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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

b@s, anu louhs America Viii "slN,
me scissor" for telling upon him
, Arrah Paddy my honey be aizey
aud that Grazer is cutting me AL
together entirely now, while Min-
heer Van Dunk is drinking his beer
and smoking bis pipe in pace all the
tlmel
/ But il Is time TO return TO our
trip frOm Indianola to Rreierielss,
burgh-keep a good look out at the
farms on all sides as We travel
along-depend upon il, rs general
thing, that tho best cultivated aud
most thrifty farms belong 10 or are
leased or worked by foreigners or
negroes. i do not mean ior one
moment TO uhdervaluo tho hard,
working industrious American who
is striving 10 earn his living by in
dustry and labor. far from ID, most
Of them when they work Themselves
deserve the greatest credit, and do
their farming in most mastery
mannor-but what | mean is this t;
The Foreign population have as a
general thing, secured the best spots
Of land for themselves, and when
they once get n good farm IL Is
mighty hard 10 get IL from them
for love or money, and they are al
ways on the lookout for moro. Hear
the cry of tho large land owners. Is
il an appeal TO their sons and needy
relatives TO como and work their
land2 Certainly not. Their sons
must DO Lawyers and Doctors and
Merchants, and in fact, anything
but farmers and mechanics hard
work does not suit Tommy and
Bobby and Dick Tho crv used TO
DO "lct us buy another niggcr TO
raise more cotton, and then lot us
raise moro colion to buy another
Niger" But when that game
played out tho cry was "send us
some Dutch or Irish, and now it is
"let us have somo Cinnamon"
johnny Crappeau works so chcaply
and is so docile and easily managed,
besides which ,pe can bind him for
frs years and hare no more trouble
Nth the hateful Niger. Well lot
Tommy and Bob and Dick add tho
balance of tho B'hoys be Lawyers
and Doctors and what nots, but
when Daddy dies and tho farm is
sold to be divided among the heirs
who is it buys the land and stock
&C., why the identical Dutch and
Irish and foreigners, the very men
who have cultivated them and saved
their earnings for the purpose. Now
if this is already the case how
much worse will it bo when the
thousands and tens of thousands Of
foreigners now in the U. S. Army |
are disbandcd and they and their
relatives and friends from the old
country get located amongst hs. 1t
behooves you Americans to take
these things into consideration ere
il be forever too late. There is but
ono remedy that can see which
however | am sure will never be
adopted; cease the foolish cry for
emigrants, cease making ticky
Lawyers and bob tailed Doctors Of
your children. Take off your fine
clothes and roll up your sleeves
every one of you and pitch in and
you will find that fifty years hence
your grand children will have to
emigrate TO South America as there
will not be room for them in the
land. Some of your readers will
cry out know nothing! know moth
ing! but as their cry has ever been
wolff wolff their noise will never
hurt anybody.
Respectfully,
- A FOREIGNER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American @ar}
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

TI,HE countcnance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional Aushes, ora cir
cumscribcd spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swclls, and some
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable. sometimes voracious, with q
knawing sensation g. the stomach, at others,
cntirc,,; conc; Aecting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea ain. vomiting; ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; ooSels IT.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood |; belly swol-
len and hard urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and conyut
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c A i re.t'ee'
Whenever the above symptoms are
C,,nJ f, cxtef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Respectfully,
A FOREIGNER.

The growth and prosperity of
Texas is attracting the attention OF
the press throughout the country.
In the New York Sun of the 29th
ult. we find the following:
The cotton crop of Texas this
year will be not much less thar
100000 bales. immigration is pour
ing into the State. The Jackson
(Miss.) Clarion of the 10th inst.
says: An immense tide of travel
is passing along all the routes to
Texas from the Southern Atlantic
States. The accessions to her pop
ulation of movers in search of cheap
lands and good range will be i'm
menso the present season. This
migratory movement has been eX-
tended to Mississippi, and we have
often been panied to hear of famI-
lies breaking away from their old
homes to better their condition in
the West. The Washita Telegraph
of the 18th says: Every day or
two we notice upon our streets
trains. of emigrant wagons .goihg
westward. The emigrants come
mainly from Aiabsma and Georgia,
and are bound for the growing State
of Texas, soon to be an empire Of
itself. Immigrants from Europe to
Texas were estimated formerly at
$1,000 head, and the number this
year is estimated at 100000. This
will make the income of the State
this year s155, ,Go0, eco from immf
grafton alone. No place in the
world is more interested in the set
tlement, development and prosper
ity of Texas than New York city,
the trade of which with that State
will increase if properly fcstered-
by our merchant princes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

