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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

display to excellent advantage The exhibit embraces
silk; floss, ready for manufacture; silk in skcins
and woven In different WAYS; also silk garments.
In addition to the articles already mentioned.
name the following being among those exhibition
Specimens OF fax In ia state and IN various stage
OF MANUFACTURER vegetable taOw In its raw state and
manufactured into coal iron Oro iron steel cast
and in bar ami other shapcs copper copper IN pig
aud in bar rod sheet and other forms lacquer and var
nish gsms; oils " vegetable and mineral production
lacquer yarshcs OF the various kinds used tools used
by carpenters, stone masons, blhCksnith3, pascrors
and farmers mating rolls OF the various kinds; also
mat clothing used against rain; cotton IN ~ raw state
also seed OF same; cotton manufactures, paper
stock. of material from which the VARIOUS kinds
OF paper are made; bamboo wOrt-al the various I'm IS
OF manufacture viz basket work carvings, turned work.
ald most OF tho other manu- iactUrcs for wch the Jap
nese are celebrated. The fax exhibited dlhers maer-
ay from that raised IN the United states Tue EXHIBIT
copper Is remarkably fine There are two slabs direct
from japanese smelling works which are commercially
Inc Japan copper ore Is entirely free from lIon
once nte difficulty Is experienced IN working ~ TIE
IN tue center OF the department MED with rare
cui.os tIes-spegi linens Of japanese carving, sewing
rlnung polishing etc. Among the notable features ~
nc ooiecslon are tAc following An elegant crystal, IL
iHcs III uliiheter pCtur" Of silk caTdreceYers,
toDaccoDokee; cas- with SIX fur and glass eyes
II Is impossible to cugnerlto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
OUTRAGE OK A NEWS vENDER.

To me razor Of me TrtbUHe.
SIR: went down to Sandy Hook on the $3.50
boat this morning to the $40 train from Long
Branch with the morning newspapers Upon landing /
was seized by order OF Major Parmentcr superintendent
OF the pier and f5r,bly deprived Of my stock, worth
over s? Major Plrmenter dif not return the newspa-
p,rs nor give the any satisfaction and salt be was act
inc by order % Mr. Bentley, Business Manager OF the
road 70 Long Branch My only oftcnse Is that sell
vy.p,pers i'm opposion 10 q monopoly which seek, 70
shut ont certain Journals from the Branch Last week
an attempt was made TO break down wagon hlied 10y
me and other tricks are played almost daily 70 prevent
me from selling such conduct seems to e to be Am out
,,e and think IL Is for the public interest that the
pewspaper business to Long Branch should be fa!fly
man ired and an unscrupulOus monopoly pas down.
- va-L .rg u 1871 JOHS NJ. Massey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
KENTUCKY
LATEST RETURNS.

Returns from eight more counties have been
received VIZ: Balqrd-Har.au, l2C; Leslie 1906 Breo'
tt-Harlan so; Leslie, AS. Cint0"-iiarian, 5l5 Les
ie S76 Harlan C0uHty-Harlan, as; Leslie, IoG john
s9n-Harlau 49, Leslie, 42i LatrrcHce-Harlau' G5i
leslie. s0o P0trell-Harlan, oO)i Leslie, 25l Eorno-
Harlan $50 Rowan lo7. Six counties only remain to be
heard from
In lOa counties Harlan receives $780, and leslie
i23uC-major,ty for Leslie, 55ll6. As compared with
the vote fOI COngre last year, when the negroes
voted for the first time, the Republican vote VIII sh0"
an increase OF about 60 per cent and heDmoc c vote
an increase Of about 40 per cent Leslie has received
about 5000 more than cast for Seymour IN
i,tet renOrts give the Republicans Senators and ls
Representatives in the lower House-otal 81 In the
.f Ie-a ture chosen I'm 1859, TIE Republicans lao but
40 Of the - meoers The nate consists OF So nchoers
aud the House Of 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

California, destined ere long to export six,
Tea the Fig and other semi tropical products, has all
ready made her mark in the grovh Of Fruits and
c.pecy OF the Grape, Which, together with her Pears
find eager markets on the Atlantic slope. Her
Wines though but Of yesterday challenge comparison
with those OF Europe MI George SIauks, OF the Park
Hotel corner Of Beekman and Nassausts, Is prepared
to supply all the favore yareties and those who have
medical or other legitimate Use for champagne or other
brands may wisely give him call.
The Rev. Newman Hall declares that tie
churches OF the United Kingdom have lost NOT IS han
$4,000 members by the vice OF uemperance dtrIg tue
past three years.
Jeremiah Foley. an unmarried lrishman. age 40
b6Srr! IN d. ONO q 'li@wser, While n al %. %
,m last night walked e hs 3D. TIE eo1l s''f "l '
r.e ps llk 20 heal tue ground and el o. s" minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
THE PEENsYLVANIA WAR CLAIM5-DAMAGiNG
TESTIMONY AGAINST EVANS.


