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Vds dust was lying IN the street,
Tbare #asa rush If hurrying feet, .
And crowds, Ike shsep, ssvs forth the blsa.-
,.,1 s. r. ."shas, aJ."
Every urchin jcinad tbs chase-- 10.
Every canine yelped the raoe-- -,..
All rushd With almost Dexter pace
..Shoe, fy.1
Horses took fright. and showed their heels
Wagons upset. turhed up their wheels.
Pigs overrun, gave forth their squeals--
.s-ss ''Shoe, ay." -
Policemen brandisLd locust stick.
And for this, once the law was quick. -,
And boots were nim5le. though SO thick.
"Shoe, hy."
{ iaiG1s
0latteriny, painting. splsttefing; =, =, 80
laundering. rushing. halloins
Like mad bulls all bellowing-
'.shoe. ayg
One would think a fight was coming.
And Brave ner that fight were stunning,
As at Bull Run the feat was running
s5s5 sess sss,.. -.
Bit why this tuinult and this strifep
Why this hot race as if for life?
Runs thus away somebody's wifcP :
- -, os
No. see ahead the active thief, -
Whom all thus seek to bring to grief,
The cause of all this dire mischief
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Save Fifty Dollars.

A NY PERSON wishing to purchase one Of
"a 6rovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
paper, can save fifty dollars of the price BY
sppIying 10 the editor Of fhis raper june
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Conuudr,,n,s.

Why is your backbone like ghost ?
Because you have never seen it.
When is the wind like certain fruit ?
When it is current2
When is it like music? When it whis-
ties.
When is it like baby? When it is
sdually.
When like a fruit trec9 when it
blows. azg4
When like person in deep griefa
When it means. =. -
When like a newspaper? When it
pafs.
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Professional Card s.

10. xxoe, II ,. P. sPRIeGs,
Notary Public. .s.''.'..' Pros. Attorney
AMOS & SPRIGGS,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
and Licensed Claim Agents,
mar WOODSFIELD, OHIO
fsYlcE-Up stairs in the old Bloomer
House.
April rs. 1855.
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w lii LII NJ r 0 S E
TTks Just received. and will sell at reason
a able prices, arst class stock OF the
wares enumerated above. Mr. Rose is a cap
ytaI workman, and will manufacture for You
any wares desired, not found in his shop.
o.se him call before looking elsewhere.
As san and Win please you. aE..,i
sprt3's7. at WILLIAM RoSk.
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TIN WARE, COPPER WARE,
slset Iron Ware, Stoves. &c.