A man who had several appren-
tices was accustomed to feed them
quite largely on bean soup. This
was all well enough at first, but af
ter little while, with each success
i've soup, a smaller number Of beans
appeared. One day at table, after
the good man bad said grace over
it, one Of the boys, after sharp
scrutiny Of his dish, rose from his
chair and commenced 10 strip
"What are you about there, Tom7'
exclaimed the master. "Goin' To
dive for a heanl" was the reply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 4.-Gen. Rey-
nolds' official return Of the Texas
election has been received here, and
elicits many comments. 1t is now
thought probable that the admission
of the State will bC long delayed by
Congress. rH -S-~-
The telegraph operators Of the
Western Union Teiegiaeh COMPANY
struck at four el5ck this evening
and are now holding 4 meeting {
Willard'sg
The fssiering p .~grspb appears in {
GsiTs 'oA ssPsrs oftbs sfE
QALYEsTos,, Jan. BIN conss
q3nee OF tn, strike Of the tel.
grePhers sll over the country. 4
ofce IL closed. IA. B. yoHy5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

GENERALLY OBsERvFD.-New
Years Day was more generally OBJ
served throughout the country this
year than has been the case fJr q
long time. In'tbe Southern States
the negroes very generally eelsbrs-
ted II ns emancipation day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NArTTIN

THE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted al
the regular meeting Of Dallas Lodge, No. a.
I0.0.F, August !, 1863.
Rssoircd, That a committee Of one DO appointed
to take charge Of the odd Fellows Cemetery, aud
permit no intermept therein except Odd Fellows or
their ,mme Hate families.
Bro Il. ". Hunt is appointed to take charge Of
the Cemetery, aud See that this resolution 10 en-
forced. .t
J, WAGNER, N. G.
Attest: X. @. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dallas, August I, lsG9 -IItf ..rtr ..#.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Masonic Co1aactorv
DJoTICH.

TI,uI FOLLOWING resolution was rAssed At The
Stated Conyrea,ion OF Tannehin Lodge, No, ",
" and A. 81. February %, A. n. leos
krsolrei, That a oommiitee OF ono Do appolntsn 70
fake charge of the Masonic Cemetery, aud permit no
ntermeui therein except of Masons or their immsdi'
ate families. - A.--,.,-
pto A. NJ Moore Il appointed TO take charge oftho
Cemetery AMI see this resolution carried out
~ ''' wM. @. YOUNG, W. ".
Attest; 2. T. Coonnfs. Secretary. tmard. conn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

KEw ORLEANS NAVAL STATION
A special Washington dispatch to
the New Orleans Picayune Of the lst
inst, says: TIE Navy Departnent
today decided to abolish the naval
station at New Orleans. The iron
clads there are ordered to League
Island.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
LOO f.
RIDGELY ENcAMPMENT, NO. 26

hIUUEII ENOh III NJ xN xsVs "U'
I.0.0.F.
HrEETs on tho evening OF hrst Friday Of each
WI month, at the Odd fcllows uAu
Us. BALLARD, Q. r.
Attest; J. wAGsTR, Scribe. .r. rU
DALLAS LODGE. NO. a., Io.o.F.
MEETS on every Wednesday night AZ the Odd
WI Fellows Hall J. WAGNER ~ ~
Attest; nc. CAnrnEtL. Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

ssFaix an Is il Biddy Malone ye
dare 70 Be calm names Bare this
or I'll shy your lean carcass over
The entbarntct, Te sniveling beg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

TNNNEIILL IUUUE, NO. o., y. n NJ,
Meets on the last Saturday Of each month, at the
NasOnio HALL. VA u fVpNe' W. NJ
4. \, coossns, see'y, 0|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
DIR. MLANES vERMIFUGE

found to exist,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
DiLLlS CHAPTER, No. ~, d.
ROYAL ARCH mASONs.S !

