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Erred. pouglass wants to Be Congress.

Fred. Douglass wants to be Congress-
man.
Mr.. Ruskin said at a recent lecture at
Oxford, that life without industry is sin,
but industry without art is brutal
Count de Flahault de la Billarderie,
Grand Chancellor of the Legion Of Hon
or Senator of France, and General of
Division, is dead.
A native Hindoo reformer is creating
sensation in the West End Of London
by denouncing idol-worship and preach
ing in support Of the single deity theory,
bnt without embracing Christianity,
Sir Francis Crossley, the eminent
carpet manufacturer of Halifax has
lately returned from the East in i'm
proved health, and has given-perhaps
as thank-ofiering-f30, 900 to religious
non-conformist institutions.
Creswell has appointed a.negro post
master at the University of Virginia. 1t
is great outrage, as there are hundreds
of excitable young men from the South
at the University, and they regard the
appointment as a deliberate insult.
Pike, the great whisky man, has per-
petrated a huge joke on the Cincin-
natians. He offered to build them a
hotel to cost two millions provided they
would give him two and a half millions;
and the fellows for time actually
thought favorably Of the proposition.
The Boston Traveller learns from a
lady, who has just arrived from Europe,
that Mrs. Burlingame was completely
Frustrated by the sudden death of her
husband, and that it was with difficulty
that she went through the requisite cere-
monies in st. Petersburgh. 1t was
thought to be unsafe for her to attempt
the voyage home and the continued ex-
element Of the long period that elapsed
between the death and the funeral of her
distinguished husband.
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Marrissey's partner feeced a man Of
$1,000 in his gambling den, New York,
the other night. Congress ought TO in
vestigate.
The rightful heir 10 the title Of the
eleventh Lord Fairfax is said to be a
physician at Woodburn, Maryland.
Says the Boston Post: The only jus
tifcation we have seen Of Mrs. McFar-
lands conduct is the picture Of her frst
husband as given in the New York pa
pers.
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MISSOURI.


Kansas Cry. April a.-RepOrts are rife as
to the arrest Of parties charged with defraud-
ing the Kansas 4 Pacific railroad. The ticket
agent and two conductors have been arrested
here. after tedious watch By detectives for
several Eoaths. Il Is understood the agent
sold tickets which the CONDUCTORS BY under
standing took and neglected 70 punch. These
being returned would be resOld. The examin-
alton is going on az Wyandotte.
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NEW YORK.
pesfruetiye Fire.

NEW YORK. April 2.-Fire vas disepyered
last night at eleven o'clock in the four-story
building No. 2e6 Broadway. Ithhd made con
siderable Roadway before the arrival Of the
engines. The building was damaged to the
extent Of 5000. The following were the occn-
pants and their losses Dixon, Son 1 Co.,
SIS. 600; Leonard 4 BAllOW. sl00oi James A..
Butcher. 5000; Joseph Lee. 5000.
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r.e rif,ecnth Judicial Circuit.

Thos. J. Flippin, ESQ.,. Someryille, Tenn;
DEAR SR-We hereunto subscribing
of the Bar and citizens of Shelby
county, having seen the published com
mendation by the Bar and people of Fay
cite county, of yourself to fill the posi-
ton of Judge of the fifteenth Judicial
Circuit, take pleasure in repeating their
expressions of confidence in your ability,
industry and integrity, and hope you will
at once declare yourself candidate for
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London stocl MARKET.


DICKINS- BUrTS-At the residence Of the
brides father. Mr.. David Butts, In Batesyilie,
Nisf.. Al 10 am. on the 18th inst. By Rev
M. Yorue. Mi Annie Butts 10 Mr.. W. W.
Dickini. I'll On Pamela county, Miss.
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LI,erpoeI COTTON Market.

By s. P. and A. Telegraph.l
LIYERPooL, April p. 2 pm Cotton quiet.
Estimated sales fur to-day, 1000 bales.
Midding
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

nEsIREs To INFORM HIS OLD FRIENDS
~ and the public In general that he has
opened kis lee Cream saloon Tor the season.
md b. would 81 happy 20 have call from all
No uant anything IN his line. His prices are
In accordance Nth the timea. and his eoniec-
tons are excelled By none. o--N
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Sow York MONEY Market.

