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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

n@- A regular meeting Of the Sum.
ter Total Abstinence Society will be
held at the Bapti-t Church, on Tuesday,
Gath inst, at half past 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Addresses will be delivered by Col.
JESSE THOMPSON and Revs. j. B.
CAMPBELL aud JOHN CULPEppER. A
full attendance Of all interested in the
cause 10 earnestly requested.
#. A. TRADEwELL,
Scc'ty 8. T. A. S.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
COUNT THE COST.

A days rdo in almost any part Of our country
will show more than ono practical illustration Of
tho man who commenced to build his castle with
out counting tho cost. Men often loavs out Of
heir calculations such little matters as doors,
blinds, sashes, moudings, &c, and in tho end
find no comfort in tho house which .hoy havo
built Remember, therefore, before building,
writo to P. p. Toalo, Charleston, S. c., tho
largest manufacturer of doors. &C., in the South.
ern States, for an estimate Of the cost Of finish
inc.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
LAVERNA THE GODDESS o.
THIEVES.

Laverua, the goddess Of thieves haa
her alter erected here, and continues to
receive the homage and tribute of her de.
voted subjects, and we are sorry to chron.
icls the fact, that these worshipers are
found chiefly, if not entirely among the
eolored population. There arc those
Who worship at another alter, who are
making US good honest and Industrious
citizens, yet many worship at the black
Alter of this Internal goddess. Iftherc
o'a family among us who have not
0een robbed in tho last two years, and
many repeatedly, W. have not heard Of
w. The whites have been chiefly
p'eyed upon, though several blacks,
ra'e met with serious losses by robbery.
avery body except the thieves them.
'.Se' are preyed upon. Now every
'aect has cause, aud here is series
" ELECTS. Where may we find the
~a'e ~ In tho laws or 10 their execution (?
..'aoswer in both. There is no hope
~ ~, amelioretion under existing
'' ,' There must be radical change.
I y .nat alter does tho majority of our
legislature Worship? Where do they
wv wv their gifts Of gold fraukincepse
. .'u @yrrh I? Is not this goddess pre-.
.a'ed with these costly gifts ? Should
/. - honesty then, ofwhatever complex
W. 0and together, and see if il can
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
T. II. SOLOpIONS.

Attention is called to the new, largo
and liberal advertisement of j. Il. SOL
onions long and favorably known as one
Of our leading Merchants. Mr.. S. has
recently returned from his second trip
North with second supply of Spring
and Summer goods, purchased in New
York when goods were cheap in dull
market, which he is Offering at greatly
reduced prices.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Promnturs Decay, and all tho
effects Of youthful indiscreiion, will, for tho sake
of suffering humanity, soud froo to all who need
II, tho receipt and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he WINS ourod. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Juns2 No. ~ Cedar ct. N. Y.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

Chocrfulnoss originating in buoyancy Of dis.
position is moro graceful and moro permanent
than such as arises from the reception Of particu
lar benefits. Tho latter may bo compared to n
sudden gush Of water. which is soon exhausted.
The former is like perennial fountain, and
equivalent to the effect occnsioned hy the con-
tinued reception Of bonoit-, each time augment
ing in value, for nothing less would maintain in
cheerfulness a temperament naturally phleg.
matte. To nrrivo at such q state it is only
necessary to purify tho systcm by taking tho
"Oid Carolina Biltcrs"
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

H@. We understand that some of the
leading Merchants in our town have
agreed to close their stores at Z. p. IN.
during the summer months, with view
to rest and recreation TO themselves and
clerks. A very sensible aud commend
able move these warm timos.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
AN ImpoRrANr coNs1DEnArroN.

DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills arc PURELY yEGE
TABLE and arc adapted to young and old mnlo
and female, and may be takon Mt all times, with
out restraint of occupation, without change Of
living, without diet and without the fear Of tax.
ing cold during all kinds ofwoathcr, and in all
climates; THEY CONTAIN NO MERCURY.
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e9- AS will be seen from an
advertisement in this day's paper,
the Sumter Fire Engine Conpa-
ny will assemble at their Eugino House,
aud proceed to the fire we'll, corner of
Main and Liberty Streets in full uni
form on Saturday the 26th inst, at s
o'clock p. m. for drill and parade.
Besides the regular contest for the let
ter D. by the respective Squads, there
will be variety of exercises instruct
i've to the 6rcmcn and highly entertain
ing to the spectators. The citizcns gen
orally, and especially the ladies, are in.
yitcd to be present.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18
DECORATION OF THE GRAVES or
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