Piacs Of business at the old stand, oppsite the
: alsfszsfs 4s Jail. 80.
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whole OF the latter, " your best recollection, A
had n conversation with Mr. Theodore p Haughey
(see Haughey's testimony belovD the day the deci
sion was rendered. but before Its rendition. II WINS
at the door of tRs Mason HQpse. the ront ntrance
This IL the principal hotel III tinsS iie spopr 70
him in regard TO the trial In regard 70
tie standing OF the parties in New York, aud re-
subject for a newspaper article. That thought I
would write II MP for the Airrvf That II would be
somewhat " a sensational article, and that the
MrrCr would like to have IT, He remarked that
he would rather would pot do so; that the party
did not wish the proceedings published; that he
would see them and speak to them about II that he
knew they would take II as a favor II l would not
the court room.
Mr.. Haushey's testimony In the case wae that he
had known Mts. Mcfarland one year that she
came recommended to him (Mr. Colfax recommend
cd herr that she boarded near bv HE residence In
indianapolis, With some relatives OF Mr.. Col AK and
that he considered her very worthy lady.
After reading this testimony, no intelligent reader
what means that Indlsns divorce was obtained.
WHAT rHE TRIBUNE WANTED TO Know.
The FOREGOING may be considered fitting reply to
lie following questions which We extract ffom the
NtW York Tribune
What was there In Vice President Collars testmony
in the McF srand case which led the lawyers who to-
II TO shun ever afterward the devil said 10 shun
holy waterp They procured an order from the Court
for II they required prompt and init answers from the
Ncerresd Dent, received them through many pages
What was there in these answers so unsatisfactory to
them that they not only refused TO present the depoe
ton they had received the order of the Court fake
but even prevented the counsel on the other de from
and then The suddon snxlety 70 suppress this tcst
monyp
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BoURNE.-on Tuesday, May TO- Charles G., eldest
ton OF William A. T.. and the late Mary Nmtlocs
Bourne.
1he relatives ami friends Of the family arc respect.
mlly invited 70 a,tcad the funeral, from Fleet It. NJ
h. Church Brooklyn. tnif lay at r
James and Mar, A. Cox IA tn2 I'd year o; his age.
un,fsl OF Friday. May ~, a2 r. NJ. at 81 York ct.
DOSkILiY.-on Monday, May ., Katie Jane, young
Get daughter OF Mary and oi the iase simon Donnelly
aged years, 3 H. onths aud 10 days.
Friends anu relatives the family are respectfully
invited u attend the fun from late icnce Sc
Last itih Il: on THURSDAY afternoon AZ o clock.
May H. tuddenly Of heat. deease Mrs Cornell OStran
der, wife OF rinlah 7 ,,r.mshaw. aged 81 years.
ny invited 70 attend the funeral irou her late rcpL
icncc, la Taylor - on rday afternoon, ~ O'Clock
NcLOUtillIIN.-OG Wcdncsf.v. MAY II, Mary, wife
Of Michael Mclaughlin. aged ;; years.
70 attend h'r igncral on FRIDAY Ma H. al o'clock r.
hcGl lHt: --On Iursday. May 10, ri0. Patrick Nc
ihe nlend- 81 The family arc rcspoc,n, IL invited to
o'clock. from s lste rysdCnc li} Forsyth Il Tbe re
mai1s VII h.e m'errcd u CsvIry Cemetery.
orc e1nell, native OF the county OF Cork, Ireland
rho relative. ant friends Of the family are rc9ue'tad
- attend tie funeral. rom his late residence IS West
Of, on fr..ay, May 49, at oc.ock, without further
savannah papers please c,py
iENstR Al Gs,enpoint, on Tucsdly May 70. Min
ne A.. infant daughter ol Iokn ava r L.A Pt,sor.
mly invited TO attend TIE mineral IRON the residence
ofh parents, Esse ~ h,tw,n FRANK ST. and Union
rAu'Orr-On Noin sday. May II. Fiznhcib Ann,
he e.d u daughter ofGeoigc and Ana Ia rott IN tho
The friends ., the family are respectfully lnviteo to
attend NE funeral on FRIDAY, at o'c!oeS IRON tho
None knew thee but % love thee.
None knew thee but TO praiss tnec.
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THE TICKET SPECTATORS.
Mayor O'IiaIi Turned Back from DAILY.
Reconsideration with the Door
keeper-Mollihed with a Private Box.