BY s. P. and A. telegraph
HEy Yong, April p, 1928 p.m,-doyern-
ments declining. Sterling exchange active at
lOaIS. Gold carrying at 4 per cent,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-29

Rev. Free Loge rockingham, in a ser
mon Sunday, said there Is 20 devil. 1t
viii be lucky for him if there is not.
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New York Cotton MARKET.

By S. p. and A. telegraph
NEW YoRK. April %. 1880 a.m.-The mar
ket is quiet and firm.
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A Select Band of Music

will accompany the exercises. The review
will move at 10 o'clock am. Doors open at
and pm. Performance at and "a pm.
VIII exhibit on the Bluff. Admission. 81;
Children under nine years, zoe.
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The Wonderful milo.

The caravan of Camels from Arabia ana SYRIA
THE GRAND REVIEW J
finish, containing the wild animals; vans Of
dazzling bronze and silver mountings; mag
nificent horses, with gold and scarlet harness;
the oriental carriage of the Rajah Of Egypt,
loose in the street, attended by MILE
EUGENE. The length of the mammoth re-
view will extend over one mile.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials 10 the Ledger.
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TRLEeRAPH COMPANY.
OHIO.

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sfed- Mclean Affsir-Hevenue CoI-
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a Mystery, ETC., Etc. 4tift
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~ Admission. One Dollar. Tickets sold at
ali the principal billiard rooms. 4s-52
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ono Cau.c for Wooarord's weakness.


