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roP WAGON. s7U; no, 8: open WAGON, .s5;
n do. 3 o: Express Wagon gao; DO. Sil0 Rockaways,
Depot WAGONS doctors Phaetops, top and open Wagons
&C. a !arce assor nient Hafness Lar Robes. s,
JAMES JENKINS.
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A sSORTMENT OF sEASONABLk CARRTAGFS AND
n Harness band and order Purchasers invited
exame stock money and get goods represented
HICKS. 80 Barclay street.
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A ssORrMENT SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, HALF
n price, closing on. six Nc;oas, SIX Buggies, OF
Waco i've Coupes suitable for hackmen all seasonabe
carriages ut reduced prizes:
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I ON0 BRANCH RACEs.-POOLs
~ Will be aold every evening, commencing Friday
July at o'c,ock and every morning 1t O'Clock. At 81
West End Hotel, and also the course every
during the races under the supervision Of the Loug Branch
Racing Association By
UNDERWOOD A MCGOWAN.
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LEArHER.TOP BUGGY, &15o; DEPOT WAGON,
n @l5U P.ny Phaetop, l3i: Road Wagon, &ls5. and
ali other styles light Wagons and family Carriages at equal
low prices. WITTY, 638 Broadway. .
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FINANCIAL.

NpERsoN 4 CO., NO. CHAMBERS STREET,
IA Money 10 Immediately Property In ew ork
New Jersey &C. Buiders' Loana, Lessehods STOCKS ana
Securities negotiated First and Second Mortgages wanted
Advanced M
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UNDERWOOD 4 MCGOWAN.

DOOLS WILL BE SOLD AT JOHN wHEkLER'S no.
tei. Eatontown Friday evening and every ing
and evening during the Long Branch by JACOB So
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DOOLs WILL BE SOLD AT THE MANSION HOUSE
billiard saloon, Long Branch every morning
Ing by o. L. Marsha during the meeting, commencing
Saturday, July ". q. L. MARSHALL
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LAST DAY, SATURDAY, August g. Hurdle handicap, tw
miles, hurdes Restoration stakes $6OO four mile heat
Is entries; VIM. n. Tweed Purse, $1,000.
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AMOS ROBINS, Presdent
WILLIAM e. RAYNoR, Secretary.

Tho steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt will leave
pier % North river foot of Murray street, A. 80
NJ and II O'Clock A. N. Passengers win reach the
In hours.
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A PAIR OF MATCHED IRON GRAY MARES, YOUNG,
sound and kin aso top Business Wagon &c! doab.e
HArness, for sale bargain be seen ~ CLEWLEYS
livery stable Marcy niue, Lafayette Avenue, Brook
vui must b sold this week.
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A I THE AUCTION House OF
"A JUH 1STON 4 VAN TASSELL
Onlce and salesroOm "a Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office.


THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
m AND IL. rAsT sDfs sfa sTaEs StxS 9TH AVENUE
sAE aysss e fSssSzE ESsf zS$ $sS asseHs Sss42
@ s Of a. We do all our other
e uses in ali mercan,iie parss p%se' ""''" gov
M 3 sf s'sy horse that is warranted
for q
VI q kssR rsss Of n'ss: 10, e SALE
Buyers will always IND the largest OF every
Fine gold snle and double Harness. for coach,
buggy AID coupe also Harness for farming, eamng
Ing. express, ins and all other purposes
boSS. Tusls H.1s Hs1ne somps,s = G Sc:
La les and een!emen's English ddes. Brides, Whips
'''NA'iF TIE "1fs TRADES ' hASTFAcrUkrSa COMPANY
AT AUCTION TOMORROW FRIDAY). AT u
TEAM BAY HORSE, IS hands s and 2 years. warranted
'0nDd pnhk kpa iy'h T rpd dEp1SG 1s hands.
ranted sound kind and true in all harness; tine family
BLACK MAZE, 14h hands years, warranted sound, kind
an true IN 81 harness. r. hands warranted ,Dno hind
ans SsowN fys cSU HoSsE ~ Hands,
BLVD BAY i ORsE. sired by Kmban jackson and dam
Trustee l6 hauds warranted sound kind and
other horses For full description look In Herald
n ..d vAH IL TAssEHIs Ass 4S.,n,, street.
near Fourth avenue
"A Great inducements 10 those wanting to buy frs; rate
s@ o parx prices % re ten e as s spS bsw
COST realize must ps sold 50 great variety OF hight sr
goods way ami a. lower prices than
nave 'se9 1oHSsToN 5hSSa VNS TAssELL, Liberty street.
lspE D. SPEED. SPEED. FOR SALE by PrB.
stree: s !oeock A. Mt%o ns and fast black trons H"r
:nd h.H sa Sns ss IN
rarte in every particular Asoa ns pay road Mare all
p". So Il NOR Full in
A ssoRrMENT NEW, AND SECOND HAND PARK
6epo. rSny rag .Oaa
be work Unusually low prices TAYLOR's, 80 Cedar g..
SPLENDID DURHAM FRESH MICH COW FOR
"A saiewArran.ed to milk quarts Ia OF milk doy o. no
avenue
A ssORTMENr SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, HALF
price, oa Ur assmen a sssss % s os
'''''Se' '''''f' HAMS. Fourth Broadway.
aor E,S;es: sO o Dr. SpES @ @wAASSN
9Rspo o sp L
Leather Br.' &C. OF :nS gSxEs JENKINS
A ssoRTMENT OF sEAsONABLk CARRIAGFS AND
"A Harness band and TO order Purchasers invited TO
examine stock save money and 81 ISs'm 80 =
A LEArHER.rop BUGGY. sl5o; DEPOT WAGON,
"A ei5U. P.ny Phae,on, lsi Road Wagon. als5 and
0,SsI light Wagons and a% %1Ty s
PAIR OF MATCHED IRON GRAY MARES, YOUNG.
for s.s a. carsan can be seen ..
5. so sss near Lafayette
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- ryiug the United states malls.
.. Sailing every Wednesday. =.
MANHATTAN, Forsyih August At l0t ~
MINNESOTA, whineray... August 10, attP,
From oier "a North river.
Cabin passage $50. gold steerags, gao. currency.
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden, ho Drafts on Ireland. England, France and
Germany al 10 eweat rNles. Apply 10
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A A. RICHMOND DlsTRIBUTION.-JULY a. 1870
A cS.. S:ass s sal5So e e y - q q b b IL
Information given In the above, also Murray Co.'s and
IL svana Lotteries. 256 cOmmesion aliowe Pr
glie oMce attached. j. TAl LOR, ~ Chatham street
lnEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
!. BUREAU OF WAIER RENTS
NEW YORK; July l6, 1870
Notice hereby given that ger penalty viii be
added on the day August ali unpaid wafer
CHARLES g. CORNlLL
Water Register.
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L'OR ST THOMAS, W. MERCHANTS DESPATCH
u line stean ship WILLIAM TABER, Captain William
Plummer, having been unavoidaby detained, will sail
above on Thursday, 2sh im a4 O'Clock p M. For pas
:asa ony hays af9qpea a. for comfort
Agents at st. Thomas, Messrs. George A. Philips 4 Co,
who will forward all letters for adjacent islands and ths
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SPLENDID DURHAM FRESH Mich COW FOR
n sae-Warranted to milk quarts of milk day o. nc
Northwest Seventy ninth sreet and Second
avenue
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cOAsrwlss STEAMSHIPS.

