm nisttator. payable 10 his order a.
th- .6ce Of the R-co-ds, 10 this p.riah.
..id oo:es to bear . per cen. interest per
snnum from maturity un,. paid. the im-
move"l'ls property TO remain spsc;s'7
morsgaged win vendors privilege un.;l
purchase price and iu,es~ss. il any. shat
h~v- been paid.
L." M. Is on IL. lnrer.c.y in case il
exceed, /: .p<n;s. 10 b. so!d ia 100 !css
.r.nsl'r.
No purchaser Of any mcveah's prcpstts
viii bare the right to di.poa~ Of the sstne
nn'c.s previously paid for ard in tho e~sns
the pnrch.eer should sell any Of the prop
crsy before the anne il due. then ,he
Whole Of the purchase price si!l b. dss
and detnandsbIs.
A. NONNlER, C!srk.
Sept. -, 1870.
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3. PROBATE XHle.
Of Hovtense Dtouse.rd

CucceSS1On OF 1Ovtense DfOuasaYd
deceased.
nY virtue of IN orde, Of tho Hon. Par
ID ish Court, in and 70, the Parish O,
Lafayette, thero viii bs offered st Public
Auction, BY duly commissioned officer
10 the high~at and last bidder, on
Saturday tie goth day Of Otsob<r 1870
1t the last residence Of the deceased in
this Parish. tbs follow ing property be
longing to said succession, to Wit:
One c~rtain tract of wood land .ituated
in the Parish of Lafayette on the West
bank Of the Bayou v-rmiIion. neasur;,c
twenty superficial .rp~nts front On said
BAYOU mors or less, bounded above bv
land Of Jules Uuhon and below bv land al
Henry l. Monni~r.
The n. " / and n offs. ". j and
" J Of N: E. ! Section 7 Township 10
s. K. Z. (tit!" doub,fa'). be;uR .he ri9h.
and title Il thc .uco<s<;on to said land
pws!'in; toass su1 oy. tou.e-; 6.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFArErTR.
PARISH COURT.

WHEREAS Caroline Daigie Of tie parlra
w Of Lafayette. admioissrsssir of he cue.
ceseion Of Charles Martin, deceased has died il
this oflce final Tableau Of said succession, w:.A
petition praying that tbe adme be sdver,ies0
according TO law and then duly homologsscd.
And whereas The prayer Of eaid Adniniesrat,ix
has heen granted by an order of ssid Court, dsss1
October 18th 1870.
Now therefore notice 10 hereby given 70 sN
persona interested. 70 nle their opposition, and
show caus'. If any they have. In siM Court With.
in 10 dsys from the publication Of THE notice.
Why the aforesaid Tableau should NOT b homo
gated and the administrative discharged
Giveo under ny o@cial slgnaturc h Tic town
Of vern;lionsille. this 72nd of October ls7a
4, nONN1ER. Clerk.
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~ln the event Of ii. siees Of Paris
being prolonged until provisions grow
scarce. it may b. worth while for tho
f,i~ads ofthr bss;~g-d, asts tho PaH Nall
Gazette, to consider whether food could
MT be dropped from balloons BY means
At parachntsa into the CITY. Large ouan.
titi-s Of Lisbig's ertraetam eavs;s might
desoe"d in this manner, and would b.
vs'y acceptable when everything Is. j.
eateu up W" ar~ informed that IN IL.
latter part Of last century. Il. Blanchard
the st'oran', when asc~ndioe from Strs..
burg. dropped dog connected with a
parachute from the height Of six thousand
feet. Uotortuuasely, however. a wbirIviod
ia'er'ur.e3 =, 3e-esa1 e: tsc t:::s:s,
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animal was carried shove the cloud.
M"nsieur Blanchard afterwards met the
dog in tn" sky. who. recognizing hi.
master. b"9sn to bark; but jurt ss Mon
s'eur Blanchard was going to seize him
another xhir'wibd suddenly carried ,hs
parachute beyond his reach, and the dog
disappeared in the heavens. Let US hope
he found 4 refuge ultimately in Sirius.
Ia tho meantime, We must earnestly hops
the science Of aerostation will not be car.
ried too Tar, otherwise We may havs occs.
sion I" cease Boosting of the security va
enjoy bv our insuI*r position. A hundred
Thousand balloons dropping suddenly on
our shores. bearing cars full Of Uhlsn.,
would A,onse ~ from the dream Of dieni
frd neutrality. asd CAUSE no small annoy
snce in peaceful circles.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH Of LAFAYETTE.
PARISH COURT.