Oh' reason wa! ''Iet "'u! u our Ic"!'o
hio SO iHOIH,i'"' ao' III inc ino''taDie "eI'a'
81 l'e 49, u'ncah STATE uchct Il, mat th' last
four years OF republican rule IN TINS state
were 80 corrupt '""t men care Hut htt'c winch
p''9 's l' power 20 AIo'nN' Inc name ol
INC h'thIAtN'' o' N'w i'rN was hssnE
"nJ 'I"otd Throughout jh' land Thus lie
Good lame oil the S.a'e was brought into
"srcpn'e al through ,L' latter years Of lie
pu nean sW"! amt bad rs the Democratic
administration Is ''c."''l to "r. ind'i 'h'c"t
voters icci 10 c'ri"''! u'i 'Ae condition "i
Affairs would We mHu',i y! The rr.uh OF
tic Republicans to power.
From lS'8' VIC" the E'p"'.ccnS carried
the STATE l"i "L'.oHF ~ 'V'yO mWott!'
down TO leo" when tL'y barely lost II, that
party ia'i'o onI! o"t' IN general election
ana even tAcn th,y occurred Tie Assembly
ana thus controlled the legislature Now
VI, during these D,vcn HeaiF aud especially
'h'ousn 'Ho io''or h''l Oh lhat p'rou' they
10 '"nuu'''u ah"'rs 'i''' large masses Oh non
os' "uu 'h''''ige"' No'''s arc "hoiiy ii"i''
,.i'"' "1ou' 'No i'in'"s "iu.''" VI nepuu'
',oa" "u''iiN'S'i"',o" "' Ni'"'!' 'nc i'"'. Is
'"o,i o"i,' ""' 'io consequent re''''u''o''
10 ,lc i's i''in"'V i.s''. Vi 'n'ir own "c.s'
., Is ''',' 'o"' v, ''V'i"S IL i"rsc ci"Ss Vi
WV P'op.o wiz n"'e "o sleo'u i"Ne lor
i"'e I'M. ''i,'''"''s 'i4' Vi '"o
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CO'r $40. tsrcf Cf ne 'UCutHVf ~. tfiei .UL
hal boon at LAKE G"oryc so'ar t"o wcak,
NImpt rtns any mail matter, aih"1.. h1d seat
Myself found little san ly-'urel, h'ay, -iancl.
ull s'ur0!ch2i nan pe.rle AWAY ~ M old boot on
. ,uhh."r's h'nch. Nrl this irdustriop. sou OF
So Cri..iu 'or The Pu. "l '"~.
I'm Linn" roslOudci e. .h ON an1,r.
lie ui-ut be- "a SAN or hi q, nut iouN"l i9c-c1d
tors ~ uu iac iart .sNe or rttrr.el TO- %! Post.
ma-'t'-hip lie continued - iiTs m the pc,..
wa 'hns .s sh .'M-Ne.. ave wont To whistle, 10
wax NAy, t. 40 'Lat, Wien a,cumpu,tl ~ ltc
u".~ aCrl-. r,'ofs to some sort OF rcton'tcitv g.
thc Yea eel We p'pnils, NhI'rv"r 'hW nay De.
i'oGct a. ih's yc-"inlo uro lac''an wi'n CARO-,
All hrIit. 'ha' Dee intended All. no urllei % ...
~ me- mi DIV su"ge,tel thar 70 ut le.r tt. Posi-.
m,si-r | ~oula b. LEASED to set M lcn o, 500 p
"Whor's your - no sized, sus.onunt IA.
Whist el p2pni E 'l IN wcssel, 'ut s1'ls oh u't.
lis cNH. porting work
RESPONDED no vlnr tho ccEnonou, and vo-
told bucly. IN WVris, 10 SIT;
AM nothing ioI yol' pll thea ir tuuN II IN.
cNircrlinary Ecu'. Ire1 op-'r 'cl, an, a,s. .'it
that u ere ilUs' h' oGC M take.
"r, 90 -aii, "rp ,nol l". Nou' r. ThCr'.
Idid rs directed, and fund eighteen lr,'c.- sq
&ittat Tie dsy.. 80 ,onuera By -ay.D3 1 d. b., ao
~, 70 ol...,narsrh AID, .!r
,""rlL Iuoo.'ttv ,'D'o',l r-au"
vas r1ilo!5 '"..lr.As iu,I IA IuYl..tIrr nee.
M, VITA tlVcr. ~, ''LuIl' ,Hnl strong t.u. ,.1
lou .hcu.a, THAT name C.,..r Pratt. d.i,.i'
wen, tt ir.scl me- chat = o. MA %, 1od tr g.U O.
"n .c..Nsi ~ "nti's before PHyps ~ u.'
Wei rln!or,' &c lr.. ,r led. -a,nr,o.ot ' .rh
wg a'y'-" rare 'uS 'nl '.Inar. st ., g.
10 i' 4. '...l ".H. .s'
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Late olvces from Washington are to The
IF ct that tho Cabinet IS soon to be recon.
sruttoL HAMiiToS Fiu and Gcn. Cox
are coi-c out ; and what is most surprising
it IS rclot.cl that Col AKTrNNS, formerly
of the Confederate army, hut now nominolly
tho ATTORNEY General OF the United States,
is going out with them Admiral RoGEsoS,
however is to remain, if Congress will allow
lin an Assistant Secretary Of the Navy to
do the work and run the Department.
One Of the quccrcst rumors in all this
business is that Maj Gen. HIRAM WAL
BRIDGE, bosom friend Of HORACE GREELEY.
and formerly Of the Ohio militia, IS to repre-.
sent New York in the reconstructed Cabinet.
What place he is TO have is not yet known,
except to himself and President GRANT ;
they doubtless agreed upon it at private
interview which took place between thcm
last week. The right place for WALDRIpGE
would lie the Treasury Department, on the
principle which led Mr.. GREELEY TO advo-
cate the appointment of Senator NYE Of Ne.
vada to that Office. NYE said GREELEY
ought TO be Secretary of the Treasury. be-
cause he can borrow moro money and pay
less than any other man.
The reason why Gen. GRANT did net ap-
point Mr.. GuEELEY to the British mss on
in 1850 rs w urged him 10 do, was that he
went TO Washington TO urge GRANT 10 ap.
J.iDt Gen. WMBGiDGE Collector OF New
loih. Tlis seemed So absurd TO the Pros
dent That he concluded GREEIrY was a fool,
and wouldn't aTrcint him to anything
What joke it would lie if WMrmpoE
Should now lie put into the Cabinet while
UELr ~ S kor' eUt in tic c.ld because he
lived N'LUuuo. cro"la TO o.h for his az.
l).im.n, o. Jsl..t.-.
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that this expresses the universal sentiment
of all classes Of Fronchmen and we arc
confident that the approaching elections for
the Constituent Assembly will result in a
declaration of the entire French nation in
favor of the Republic.
With such a unanimous determination to
defend themselves, the French cannot be put
down, and the Prussians will finally be ex.
PEELED from their country. They may sue.
coed in capturing Paris, as they have done
in capturing Strasbourg but France cannot
be captured. New armies will spring up
and lc d .sciplined new leaders will appear
AVID However tho course Of the conflict may
at times seem to be in favor of the Germans,
its Gnal result can only be to wear them out,
and at last to clear them from French soil
Already the campaign has lasted far into the
autumn. Sixty DAYS more will bring it into
the winter. Tho very immensely of the
German army, the vast extent Of territory ii
has ovcrrun, the enormous lines of clmmu.
nc0tioa which ii is forced to maintain and
to guard. are all sources of weakness and Of
danger Let Paris hold ont Tor sixty days
and let the French people maintain the
temper and the courage they now exhibit,
ard, however their country may suffer, their
honor viii be secure. The ;ile has turned,
and it il Germany ard not France that is
now in dancer
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DEATH OF THE DIXIE or xAss.r.