Mayor OIiau Turned Back from Days
Theatre-Altercation with the Door
keeper-Moilihed with a Private Box.
Mr.. Augustn DAILY, of the Fifth Avenue Thea.
ire, recently determined 70 put stop TO the sale Of
tickets by the sidewalk spectators. he considered
such thing unjust to the pubic and Injurious to
himself. and he determined 70 abolish the practice
II possible SO lie put man outside, with strict or
ders 10 watch the sidewalk, and, whenever n party
purchased, TO follow them inside and inform the
tickettaker, who was authorized to reject them.
Mr.. DAILY then posted of and saw Abraham O'Hall,
whom he consulted as q lawyer who might acct lent :
ally give him the legal points. He asked him down.
right whether he had not some reserved rights In
tie tickets which no sold. o'Hal, who detes,s
pleisantfy npu sDhVps--SunniNs. remarked thai
surely there ought 10 be reserved rights In . ticket
for reserved seats, but he believed they were for
the public, and not for the manager
"Wby," said Daily, "is II not understood that the
person who buys them shall not put them TO any I'm
Certainly" said Hal "you have right to
check any such thing but, however, 20 ahead with
Day Vent away rejoicing That same night o'Hsll
entertained Recorder Hacket and his amiible wife
| with a frugal dinner, and during tie dessert the
ladies' made up their minds that their lords should
| take them 70 see Frou Frou" The gentlemen
assented and wbiled away the time while the fair
were putting on their bonnets by talking OF the Nc
Farland case and the mastery leaders Of THE SUN.
II have, said o'IIall, "ihe greatest respect Tor
that paper. which consider the brightest, best in.
| formed best written"
| Were ready Abe" said a sweet voice, and the
party sailed forth. There was great crowd In
front Of the box once when they approached
the theatre, and o'llall, to save time, purchase
four tickets at two dollars ench from sidewalk
| Spectator A dngy-iaced, seedily dressed man
| watched him eagerly and when the party went in
glded ahead and whispered sonnet Ing IN the ticket
takers ear O'IIall handed In his tickets with Lii
| usual happy air.
| "Nou can't Iass, cir. lhose tickets were pur'
| chased nom some outsider
| Tie conversation of The morning flashed across
| him.
What what-wlau" he stamRsrek why, my
| name is Iall-l'm the Mayor
Can't help II, sir. II you we're the whole team
and big dog under the buggy l couldn't let you
| pass
This bad joke enraged o'nan. for he hates pleas
| antry.
Z" but sir, insist upon passing I'm lawyer
and will sue you, by G.. foa must let me pass
Iackett, what do you say y
Al this iuncture the diDgy faced man appeare,
with Mr. DAILY, who passed IN the enraged mag
nate ana took min 10 his private box, where h
molliHod his ire, smoothed down his rufied plumes
and reminded him OF his promise 70 give him hi
support
o'Hall thinks DAILY very able manager.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

