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The New York herald., 1870-09-04

in all the ambition" he could desire will he content
with the grace OF Tammany, TO serve another CON
gressiOral term and he Will receive NOMINATION
and viii go back to Congress.
There are several candidates In embryo Ior con
gressional honors but until they declare themselves
the recapituation OF the names Is but wasted tine
THE sHRlEvALrY.
There may be q contest between Matthew 1. bren
nan and Judge Shandiey for the once oi oneriu.
Roth these hold prominent ana profitable POSITIONS
1T present, but they still banker alter me spreiy
ana desire to succeed the worthy Jimmy Obrien
therein. IL Is said that either candidate ms MS
strongest support In the person OF The Two principal
mapuates OF the Tammany Regenci, the esquire"
going for Brennan ana the "Boss' for Shandlcy. Of
course under sucn circumstances, no actual conlict
can take place.
COUNTY CLERK.
The whole German democracy are in favor OF the
denomination OF the genial ana most efficient
present County Clerk LoeW. In their appreciation
OF their favorlte they are fully endorsed Dy The
entire democracy Of tie city and, indeed, by the
citizens generally and Mir. Locw win have a
quiet walk over the course for another term.
TIE ASSEMBLY
There VIII be some considerable change In the
composition OF the Assembly next session, not III a
political but rather IN q party aspect John FOX
Will control the election in the First district ana nave
either himself or a sworn henchman t. do his be-
hests, elected there. Jimmy O'Brien Will run ana
be elected In his own ward, despite OF the sachems
and possibly enough TO complete the trio, they may
rush johnny MorriSsey through Tor some ward WHICH
they may get control Of
Enough has been said TO show that notwithstand-
ing the weakness OF the factions and the dlsorgani-
zatlon OF the republican party there Is stl music
in the ar'' to make pretty lively iiaes during the
iall campaign.
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TIE DsM0RkLizt0 POLICE.

The Police Commissioners yesterday gave Jndg-
nen' in the case of Patrick Doran, OF tue Eighteenth
precinct, tried some time ago for taking prosti-
tute named Mary Norton, whom he had arrested,
into drug store on the way to court and treating
her to brandy and soda, and Sergeant william Il.
Brown OF the same precinct for allowing the woman
certain privileges in the station house that were not
justified by the rules Doran fined ten days
pay 1882 S0) ana Brown five days pay. or $2l 80.
This judgment Is doubtless satisfactory To ali con
cerned, including the Captain of the Fourteenth
ward. who took lively interest in the prosecution,
ana the accused ONCE who believe that the inien.
tion was TO dismiss them from the force.
Ohicer John i. Hogan, OF the Twenty Dinth pre-
ctnct, tried Tor ntoXicaton and being conveyed 10
the station house III q cart was dismissed the iorce
Such is the dark side. The bright one is the pro.
motion of Grand ROundsman Patrick Oates, one OF
tue few decent men the squad 10 acting sergeant
of The rwentv-se yenth precinct
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DGTEGTlvE DEtsCTCD.
Neat Little JU0 That Was SpOiIed--A De.
iertive Who Was TOO Friendly 10 Friend
How the Trick Was Done ard Undonc.

