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nte1 SFLINTERS.e 81 III
siif ---.f d ~ sisE III
A drunken man can rarely walk In o
straight line I; he is more used to q rye
|tangle. ia SIS sat, ii
The closest study-Any study whore
the windows haven't been opened for the
last six months. 3 asa selete
ssDuring this war;" says an exchange,
"France produced no Marshal Murat -
And yet she ate cavalry horses enough
to have produced even a martial neigh.
"A couple of Belgian giants" says
the Cincinnati Globe, .are now-in the
city for the purpose Of exhibition. They
are SO long that;it takes two days to ex-
Thibit them" IS
A Bennington, Vt, paper reports that
q prisoner in the county Jail fell out
while leaning against the wall, and that
the institution is to be papered for bet
ter security. sas ge,s. s $1,000.
Aman from the country visited all the
stores in Jasper, Ind, recently, to buy q
divorce He was told they were '.jnst
ont ofsdivorces, but would have q full
supply in few days"
Vulgar Old Party at an Eating-house
II say. waiter, plate of roast veal, will
will you, aud am swell brought
up Waiter-We've veal, sir, if you like;
bat, excuse me, we don't like swearing
in our establishment. 81 q ss il'
Punch says DR.. Watt was evidently in
the habit Of maing pedestrian excursions
on the Continent, for in one Of his no
hest lines,he expressly says s"Whene'er
l take my walks Abroad"
A Frenchman took q room in Paris
on condition that the landlady would
wake him up every morning at eight
O'clock, and tell him the day OF the
week, the state of the weather. and under
what formiof government he lived.
$50 you're going to Alaska, are you,
young man p said an old fur-hunter to
q Philadelphia youth, adding You
must be careful how you kill the wife OF
q native of that country, for no one was
ever known to be let OF from such an
accident for less than two wooden blan-
kets to the bereaved husband, and five
to the Governor. - ae 9 isstpAoi
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THE FARMERS SPRING SONG.
pY g. II. DARAEs.

ny G. H. DARAEs.
The red buds are tinting the soft maple trees;
The wood peppers chip where withered vine,
cling 85 Z. AF ii.t ~ as8
Full laden to-day is the breath Of the breeze,
With the blackbirds ballad Of Welcome tt
Spring;
The cowslip is blending her blossoms Of gold,
With the violet's blue, in shallow and swale,
And peewits are piping goodbye to the cold,
From the brook-willow branches that swing in
the gale. =,
Come farmer boys now,
/ Withharrow and plow, El...b
Turn the brown turf in good cheer! b,
Old Winter is gone-yl -
~ There's dew on the lawn
Tis time 70 BE- sowing the seed of the year.
The rills long silent meath deep forest leaves
Are learning to warble their gamut again; :,
And purple-winged swallows are searching the
To find retreat from the chilly Spring rain:
Unrobed Of the snow earth bareth her breast,
Inviting the toll Of the husbandman's hand;
And he thas sows early rsaps plenty and restl
His certain reward from the generous Mnd.
81 Sofarmsr boys now, ssi % h I<
'sa With harrow and plow. = aa
Turn the brown turf in good cheer!
Old Winter is gone 2
a., There's dew on the hwn-
'Tis time to be sowing the seed Of the year
aglfilseS GRSsta&fI@1 iesai /
While. savage December was lashing his team !
OF tempest and snow storm, in fury along,
You storied and sang till rafter and beam s
Shook down the light echoes of mirth and Of
~ song; aa4ga sle yai1 ;isi5e
For your larders were loaded, bursting ysur
bins-- 81 10 as5 5iEna,oa slf
Your granaries glowing with Autumn's ripe
yield; ss99aa
But now the new season Of labor begins,
And April is calling her plowmen aReld. ya
40, farmer boys now, ..'e
With harrow and plow.
Turn the brown turf in good cheerl
-, Old Winter is gone.
There is dew on the lawn !.
'Tis time to be sowing the seed Of the year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