w,nsrsp.y. NAV lip M.-Tbo gold market has
hoo, ,,o,. ac,ivo a,d ,t,.nger The dcn,t,ga ware
pr,ne,ps,ly confined TO ,man SIMS though AT fine,
during The da, there were aenpts made TO break the
ui,u. VIC ua! W. Wv N@u " .''e
,,,, ~, - w, - - - s' ,,i -
n'',.'on 'o.' 80 Io' W"
~ w ''ea' '"o , ', 80. ".
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~, A.', 49,, - ~, 80 -, ,
, .a's 80, " s,. ~. w ,a.
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~" WI" po'' 80 Nv, ~, 49,, ~
-. g.. 49, -, , .,'O =, 49,, -. a.. -,
, a, ~, 49," a., ,,a 49, -,
Nv ~
49, W, , :, - ,,, 49,. 80, -, ~. -.
s"o"s' .O'e " iivs Wv, ~. ~ ''.'
So. y. " ~, ' roo ., 49, =, ~ .,s
y. 80, 49,. ,,,., -, ~ -" -
.o,s''u ou's W. "V' o =" y, " ~, ~
'''F' W 10 w. '"e 'eo'p' VI .o''o :" 'e sVu''.a"
Iu'N e"oN l"so "V'''''o' "i'o""''"S W "'''v 40
w Oaes less 'ah '"c 'o'reSp"nuE Poiiou 'Is' NceA
u wiz Oe remembered some NeeAs s'nee We Au'ouneeu
he 'hct tHat 'he seeiela) VI 'e iIeNsu! "au uo'neu
all bulloh dcpostors hatVhey must take UP theH E'ld
bars at tho subj which they had received
ia -. III ,rlon.i ,,r,o In ,ii.h 10 ,o,noye mt
to'" "o'e'' i"V ''s''' "'e :" " w 'e'O w. y.
morrow.
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state bonds nave been without notable feature but
generally nrm. The NORTH Cnrolnas were strong on
declining /. 4 cent. to az Missouri siYcs advsucsf
TO 49,, and 1eunessees new were steady ut So. Ar.
NIns IS vs Sa an Ha Al ssss 'Y fS
SOD s0 ana ,oSs me nav G, SSa " %.re Sao.
were reelected. md railway MORTGAGES strong, with
sales OF nIst, Of G., G. and G al ~, Union lachc,
OF Union PacInc secu rtes were stock iIScs,3 land
grants, 5GegGSs and incomes, s5sS'a. Boston, Hart
ford and ~ was active and advanced from 81 10 s..
Isk, Delaware, Lachawanna and eStern III, Chicago
and Alton NIX, HAnninSl and St Joseph common ~.
che Mail was the feature, opening at S2s, rising
cent. with late sales at ttsl(h Western Union Tole
graph decliued nom SO ~ ~ Canton advancing '
cent to w, aud MRnOosa pieiorrcd selling between
The railway share market was again active and buoy.
ant, with exceruoLa geriodt OF temporary REACTIONS
Lake Shore Clique appear TO have unloadcd a large
PORTION OF their stock ard we're to-day manipu atIng
acting X ccut 1T The close. The Rock Island
clique impaired ttrcn-th 70 that stock. Us also
10 sSe S,y bsaes ISe.a and mnd.oe
stock and scrip. Reading Ohio and Mississippi, the 81
Paus, Pittsburgh. and Harlem were the CHIEF Gestures
ing steady at 4 cent. decline while the scrip
from ~ TO ~, dropping on y cent late IN The day
Sdlcg Sd'rnssa s.n 9eS and s'pp xss
common ranged between sX aud g. Pittsburgh Is be.
ing bought NJ BY outside parties who seeking TO 80
market. Harlem sold NJ TO lfH.
EIR[et: stocks We also active esnecially Adams
the directors were In session today and quarterly
dividend 9Is cent wIll gIohHey Dc annouEsed 70
dend due neiI week but The stock las been 10 much
request 10 day-the IriJe advancing TO sgx-thongh
saessqgently 'pplns ~ cent At The close. Prices
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JB Fellows Esq. was out IN the Park a day or two
since with pair Of elegant bays TO his dogcart
SAM, Truesdelli ESQ owns one Of the nnest carriage
teams In New York aud drives hem IN the fark every
nine day " Park phaetoh
VIM. J. Msgee. Esq" Ia driving very noe young
chestnut stallion the road. INT gives proKise OF
trottlng very fast this season
VIM Lowell, the owner OF American Girl, recently
the big trotting Topsy, AMI will match
her against nythlng Of her sire u the world.
Mr. W. n. Babcock's stable Of race horses, con
tanning the cheat colt HemDsld, the bay colt Pom
new Payns The chestnut colt Gibraltar aud tue chest.
nut nily Nelly L., arrived nom the sosth yesterday
morning They have gone W JuVme Tsh w prepare
for the spring meeting
Mr. Patterson, IN charge Of NJ cottIell's stable,
Consisting of the chestnut horse Cotre the gray colt
Fire Ball the bay hlly lPty PORE; and the lay hily
Cricket passed through ontrh Park on their way 70
IN fne fettie 70 take Tie scaps oltWo VI tia shAyA
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Spuial Notrrts.
AN OLD FALLACY Exploded.

Thirty or forty >csrs ago, II the fashion 70 sd
minister powerful purgs,ves rs spring medicines-
Terrific doses Of salts and scnna caomcl and jaiap %
glaubcr salts were given TO all tac members OF fam,
lily. whether sick we'll by way Of preparing them fos
the warm weather In prospect, This pernlcIous Gus
tom IL nearly obsolete, but there some old Dour.
bons Of private life incapable Nlke OF forgetting any
thing learning snythiug who oh-tnatey cling to Il
still Nothing could be pernicions. more utterly
unphosO rhical, than such onslaught the vigor
and elasticity OF the system. In order to enable tho
physical structure to rests, the eneryang effects Of
spring damDs and summer heats 1t should be toned aud
reinforced, not relaxed and weakened The best med
cInai sgent for this purpose Is uoetetters Stomach Bit
Its Of ct lie TO tone the stomach and liver gently
relieve the bowels nom obstrucons brace the nerves.
improve the quality OF the blood stimulate the appo
tte cheer the spirits. In hs improved coalition
the organization Is capable OF resisting unhealthy In
nuebces, which would PROSTATE an enfeobled system
vigorous digestion h absolutely essential to health,
and there danger II the stomach ialtering or fal
ng m ITS important ONCE this GENIAL vegetable elixir
Il taken regularly as stomachc, None Of the tonic
tucturcs OF extracts Will supply the place OF the Bit
tcr. fnr tht simple that they operate at,n.
cents only. In fact In ordinary practice, ave or sir
prescriptions would Dee required TO produce separately
thc beneficial results which cGoctc simultaneously
and hnlln,nioutN by tnis sinelc specific.
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Mrs. Richa rdson,. Statement.