How the Trick Was Done ard Undonc.
About hait.past eleven O'Clock ON Friday evening
last Mrs. Bertha Bernei, who resides at l5l Hester
street, with one or two friends sitting table
IN the Atlantic Garden aud at table short dis
tance away sat detective Reilly, OF the Fourteenth
preciGc, ana a clerk named Edward Fleming, doing
business "a, 357 Broome street. Mrs Berncr mad
occasion 10 walk 20 another part OF the garden, and
while doing her p0cketbook, con aiming seventy
dollars fell from her to the moor Fleming it Is
alleged, saw the occurrence, and put his foot on the
pOcketb0oS I'll the lady had passed to The
other side Of The garden, and then picked
1t up after dong which he an Reilly moved away
from the ,aple al which they had been sitting and
soon after together to the water closet When
they returned 10 the garden they learned that hoy
named William Teuben, engaged IN selling miscea-
Deo,is articles to the customers, had informed Mrs.
berner tnat she mad lost the pocketDooR and tha he
had seen Fleming pick il mp. Reilly at once arrested
his TREND Fleming ana TOOK MN 10 the SlNtn Wafo
station house, where ne reported IIm as his
prisoner. The sergeant IN charge ordered Reilly
10 search the prisoner, which he oid, and
informed the sergeant that ne had iOund
nothing in his possession put unfortunately Nor
1or .he Of the scheme, the D0Y mad accom-
panied the prisoner to the station house. ana when
! he saw that the money was not found IN flemings
possession he told the sergeant that the detective
himself was IN Fcmings company at the time Of the
alleged arceuy. This put different aspect on the
seized him that 1t would be well TO nave the detec-
tive searched by dlsinterested officer. Ol,cer
Moore was accordingly ordered TO 60 through the
operation But Reilly, as is alleged, seeing the
game was lost. nut his hand IN ns pocket and took
! ihereirom fourteen I've dollar bills which he
| Of course at once taken into custody and
| with Fleming locked up Tor the night. Both
| prisoners were yesterday arraigned u the Tombs
Police Court before Judge bowling who held them
TO answer In S., 900 bail each. II feared from
| some remarks made by the complainant Mrs. Ber-
! ner, that as she mad got her money anu was in u
very short time about to start Tor California, that
her presence might not be certainty al the time OF
witness 10 the House Of Detention IN 900 bonds.
AT later hour In the day Mrs. Berncr furnished the
required security and was allowed her liberty.
| Reilly also gave bail 10 answer IN $4,000. SO far,
Fleming Is still in custody The pocketbOOk In which
| the money had been when lost subsequently
f0uud in the water closet OF tue Atlantic Garden.
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Another Of the same Kind.

SO EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET NEW YORK,
sept. 3, 1870. !
TO TIRE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
resided at No. West Fifieth street from the Lac
OF June to the Goth OF July, and was anxiously ex-
pectng, ali the while, to be furnished by the census
taker with blanks to be filed with The names, &C..
OF the fourteen persons who were members or my
family on the lst OF June. cannot learn that any
member OF the family was spoken TO on the subject
Of the census during that time. am now residing
with my family at So East Twenty second street. amt
have every reason to believe that the fourteen per-
sons who constituted my family on the 1st or June
will he entirely omitted III the census OF 1870.
Yours respectfully SIDNEY E NURSE.
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Nacl,;ipg <o,cs.

The Sappho left the screw dock yesterday,
thoroughly repaired. The injuries she sustained
going into New Bedford and subsequently at Edgar
town were comparatively trilng. a new shoe was
put on, and the torn copper having been neatly re-
placed she passed through Hell Gaze on her way to
Newport.
The DaunllesS was iowed from the dock AT the foot
OF Thirteenth street, Fast river, yesterday. Wifh
the exception OF new lorpmast, she received no
additional spars sails The Dauntless goes direct
to Newport.
The Tidal Wave. whose sails have been largely
increased left Nyack early yesterday morning ana
passed through He'll GATE towards midday on her
way 10 the scene of action.
The Madeleine one OF tne single competitors oi
The Cambria, has also increased her sails. sue lell
Nyack yesterday, and. having taken IN additional
ballast anchored al IloDoken. She VIII sail Tor
Newport tomorrow.
The Cambria, already in splendid t1lmi SIM re-
mains at her anchorage in Newport narpor. Tie
Phantom and ldler are also III that port.
The famous schooner yacht Magic. nom which, bV
the way 80 much IL expected, VIII arrive III New
port un Tuesday.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.