In the Fall of 1861, Gov. Curtin appointed
Major fcNclael of Philadelphia Of the Hon. Nor
ton AcgIicLael 30 go Washington and lay before the
Federal authorities three n,tallments OF state claims.
amounting in the aggregate 70 over S2,oOoe0 Major Nc
Michael it appears by the records OF the Treasury De-
parment established the validity Of these claims, and
they were accepted just by Secretary Chase who al
lowed $4,000 10 be advanced thereon. The remainder of
the instalment, and above the thus allowed
for direct tax was marked dIsallOwed." and suspended
simply because there notmoncy in the Treasury to
meet the vast Of claims filed by the different States
against the Federal Government The following letter %
The PHiadeiphia Worth American evidently from the pen
Of Major McsIchao Linsclfhsposes Of the claim al
anced by Evans Tor per cent Of the amount OF these
settlements:
The claim OF Mr. George 0. Evans for commission on
the 81 900 oO collected for the State OF Pcunsyyana in
lso4 il NEST Absurd Inc iarIs o, d' 90, a. t az an
lsGi the state raised loan OF sjOOoOO Whlch was eA
pended partly m equippng three months men, anu
nartly In organizing aud getting ready for the fed the
torUs so well known aftcrward rs the fennsyNina re
serves These latter troops went mo inc Ohe9 otdte5
service soon after the first battle of Bull Run, aud IN the
eA.y Autumn Of 1s6 the state having spent over s-o,
scarce GOV. Curtin detailed member OF MS staH
10 attend Ia preparing the CLAIMS o tne oIito
tnre made a. above mentioned. Ihe oIncer
80 detailed busily engaged or about one 81 ~
The intervals of more strictly military duties IN making
an be nr0ner accounts every item IN which was repre-
sauted Gy a bill voucher duly reeelped as pd Dy e
state Treasurer The accounts prepared were pre-
suted TO fhr United government duly audited ny
The second Auditor Of the Treasury, ana ound 10 DE cor
rect as To amount, but owing TO tue urgent htue Oh te
on for troops and the want OF knowledge Ot routine
Which naturally existed In the early months OF the war
some " hat deficient in red tape rrqulienehts. ALtI
Sh dscsson % the natter the Secretary OF TIE Urea
-lry salmon r. Chase, fuzzy comprehendlng that me
'IIi-',,- Urre inst though not in perfectly re-
,,II1r form, agreed with the Governors rep
Tcsentavc not only allow IN settlement the propoI
linn az line direct tax due by Pennsylvanl, but TO pay
ne -tlte some sgfO0 in cash, resegVinS about 10 per
cent of the total claims presented TO cover items Wht
additional pNrHuNlHI lNf1 "
rhrb fhe -tar was virtually reimbursed Tor nearly
,iner.Itbs of her outlay for war expenses up 10 mar
&C. v',s arpr0ved by Gov Curtin and state Treasurer
No.. and ne latter officer went 10 Washington ana
rceiyed In person the cash part OF the payment mat
aJd,nnaI vouchers asked Tor j. quite pfobihei
mt AS the general propriey OF tue claims had bseh
a,'ry acknowledged by the payment OF sl9oo~v MI
of 10 per cent commission Tor correcting
,,oiIIf, Irdy in the state Treasury would be Pfepo'
tsrpu-. a 10 were not worse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
pERsoNAL-BY TELEGRArn.