& You aft hereby summoned TO attend . Stated
isnyae.tIen ef Dallas Chapter, No, ~, on Monday
evening, January 81, At early candle lighting.
lIy command oiihe u, II,
W, l.. MURPHY, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
9allas 4erald
MASONIC.

DALLAS C0MMANDERY No. 0,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
- .pHfs Al the Masonic Hall, m Dallas, for the
nj ,,.r lsUa, Al ihe h.ll9ufas dasess
Tuesday night,. Dses nlsE =, tses. -,
Sin Kt JOHN q, MCCOY, Y, q,
Sir Kt. Wa. l.. MVHFnT, heeoFdsr'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
,vropr on THE rA1R-ArPoINTMrNT OF An
TMpLOYE.

pppoRT on TIIU FAIR-APP0lNTMLNI OF AN
EMPLoYE.
The monthly meeting of the American III
,,,pte wa, held n the Cooper Union last night ten
Hall presdng The Chairman OF the Board oi iruS''o'
reported that they had nearly completed lhe aIdIE'
meuts for scientific course of lectures during tue WI"
ter and that they had invested s25eO in six per cent
limited states bon - Mr.. Cleveland, Chairman "i INC
Ro r Managers presented the report Of the Board or
tbe late animal Fair and said the exhibition had not
heen rs successful a. they had hoped ThcY had o'hd
for an increase of profit this year Of $1,000 hut coud
only show g 0O the net receipts, after pay ING l4 .!
expenses hcug $20OO In the course OF year OF tNo
ne believed shey would reach $4,000 The Board re-
ported tlat 40 new members had been Professionally adj
mitted during the Fair and presented their names Tor
admission in the regular way. The tickets OF ~ mem
uprs were forfeited during the Fair by improper use
The report concluded by proposing, a. the duties o tEe
Board are 80 aborous, aud demand more time man th
members can spare from then vocatons' that hcy
have powortO appoint an agent at salary MOI eAoe'o
ing S{0QO wear who shall correspond win All paris q"
Che country and visit the more distant Sections SO 'n
the benefits OF the Institute may not ' c9nln9d To We
Eastern and Middle States. Mr. Cleyc pd said that INC
agent would Supcrintcud the Fair saving the ~ piu
hs year for superintendent and thsi ho would also
believed they wOuld save 81 ,s0Q oT S2,eJ a year
Dr Rich strongly advocated postponenent ct any 9e-
ciSon important resolution ne oige',ed 10 '.c
apiontiuent OF am agent for ne would soon attempt Io
ran the Iustituoufor his own purposes lie SnGse~eo
hoavy should assist thc Board II necessary Dr. laiiif
lev thought that robbery would ,usuc from the appoint
Inout of am agent and that such officer woud cost tc
Institute S5OOOO instead of $500. lie Thought the lghlI
was i'm the Board of Manages themselves one h.N %.
whom sirkrd their duties moi more than sN oreigh ON
of the tweHtyoUr members really dong any nara s"i n
Nj. smith warmly defended the Board ilolu lht cl'E
mrie against then hy Dr, Garmey, aud proposed the
uasSiug resolution expressing uuhounufd c'hbde''
in thCm aud giving them fuii power to engage an ei"
pl0ye who ShOnd not he agent.
Mr. Cleveland replied that he had used the word agent
urg,lyisedlv The BOARD only wanted eWploye-a
clerk with abity hut without power several members
had somethipC thc subject and the discussion
soon hccamc stormy, Dr Rich. Mr. smith, br Parnlr}
Mr. Cleveland and Otlors speaking Whenever they Coud
gct am oupoy tuuitV Eventually resolution offered
Inv Mr. Smith 10 give ths Board the power thcy asked
substituting The word eIupOyt for agent ald after some
| amendments had p.DyeTruled "a Was carried
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NEw.yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 1870
sured The staten Island Railroad Company owneo e"o
building. I>Oss, 81 900; no ineurance.