On one Of the marches Of the Army
Of the Potomac through Virginia, the
horse Of well known chaplain of !
New York regiment played oosss alld
was left at the side Of the roal1, soousne.
ter which the dominic espied a0Re ieoks
ing animal grazing in = field peek flls
road. It required hut a few minutes
time to transfer the saddle, etc, to hls
back, and mounting him, he was riding
on to the road, where he met o u. 5.
quarter master, when the following CO.
ioquy ensuedc sssi 80 e.f
are you going with thst
horse n III e bon .ss914gsss
@Going with hilnf Why. I'm ssaipg
toride him, Of COURSE" said ,he s;I chap
lain.
.sBut you don't mean 10 assyIsliat
you're going to steal him. do you1o,
.CcrtainIy not, but my own horse has
given out, and we are in the cpenys
country, and, s.s, -,
sOh! that 5 all very well, but ny a.
-ty as an Al @ NJ, compcls mcs totsee
possession of him; besidos,s sd0Hst
think it looks very well for q ehaplfin
TO be stealing horse, if his oEp. has
given out" ...s...
'adon't YOU remembef that on a ccHlain
occasion our Savior commended ono Df
His disciples TO saddle and bring him
an ass, that he might ride ts asfusa'
lem p ,.s....
ayes, I know all about tlSAt. Abdt tbs
isn't a parallel case, sir; tyo0 a1m'tseir
Savior, we're not going tu Jesqaa1sp.
and that animal ain't a jsNkasa ~ Nv
can get light down Of .his epck ipst r
quick IS you please.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

The English language7cu account Of
i.s conciseness and clearness is being
generally adopted in all countries for
.e'egr,ms
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NUMBER 8
nl!lUMoRlols. d

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Tho initten that never fits The on9
obtained from youriady love
Capital Punishment Being tissed to
death hy a pretty s:rL
"A cTus,y old hachelor. .says eshat the
OILY ergon without stobe, = 4 Sygan
of~specch in woman. 2. =
Have yod ever brokeD i horse pin .
quired loose Jotkcy. ssN0. not ex.
actly," replied Simons, ..but have broi
Ken three or -four wagons --ss
IA ypnpg lady of Troy advised gen
tlcman fiiend not to take Shat siio6s TO
bed.witl, him, as they would warp bis
feet. The stupid fellow did not know
enoaglf to take the hint. asssQ say1
.Pa,' said little friend of ours,
"what's the use of giving our little pigs
so much milk {, They make hogs of
themselves Pa walked away. ssss''f
Some girls win never learn osrestrsiI
the natural impulse of their natusb. a
minister was baptizihg 2irIs at NpepS
Wisconsin. and when he had submerged
her, and came out OF The water. be ask.
cd her how she felt in her mind. Het
answer was, "All hunky, only 4 littI6
wet."s s1s
A colored barber in Iowa being snlI
penaed to serve as a Juror, was on the
usual examination asked, "Are you I
voter ?" and brought down the house
by answering, .I'se black enough, but
not Old enough" q EiFss
1Der Hollapder.D y published ii AIicllr
gan, rejoicing over q Radical victorf.
saws s.Het blad twintiQ yaren lang ouse
be- yolkipe qedieuo on s zoeyel moreliik
allie gebeurtenis." Our readers viii 4
once acknowledge the force of II. e'' iassi
aMiss, will you take nv arm p Ssked
an old bachelor. STA |! res, and syoae
too.p said the vounq lady. t.CaR o,,Iy
spare the arm, Miss hastily replied thS
bachelor. ..Then,'' said Miss, II can't
take it. as nv motto Is to 20 the Whok
hog, or or none at ALL 1setg llsisS
a ir;ch bnt ;onarant f.av AZ sRostor.
,yl,o !, rss M ,aml;f;n.s .,h.t ,'a, ccnva,sss
ton shonld ia INTO tho t,.nsce,,dent.i,
stvle in snoak;no If : f,;end, eaid -
aHc ;s nosaoram Of nojitcness i',....
..Fyc,nse ne J, ssid Ia wao IS. ;s;ftiSc ocif e.
bnrS. ssbnt ~ vo,,s mt ,;ssr' ai q 5sllaaA
gram ~ ssDf cdnTse / iagdnt j oaral.
leloorau, :, REPLIED the ambitioIs ladyi
show could 1 have made suchea. IT'D;
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25
Co,Iundr1nis.