(I1HEREAS Alexander Delhomne Of he
w Parieh Of Lafayette, Administrator O: the
succession Of Octave Delhpmme. deceased be-
6led In this Office . Final Tableau Of said sue
eteion with petition praying that the sss~ b
adcerti.ed according to law and then duly bo-
:nologatcd.
And whereas the praver Of said .Adnsnis:.asoe
has beeu granted hy "a o.dss Of said Cou-t, h
It'd OctoLer 18th 1870.
pcrsoas interes,ed. to file tbeir opcositips. and
show cauac: II sny they have. 10 sesa Court wish-
in 80 day from The puhlicalien II III notiee !.
Why tie a!otesaid Tableau shcuN not he hono-
ozpted and he Admin niessatoe discharged.
Givcn rnder my official s;gaa.are in the town
- vc.mi:caviiie. this 22n4 day Of October 1870,
A. AOSNIEH, C!er4.
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PROBATE SALE.

Succession Of Cypsiea soanis'. decea.ea.
THERE vii! Be offered fos sale 4. Pub.
i lie Auction ,, . duly. commissioned
officer, On
Txesday tie 2s.A day Nosemter ls7c.
At the residence Of Livaudais Aousoa. il
this Parish, oil The property ruovesb's and
'mmoves5ls belonging 70 the sssrss;.d
succession, to-~;t:
One certain tract Of ptarie
land situated IN the Parish Of Lafayette
co ntainiog about Ono hundrsd and sen
a'pthts bounded North by land of-
South By land Of John Caruther aad ~.
dow EmsI;-n Ne|ancon, West By lsnJ of
Attsnaae Co,nsau and East By land Of
Ursin Bsbineau. said land being tho un.
d~vided half Of the tract containing about
Two hundred and twenty Asp-nts In oom.
.moa with PIscidc Moutoa aud has ,eves
b~su divided.
The undivided half Of one Ger.
tain tract of wood land 10 eonmoa With
L'saudais Nou;on. containing abodt thirty
arpeuts situated in this parrish On thc
West side Of B.ynu vermilion, bousd~d
North BY land Of the helm q Aueussih
Beuoit, South BY land q Ists Jean tosis
Bernard.
Gentle horned Cattle Creole
Mates Acd Colts-0eu,ls Ho,sss-Io. Of
Furnitors-lroo Brsod, d., DO.
Terms and Conditions The
land TO b soId 90 credit q One and
Two yesrs from the day efss!s. The
movable PROPERTY to s. sold to an
amount sumcieoe to pay The debt. fc.
Cash. aud the balance Of the 1o>eAbis
property It any, 70 b cold On . credit Of
One year from the day ofssIs, pvschssera
to furnish thei, notes With two good aud
solvset securities IN soI;do TO the sa,i.s.c.
tion q the administrator, 70 whose order
and 1t whose domicil ssid ootes are % "
drawn payable. conditioned 70 bess siGAs
per cent per snnsm lson >ens-
turity until paid. Ths immovsabss pfc.
psfty sold to temaio specially mo,teagrd
in favor Of ssid succession, until the, ,pur-
chsse price and interest II anv shall have
l,een paid. A. AONNIE0, Cisfk.
Oct. e9, 1870.
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stats OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
PdfisX COxrk.

WHEKEAs caliste Lebl.oc 81 he P.ria> Of
W Lafayette, administrator Of the succeonion
Of Narc!aee Lehlatc. deceAAed, has 6led in thi1
once Final Tableau Of said succcNioo win =
petition praying that the sase be sdvertiaed ac.
cording to law and then duly homolosated.
And whereas the prayer Of aaM adhinistr,.or
be- been granted BY an order Of siid Court.
dated September 5th 1910.
Now therefore notice is hereby given 70 on
persons interested. 70 Gle their Imposition. and
chow cause. X any they have in aid Court With.
In 80 days from the publication Of THE notice.
why tie aforesaid Tabieau should not be homo.
LOCATED and tt'c sdmi9istsetos discharged
Given under my of5ciai signature Il, The town
Of Vermilion+ilIc, this Sth day O! Oct. 1870.
A. MONNIER, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