DERMUDA NAIL.
% Tue .,e.mship SAN FRANCISCO sails from pier
North river At u O'clock Wednesday July a. Mail closes a
Post odce II A. A. For freight or passage apply to
H. WEBB, "a Exchange place.
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L,oR CATsKILL AND HUDSON, LANDING AT NEW
i Hasting gs khinebeck, &c.-The new, fast steamboat
NEvLnsiNk. Captain W. II. Melen, leaves foot Warren
street Tuesday Thursday and Saturday et O'Clock
81, Fare al
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LNOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line eave pier 81 Norm river foot Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesi,v
Thursday and saturday A. ~. connecting With me vr
Peersbure and Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio ALL
roads and Richmond and Danville railroads. Through
ssngcr cScts and Ion bills OF adng at reduced ra'es.o
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at oncs on pier ", or 70, onc,o, ,,
167 Greenwich street, corner Of Deg.
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A ssORTMENT NEW AND SECOND HAND PARK
II fhsetona, Pony Phaelons, Dog Carts, Road Wagons
Depot ahons. kockaways. Victorian Harness, Re.ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A.-PERsONS WHO ARE ms RED IN GOOD
IL life Insurance companies, and who do not desire to
rrender their policies ABSOLUTE SALE the
lirrender their policies by applying at Insurance
agency, 81 Liberty street.
A O. H.-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
n. above order hereby reOuesten to attend special
neral meeting Mlim,ns Hall, corner oil Twenvsixh
and Seventh avenue, Thursday, July 2e. AT
clock Puncua attendance uested, business of i'm
srtance Is 10 be transacted. ity order of
p THOMAS REILLY, General Vice President.
LAWRENCE CLINTON, General Secretary.
p. .S.-New Jersey ami Long IsaDd trends invited.
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IVoR BRIDoF PORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOuSA.
tonic and Naugstuck Railroad; fare IL;
Cstharne slip u and u every night tsundays
cepledl
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/ OTTERY PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION
III kven; KEN ucky and Royal Havana circulars JU.
sEPH BATES CO., No. IL Wall street, box I zo4 Post
Ice. Branch oaice "a Broome street.
AMAICAt LOT AssoCIATloN.-THE MANSION
- House, Barns and other OutJuIdinss will be sold At
auction Tor the benefit Of tue lot FRIDAY Juy 49,
re railroad GOOD for all 'rnn day of
SAFE, OF AUOLPH BASDMAN 5e Bowery, JOHNSUN a
sILLER, Agents, 20 Nassau street, New FORK
AMAICA LOT ASSOCIATION THIS WEEK
prices vii be raisei 20 per cent But few lots remain
o.d: 90 and purchase on Wednesday AMI Friday, free
i' ursfon days Tickete at ADOLFh BANDMAN's 4
VERY JOHNSON MILLER, 20 Nassau street or Of ths
mt before trains leave. -
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STALLlOSS.
THE TURF.
THE TURF.
I ONG BRANCH RACES.
IL FIVE DAYS.
THREE RACES EACH DAY
Commencing at | O'Clock r. NJ

FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, August 4.-Robins' Stakes;
OF miles; % entries, races
gentlemen's cup
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sPEs d. SPEED. SPEED. FOR SALE by PUB.
n lie Auction rdav next at stable, <3 ;reat Jones'
street. at iocock two ne and fast black
ses5 hands seven and nine years o extra
fast the one 2l0nd the other In 245 War.
In every particular Also, nns road Mare all
prope rty OF private gentleman, compelled sell.
pos limits res'ricon Full Particular In RI
days Herald and at sale.
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6O TO ALBANY AND TROY.-THE DAY LINN
OL steamboats, g. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW viii
leave vesry street pier j and Thyfourth street At
A. NJ landing Yonker Nyack aud Tarryiown by ferry
boat; Coszens Wos Point Cornwall, Newburg Poughkeep
sie Rhinebecs Maiden Caiskill Hudson and New Bn.
with the dag boats, VII! leave on arrival at Albany com.
York; and for Cherry Valley The steamboat Seneca viii
transier passengers from Albany Troy. Tickets sale
and chec1ed by Dodds Express oGce e44 Broad
| way, and No. ! Court strce Brooklyn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGUs, &C.

A HANDSOME, FAST TROTTING HORSE FOR SALE
IA lbS; can trot IN 2;45; At present l!Itle lame
A. POLHEMl q, Jr., 470 Sixth avenue
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&S LOST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON A POCKET.
V'ys book containing money and nioranda The
above rewsrc will be paid by returning Same TO O. ".
PRANkARD. al2 Broadway.
c1O REwARD.-LoST A BROWN LEATHER VA.
WV use, from an express wagon, mt the foot OF Jay
street Return 10 MUNSIE'S Express 7&5 Sixth avenue
Q1S REwARD.--IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE
things from oS Second avenue will tho lsdys
long Neck Chain which Is the relic OF deceased mother
and hehy przed hey will receive the above reward ana
questions asked Cal on or address W. RICHARDS, l6e
East Fiitieth street, New York.
CS0 WILL BE PAID AND NO QUESTIONS FOR RE-
0CO turn OF watch and chain No. 1888, Tissot
makers, and scarf pin; note stating
found Tor the will be strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Address j. W. JOHNSON, box l52 Herald oalce.
&SO REwARD.-THE ABOVE AMOUNT WILL re
pCV paid for the Of Package Of Papers, dropped
IN or about tho vesbue Of ST. Nchoas notsL thew are
lett with Mr. Morse before the LIST OF August OF value
except 10 the owner
%S0 REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS AsKED-FOR
YCO the return OF open old fashioned English
Goerke's, 453 Hudson street.
& IN REWARD LOST. ON asD 1NeT., FROM AN
" w express wag on small brown Trunk. The above
"Wd WIN % paid Tor ~ recovery ~ ~ Lewis street
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TRAyELLERS GUIDE