Why is madman like two men2 He
lis one beside himself
Why are the candidates who fail to get
,elected like the world? Because they
are depressed at the polls.
s7 When is ship like a pedestrian !?
When sheruns on shore. ~
Why is q thunderstorm like an onion ?
Because it is peal on peal. .ei g
When is q gate not gate ? When it's
"tor' g as
@Why is herb soup tue best Of all
soups? It's soup herb (superb.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

ssaAuTUONY. eGuUMAGHER
iii sgReap<ctfplly Informs the oitisens Of
~ O o. D s b. , LID
/; IA IvisinIty that hs keeps constantly on
hAa1 - ~ i ii s.if Il ss..s
! NEAT STORE, ON MAIN STREET,
flalr6s dsoss North Of yudhins' Drag Store,
btef, Pork, Veal, Sausage. &c
II selIdlss the patronage Of Che public, - he
vili spsys NO s9orts - accommodate custom
ers. and hopes. by liberal dealing, to render
.-satlsf,stIsn te ~ Who may buy meats = bis
- b FA Il AERSi
Ivil{ ~ ~ nsskst prics for cattle. hogs
s - 80 paitSsls ~ butehesipE.
~ AF1RUFT E&nvnA0HHH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

A. 7. Stevart's income last year was
81 ,bs7. .5p5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

Pru$eesans Uhles ~, r IS RI Nv
sdld i he ss,sss1 a ] !! ! ,.. S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

Hoodands German Remedies arc countcrieited.
Bee that the signature Of IN JACKSON d on the
rnppss Of each BOTTLE All Others counterfeit.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-25

5 .sss 5s9t Sfyt 1ai5taa z el1T i-W7H
a1i isss5ss' 81 6s esSH ls5a.g
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frances Ann Kembc il among the
visitors at Rome, where she intends to remain until Inc
latter part OF April
Mr. j. @. Howard, one of the editors OF me
ohio Sae Journal has retired from that paper to accept
a literary engagement at tle Last.
Among the Americans abroad tho French
Insurgents are known as tho ukur of faris Bad as
tlry are, they do not deserve 50 Infamous Il Hane'
OF 1,7Gj students Of the Lepslc University
NJ the becnnn. the war; 600 entered the nrd WITHIN
three months aiycr the commencement oI hosuI'os'
The members Of the Church OF the Messiah
Nv Ucpwort's) Indignantly deny the absurd story that
Coi lanes FISK ir, Is member Of their congregation
A Brussels correspondent estimates that
rhy 1000 Parisians reside in That CITY, wheh IS
consequently much crowded, causing unuSuaHy hleh
rents and rates Of ii,lng.
DIR. John Gcgan, who died on recent VISIT
70 Ireland left twothlris OF his estate estimated NJ
sto, GO 10 Roman Catholic chariable assoclAtons IN
Pisadephla, bis adopted city ,
The late Sampson Low, jro OF the wcil-
known publ .ling firm OF Sampson Low, Son hars'on,
Il aid n have been one Of the strongest friends Of
American literature and American authors iii Lohuoh'
Kossuth, who, in spite Of lls feeble health,
coppleted his autobiography, has asJet ioa no pup
li.hing-hou.o ia Europe willing to accept ". he now now
t,lks Df oil Iiug the MS to some ol our o""ihs Pu"
lishefs. -,
The voters of Bennington, Vt, were 20 tDor-
orehly antsfod with Miss Eliza NJ Clarks services ior
ono ver as superintendent of Schools ib"t tncy unah
on- r,.r'ed hor iJr another tom, and Voied 10 pay
, Ael /.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
uApS AND AlI,HApS.