THh CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Mr.. EDITOR:-At an iuformal' eet
ing Of ladies and gentlemen of Sumter,
held at Temperance Hall, on Thursday
afternoon last, the following resolutions
were passed, and your correspondent
was requested to hand them to the
newspapers for publication:
1st. Resolved, That Nlessrs. H. w.
Garduer, j. q. Hayusworth aud WIN.
Graham, be request cd TO take charge of
the work Of cleaning up the grounds at
the Cemetery, where the Confederate
dead are buried, and the approaches
leading to the same.
End. Resolved, That such persons as
are willing to lend their aid to the said
committee, be requested to furnish
thcm with hands aud tools on Friday
morning, goth May, at the Cemetery, at
9 A. Nj.
Bird Resolved, That the ladies' of
Sumter and the surrounding country
will assemble at the Academy green, on
Saturday afternoon, May 2lst, at four
O'Clock, and 60 QUITO the Cemetery for
the purpose of decorating the graves at
g o'clock That all persons who have
contributions Of flowers or evergreens
be requested to furnish them at that
time and place.
4th. ResolOea, That Generals II. II.
Anderson and j. =. Kcrshow, bo re-
aucsted to attend and to address the
ladies on the occasion referred to.
e. w. NOISE,
Committee.
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pa- A communication from ga
Planter" also from "An humble Far
mer," received too late for this days
paper.
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Mr.. Macame J. Browning has retired
from the editorial management! Of the
Orangeburg News, aud Mr.. Charles N.
Hall is announced as editor aud 'propri.
ctor.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

na. Col. JESSE THOMPSON, has
charge Of the editorial department
Of the Watchman, during the absence Of
the Editor.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

"H0PE DEFERRED MAKETH TIL
HEART SICK" and tho want Of n Tonic often
makes the body sick, so. MS summer approaches.
invigorate the system by tukng SUMTER BirrERs,
the grent Southern Tonic.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-18

SA- The Columbia Ph@nix of yester-
day, announces tho death Of john
CALDWELL, Esq, one of the Oldest
citizens Of Columbia, and former presi.
dent Of the South Carolina Rail Road.
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nSYCH0MANCY FASCINATION OR sorr.
l. CnARMISd.--4o0 pages cloth. This won
derful book has full instruotions to enable the
reader to fassnate e,her scx, or any animal. at
will. Mesmerisn,. Spiritualism, and hdndrods of
othor curious experiments. 1t can be obtained
by sending address with 10 cents postage, to 7.
w. EvANs,& CO., No. ~ South Eighth ST.,
-Philade,phid, s~t
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Safe sure {! reliable is Wineman's Worn
Candy
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M Our Advertising friends arc requested to
ss5d In their favors not later than Monday.
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SOLD by ALL GROCERs.

DRIDE and BRIDEGROOM --,Essnys for
ID Young Men. iroo, in sealed envelopes
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, phadel-
phia, Pa.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
Ths KIllInE Monaay NIght,

The ktAtAng Monday NtgAes
Tuesday night Mr.. John Hamlin
met his death at the hands Of Ar.
Frank VI. Perkins. Mr.. Hamlin
was employed asa policeman, we
believe aud Mr.. Perkins is Ongag
ed with Captain A. q. Fisk, In the
oil factory on Levee street. The
parties were in q room In Perkins
house, on Levee street, and Perkins
was under the influence Of liquhr.
The homicide was committed with
g double barrel shot gun, the charge
striking Hamlin just be-
hind the neck: completely sew
ering his jugulAr vein and cauS-
ing instant death. Perkins C~Onfesses
that be shot Hamlin, but says 1t
was an accident aud that he did
not know the barrel Of the gun was
loaded. II seems he has made con-
Trajectory statements Of the mat
ter. At one time he said he did
not know the gun was loaded, OF
another that he did know it. Al
first, also, he denied the killing.
This may all have been the effect
Of confusion of his brain from
drinking. A preliminary exami-
nation was held yesterday and Mr..
Perkins was bound over in the sum
of $4,000 for trial at the next term
Of court.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

JAoEsOS, Mss, Jan. Il, 1870.
The subject which now seems
to rack the minds Of the Legisla-
ture Of this State is the election
Of United States Senators. Every
man in jackson, 1t is said, is an
aspirant for the position, and
such canvassing, button holing,
and electioneerlng were never be.
fore witnessed. The general i'm.
preston seems to DO that there il
q tacit understanding among the
legislators that one Southern and
one Northern man shall be elected.
At the first blush it would appear
that Of the Northern class General
Ames has decidedly the advan-
tage; but General EgglestOn Ii
most induStriously cOntestine
every point with him, and h
working like 3 badger. Should
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