JERSEY CITY.-COl. Van Buskirk OF The Sth
Regiment n G.. has determined to reEign August
Re1heisen workman in "A factory at Eighth and Pro
yost-sts had both his arms broken by the machinery
yesterday.
HoDoKRN-Tbe body Of sn unknown nnmP- az
man was fonnd Heating In ferry slip yesterday VIM
Voss heat his wife Yesterday His son. ago ~ att"ekea
him with hroOmstick In defense OF hlb py'nol - -
sault and battery and Justice Whitney reluctantly COIL
mitted the boy TO ail Geo. g. Page ana ms
Hessrs Kidder and Fletcher, have built ana ~
cos of slO D an academy for the children OF te w
aee OF Stanley, Sussex County where ther ihanuss'u
ring works are stunted
NEwARK-The Legislature st its noxt eessfon ~ 70 -
asked 10 authorize the building OF cana rom Ne"nlh
pa 20 The INLAND IN the course Of Bound Greek The
new tower bell cracked yesterday while II was testnR
and the manufacturers are bound, by contract 10 I
nsh another Edwin c. Morse, hfe-nsurance eReht
~ this CITY Knocked down and robbed or MS WhIch
and tD In Now York, on wednesday evening, = nc
stock material OF tile late RerGrk Morning ie0ster
have been sold 10 persons VINO VIII Al onoe uso '"0 "
start q morning paper
EIIzABETH-A fire yesterday morning completely de
stroyed Seymour and Co 4 shear factory on AM
threw 20 wOrkmen out OF employment LOSS on t stvrk
aud bnildng 100000; insurance, kS,OO Inc nIe ~ po
ieved 10 have been the work Of an incendlary' eoe
workmcu recently discharged by the nrn having S"oo
revenge. ,-
PArRRsos.-Augustus McKaiu was killed yesterday on
the railroad at Brande's station while attempting 10
change a switch
MoRBIsrowg-A Convention OF the Elders OF tne
Presbytery OF Morris and Orange was held IN inc chhp
of the First Presbycrian Church yesterday Inc Dess
mode of increasing the efficiency OF pTayereeungs tne
relation the elder TO the pastor, and the rebpohDn
ties Of edership we're discussed
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

The Treasurer Of the Department has paid
over TO City Chamberlain Bradley t5C45O 70 rent for
wharyes and slips. The Auditing Committee approves
the expenditure Of 1874 49, including $50 for stone and
$500 Tor spikes and pile-driver. The Sinking Fund
commissioners called for definite information
concerning a disputed claim Of SGs,37O 20, 0f which
M MSoII oO i rents due upon Pier 4O " r. owned by Henry
0Hth ana flels 80 and 81 y. H. owned by j. j. Hayand
int 1ofp9rauon Counsel reports unfavOrably on the
W Messrs Candee claiming Onehalf Of the pier
a. aI loO' oI twenty tyhfth-st, l.. r. Chief Engineer
IoDiohan n reports that according to MsiOr-Gen A.
HnPIsys, lhe Government intends 10 remove the shoa
on lne battery and other shoas NewYork Harbor Gen
SeMt9n nas mace survey, and estimates that an aI
present expensive operations at UeilGate IL h. not
Ihougnt tass congress will feel disposed to vote the
money fer No 49, East River n to be reluilt al cosf
not 10 exceed $1,000 provided the lessee st,Uhen
fnost VIII agree TO pay Onehalf. p W Hurst Agent nf
tbe N@lOhhi Line OF Steamers between New-YOrk and
Liverpool. recommends that under any new svsten ~
docks e piers appropriated for the Enrope an steamer
should he at least 900 feet long and 100 feet ,Sidr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
H4ETHOTTH COLLECE.
n1Ns5R OF TIE kLrMNI.