Speech of Attorney General Alderman at Atlanta
Ga.-The Old State Rights Doctrine in Its
Present Form Dissected-How Harmony
Hay be Restored Between the Races
il the South he Worthlessaess Of
tina Old Secession Leaders
Sound Advice to the Demo-
Gratis Of the South
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THE CENSys FRAUD.
next week.

a Few More Letters from Parties Not Called
Upon.
1t is high time that the proper authorities should
look into the way the deputy marshals are taking
the census in this city, Below viii be found few
more letters from parties who have not been emu
merated, and there are more to come. If many
families OF fourteen persons have been neglected In
the way Mr. MOrses has been IL VIII be easy task
for the marshals to show that New York has but
the Union.
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FEIbAY, SEPT. 2 IS.O
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
wish to inform Marshal Sharp, through tile
columns OF the HERALD the only paper that exposed
the census frauds) that there has been no census
enumerator at my store nor at any other store IN
the vicinity. Please look into this and expose this
fraud. JOHN II. FRENCH, 924 Bowery.
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The assistant marshals Of the southern district
OF New York held meeting at Mechanics Hall, No.
5O7 Third avenue for the purpose or tetitoning tne
governments ior an increase OF compensation.
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a rifth Aycpuci,c Wants Informntion.

607 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
am confident no census was taken at my house
this year. | have asked All the members OF my
family. They say no one has been TO the house.
although it has been open The entire season. Yours,
Respectfully. JACOB VANDERPOEL.
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The President viii Not Attend the New Eng
land Fair.
BoSroN Sept. 3, 1870
President Grant Will not be able to attend the Mas
sachusetts militia muster and New England Fair
next week.
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ALlcOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs

have cured paralysis local rheumatism. spinal atfec
toar pains of the side dis sed Spleen irritation and
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internal adhesieas The Porous Pastors are said to
accumulate electricity the part upcn VII cl they
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They seem 10 be appreciated By physicians
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ward ct the supreme Court of pann.,Ivsria
has delivered tue following opiuion, which is
important 10 our merchants, manufacturers
worklnEmsn aud, Iii fact, the peonla of inc
whole country. He SAYS: Il find .Hoor
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- tome as this celebrated standard .lt-
TORS hoohand's German BItters" contains
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HoosLtND's GERMAN Tonic l. = co,,bina
uon OF all tue ingredients of the BIttrrs
Win pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange. anjse
"t., Masking preparation Of rare medical
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eases rs tie BItters, ia cases where SONS
Alcoholic stimulus Is necessary.
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Important Letter from Er. Samuel
Bard, Governor Of idaho.

V4'b
Nossrs. ALICOCK & Coz
Your Porous StTeI gh.ning Plssters have proved Of
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No. Is.

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Severe Cough Cured.

Letter from the Rev. DR.. Beattia.
ScoTCHTowN, Orange Co, N. Y, Oct % lstsl
THOMAS ALLcoCK Il Co., Sing Sing:
Your Porous Plasters great es,ng My daugt
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l am yours, truy, d. BEA1TIE.
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American Public, Adapted to Family use
Having been often solicited to prepare this
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as common Liniment by familieS we
have at length succeeded in extraGtin he
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rendered it Objectionable. This Oil, posses
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Inflammation of the Kidneys
Cured.

THOMAS ALLCoCK & Co Sing Siug-For wears have
suilerl rom ;nlanp StioI o. the kidneys; my phys
Clans gave little relief, and moved abeu k an
old man bent down by years of suffering. At Length
your Porous Plasters were recommended to me-
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Sciatica and Rhe UNI tIsm.

SEASIDE HOUSE, RoCKAwAY BEACH, Sept. /. l5t9
Messrs. ALLCoCS q Co. Sing Sing
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a lencth applied of your Piasters Tire pain
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ened, falling bar checked, and bald.
nes- often, though not always, cured
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Q, the glands atrophied and decayed
Blu such ss remain can DO saved for
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Its occasional use will prevent the han
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NoRrHwESrERS HoEsE NAu, Co, manufsc-
, na.fs Of Patent Hammered Horse Nails.
o'' nc, ,t % Vest van Bnreu street. Factory s.
g IS West Van Buren, street corner gl;,;t ~
street, Chicago.
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SEE advertisement of Dr. Butts Disnensa
~, headed, Book for the Observation-Disclosures
GUIDE IN another column. 1t should be
read by all.
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AllCCCK's POROUS PlaSTERs

How great the comfort to have a suffocatiug cough,
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lions around the heart cured by simple remedy of
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internal tumors considered OF fatal Character are
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which, actios ike second skin, produces steady
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COMMUNAL tELEcTT.-Nuthing tends more
:" connubiai happiness than cheerful and
h'nihy lniarts aud children. Mrs. Whit
tHg remedy
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RURAL and FAMILY WEEKLY
For Both Town and Country.