Oh New Years Day the liberal
proprietor of the Rural New
Yorker, the Hon. DR.. T. Moore,
presented twenty Of his employees,
including mail and business clerks,
preSsmen, printers, artists, and edi.
tors, with paid up life insurance
policies in the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Life Insurance Company,
in amounts Of $500, $1,000, and g..
900 respectively, aggregating
eighteen thousand dollars insur-
ance, at q cost to the employer Of
nearly 5000. All others in bis
service received handsome cOmpli.
ments In cash.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

TIE MOrmOns are reported in
great trouble. Schisms are break.
ing forth. The infaulbility Of the
Grand Mogul, Brigham Young,
is enthusiastically doubted
There is a spiritualistic faction in
church, which is guided by the
ghostly counsels of Joe Smith,
Solomon, and others. This fac.
ton depreciAtes the religious
value of Brigham.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

TIE new French Ministry has at
length been formed. The Journal
Official give the list as follows:
Minister of Justice and Religion
M. Emile Olivier.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Count Napoleon Daru.
Minister Of the lnterlor-Chev-
andier de Naldrone.
Minister Of the Finances-Louis
Joseph Buffet.
Minister of War - Gen. Edmund
Leboeuf.
Minister Of the Marine-Regauli
dc GenOuilly,
Minister of Public Instruction
Emile Alexis Segris.
Minister Of Public WOrks-Mar-
quis de Talhouet.
Minister of Agriculture aud
Commerce-M. Charles Louvet.
Minister Of the Fine Arts-M.
Maurice Richard.
Minister ofthe Emperor's House
hold-The Count Valiant.
President Of the Council Of State
-EsguiTon de Parien.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

YESTERDAY Billy Carroll, acting
for Tom Allen, forwarded $500
forfeit money to Frank Queen, Of
the New York Clipper, accepting
the challenge Of Mare. Aliens
proposition is to fight for $4,000
q side, within fifty miles Of CinCin-
nat, on the 9th July, 1870, and II
any party is arrested in any other
State, that party forfeits the
money. The fight is also to be,
as alleged by Carroll for the
championship Of the world.-[St,
Louis Republican, Jan. /.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

The organization Of the Penn
sylVania House Of Deleg Ates was
attended with some difficulty,
eleven Democrats and as many Re-
publicanS holding over. The Speak
er being Republican, the Demo
Crats will have a majority OfOne at
first on the door, and their action
in the Senate, on account Of con-
tested seats, may produce a lock in
that body for some time.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


HogHo Mza's DaMa.
nsaat AssooEzEIoz-Da
know tha1 tha aRoane ~
Christian saa Libnu AasaeIa
had rested Hunss Hali, aFa
end ass having + aslsa un ID aas
'styIea
The sYouHg hsna Chrla al "a
Library Association ere dessl
mined TO aaofd tie members
most pleasant and instructive
place to spand au sTenIng d shs
city.
InconnecsiOn with Che above we
have space only 70 eay that ~
heartily end0Fsa the moyomanh
and are highly pleased 70 hear tie
name Of good men who have
en- hold Of this matter. This ean.
plysa want long felt here Young
men have apent their evenings ~
immoral places, OF In aigoIsua
amusements. for want OF 1 place
where they could be aenslbly and
usefnlly, as well asintsrestingly co.
cupied. We urge our you're mezfo
Join In with this movement and hF
their aid and presence help It "a.
Every parent aud every enc Who
desires the elevation 81 our younR
men should take hold with hearty
good will and push the massor on
ward. Let Il be conducted On 4
broad, liberal and Intelligent haals,
and success q assured. 81
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

The Governor Of New York, In
his annual message, delivered to
the Legislature of that State, a few
days since, recommends, among
among other things, the abolition
of the cOnr piracy statute in regard
to labor, and the repeal of the ex-
else law (; protests against the action
of Congress towatds the Southern
States; asks for a revision of the
apprentice and criminal laws, and
for a law to forbid injunction and
receivers in cases against mOneyed
corporations on &c pdrte proceed
ings. The debt Of the State Is
S55,OO0OOO.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