The New YORK Daily Tribune Of May Ii, contains
full story OF Mrs. Rchardsons married life, her re-
ations to Richardson from nrst 10 las; her letter
10 Mrs Calhoun; A. ID. Rchardsons sealed statements
len TO he opened after his DEATH Chas, RichardsonS
statement concerning A. d. Richardson's property; A.
ID. Richardsons memorandum for Will The perusal
OF this statement Will give those who wish, oppor.
tuniy 10 know the facts in this memorable case. Price
two ceuts II to be sent by mail, postpaid. four cents.
For sale by nil newsmen. Address the Tribune,
New Workable.
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surns~s C,vRr, cscrI-pM li.No, SOD, 1855. ssO -.
ls1l 80 ss AZ is "a ~, 1896, TOO lec, ss, aV, 97s,
ISru, ~, Gao ~, 1875, 1874.
srrstNs CouRr sp,oi TtRs-Nos Ga, no. w. ~, H. "a,
rs is 49, ~ - ~ l- ls3 ~ u.s. ise, ~.
srrsNioH covkr TRAI TsRs-Psr No. l4si, l5sl ssa,
i?~1, Yf 9sq VOL N7 gh, gi 2uas, 43, oi TIi, 2Vls.
Part iA 9lo io AVA siio ie ~, 9st, 1884, i4S, osS,
1854, ifis, $3.50, ifis, ipg, 20
Cos-os use TrnL Mos. igS, isa, fss, iss,
ss9 iSs sul, -Oi, iel, sis, Ygl sss iSS, sog, ss7
ffsas-Paft lSo. sy so, s5s, SO, soq
lgli, t2a. aan llg, 10, ~ VS. s2l.
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HisToRoAL" Imperial Caesar dead and turned
TO clay should have lived at the present time, when
BE- nigh, have had an additional reason for declin
gent ment has-tie ne Plus ultra Of head gear. Buy
your hats at knors, 2i2 Broadway, and YOU will he
crowned" more coinngly than ever Caesar wns-Adu
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Five thousand Grover Il Bakers sewing machines
the simplest the most popular reliable. and best OF
all family sewing machines-to he distributed freely
among the friends Of DenQlssrs konihiv kdgdsine, in
kucA a way that all who wish good machine may Sc
cure II With the least possible troubie.-Ad
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Business Nci,t,s.