The residence of Mr.. Bernard No. 80 Bedf0rd-aye.,
BROOKLYN, .ss damaged g 200 By 6Ee ycslefisy
John II. Striker of No ~ Charlton-st was drowned
on SATURDAY by M into the North River from the foot Of North
Moo.U-sL
Mary Ann Menow. ace 7i died Yesterday. at No.
tOhuS aaflo
Ia Gre from the stove
W,n. Strong. painter, died yesterday in Bellevue
Hospital ur received By fL ~ oa the roof oi the Cahao
ferr; hogse, where te was At work
Mrs Elizabeth Brewer wife Of Merwin T. Brewer
o. Fortyurh comntte! sncGs lz. THURSDAY by
takag P.nS green while Temporarily insane
Thomas GOrman run over on Thursday last by a
locomotive the uson River oat 50 Forytf aud EleV-
eaha,e., led Saturday in Bellevue Hospital
Frank Day. a machmist, at one time employed in
the Maryland disappeared ron his boarding house No 81
s.ndss Dec "a H BODY wa found On sa'ardy IN tie North River
Ellen Ryan age Il, OF No. 12j Eleyenth-st.. had her
Setuday b. fragment Of stone Weighing p0und
foa quarry fouha,e Brooku wAieh she passing
The residence of Ellis Dodge, No. 26i Ninth-st..
Bropku on Saturuy robbed Of eTeY worth So.
H. grocery 81 MOu Moore No SO Grandt Bfooan was
rJbbe, OF nJ0 worth OF proyi-ion-
Adolph Lange's stock of ladies' undergarments, on
ibe f 0or mo - Lpgaans was dinssd 5000 b ere on
The buldns Wa tamsgd +'oA
A. j. Wightman. SOutbemer, Of bad repute, al
legged to be- cecoy or gaWrg hon e' N @ c vas sre e or
dir Ion seslng ~, The al.blg OF D. H OF lae
Butler F., While bidding lhe latter iso4e, a. Tie C0aha''"
Ie.ry.
John Mclianus and Mrs. McAvoy were arrested
hy The leuth ff ue. bfoos foics yesta' On o
bora alive, and Mcbfnus refuses 90 tell wiat be da WIN Wv
John Dunno, Treasurer of the Co0perauye .OS. mn
aud shoe Manufacturing Company st No p Colee sg0
rg n lie shoe ara feather Barb vh package cen uu
by en uni novn m an ylo ick rim s h~ui VIII 'lnl h.
Duaa, gave slsrm, aad struck thessouiOe 'li WIN
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
FIRE IN cANALsr.-Loss OVER soo.ooo.

fire broke out ut midnight on Saturday
in the sub-ceIlar OF the large sxsOry double building
Nos 1856 and 1871 Canalst and the entire structure ana
contents destroyed within two hours INC losses
and insurances are as follows:
M a. 40, b,,r,pt ,rl suh.csr OF No. ls5 occupied bT
W,er sebue er Co. ugbo,eres c Dgns, sso 9eolssl 70
~, Tier io oG stock about ,0CO tsdi on bmlu 49,
, tc t0tO The shoe IT s., li aud The upper hoofs OF
No is .,fs occupied BY Frank khoneI Co., maneii''un
- 1,,,f.,s os on stock, S73tN)i iusucel NO
Il CsnsIst owned by John ChH', "" sim'ffea
= soa ne oscuauts sustained slight loss bI water N". ~
- frue build w. occupied by Nr Noble dealer w s'conl
b ard tuug,i . t2yi not insured 10 Isi "ss sp
~ ed by Smith LcEmer,. dealers IN s.'olJ
i Gtnr AMI zeal seuts; lo.s. +lo nsueL No. "
Ma,t ws tso,to attic bunL ocenpt1 rs Rvi ye
- srJ German boarding hoa By leBncb boppi vas ril'Le.
bc fsung sr arge building. BopP ha "nNe' D"st
h mo; insured. The b4iH.ns nAus ~
Wrgner Schneider damaged TJ0 narrl NO. V'
Il ,rcl,d ~ several prrs0ns dTm.otH P'i'i 'S'1'
te,.1t, los. about tsOO o furniture.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
UNITED STATES AUTHORITY IN yrlg