IN accordance with law. and the P,oclana
Il ton Of his Excellency II. e. WAExo,x
Governor VI the Stat. OF Lomisaus. notice
hereby given to the quali6cd vo,era Of the rcy
ish OF Lafayette that n general k!~c,ina vii
bc hcid on Monday u. 7sh day .! Nor. mbe
A u. $50.
For one Representative from tAe :rd Ccagrss
slonal District.
For ono Auditor Of Public Acroupu.
For one State Treasurer.
| For one Stat. Senator.
For one Representative 10 toe Ose.ssl A.
sembly.
Fer one ParIsh Judge.
| For one Parish Sheriff
For Jueticce q the Peace Ind Coae.ah.ee. M
prov ided BY Law.
For the Ratification 0: Rejection q .ae FOL-
lowing Au,endnenss to the Couxusutioo 9! u.
State.
An Amendment providing ,tat 70 p-racn ~ho
has been officially defaulter 20 the State Gov.
erunens. shall be eligible 70 Of..ce until be
shall have obtained discharge !rou, sCcA liz.
biiity.
An Amendment providing suhsti,ue fve a..
ticle ninty-nine Of the Constitutioa
An Amendment to the effect that article Mtv
OF theC Consultation shall be abrosntsd and stsict
en- out.
An Amendment limiting the debt Of the State
to $o5 .0O0, 600 prior to the lst " January A. o.
1870
Polls viii be open for the accommodation Of
the Registered voters Of the Parish, from: s
A. n. until s o'clock 2. H., as the following
named pisces:
Ward No. lat F. Abadies Store.
COmmianihAefa :. 0ns&inho..a E.ou..>.A M
mile Cormier and Aptb<oi Bernard.
Police O@ccf Pr(ieau
ward ;. Poll No. l.-At Afffed Pecks houee.
Csmm'esiooe~- David hayes, j., JoospA L.
Dugat and G. f Nos,amat.
Police O@cer-Alircd Peek.
Ward 2 Poll No. s.-At c. o. Olivier, hou,e.
Comniasi6ners :-Numa B.saux. Osesiu~
1outoo and Charles o. Olivier.
Police Omces-Johu o. kouseo.
Ward Sat he Court Housc, vesmi,isavnle.
Commi0ionen- william o. Smith. Aur. n
4onnier and 3. L. Mcbride.
Po!!ce O0cess-J. A. Chsygsds, D. A. sa!les.
Ward I. Poll No. lat n. Hu6bowess hooar.
Commissioners Edward Hudpowaf. Elisha
Gresn and Ford Hu0power.
Police O@oee-Jo1eph LsDosx.
"atd I. Poll Eo.3-At Aleide Trahsu's store.
CommiMioness- Edgaf r. Ouiiry. JoAa 9
Wilmington and Alcide 1fahan,
Police Omess- jules Guidry.
wesd SAT Valsin Btoa1sard'e houee.
Coamioionere y. G. 81. Julien; valeia Brou..
ard and G. Aug. Goeaelip.
Police O6cef-Aareel xelapcoa.
Ward e.-At 1lmohd siuon'S stor,. J
Commi0iooe1-E L. Heber1. Alhe>< No.
nod Edmond Simon.
Police O@eee- D1ssr6 O. broua,ard.
Ward TAT Royvflle.
Commissioner Pierre q. Roy, ElouAra Co.
aeaax and Calvin Non.
Police O@cers-Lucien DuAon and LeopoM
airsch.
Omoe Supervisor Of Registration. pir.,h al
IAiayesee, October 6sd 1879.
Eo. P. GOobwN.
=s a. =. Sspervisee.
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themselves pow~r|ss- for speech. fee
>u'e You will excuse one liks mvself
wholly unused to addressing The public,
and sharing deeply. =. do, IN the emo
tions inspired by the occasion, from max
ing speech. A great aui good m~u h~.
fallen. and no word. Can expires. the sor
row feel over the mournful event.
Gen. Henry R Jackson Of Savannah,
p'et and orator, uttered this brief bu,
beautiful tribnte to the departed hero:
Mr.. CAa;rman-f can conceive th.,
there have 5vsn. nay. sir, that :he,e are
SPEAKERS competent to meet an occasion
Ike this. l, Sir, am not Of tnat number
Poets iunune'able have sung Of III Plead
lost from the >ky, but h. must indeed have
been bold master who could have struck
bis Tyre in the first dzrksn;ng Of universal
nsture. Ports may sing and orators speak
70 the memory Of = grest sorrow. but io
'ts birth that sorrow must speak for itself.
The to'li"1 Of bells, the hush Of business.
the silence Of this vast co"course. are thu
true eloquence II an occasion like this.
will not mar it b. the uttcrSnce Of impo-
tent words. "a
GEH. LEES FAxnY.
General Lees wife ia 4 daughter Of the
late George Washington Parke Cu.,i.. Of
Arlington. the grandson Of Mrs. Washing
ton. and the adopted son of General W sh.
ingt"n. himself. Mrs. E 6 w. Butler, Of
lbr'sil's parish. Louisiana. is FIRST cousin,
being the daughter Of Nelly Custis." M.
Butler is slso the nearest living reIa,iv.
Of General Washington. being daughter
Of his nephew, the late Lawrence Lewis,
Of Woodlawn. OF Gen. Lses brothers.
Henry Lee died msny years ago, Sidney
Smith Lee. who was an officer ia th.
United States Navy, and .fterw.,d. in the
Confederate Navy. died recently. and
Charles Cs'trr Lee, formerly member Of
the Virginia Lee;slrture. We believe still
survives. General Lee leaves three eons.
Gen. G. W. Custi. Lee, Gen. W. H.F
L"e. ard Captain Robert Lee. and three
daughters, Agnes. Mary Custishnd Mildre,l
Lee. Gen. E,shugh Lev is hi. nephew
being con Of Capt. Sidney Smith Lee.
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the NEW YORK HERALD ON COL
LECTOR ROBB VERY SMALL IN.
DEED.