IINSy X or IliE hlt VI Ne
The seventh anniversary dinner OF the
Alumni ef DarinoTth College was held last evening at
Delmosicos Apo8ug the distinguished guests were sen
at1r Morrill, cf Vermont. ANouoy.General Afcrnan,
Prof i u. saunoTn, Prof l. !. Iusey and others The
following officers we're elected: President r. i. Kim
bah: Vice PRESIDENTS, j. Wymau Jones, j. i. B0uton,
and John Ordrosaux Secretary Charles \ Carleton; +;
Treasurer Daniel G. ROllins,jr.
President Kimbau said that tney fortunate IN
having so many their members present and proposed
the toast "DaTtmouth College" Asa Dodge Smith
President Of the College responded. He remarked that
Dartmouth at his birth had $50 scholars now there are
3s on the lists The faculty numbered then only l9 now
il numbers They were then paid the meaecr salary
of 81 100 each they have 5000 apiece. Everything
j. doing to increase the usefulness and efficiency ~ the
College and is hoped to have school Of engineer
ing under the of Gen FAN which viii rival some "f
the first schools in Europe
Edward A. Rollins responded 10 the next toast" Dart
mouth Rcminiscences'-tn o humorous speech. Ihc
third toast, The Memory Of The Late President Lord
sell responded on behalf OF The Ladies'
Tue next toast was The Attorney General oi , ,he
United states" In response ATTORNEY 'theiai i -.Atl
man said: Il Is my custom, generally Ia speak,
hsTe here o sEes sPeaE tSh an to Pson my al one
in attachment to our Golegr, u yol wiz allow
held the affections Of her sons, and !
| thank You for your good wishes. ] cannot
say that the ONCE hold is wen filled, but the present
owner Of il will strive verify expectations The
| conutry is indebted to Dartmouth College for many
things for many contributors the public service and
| to the ranks OF private cltDchShr Inc Fo'eliuen'
| ONLY Tie true support OF country Is 10 be
| found Ia controlling and HhurLIal b"d! oI
upright law-aliding, industrious, and GodcariuE phi
yate citizens Dartmouth College has also contributed
the country iu the establishment OF constitutional
prucpcs, which IT. mcHhcf- nave I"-. eti ana pdhcH
wherever they located Having referred at length
10 the history Of the college the spakcr eNlrc',ed q
hope that al the mcmbgTs w"uid live 30 harmony and
hrothery love earth. and renew ber love and mend
Other Spcerhcs and toasts followed I'm rapid sucrc.-
sioI and 10, company aoi oiourucd al a hale LoaF
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
HOME NEWS.
rIIR MKhTHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrcvoOrt HOusc-Senator Sumner ana me
Hon d. W. GOoch Of Boston, Commodore AshDut! ol .p
Yacht Cambria the Hon j. V. l.. Pruyn AnsnNi JpP1
Price of Hamilton. Canada, and the Rev = " ""Iuo' AZ
England Fifth Avenue Hotel-Ihe lion. % n,'' ~, ,h L
Roieson Secretary of the Navy; Speaker bae oi .ne
House of Representatives Senator Harris 9i t%sua m
william Williams Of Buffalo, +. ;. Bushncil o NJ l az"
ven. and A. l.. Coolidge of Boston. =-- Ast"r iohS'
Eugene Hale of Maine the Rev. C. J.. l.dmunds
and cN-Mayor Fargo Of Buffalo; - ~ Sich Soh
,nond Judre Pratt NJ Svratuse the Hon T. VI PomcrOy
Of Auburn ~ Y; Col Thomas A: Scott OF PhiladePh,a ma
MnVor Pluukctt OF Pttsheld. Mass. the Hon. Johh
Tyncb NJ C. Maine and GEN ]. W. Bishop ~ Minnesota
- Alhernarle Hotel Ex Senator CONFESS of Calil9t-
mia. and Horace White ~ The thtcdg Iiig"h,' ,, ~;
Jnmes Uotr-EN-Goy Price and Gen. H. f. stoo kton or
Nrv.Jersey - Metropolitan Hotel-Gcn. W. II. W.
Cnshman of Illinois and Jacob Siahwood Oh Al'papa @
-" New York IIotrl-,Iudge Heudrck B. Wright of
pcuus1 lNana.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
TIE aEoaRArncAL AND srArIsmcAL SOCIETY