TE-s FAMOUS WEEKLY, IN its 2lst year. is not
oCly the Largest, Best and tlIcnpe bat b, far
The Iavgest-tiI Culntiug journal of its Glass
III The WoI Id. National in Character, ABLY Edited,
Adapted to Town and Country, SupeEblg Illustrated
and printed it is una 7estionaely, the
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Pain of the side Cured.

Messrs L. AILCoCK l. Co: -.
DEAR SIRs-My daughter used one of your Porous
Piasters She had very bad pain in her sido and il
cured her IN one week. Yours truly,
JOHN v. N HUNTER
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Cure OF a Badly Crushed Breast

GENTLENIEN-In December, 1853, my breast bone was
crushed nd badly injured by being struck y heavy
spar. WAS taken home senseless where for weeks ]
lay at the point of death. My doctors could do bat
little Tor me, and suffered continual pain The doc
tors thought blister plaster would help Ii If put on
my breast, but thought would try instead Alcock's
Porous Plaster. L put my breast and side. and
from that time began to get better and month
Well, free from pair, and able TO attend my
ness Any call and my breast, and | vii
show them a modern miracle OF cure
j. Il. BUCK,
No. South Fifth street, Williamsburg L. l.
THOMAS ALLCOCK & Co.
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Neuralgia Cured.

For two years have been i great sufferer from peu
ralSia the head aud found only temp airy relief
from all he various remedies that have tried until
applied OF Aileocks Porous Plasters cut II into
three strips, placing under each shoulder blade
and the other the small the bae + and for the
past three months have had scarcely winge of the
old pain.
advi all who suffer from nervous diseases to lose
time III making q trial of the wonderful Porous
Plaster. A. 4. STERLING,
Sec. Singer Mig. Co.
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a Good Business Chance,

sNNUU RF~FVN~IHf.E fIEN ere Nuntt 4
every County II Wisconsin. agents Old
aud vel established Lie Insurance Company. CisrgT-
metz and EaeyarS also invited correspond Aa,
re-s. Ia fun name and references. EEanIl Once
= EkSHs Rk LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, lG5
- :ouSl1 street, Nii~susees
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The Washington j. s great rDblic favoritr
me increase Of business last year over the
Ns'' previous, was greater than that OF any
other Cash Company.
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huRLrur x EDsALL's, leading who!essl.
~ sisIe o. the Northwest, corner Lax,
street ard Wabash avenue. Chicago.
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JAMES II. FOSTER i Co., I5I Lake street,
,nIoAE"1 importers of brecch-loauing shot
guns and Implement
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purposes that has ever been before the
public. But for animals, In all cases, use
the other kind, and always get n half-dollar
= dollar bottle, to have enough to bo OF
much service. Ez5- Before using, shake
The bottle. English and German Altman
acs, Wade Mecums Show Bills, Posters ana
Circulars will be forwa rded Tree, uDo.,
application by letter.
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Fro Hon. Nathan Lindsey, County
Judge of Shelby Co., Iowa, dated Harlan,
April -, 1867. It is decidedly preferred 10
any other Eminent sold in this section.
From l.. Schlottman, Round Top, Fay
cite Co., Texas, Feb. 10, 1868. 7 am now
selling more Of your Gargling Oil thar any
other Linimert, and all who have used il
pronounce it "the best thing out"
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Ion THUMB has his life insured. and many
sl,ater than he ATE insured III the Washing
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JEYNE \ ALMINI, importers AMI dealers in
A''i7le AStetiaiS, ana leading Fresco PANT.
.Ls u the West, Ij2 and Isl south CLARK
street, Chicago. go -