Under the above bead the F-w York
Aera!d has the following article:
The dra:h Of General R,hr,. r. l..
has impressed tn. pubic thsYuehout the
entire coontry with general feelings Of r..
gr~t. Old pfejod'o~s and party bitterness,
It any remained up to this time, seem to
have been forgotten .t the annou ncement
Of his demise. The St.ts Of Virginia, now
loyal and Republican, proposes to give him
. public funeral. The Governor sdd,essed
= 'nsss.ge to the Legislature to this ei{sc,.
which wss At once responded to BY un
ao'moos approval. and committee. Of 10th
Houses were appointed to make the osce..
ss'y arrangements. All the cities If tbe
south were wrapped in mourning for a
great pubic oit'sen. cultivated, highly
gifted. Christsia gsntlemsu, who, il h.
ersed-and 40 one believes that hs erred
cossciously-survivsd the error. lived a
noble, d Quilted life, and died 10 union with
the whole people. Wa it not very small
business, then. for tho Collector of Savau.
nah to cause ths 6ng on the Customhous.
there. which, 10 unison with the f-eing
OF ths community, was placed 1t half:
ststf yesterday, to b. hoist~d to its original
pos':'o"l Collector R"bb ;eiegr.phed the
information to Secretary Boutwell,, alI.c.
ing that the marx of respect to ths dead
WAS paid BY his d+puti-s without consult
ing him. and stating that moch bad fee,
ing etis,ed among ci,iz~ns 1t his conduct.
Secretary Boutwell, approved the con.
duct Of tbs Collector, for thich be may
not blamnb's, assuming that the honor
was INTENDED to be psid to Genera! Lev
- commander in-ch'ef Of the Confederate
arn'+s but it do+s not appear that is the
case either in Savs"sh Of nyvhere else
0.n. Lev wss = great citizens If America,
whom bis own peopls especially had learn
I'd to honor. Mr. Robb might have shut
biz eyes to tbst a e 1t h.lf:nsf and not
bothered the Secretary sbout II. 1t is such
very email mattera that keep up the soer.
bity which every honest man in the Re.
public dsaises to sss abxndnnad.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-10-29

!. .aIa~ f1srs;.r,-Be pleased 10 ~.
sss,ss. nj | aa candidate for the cf.
lplP.,'sA Judge q dis Parish. the
1,sdss 4 h.ats pssea 10 Nesrmbss. And
i asssc,ss myss'l respectfully so'icit
~ aabsae u nv lsiIov oiissns.
VlLtlAH G. CROW.