The forthcoming gannualrcpOrtof the American
Geographical and Statistical Society shows that its AZ
fars are in nourshing condition. II now has 5i5 active
members beside large number Of honorary and core
spending members, including many distinguished scen-
tide men. The library has 1OOo volumes, and is claimed
10 be- the best selected the world in histories gazeiteer
gule-buok maps and works Of travel The Society has
published several volumes Of transactions and papers
but the war of the Rebellion, and other causes inter
ruptcd tA, work At the meetings Of the Society, held
from October 10 June the second third Tuesday Of
each month paper, relating 10 Geography or STATISTICS
are read The annual election Of of'erS will DE he!d
m January. The initiation fee II $40 ana the anhUH
dues - The of the Society from these sources
amounts about $500 per annum. Even hy me closest
uuoiny nothing Dee ed from this fof the purchase
of H.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
p lSSENGEPS tERITFD.

From AVRT-Tn steamship pererp Dec MI Gul. wife anil
four m r,7 Pollock Mr. Asri, Mr. Pension Nine eg't ,
f a ron Mr. Carreshun sul daughter. Mr. 81 rn-l Mr Gfan
Nf.se. Duh--ui Nine Bell Auer. Dlrsr AID tto children MIS-
Irre and servant ami Mr. Nen4uet and Two a
e. bitop Ar.-s priests, Mr Rival, Nr Aolet, Nj Rel
Nj, Laos Porte Nine Bour~ aud seven chr-o Nine Lon
ami infant Nine MoIai and brother hr Dl
mont Mr. Cioui Mr Ventura Mme hoyisr sister ami
Charuuue brother and Srviut Mr. T0ruueln
III. .r an, seven ID llrrn Mr. Remington, Temple Prime aud
..r Nr Boil Mr. Blsnc and brote M Mcheln, Mr. HoL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

ing had go clearly demonstrntcd TO ne by letter % mG
the President Of the Washburne Il No en- fihnu
Company aud by other responsible memorials, the error
0f our committee, let us now, far as poHpe, ot
the injury done by the adoption and PuDnlsuv, va ns
error and Of Tho pmitiOns fsund upon H. lFI UshoW
enact our concurrence with the other boneyoeut soee
ties a the terms OF settlement by them agreed upon
with the wi low of our munihcent bcnetactor Ts ~
the least due her aud 70 tho nemOny of her
husband And this is the moderate request W your me
mOrialista from four different quarters"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Cod. Samuel w. johnson OF Westcbestor w.
has been appointed COmmssdry General ana Cbi, -
staf by Gov. Huffman, rice Brevet MaiOr.jen WIN ~
Morris. resigned 80
Edgar Farmer has been elected President NJ
the Essex County N J., Bible Sooiety Among the Vice
Presidents ex-senator FreliDghuysen the Rev Drs
stearns Crane, Meir, Smith, Craven, Tiffany Terbun,
and Betty, the Hon. Geo A. Hasey, and Mayor Terry of
Orange
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
tAnuouncsmenB

WI have only TO contemplate the dignity and
ssc Sevlo IN their sih fne finished AMI ia'h-
oosLe heagar aware II the deep Obligations under
witch people the eminent halter kNox of No 2z b a"
Most of the elegant thooughes are manufactured ny
him He lead. the fashions the bead of hc ltrg inter
f.. iu America
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

"rLL fight it ont on this line, if 1t taxes alI
sumner said prt 20 JNfEs PYLE, VHo fprsEe
m M usr anon sdutsei Soaps PiLE makes rcg pure -ii
H. There o. X" soar h the cheapest W tte emil and
h- amount sui clothing saved b. B iam Dr. 10 snii
iria sod br t,.ucsr, ryey where
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

u. \. SQuIRE's, 81 Futon-st.. New lorN; IS
iuY reliable WAr'uHs, tne bfif'.' tu'' ID"
rtrr .1I >IEpiING SILyEKwARE. Diamonds specali..