THE JCRrEs DISCHARGED BECAUSE BRIGHAM
Young REFUSES TO PERMr THEM TO BE
| PAID-JUDGE WKEANs ADDRESS
| The following is Chief-Justce McKeau's adj
dress tho Grand and Petit Jures at Salt Lake CITY
| when they assembled at the March Term:
| Gentlemen Of he Grand aud PeGt Jiiriss. arn not
about 20 deliver charge TO you but au about send
you TO your homes. II Is night that you should know
why The Is 'hs the proper oiccr Of this court
has no funds with which 10 pay yon tie per diem allow
has he the funds with which even 10 pay board
DO not think it right 10 denim you hete without
pe-q ton aud at your expense YOu may Ike to
know tho cause 0f this anonao o0s state OF aiirs fon
shah know. A. the law nov stands the per 0iem allow
nnce OF tho members and other expenses Qf the leTs
latige Assembly o. his Territory ore ~ 0ut or .tho
United states Treasury hle that LcgislatlFe Assem-
bly Is left TO provide funds for paying tue per diem
allowance Of jurors and other expenses of me Unted
States Courts. while transaciing the Judicial oUrss @ Or
the Territory. not commenting on the WISDOM or
uwisdom OF such policy am simply tiatng thr iaei'
Tec United ha'ss , I" ,a P @ sociIcd
Church OF Jesus Christ - Latter nay SAINTS VINO cor
trgl f5e A SANDY and ali tie officers Of who are
of tho United states CouIts 10 10 paid unless they hfS
acting through their agents. passed ordnance rcqur-
i'm tic ballots Gt election, - oe nuuptiid l le sulS
numbers 10 be- written the pol ,t opposite the names
of those who vote the hail,t,-ths enabling them TO
ascertain bow every elcctcf yofta oLd 20 aet2 =
the candidates OF the Bgl-Iriestlood are chosen
TO The Assembly. ani t.' presiding "ibcot5 o. tha
ries Of The so-caod "Church Of Jesus Christ y Latter
Day saints rms Assembly nas -, gtu ois o i, =" &
lies Mifrlal ai" hi'tiei iiO'eettHS Nt'p ~ ' t
soIt thea ih,p we O' 81 7t'i'.s 7 S'.. ~ r -,
slHihoh tno anu ,,i. - '., . r A.. tl.
th lli'0I =" V1' r' ,.t 80 H. 80 C,,r5
pIdiu 5'''t a,,,.,'o C,,,rt or mo ,rr
has hell anu tiV Stp'' ''' ~ .I'-, -
rit0ry has affirmed me ihin-', tAsC u'.e 20
called officers cannot pf rec. EiIrd oY ,ti,'' It9i
and thg, the United states Attorney ana luf ttttu
States Mafsni appointed hl tnc IfS ith'' @hh toh-
nrucd By the senate or ne OHlteo .t.. "t. tAi
proper officers Of these cougt5 hht tIe il ti i.' 'o
~ Uiah hold CioieLt tHeoi.'7 m ieiio 10 -"l aH"
governmental a!Llrs 10" iUph' - 'iAt'' ii i' pia
II 4ll4 4 .s maj q n
highest Oh l'lS OF Jnt '"'-i.tH LUZ "a 80, i'
a. LATER Day Hjlh's, one % 'Af i'-'! ,Dt 49,
auh heaiG lIh cay my = "a '' W -,
sttuIi0n thr outIlt ,i '4 . ,"i o.. "' n ~
giving any tcncii cT-i iF NJ TO no iu '", i,i'i
Tory. CONGRESS. Eaa no fi<i! e. pN any ac 10 otsE5
tha a iI'IOr !! an! 'e or ir r. - a. 49, ' o' n ,
bdrhat,in. IIt lD~e4f4 ollt' '4c ,h l'''' '' H''O
nD business htIt.' =,
GcHt,,lnen or tae GIare ard ''lt Jurcs mn F''
r@ nutdl lh I .ai "t'."-4A I" 'iy1',' '"- =
| SIll slit 20 'uh2 % "D- 'i ~ i. '.' 49,. a.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
ARKANSAS.
FURTHER SUCCESSES OF THE CLAYTON PARTY
TIE REGIsTKATION LAWS AyENDRp.

FURTHER SUCCESSES OF THE CLATON PARTY
THE REGISTRATION LAWS AMENDED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 25.-A special dis
patch TO The Araanehe from Little Rock tonight says
The Legislature adjourned at today. The Senate
VIII remain for several days in Executive Session
Court OF Impeachment and Board Of Equalization. Both
Houses were in session last night till o'clock, A. NJ In
the House, the Clayton party carried all their
sentoy the Senate the protest OF the Conservatives
OF whom sufficient numbers left to leave the House below
quorum. a call OF the House was ordered, the doors
were locked, and the Sergeant alarms dispatched
Tor a0sentees There followed scene Of disorder and
confusion, during which dozen members address
ing the Chair at The Clayton succeeded in
passing most measures they desired. The disabilities OF
about 200 persons have been remOved taxes increased
number Of new offices created salaries raised instead OF
reduced Registration laws amended that the Gov
ernor carry almost election the will OF the
people and not Of retrenchmont or reform
aaOpted"
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
OBITUARY.
JOIN TAPPAN.