We Duke Of N'ssau was Killed on .tufdly. IL.
9Th, While riding with 'hc King OF Prussia and o
brilliant staG from Rcins to Cus'ons for the rur.
rose OF c0n'e-rrs with Prince Frclcr.C; char t 10
that poitt. The 10 al staff took the roy ! cirr'l..s
% cross the counry about ten LEAGUES to G. al ns.
The Duke Of Nassau was in the tfri carriage. AMI
King William OF Pruse.a in the f..h. Tne c.rrl.,.
were escorted Nv re -imeut Of cni-assicrs a part
ftho c,vil-y preceding and tart folio Nnr. \,
chateau Silery they halted for 'ulcL B'voU
Chateau Silery the road crosses the flls of Chrm-
paine and desc,nls a long hill tovlr the y.ll;e
of Grandes Losc', whore &; passes tir3u,h q long
anl dc1sciy wooded valieY Here the road anrr' w.
50 as to allow but one c'rril.e to pass at a da..
Ia the thckost part Of the w0nf' there -ull.n'f
ran- ont double volcy cr heavy Ial-Sr.r, from
both sides Of 'he road rom an l5buscal L. o; aacs
trCur. who hal doubtless been a1y'sel OF their
COZ irg from thu vi,gs Of Sn'ery Tho uirl
carriage. Containing tie pUfc 81 Nassau anl his
staff was lildel VITA bullets. One Of his AIDES.
Ct.clr7n was irs:tn;lg killed at lis sile ano her
rcrally wounded, and the luke also. The 4 n
cairia a. cantanny the Kiur was struck BY several
ual,s, but was hit il Il. The woods
secured Dr. the cavalry without a'y result, and the
whole curtdge ,ur1c' aside to kpei nav. where the
wounds Of tne Duke were carefully 1tteried 20 but
ne dird on SUrdcv, and hrs rcnHius were quietly
moved hy tie raiAa To MarnuciT @.Acrc they were
tS S r w raul %gty ana . 1G2S con, ng
Vas dIaucl With black velvet AMI cloth 81 go'd sod
That he next day there pps.el On the utin tno stunt
| lar c'nns-ore ado,He WIN che arns Of N'cSl,n
| burg Sci So erin. and csc 'rtct hv soldiers or the
| Fourth Ptu--i1n BrrG"rhurser lnhniry NhchN w
| itary PRICE of NrrkirnLur. St'lN,rn Who W.
wounded Il Ito eyu'o, ion or or and 9 believed
10 have since dicl--'i- dca'h having occn,l.rcl
tho Great berre.s iot On that subject hy The Pins-
j'3tc nul, crN,ssc1 ramei in the above iceos'cr
0. A1ulphns Wiriaw Cnt'os Au ls'u' Fr.lc'ics
ag\c of n s'T 'oa Gsaq' p Of me E.,e
fh.r tlc Duke Ntmu August ~. lsal lie wa .
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On Syl'. :. lAt STEAMER Salvador was CAP
turcd hy d. Sg,narIs of the south coast o.
Cuia between Gle. fucCo- and Trinidad. She
Rad, previous otlc capture, lauGcl a valuable
Fargo Of or1s and nmmun ;io. FIR the patriot
fo,ccs, wh.,l, by jude Gus agrang mems
previously made found ,hc.rwoy uumol-stcd
u the h. n,. If lAf insurgents Tie Spanish
officials in Cu"a are perfectly cogni2ant oil
these Cse'-. on beard n, Salvador at I'll.
time Of her c.ptuc the Sl4'iarIs Gciz,0
seven negroes Now, by pablo proclama.
ton, Spain, andeg date Of March 81 1865.
declared fat th, ca ?. ing Of munitions CT
war 10 tic patriots should he considered an
act Of piracy eud that parsons c.p:lrcd IT,
such vcss .s -l.uld he INN Liatcly executed
as pirates. ~ nots Of April 3, 1850 tLr
Hon. HA:rLr Fem protested aeaust the
application of ti.s ',w 20 AWCica1 citizens
But American D.''cus h.Nc been since th.t
protest exc ,tCu "a accord nee WIKI that law
The Brn sh Government also rro'os. q
against il, oul copy o. thc.r pro,ct' ws8
furnished 10 Mr. FeH through Nj REVERB!
JOHNSON. since It's protest no British sub
jcct has been treated rs pirate, although
several lnyc i,cl car turad aud taken into
Havana when ouGeeol in carving AIMS t.
the patriots, The -eyra M,a cgptUs.d o.
the Saliva w.., i.Pi. .r..a -. fall, "a. /
British eu.y cs .L.y WI rot he ego
Cu;cd.
We owe TIE d'sc".M'aof II mao" ~ e
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TIE LAST OF THE GREAT PIANIST.
Funeral Of Gottschalk-An Impressive Ser
vice md Grand Music-Tbe Man who
Composed his Own Burial MHrch-Two
Hrothera rtad nj Once.