OATH AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD-FULT0N,
ID ALL South and Ham ton Terry Greenwood Cem6
terry connect with the island forsy
minutes.
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JlRETTS. ONE NEW AND ONE SECOND HAEI
ID 6rett will DO sold at bargains. suitable for hacking o
use In the country Three six.seat Passenger Wagons
NIFTY Broadway.
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TEXAS LINE osc,,v..,oD s,.,u.,,
The Al steamer VIRGINIA Captain Rearedy ai pier 20
East river, will sail on Saturday, Jny 80
All goods for Ho3son n,erer will be forwarded By
gents MesHs T. H. McMahon Co., free OF charge.
For freight or passage apply 10
Q. II. MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden iane.
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TOR CHARLEsToN, 6. c., THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
y west and FloIids Ports.-New York and Charleston
stsamship Company's nrst class sdewheel steamship
MANHATTAN. CAPTAIN NJ s. woodruff,
on saturday, July 30, At =. NJ sailing from pier No.
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through passage tickets and bills OF adng Issued In con.
necton with the sou Carolina Railroad 81 points South
and Southwest and with steamers TO Florida poria
Insurance by this line onehaIf per cent,
The SOUTH CAROLINA will follow and sail on wednes
day. AugustS.
HENRY R. MORGAN b co, Agents,
70 broadwsy.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
L The mails for Europe during tho week ending SATURDAY.
July 90 1870 win at this ONCE on Tuesday Eedussda
and Thursday, at lg O'Clock NJ, and at all the stations
ioiows:A and Il, II 40; and u, II 40 and F. ii 0i
u and u, 10 A. NJ r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
y Cunard Lin0
GALA ABRIA Thursday, July %
Cabin ncs:ace ss6 cd sso cnrr"ncv
Secrase tickets from Europe issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling Green.
For secrage passage apply ut III Broadway, Trinity Build
ing CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19
umurder VIII OUT

EDITOR LEDGER: On last evening n
friend called my attention TO communi-
cation in your issue OF Wednesday, signed
"Terry Alt" which l ask permission to
notice only 80 far as TO correct two mis-
statements made by him.
| stated in my communication to the
Appeal, on which your correspondent
comments, that was Democrat of the
strdiqhtest sect an incorporating
Democrat all my life; and that was so
because the word had a meaning-regsrd
for the Constitution Gas it was) as the
fundamental law of the land, and oppo-
sition to the doctrine of necessity and
expediency." Now, this statement is
impugned by your correspondent after
this manner: Reilly is Irish, and Fair
Play as in the days of his youth, when
the Know-Nothing nightmare rode him
TO death, almost" etc.
This assertion, Mr.. Editor, is untrue.
II has hot the shadow of foundation to
sustain it, and it is made to avert the
force Of nv views as presented in the
Appeal Reilly is the so-calle1 party
nominee, and therefore he must be sup
ported, even If it be by false and odious
reflections This 10 practical "expe-
siency the tyrant's subterfuge; the
enemy to constitutional liberty. And
this by men claiming to be Democrats
But again, Terry Alt says the Irish
" are shrewd enough to see that their tried
and trusty friendship has been returned
by the basest ingratitude in his (my) OPP
posing the regular nominee, for no other
reason than because he was Irish" Here
il another fabrication, as any one may
see by referring to my communication in
the lppeal. And yet your correspond
emit PIRATES about "honesty !" Let the
called Jade vince" FAIR PLAY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-19
FOREIGN.

LosDoy, February lR.-In the House
of Lords to-day the Lord Chancellor
moved the fret reading Of the judges
jurisdiction bill, and argued at length
the necessity for its enactment.
Lord Cairnes questioned the wisdom
CT ao@s details, but approved of it as
whole
After some remarks " L,oEds Vest
bury, Romilley and Ritsdale, the House
adjourned.
10 the Commons Mr.. Buxton gave
notice OF sd inquiry % to what action, if
any. the Government proposed 10 take
in regard TO the revised translation Of
the Bible.
A motion was made for the appoint
ment Of select committee to inquire
into the expenses Of the Abyssinian
war.
Mr.. Bruce, the Home Secretary, re-
ferred to the reports Of the III treatment
of o Donovan Rosa, aud denied that the
punishuen. Of logging had been in
AicIed on prisonesg ia 1868.
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BY TELE G R A P e
Dispatches to the Southwestern PreSs
Association.
HAVANA.