A BLUsH.--GOethe was In cOmpa.
NY with a mother and daughter,
when the latter, being reproved
for something, blushed and burst
into tears. He said to the mother
"How beautiful your reproaCh has
made your daughterl That Grim.
son hue and those silveFy tears be.
come her much better than any
ornament Of gold or pearls; those
may be hung on the neck Of any
woman those are never seen con.
nected with moral purity. A full
blown flower spTinkled with purest
hue is not so beautiful as this child
blushing beneath her parent's dis
pleasure, and shedding tears Of sor-
row for her fault. A blush is the
sign which nature hangs out Ia
show where chastity and honor
dwell"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

A proclamation said to have
been concocted and issued by the
Spanish authorities, has been cir.
culated affirming the utter over.
throw of the Cuban patriots and
the cessation Of hostllities, etc.
The Cuban Junta in this coun.
try have issued a counter procIa
nation explaining the fraud, and
asserting that the insurgents are
rapidly gaining ground and that
Spain's hold upon Cuba iS rapidly
weakening.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


Ar the recent li e. the AustEi.
On Ambassador of Rene The wear.
ing 81 uniform rs for, tie frnk
time made imperative. As 4 c0n-
sequence America was represented
only BY its ladies. Amoiaahe a.
tivesWere the Prlncesses Bafhsri-
nj and Osini, who looked nkB
walking jewelry and lace ahops.
IThe Barberins wore "a EitEsoan
necklaces, found ct Palasaflni which
e beyond ell pfies. The BaEbaEi-
nj, Oriental pearls ere famous they
are worth nearly fifty thousand
dollas. Every time the Princess
wears these pearls, and the superb
rubies and diamonds which &C.
company them, abe hes % give 4
receipt to the psTsoH who has
charge. Of them; and Whgn the
are returned The receipt &
given back to her. They are not
her levels. They belong 70 tho
family whose nameahe bears. They
have adorned prlncesses Of the old
Papal house Tor two centuries and
must be kept safely for succeeding
ones. The Princes BoFghese won
. grand diamond crown and neck.
lace which had three rows q eleri-
Gus solitaire diamonds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

IT will be seen by the editorial
correspondence published to-day,
that the prospects for the remov-
al Of the State capital to vicks-
burg are good. The letter says
the old capital building seems
ready to fall in and bury the as.
sembled sages beneath itS ruins.
If that we're the only reason for q
removal are should say, for Gods
sake let her tumble.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

Tom Allen, Of Sc. Louis, tie
champion puglllst Of America, hes
accepted Mace's challenge q fight
for $500 3 side. Alats Of
agreement have been and
the principals viii meet h 4 few
days 10 agree upon g referee IA
edition % The money 70 Be fought
for, Mace viii atako Ids champion
belt against : s'nllar trophy held
BY Allen, which Wm pEsaaled e.
him By bic 81 Louis fsfa
Tha money has been
! with Frank Queen.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
TnE LArEsr sENsArreN.

The New York Herald has an
immensely sensational story made
upon the confession Of an ex-
Confederate, to the effect that ex.
President johnson, Gov. HoR.
man, Senator Morgan and Gen.
Frank Blair had cOnspiFed to
force reputation upon the COun.
try By flooding it with counterfeit
greenbacks and spurious coin.
The said relator is 10 custody in
New York, held for Investigation.
The following Is the substance Of
Kings the infOrmer) story:
The first meeting Of the con.
spirators was held in Tammany
Hall. Soon after their arrival here,
according to the statements given
by King and his friend Phelps
attended q Tammany meeting, af-
ter which those previously initia-
ted into the secret remained be-
hind, and subsequently some two
hundred of the conspirators reas.
sembled in another part Of the
Tammany building. Among those
present on the occasion King
enumerates Governor Hoffman,
ex. Governor Morgan, General
Frank Blair-the latter was Of
this meeting made presiding off,
Ger. King goes on to state that
1t was decided al this meeting to
commence manufacturing Coun
terfeit ~greenbacIEs on a large scale
in order to food the country with
them, to purchase up oil the gold
with them and by this means t.
withdraw all the specie from the
banks and from the private hold
ers, and to so depreCiate the cur
rency and paralyze all monetary
transactions and financial bust.
ness as must have evoked q pop.
ular rising Of the people against
the government and thus cOmpeI
q reputation Of the national in
debtedness.
King further states that r. ssi-
dent johnson was perfectly aware
Of the whole thing-that he wal
heart and soul in the conspiracy,
and that his appointment Of Mr.,
Cooper as Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury was in furtherancC
Of the general object.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

R. W. n 4, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, who was shot BY
Mis- Bethem for breach Of a mar
rage promise, has since died
Miss Bethem has been arrested
and confined Ia jail.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