Queen Victoria, who remains az BalmoraL IS
tsAu u"
Gen sherman will leave Washington FOR the
Nsrh. to-day - he 1bseat l1Oli Eve weeks
Gen. Bowan, Assistant Secretary Of the IN
tenor aa- ieigucd 10 Washington.
John Bright 80 90 great degree recovered
The Tennessee editors visited the several
rreg este .lnm-i ialelrha au4 'he commerce.. IL
change. yrsteI-it
.... Tho Nov-YorS Agricultural Excursion party
staltsas w trp tslr, Aal cal F'' 1i'' '' i' ' Lo-'
home i,si tyeniE
DIR GcJrl !. Pr5Gt.s Of Ncw-l ork viii ac-
-.. le Cll5af IteJr-.H .h P-t Ffl itt,o ~ h.nn 81
E.r. 20 N l0 T..l h. si-ce 10y d. tfe'oi'ggifa
ls4,.s. Asss4.g b. ;, last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Bcvv,zo An. 2i-Reclip.s5oso bb' Poa- I9 eco 5o, Wa,
al nv. fr.b DON ,llt5 bush oats 300 Do h. Barefr % ~
Fu Re shpm,u,2o5 ~ bush heat 90" Oa'l Coi-' &
bT.b la.. In -ore-25 bush Wheat 3- ~ lns '95A,
fg 0,;. 6OO bl.b Rye 5000 bush Barley 90. bush '''
T.yr., steady. VLsst. lts.i Corr, Ne jas y. 20
tratr only, Nl't. M, ~. w.
- al SIM. .1.. l5U3 bush. Red Nlutf az 81 ''i ..o'
- Va ,ilrtutes 81 q. 25U0 bush NJ OlcA-o =, ~
IN iu,b No Dll.t ~ p b.,o bash Duluth per sgr ~ -
- ,1 AL fr5. ,llas bush ~. Weait-u 90 - se va
tr a.. 60J bush OHIO Rye nege Del aGh nom a' 5e
S4i. lui-t: sales. lVe bag, New lim9tt a. 80 I'- - " ~
All dil ~ Hghwiues uominaly Ji' - q. ~. r,.tr.
Oprt.ss 2i-Ilour ifo)pngt .<lFr-lef - 49,"
w., IS Is. T-cbis E1tn - ~ 20 % Corn fIn Ail o5
yyEi.s n. oats 5A- ii8y easier; Choice So bran al
6!t pofs srrely iu, ct D. ~ BT'on t1 ah1 lyun- ,
,.sl.fi.-- RIBS clear Side Ia Al AN.
100 sl4' COTE iuarIy. q. "a. Ice AT otesr' TN
el Er,b,age-s.erng 1921! heF lork Asa -i-s f0i Pe"
W. g,>sr,y A7z gSDir Turn oine irra a. ~ ~.a qu
Or 80. T. Cr--r Iurpeni, ne -'-i . " - " ~
l,r Vtgn. Tar gle at - o. - 49,. ssv.,ei 277,
s, Ii j rus so Rel Winter a. - - NV t-a a. a., 60 ..
so,t..b - Rel Winter 81 = lC ols1 o az - - ~
Oats IL good icIsi ~
u :. a. ptcl.uu QUIET s-k kehne z! ~. 'fle = ~
Aas -Foar-I spring nEn- hneAt
80" "a lgsl - No J. = 10; oSs eaosu' 90
s.-' O. .c,,.- No MI-l Ntc. kye-No q % ia =,
go. Va ST-irz fI.e Kscepts-looy Obs, foHr AgV Ii,h
W., Ss,a,p.--6 ~ 5bl- Foar o. 600 oasa wheat Fesn'
Wtratf a. b Flo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