HAvAEAaFebruary lS.-The schooner
Herald, from Nassau, recently landed a
party of thirty-six flibusters at Gibson,
under the command Of General Gouicou.
ria. They were attacked by the voluu-
teers, who killed seven and captured four
Of the expedition The prisoners wer0
executed 1t Hslcqm on the l4sh instant.
1t is reported that the sarEigals are in the
Sierra Sacarrsna in famished condi'
ton, and as the outlet of the. Sierra is
guarded the capture of the entire ex-
petition IL considered cestGin,
A band of Chinese insurgents have
appeared in the Sagina Jurisdiction. Ca
the 18th instant they burned the Penlta
warehouses, together with 300 hogsheads
of sugar. sad killed the clerks and ware
housemen.
Sugar firm, and is quoted st si@Ss
reals
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w,,r ngmoCRATIC TICKET.

II isall important for tie future inte-
res, Of this psople that tie Democratic
Countv ticket be elected on the fourth
SATURDAY. in March next. 1t is import
ant for the reason that IL the Democratic
ticket cannot be elected we may then
couut on the Radicals again holding
the Offices of the county, on which
they have fattened for four years past.
We are, what we profess to be, party
man. and never disobey its commands
And every man who claims to be, aud is
sincerely, a Democrat will never act
contrary to the clearly expressed wish Of
the party, whatever it may be. The FIRST
duty of all Democrats is to obey. What
sba.l we hold conventions of our party,
and then 60 contrary to what is
know to be the desire of msjoriiy Z
We are not children, who would to day
assert our preference for this or that
man. and tomorrow elsmor for some
other favorite. When the party has, in
a deliberstive way, expressed its choice
for the gentlemen who are to make up
the ticket for canvass, II is the impera-
tive and bounden duty of every true man
TO stand by the nominees. This great
noise over the independent candidates
comes from those who have been and are
to-day the sworn enemies OF the Dsmo-
cratic party. Nothing would piesss these
politicians more (the greater number OF
them) than to see the entire ticket at the
s head of our columns defeated.
We know tree by its traits. So do
we know simon-pure Democrat by the
wsy 10 which be expresses himself be-
fore the day of election. Aside from the
fealty which we owe to the party in sup
porting the ticket chosen BY properly su-
thorizsd agents, it becomes o matter OF
vital importance, for the reason that by
refusing we hlgktsn the chances OF Radi-
Gals being elected to Gil the county offices
again. While we are endeaaoripg TO cut
each others throsis, the sly Radical, Who
has been looking on during all the while.
will come 10 to take advantage Of our
weakness aud slip into the Offices. There
ia not one man noRinAted by the late
Convention but who is capable and hon
est, aud would make q Iost efficient
public functionsry. Remember. j. is
the object of the independents aud
their allies to split our ticket, and
if they can succeed in electiug
a few independent Democrats, it matters
little TO them if Curry and his black
myrmidons are foisted again into tbs
most important places. Will these in
dependents deny that they have eoalesced
and are expected to vote with the
Radicals, according to 40 understanding
made previous to the day Of election
What say they to such shameful conduct
Have they the honesty and manliness 10
deny what has been said of them on the
etreats2
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examin alton, be found that be was either
dead or dying, and physician was inn
mediately sent for. The physician, DR..
fBodine, upon his arrival, pronounced the
man dead, and the cause Of his death
hemorrhage of the lungs. No one pres,
ent recognized him, and the keeper OF
the store wished to have the body taken
into the house, but two policemen who
had arrived, objected to the body being
removed until the arrival of the Coroner.
Deputy Sheriff Shanks was summoned,
when the body was recognized to De
that of Mr.. Charles d. Kirk. The body
was then removed to the residence
of his father The place where the body
was found was about forty feet from
where be left the car. Traces Of blood
we're found few feet from the railroad
track, and from that point to the place
where he fell. Traces were also discov-
cred Of his faltering footsteps, aud where,
in the agonies OF death, he had attempted
to support himself by grasping fence.
The night was dark and stormy, and but
few persons were out upon the streets,
and. unable to call for help, he died
alone, unattended by one friendly hand,
in the midst of the storm. His health
had been feeble for some time, and it is
supposed that the unusual effort required
to make his way through the binding
snow storm brought on the hemorrhage'
He was q native OF Mason county,
Kentucky, and had been connected with
the press of this city for many years.
He was vigorous and sprghtly writer,
and had won considerable reputation.
His letters, under the nom de plume of
Sc De Kay, will be remembered by many
of our readers. He was about thirty
seven years of age, and leaves wife
and, we believe, one child.