Brothers Buried Mt Once.
Yesterday morning the remains Of the great
pianist and comroeer, Louis MORGAN Gottschalk,
were committed TO their anal resting place In Green
wood Cemetery, after an impressive funeral service
at St. Stephens Church, in Twenty.egbth street, at
which all the solemn ceremonial OF tho Poman
Catholic Church and the utmost efforts Of the must
cal portion OF the community were united in doing
honor to his memory.
Tue church was crowded desoite the very dis
agreeable weather, the congregation being largely
composed of musical people and the patrons AMI
admirers Of music. The grand altar was tastefully
drapej with crapc for the occasion. The coffin,
covered with a heavy block pail and profusely
strewn with flowers wrought into various appro.
pirate devices, rested upod catamlqne at the foot
OF the centre aisle with stands ofcandles Mt s head
and foot. Mass was CO ebrated by the Rev DR. Nc.
Sweeny, nn~tor OF s. stephens assisted by the Rev.
Father Griffin as deacon, and the Rev. Father Henry
M sub-deacon. The priests all wore mourning vest
mcnts of black 0ni white.
The music selected fer the occasion was however
the grand attraction, II being understood that spe-
cil effort would he made out Of resnoct for Inc
memory Of the most eminent composer and pianist
QUEEN mass in Tiuor was given under tho drec-
ton Of Professor Berge who presided at the organ.
The famous double quartet from the church ol 50.
Francis Xavier. in sixteenth street, assisted by So
lec'ed members OF the Berge Choral Union TO the
number Of hfiY, rendered the vocal pats. Tho
mass was sung from the orisir1l score ns n full
chorus trtourh0ut 1ts r,rcrt parts were most
effectively rendered ard esocriily that most sub
lime uroduc .on the u cs lrw, IN which the abili-
was sung the OGcr'crv Of the Mas. reir- recent
arrange ntnt ny Ber,e from Ia Solitude" AMI
Last Hope" two of the great compo-et's most
pieces, "reustc rrG,iqrc" a'so 10y Goitschulk was
given VIII great success. This sweet moroccan WIS
sun, rs y quartet ID NaiUuic Teresa Mcrueclc,
so9rauo Nile Mary Vcrrrrk r. aio; Slgror IA.
nero, tenor; ara Sg1rr Blchciii. hasso. lts con-
trast with the heavier and moro soTlre music Of
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The anti GRANT Republicans in Missouri
are making an effective campaign. The pros
pect is that H. Guar BrowS their candidate for
Governor, will be elected. lie is man Of great
ability profoundly versed in the philosophy of
public affairs, and endowed with courage and
integrity that may yct rGiso him to very high
position in the Polite + The country. 1t would
not lie surprising IT. after beating GRANT ia this
election in Missouri, ae should yet be able to
boat MIN H. The E,pu.h,~u National Convention
gC's-1
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4 Love story from MOrmOniom TIE sal
cldc OF an Asironomcr's Daughter.