c7owFl La, par y j. August 10. sfds's Of heart Rev.
T l &C, q tie , 6sa.s 6 AZ % 0 ' wo'
DIKEHANAt Harlem Monday morning the 2istiH' II M.s"a
IN Se5 sTi ys, Of thc family ar. respectfully invited to .asud
H. l.erl a ig - 1mgs ~ = '-- H-' ~ !s'- ~ 80,
i -s IN te ts.u to w,,lv sois.sgSsn.
HARRsOSOn Friday 18Th n at l0.aye Rebeoe4 daughter Of
1 Sa-sI V. VII Ne led the residence Der p,rea
o pirsvo seconi. tues'iv, l2th inst A.
man. viii be- taken to Wooan C-mster Wednesday morning
HurCmsSon saturday Argus, - Jlne HueLH. formerly Of
~ ana r- ira ,n,,sly invited to attend her fanef.I
n o'clock raon Of W.. n..ay Auys the sdeHos Of bsf
con Dr.. Alexander Hutcha, ~ D. Aa0age BsooASA ~ -
NyFs a. sunis, August o. retisac NJ - Caaro1st.
s ,Ss. III be- takea oe@e Sys for 3ersssh
Tom o HsrIsous' fahsl, .sI,i. e, iie Cemetery al Il ''''s
n, AM, 81 1871 Mrs North, N-Cuiv aged 81 ys..s
M sf md ,a' q .S If ~. a.. a., j secq- 10 3 is ss
sStss corler Of secoad.-. Broosa. D. % "Wednesday I'D
nLLsR-on sua Aus. 20 David Miller in the al't yAr Of his
T5 relatives oai hed, the .v -ly sre' 2 ',eos
N LeraEou-,y, White Plans and a. oe'E from -. ' Meth
sSon; s,o s As e s.. t tsah t.. 81: Of
RUssELL-On Sixth tsy, EsA month sh Las y; Eot I ~
Ais e i re.8eaee 10 a-sl Ir DAY aeayI 'h'
p6sF~5o sa5asr ,srs Auso 90 1871 Hannah B. M Of william
Fass s1 , ,h, r, r.. er r. p, Lr p. 19.:.
A., rs..t-l 10 attend sithoss .ar..e. police
80, -ycgp a ~ Ion lon Euy Aagus.7 Tfe o. p V'r WICK.
% Of bos f and +. Van Wgck a .s - year Of ia
-.--Z...t 81. ..... a. .... s,-.-,i ~
tts reside. > of A Theodore 4nly a. IT, NO =. KIN
.sr..t Br-ol,n. Tues.sy Poi as.. At oc..cr p H.
WILLETSOu Fr,-5l., the 2nh inst a. VIZ aasr l. l. Ees
M. "a a--.h ID 81 a..i
relatives especially nTei O. -"t-
Friends Ns,tl. uC-c N-aur". l. J. r. -'it,- NY -
tri-e Ctrff4re, he eth-t rtltoE we
sv az III. o o. .tck a. tr. Js sad BIT tr- ron
H-lr.Ts Point.
wurrANSAt clifton Spr1r y y. Ant % Fr,is IT, laughter
OF IN g. AID s,sHces .-als %. th. s. -s1 = !e-'a
No. Of fuurrs hsTeiftsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
RwING's PLAN ILLUSTRATED.
From The 3OLdO Bt1de.

The Ewing financial scheme for paying on
our great debt without the vulgar interpretation o." aiI
cash or any other kind Of cash reminds N OF the lrsh
footnan who choking for a drink, bat Lad mar
red with which 20 procure H. Aftcr long dtl'olauh
he made M his mind that a financial operation on EN-
n. plan would be successful 80, when he redched e
next tavern he went into the barrOOm ana caIeh JOY
cents worth OF crackers. The crackers mace H0Ou
fel of a pile aud, while endeayOT.ng 20 SLOW lhcH
eay In his pockets be seized Will sudden dlsgur
~ ne trouble aud exclaimed: What L0luei a'ljt.
Jgsf take back the cracker ana give me glass "i
,tj-yy Tie willing landlord gathered uP tAe crackers
sat1raiugly, and, after tlfi-t.LE them lAtp 49, drawer
10 red out tIe whisky, which was drank lth mn
.f l.. Ir4 rI. Tu. traveller men started iuf
fhe road without saying wort aVJ u PAY fru'c-g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug y, ISL q. IA.
Synopsis fDr ne past tredtyloW hours
The area Of low barometer which was over
lake Ontario generally disappeared % also nae
the low barometer in the Middle States Inc pressure -
now rising rapidly nOr5i aud east OF NnElhA WIN
nor hrl.tcrly winds and threatening weather nom tte
Cod to Cape Hattaras Of low pressure prooaoy
feeble cyclone Is enCrOachng upon the oOuth Oiohna
coast with oastaTY wind in North carolina uhu norm
westerly winds n Georgia Haze and smoky weather are
now reported from Michigan, but prevailed on Monday
afternoon at most OF the stations east % ne A sl7p
River Very light rains have fallen on the Ne" iuEi a
caasf bu the cOuducss Of sunday night III the Lake
region has cleared away without rain The temperature
has been rising from Iowa 70 KENTUCKY
Probabilities
Clear and hazy weather IL probable for tuesday ron.
Vermont TO Alabama and westward win lsLt
rometer with clear and clearing weather
Is probable for New England. Easierly winds, WIN
cloudy weather and light rain. probable on the coast
from Conrecticgt to south Carolina aud hoi'h0J "hu'
on the Cur aud Florida coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
JAPANESE GOODS EXHIBITED IL CALIFORNIA.