AEe@ - et@Atsfathf AaN4N4s
Mr.. james Pepplaa, living two
aud ahalf miles from Stamford, a
the DudderaFo I'LL Road, IA anrs
rounded By 3 party Of nelghboEInR
boys, who aFe fond Of the sport al
night huntlHg. Ovgrn week IS
these boys were engaged. IN ihst
fav0Fite pastime, and while ahr.
bed In the excltemsnt Of Z foxchaso
were suddenly startled By vi
they called "a uuearthly acc
from some Of the tree tops. eams
declared IL was Z panther tomna
eAtameant, and gehers believed lha
voice that Of Q female IN dlstrasss
They agreed to approach e naar
the spot whence tho Screams cana
&c possible, end took up TIE nna of
march toward the place. At eaeh
step the screams were repeated. -
the Amusement Of the hoystnmd. III.
the truth must be told, there WssA
perceptible terrier 10 each Oasla
voice, aud daylight would have 81.
hibited very bale faces. Guided
still nearer BY the seVanRe neisa.
they distinctly heard the eIank al
chains, irons, aud padlOcks. Thin
was too much for youthful tamerIEy
10 endure. They were brave h0yn.
but demoniac yells from the tree
tops, accompanied By this rastling
music Of the devil az the draary
hour Of midnight, whom ghosEs.
hobgoblins, aud blue devils stalk
abroad, were fraught with too
much impending danger 20 be- tel.
Ished even BY stoHser hearts and
stronger nerves. They reiterated
like the "boys In blue from tie
battle Of Bull Run, IN good order.
and reported to the nslghborhood
the strange aud wonderful sounds
which had greeted their ears.
Mr.. Peoples laughed at The
alarm ofthe boys. but was still on
the lockout for strange sights, On
last Saturday his curiosity was
somewhat relieved by seeing q
monster bird, something like the
condor OF sinbad the sailor, alirht
on his barn. II gave 9 few Of Eho
screams which had go disturbed
the boys, and Mr.. Peoples YES
satisfied he had found the ghost.
he took down his ride, aud With
out precaution to put Ia Q silver
bullet, drew q bead on the bird,
and Il fell. On approaching e he
found that only one wing had bean
broken, which be amputated,
Now comes the secret Of the chains.
One foot had hanging 70 e q steel
trap weighing about four pounds.
which had been evidently set foF
vaEminls, u had been thara Cor
some time, as the desh had rottad
on, the trap only banging b. d
leader. On measutemsdt 3e bird
proved 10 be seven Geet ffom tip %
tip. Itwns ofa black eeior, and
both similaf and diasImilar il many
lrespccts to 81 oa9ie. ~ fo1t nd
Ghe feathers Of ts iefb, which hung
about elk inches IL length, were
those ogan eaale, hnt she uRlfoem
liet black color indicate another
Ispecias. Aklset aeceaals IL
doing WELL aid eating mW Hesh
WithA voEaelous appetite
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
APPROVED, July %, 1866.

Old shoes are ground up and
made into buttons, knlfe-handles'
combs, &C. Many q man has combed
his elegant whiskers with what
was once part Of o boOt-as no
doubt not Q few Of US have written
q tender letter upon what was once
o piece Of . nameless under-gar
ment,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

SIxTY-KIKE's DEAD.-AmOng the
well known dead of 1869 are Secre.
tary Rawlins and ex-SeCretary
Stanton, Senator Fessenden, Henry
j. Raymond, ex-President PIERCE,
ex-Attorney General Bates, ex.
Secretaries Bell, Guthrie, Walker
and Toucey, x.GovernOrs Fitzpat'
rick, Of Alabama, aud Plckens, OIL
South Carolina, ex-G Governor Rit.
ner, Admiral Stuart, Gen. Wool,
L. S. COzzens, etc. In other cOun-
tries the list comprises Derby and
Lord Stanley, of Alderly, Genera
Dulce, Prince MenChikOf, Marshal
Neil and TroplOng, Fuad Pasha,
General Lord Cough, Admiral Sll
James Gordon, who brought q Brit.
ish feet up the Potomac In 1914,
Marshals Regnault St. lean dan
gely and Jomini. Art deplores the
loss of Grisi, Berlioz and Overback
science mOurus for Hengstenberg.
RciChenbach, Jukes, aud many
lesser lights; and the charities o.
two hemispheres will feel the TAX
ing away Of George Peabody
Other names are William Carleton
Professor COningtOn, Peter Gun,
ningham, Alexander DyCe, Lamar
tine, and Ste, BeuVe,