Ms Laura Clare, the beautiful daus,'.l {
Pro-. Lanai Claire, the astrJapnyr, hAl. b; ul D.
wen hnswH f,r some time, been engaged 3. ~
Alrrd Vivian, the 'purs w~iter. autin IF " veil
aud .c .vcn-Nnch V'uY.u utret" Il,4h All
Ren.u.." "Pr'gcr' 70. th sinners" anl otter
beautiful t.lr.. wAlsl have wen lI.1 cutie
rrp4tltyn: bpt Tor s0uir reason or other L uls
been Suspected n { thc'' vas q CDolncas h.tysep
thcm. son Mss clair, lc,rl Nm 1,yo.,Il., ssl
the TroUaIl'l,p~ for tie wedding were nm on.
Ir tho uIc'nWhle d.. J.,c,h Morton, ,l1ns
gent Of this city, hId f4!,'1 de-pcra'y m W
vita Mis- ta'r, and rnu 81 10 hr i'oic' INIT.
lance TO NO hou-', ai,lou-H prol' ssor ,,ure M
several tia ori-rtd Nin est. IL, = 40 20 ',si
tvs, 1eclu ! m. seriously hat hc knew certain
secrets atuUl Miss CltT' AID II ahA dl no, m,r-J
Liiy no Wua'i r.ora' III 100 - dlnl al ~ 40
her alone. T4, be bnllh clA,l Mt I 20, au', .ocr
long .ai'l 'tN' lc c-l I.'', -iaiir- ne 80 d re-
Yes SHAH 4lways D. GlAl ,l..c you
T.,-e N''J, "'.e .ePt4',l h. 9re Of the s'ry,nr
and D. 15,SsI 2, ,a4hane@n WAat they mean. 'i.
-Hr. 80 80 ns After wtE be- sid, "D1 70n
'u,a't he q .ro'. Nn't' ".Ann ,Sn T. ,.., 4,
ao-Nor?' Re .Iii. She 'roNuel. You trp,
more y .h qa'- ."a 'a S" ,a 5' sl 2 3,s
EFT shortly a. ol, -p.- rli wCt. tl.r. isel.
Tho nrs' morning ~. Notoa came, The scr.
wants no.,eA 'hAl ,i'ss Claire MS deadly pt,, but
size ra-,' ID iInGWte cordially y o. must ave
some NiIc,' D, sal. "oi urv,' he b. pu'l,
" 9Th YOU" =, TOOK a e,p-- ard G,an, b. snorll
huckt nr I,I - Oh. gr uul. ana VA ur p H.
d,al! \ tS.. "l''D' no., d.d 'h.' b. 81.
VIVIAN. b. ~ yoU ooi'v, ar.iwt -a. d.
Il ave 'JilHg o. saw hu t'pI,. 4, ' ! il M
-ay nty t. tas a, ..I D. '- no! e.. At la.. r.'tI
.T.c ELK. ';ly gs.,.r'li,, ti,rea.u5 ,crao ON,
.oyrt '.p-.e nu'i have ur,y 1J.I nar ....... ..-
ga' !. }, do nqI dg dose. M. 49, ING
f,, 49," rri' .lI'H Mis- ti...r 't..' H.. ..|..
b. 20 against the door. luDk.' -'l.-.ua: ... ..
'lie he tpWc hI.Ne4. ~ 'U. L.' ria.. '.+-.
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Lows MorENu Corr CuALK,
Died December rs. 1850,
Aged 40 years.