,.p,vpsr, GOODS EXHIBITED IL CALIFORNIA
The Mechanics Institute Of California sent
an agent 10 China and Japan 10 ask the merchants ana
manufacturers Of those countries to send specimens Oh
their goods for exhibition at the faf OF tue INSTITUTE
- ,,or WAS suecessiul the Japanese, especially,
-, ,raIl renreseBted The San Francisco 'letin,
after mentioning the large array OF vases, some OF
80, - tone ltbree,feet high, and all more n9ticeabe
for elaboration OF design than beauty says
r. ,, mates next come In view. They are unique
"a. a., Next l. On array OF handso tea sets.
Tbeu thefe are handsome cabinets And hes we .honi
80 ,hcs -ood. are nrstcass There il NJ Imitation ~
60 A., fal about them; the metal lseu l. u-esl
gr ~ ihese cabinets maryels OF beauty and hnish
I'm - oii.bed nlaid with silver, gols pearl tortoise
he6 and IVORY some Of the drawers az. pannsled Wl'h
iVory, and tie IVORY bears ere 49, p 'L W I1 co.
and co,ty Next come tue bonze vase? ssd pal.o, oI'
h,.u "a M ivo Hci. Among the brOnza ornaments are
-. '-fIaIs. horses, cats and llns.
,tibitiou OF japan SILKS WI attract great Tool
,'t,',ti1u nom our merchant Tie japanese have
L,,ugLto over Lazy ass9rpn-nt aud are -IauAHs &!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
OBITUARY..
THE ION. PHINEAs BARNES.

PORTLAND, Aug 2f.-The Hon. Phineas
Rarnes leading lawyer in Portland died to-day age GO
years He was solicitor Of the Grand Trunk Railway.
Director of the Portland Savings Bank, Trustee OF tho
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Sinking Fund Trus
tee % the Maine General Hospital and also Of the state
Agricultural College. lie formerly header OF the
Wings, and was candidate for Governor On the Bel :
Everett ticket In 800 He Professor OF Greek ana
Latin at the Watgryi.le College from 1894 to l- having
been graduated at BOwdin College IN 1929 lie vac editor
of The Portland Advertiser for six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
POLITICAL.
OHIO

GEN. M'COOK's WITHDRAWAL PROM TIE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET REPORTED.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2l.-TRe COuricr-Journal
Of tomorrow publishes letter from Cincinnati CORE
spondent, which that prevails there that
Gen McCook, the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Ohio will be compelled TO withdraw from the ticket,
he has already done from tho Iis said that
PARTIALLY deraugcd and that his later speeches give
color this report II is further stated that should Nc
Cook withdraw an effort viii be made TO induce Gen.
Ewing TO take his place.
The Ohio Democratic State Executive Committee have
withdrew all o. McCooks appointments to speak aleg
Ing that tde candidate is in nthealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

The landlord called His attention 70 The delinquency
and limited that lie would lie Clad 10 nave tne pay
give You tho crackers for the whidyF We'll then
rfors indadC" exclaimed Pat with astOuisimcnt.
"vou'vc cot the crackers" Tho landlord wos posed,
went on Is way reiocing. Now n Mr.. Ewing should he
equally successful In hs operations with the "b0aed
boudholdcrs" nothing could bo more admirable thah MS
..l t.rt4 .ifl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
rHsrYGERS ARRLTED.

r,,N UANBrag-Ia ..-lah, sirai Avg. aLA Fa,ler nd
n r ,r..r Ra.l1 BlHtTaan. David Hrtter ivan 'oa
An, slnl H.ss p l5baua L'us ii4,s A. ~ 81 AS ~
$3.50, F--rk sate rrl o lrsls suitk g. fox ~ hi
a., Rr-rsr- C,r srt C1i-rs tol, hr "r' - "a h to3
III .. t.I ..r. sat. ...sr b. iy-A. '''-a nFl
''- 49,. t-. lar 2r.1.ftltef. Gov ,i.f.."as 81 10
I.- Al .. tfas ~ tu.fua. Sire aes af 'artA s-' wv
A.. 49,. 81 HIasp NJ B'.-a-L hi- Jsrart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
STATE or THE FEATHER.

TELEGRAPTIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, u. 8. A.. OF OBSERVATIONS Ar 1t:41
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

brooks Seminary for Young Indies, corner Of Bl..
And Poazhke-psie Location elevated. grounds
aript saa rei rooms well ai aud ventilated bh roYn sta
hot aGd uae iau0 adj apparatus Instruction Eefoush
Rev T. K BUEcsER Rev a LPs1S CnARLEs AVERT,
Iii D. and others limited aumber Of pupils Address
MARY p. JOESs0s Pncg4! AID Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

PHI. ,DrI PHfA CATTLE AARhEf-Au'-l
yerss ,gi fr ee.a. pr,res uaclinx-i r- go - .
ia ,t.s AZ 71tci Pair 20 raa .'lr 'oA s9a. 4
80 - m sheen iI.r Den Al. .i.ls ~ ltt a, 10
10y, W t.,.,l ~ 800 hsai az a. t5drl - = cNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
DIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards Ir.t, STAMPS Note PipeI
VIZ EVAaUsls lOi FCLT0Ssr OPP Oh D5rCB CHUsCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

Ptraon'- Pnreatiye Piiis-B-s family Phvsc ~ IN Dor
SsruA.s CAyALlr CoSDsoS PowDEss or Horses and stock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-05
Republican
SENATOR CARPENTER AND TEE
COL0RED RACE

In response to seren de fran col
ored band at Madison. on Thursday
evening % last week, SeLator Carpen-
ter made a brief bat eloquent speech.
IN which he spoke of the Change that
raised our millions of Africans from
tie degradation of slavery to the digni-
II og american citizenship, as being
sac most remarkable in the world s his
tory lie paid high tribute to the IN
dustry and hogest efforts of the freedmen
.oimprove tlaeir condition for which they
Have earned the applause of all good
shen, The progress made by freedmen
In the matter of education was also
spoken Of as quite remarkable. The
Senator dRelt on the eagerness they all
manifest in study, and their hungrying
and thirSting after knowledge that is
FAST fitting the colored men to compre-
hend the complicated and difficult ques-
tions that enter into cur American
politics. He closed by counseling them
TO go on in the path opening so glori-
ously before them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-05
State of Observation-Disclosures County, Cir.
emit Court-ss.

State of Wiseonsin-Jelferson County, Cir
emit Courts.
jacob Langlotz, Plaintiff, against &c
Avery, Avis p. Avery and Jane Fuller, De-
fendents.
BY virtue and in pursuance of q Judge
ment of foreclosure and sale, rendered in
the above action on the LIST day of July.
1871, | Calvin B. Skinner, by said judg-
ment appointed referee or the purpose will
on the I9.h day of August, 1871, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon AT the front door of
the Bank at Watertovn, in the I'd ward Of
the city of WalertoWn in said county Of
Jefferson, offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the hig hest bidder, the following
described mortgaged premises, to-w1t: Lot
number seven (7( in block twenty-one (2l)
in the village Of Waterloo, in the county of
jefferson and state of Wisconsin. Also a
strip ofland off the South side of lot num-
her six C6), in said block: seventeen and
five-eights C7$) links wide, and extending
the entire length of said lot six (6). Also
the south half of lot number five (5) in said
block, and also the south half Of lot number
four ~ in said block, the dividing line of
lots four az and five (5) shall be parallel
with the north line of said lots four Al and
FIVE (5).
Dated Watertown, Wis.,, July 9TH, 1871.
CALVIN B SKINNER, Referee.
HARLOW PEAsE, PIainti ifs Attorney.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-05
Money Cannot Buy 1t.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES
Manufactured by

Ni"bHi'ttihtCN ny
j. II. SPENCER & co.. n. z.
Which are now offered to the public, are
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
of the world to be the
MOST PERI ECT,
Natural, Artificial help to the human eye
ever known,
They are ground under their own super
vision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melt
ed together, and derive their name, "Dia-
monG, on account OF their haruness and
brilliancy.
The Scientific Principle
On which they are constructed brings the
core or centre of the lens directly in front
of the eye, producing clear and distinct
visi on, as in The natural healthy sight, and
preventing all unpleasant sensations such
as glimmering and wavering Of sight, dir
illness, &C., peculiar to all Others in use.
They are Nolmted an the Finest Hammer,
In frames of the best quality, of all materials
used for that purpose.
Their finish and durability cannot be sur
passed,
CAUTION-None genuine unless bearing
their trade mark stamped on every frame.
A. w IGG EN- HORN !,
jewelers. and Opticians, are Sole Agent for
Watertown, Wis, from whom they can
only be obtained. These goods are not sup
piled to Peddlers, at any price. SO