Why should aultless features he clouded with
freekes bioches, pimpes cold sores any species OF
eruption, when STAFgoRD's IRON AND SULPHUR Pow.
DKRs viii remove the blemish? External applications
are not only useless hut dangerous The cauee OF all
these dscoloratlons &c, In the blood 1t lacks non to
rive vitality and the action Of sulphur to neutraze
the acrid socretons. The Powders taken night and
morning Will soon communicate course through tho
tuperhcai vessels ola glowing ruby stream, giving TO
the skin adelcate tngc Of rose aDl literally exuugush
Ing the stains and eSerescences referred TO.
Sold by Drusetu. Package, ~ Powders, Ell 8
PACKAGE ego. Mailed Free Money sent at our risk.
HAIL & RUCKEL. 2is Gscenwcn D.. Now YORK.
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ALL THE FAcrs IN NuTsHELL.-The points OF
difference between Phalons Niala, or salvation
for the Hair and the other hair dsrkening articles,
are these; Thsv are opaquo-H Is transparent; Ihey
are ietd-u n frHgraut. IheV arc muddy-N IL clear.
ddr.
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u has bccu very generally recognized, thai
where diseases OF the bladder, sidney, and urinary
organs h'yc 20 he dealt wilh, there II no preparation
so effective as HELNBoLD's BucHU. 1. 10 equally 70
nous for organic veal ucs' gravel drorsy diaboteA
suaugury. ana female Irregularities
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Rcrt, Health, md Comfort 10 Mother and
Child.-Mrs. WlNsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, soiteis the gums reduces ansn-
NATION alays all pain ant wind c,lic Perfectly
safe IN all cases. W. would say 70 every mother who
has a suffering child, DO not lc, your prejudice, nor
the rrejulccs OF Others stand between you and your
suffering child and the relief that will be sure-yes, alb
timely used,
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Many have been hHpTv 20 rive thor testimony IN
favor Of VI. I. g cfWIIBulg5 PtkE con LlvEH OIL
AND LIVE. fypcriencc has proved 20 ~, valuable
remedy Tor Con. umpilon, Asthma. Dphtleris and all
d. cascs Of t1o Throat and Lung. Manufactured only
BY a. u HlLhJR, Chemist, u" Court IT., Boston
Sold by druggists generally.
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NEW YORK, Wednesday, May il.-rhere were no
resn arrivals OF beeves today and no trade lrlc't
remain nomlnaly the same, or l5gi7c n for medium
TO prime steers sheep were IN iAI request A. ull
Clnnad sbaaD we're s.ld ~ 6kt4Ae. b j.. and ap.t~s
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teeth Lyons IUoil Tablets. Rsc5Iiended by dentsts
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VANDERHOOF-wA rSON-On Monday, NAV Q, a.
the rvsidcucc vi tile brides parents, Va H. Vandef
hoof Jt, 70 Lucy, daughter Of Thos WATSON Esq., AZ
Of Brook yn.
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Carboiic saivc.-kc"p IL always st hand
john b.. HENRY, Proprietor,
Sold by ALEX. hUDNUT.
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ON rHs ROAD.

The testimony OF Mr.. William r. Warner, q livery
liable keeper IN Martntyie hts IN here with pTovi-
GENITAL precision. Mr. Warner came upon the nice
ne divorce party upon their stealthy way across the
country and his evidence completely exposes their
game Having been duly sworn, Mr. Warner said:
:, saw a female called Abby 8. Mcfarland about
Ns'unsIluol and Mooresyile, about three miles
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saw him often, and lie did me insuy kiudnes-es. I
Knew very well b. plted me- because he thonght wm
oyetwOrked md not very happy HE treatment OF me
~ always most rcspcrtiHi and reserved. There was
never, prior 70 my leaving Mr.. Mcfarland word or
even a look passed between MS which should not be
glad II All the world had und heard. He called
sometimes A my room, which was next his, hut from
IT, situation, and the fect that twas my sleeping room,
parlor, and dining room one, N was In no q
private room. nv boy who WIS then years Old,
was always with me, and Mr. Richardsons calls were
made usually IN the afternoon about the time he got
through work, and oftener after Nj. Mcfarland hadgot
homu from down town.
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WHAT THE NEWsBOYs CALL "MRs
MaCF1RLAND'S CONFEssION.O

How she Came 20 Marry McFariaud-His
Poverty. Ills Had Habits, and violent
Temper-Her Relations with Mr.. Rich
srdsen-A weIi-written Leve-Letter-The
Injustice Of Society.
In the 7ri3un, Of yesterday morning appears q
sworn statement by Mrs Mcfarland OF the history
Of Afr married life and her connection with Mr..
Richardson.
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Odd yt~saase any conversation with any wit
ness in this socaled trial, either previous 10 or
ence thereto II SO state the name OF such witness
tha time and place Of sueA conversation. and the
, 1870-04-26
REPUBLICAN TENDENCIES IN
EUROPE.
(NeW York Times J

Comparatively recent events seem TO
justify the belief that a powerful influence
IS at work in Europe which is silently,
but surely, effecting an assertion of po-
pular rights decidedly republican in ten
dency, if not always in avowed purpose.
1t is generally conceded that this spirit
of resistance by the many to the usurped
control Of the few, is a natural element of
the civilization of Northern Europe, and
that it may be traced directly back to the
German forests. 1t has been a favourite
theory with some eminent writers that
the hidden springs of all the political un-
rest which has been manifested in Europe
for nearly a century, more especially in
England, France, and Germany, were to