The bearers were Mcssrs. Charles Vein. &. +.
Chickerinr, 7. j. Doscomle. Richard IIoiran. Gen.
La0es + Hail, Henry &. Watson. Geo. w. Warren.
ID. Golden Murray and Thomas J. Hall. They all
wore rcavy white ashes.
AZ the body was borne ont Of the churcN II was
met at the door by the BODY Of Gottscn1ik's brother
who died about year since, ana whose remains
have si1ce lain in the receiving vnult u calvary
Cemetery. The Two were yesterday TAX n 10 ca cen
wood together. and deposited side by side In vault
prepared expressly fer them.
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The Hon. JonN c. JACOBS informs us that
Tammany has resolved to throw JoHS Il. HrS-
Messy overheard. This is right. IIrSSEssrr
took 800 from poor schoolmistress for aiding
her in getting q situation, and the Board of Edu-
cation kicked him out Of decent company for
taking the money. But what about TIMOTHY ].
CAMPBELL, who escorted abandoned creatures
upon the floor Of The Assembly chamberS Will
Tammany nominate hint
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SMITH NJ. WEED is the Democratic nomi.

SMITH NJ. WEED is the Democratic nomi-
nee for Assembly from Clinton county. He ought
to be the Democratic nominee r'Governor lie
is a statesman of uuexceptonable private char
acter and of practical business habits. lie has
served three terms in the Assembly with credit
to himself and honor to bis constituents. lie and
the Hon. MICHAEL NoRros arc the only two
Democratic members Of the Legislature who have
ever openly upheld negro suffrage Let the
honest men of both parties in Clinton county
vote for SMITH NJ WEED.
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The Vil.o &c lau, when WAS to have sailed
or IIavrc on Saturday, viii depart this afternoon
Only 10 Ua..,-r.-. have thu lar engaged Lerths 10
her; about .iy." OF t.ese are men who naf JON O.,
F.cuth army ru,y 20 simply ~ citiz ms, without
orsaniZ,'iOa or any docq -rton Of irton'iou, The
vessel, az uiDu 60 her Dr4,LIry Tt gut 81 tsuaccJ
,at,uu. am 20. .,i. i.n-, take, a large qlpliy oil
%. tps chi. 'y 1rtecul .alrTs Sc as aut h..l de-
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Noun; Siuni Uospitnl-Emnnuci II. Han
Tnkc. Ihn Hlncc Of he I..menich Nnthan.

The Hon. Emanuel L. Hart was elected Prest
dent o. the Mount sinai Hopiill, to Gll the vacancy
caused by til, sudden AMI uolaacholv death OF TIE
late Bel jauil Nathan, ESQ. The Hon. samuel A..
Lewis was Gle ''eI Vice President, nnt Nr John 1
Lawrence Secretary. MIR. Lewis MAY rem.im
Treasurer. In relation TO tie coming fair for ts
benefit OF the ucv ,i.1l now hui'iin', the Con-
miitees rtppr,rl sat ,!lc.ury M res, AMI have
ever, ho,' Cd. &, being , -r.pI surcr.s. N o.. me
jewish 4. ler. l'lpe tl'.e ny a'tv' ..Ul o. 20
patt in f'rthornr th. OBJECT o' t.N T re rhr Sel
,lacr at tie cnl - NovoDnl: 40 the won't Iud
lie .nCnt Arnury.