The venerable John Tappan Of Boston' q
dista guised merchant ana during forty years fir''
dent and Treasurer the American Tract Society "eu
on saturday at nearly 90 years of age He was p'rh IN
Northampton ana went TO Boston In 1872 IN Io@' ho
retired from business, after an active ana very
l commercial career during which 10 gained the Ie-
spoc and confidence OF the entire business community
%; Boston Mr. Tappan adopted tho views OF i"o'o
known as Liberal Christians in carly nhhholl anu
became warm friend and parishioner oi II' "l'''"
Ecry chauu.ug il, aftcrward returned TO the oI'no'
dox" fit, loUcycr, aud always supported ms 't@' J.,
great LeTauy. Holding thc ino'i Ie'pon'''' o''.o W
No Tat be ais, took an active inter ~ in For
elm Missions. and waa r. member Of the Prndrnllii
Committee Of ,hc American BoafS. '..ide i.tinin.
ohi.u ..!GL.gA, with otAo. ic.s.Jl, ALA ae"e f0-I'
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27


BOARDNaS-at Port Richmond Staten rsna. A,r.s sl ho,ae.
p, 80, Una .a,s gen (, y,sa' noa.ls AMI - d4y.l
CARPESrEB-Oa FIRST dl 1sh inst U,nus H. Cr,.n'sr sf, %
Wright Carp,ltsr, In the GOA yesr of her sr-
% .y IT seh as & be. m s 20 Si is s,' 1. q
ococs Her repsH. val be taken 70 An.S.k iof
COBBA. Sing slg March 25 Mr., c,iherir, Cobb wife o'm L.
Fls,s from St. Par. Church Sing Sing on Tas,l,,rr app
DIsBROW-On sunday March D. A. r. D.arsE
Not &c Of funeral hereafter
DOREsCs-AJr CITY. Ss'rray worung, 25 INST SIR 2ni-
uoIeags siog q e ls hc-a, > boa1s ei u .sn, -
irn her t- esae'ce no. i Are,fs. Jese CITY On ADr4sy
ffscrlOo1, =. O'Clock.
@ 4 re 1sS .sS :, l' n hr j. -
Fareal from the reside parents Peesk la,siy Sta, 20
GTLBERTOn S1ndy morang March Co. Ms jcule M T. Gib-rS
oftyplot PIE noaia, in s-s 3 ih yesr q her u.
ne on e,y Narb .3 a. O'Clock o No. from ,be rsseooo
ofh.f uot.ef &fs. LoIs, Hanna. No. J2i West Ise .
If . s,sr mn =. ION eor-s.n Of te lang. Hsnsa LraeL
Glen age "a yei and "a o. ls oe'. paclea hse 10
ra5si o be Il-st sl. yevsr) Drosu clusea Tqe-iJ
H,RlsHoEg-A, Pos.pi j. on SATURDAY. slarch p william
Tie auesl VII a.s Tics d, PrrI on Tueiy M,r,l o. aii
oeoe4 TIE s,s.les M-ssl1s eA.' ioos Of hurr st., a.
II H. al h. Co. 80 s. il he 5I,. Je,f cf assse
De eu sie DE e-s of C g. AZ. t. 90 No. late ysI
o. u.aJ afternoon 81 oeoe- from e residence 80 20
Be-,e.-t
NAsrtNA, Borue,roos. y. J., Faly Hah2i nina'A w.,
R' s Sal j,' Il; ,o o. '9r , ,'. 7 a. oc a. Ias
Ira,e NeN Yod-i;iO I:50 a. ~. ana u m
WigELER-At rauy5s1 Aascl s. ss sarah H. Wheeler a;d .
F5sef a, The Il F. Cbarc T,rfytouuS w'ns.r Ware,
% a. O'Clock p Cans evc Ihre as-sb X H. i a. ana
i0.iea. m Caria ses 10 whiting 1t the d,Iot
wyopBURY-AL her residence IN wsesarre Pea t 2il MT
saaa H. WOO ~ eoc Of eSr = ]. Me'D''' Law
Fargral the afternoon OF TGe.iay NEXT
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
4 rrcgLEss INTRUDER sHor.

Three ightermen, Dennis Mccormack, James
Roed and william Myers went TO the saloon OF George
Ncep at Greenpoiut, on Saturday orcuiug. and called
for iquor Becoming disarery they were put out and
the doors closed up0n tacn. Mccormack broke the glass
door and forced himself into he barrcon. in spite II
Necp3 resistance. Inc latter tlen sot a. The Intruder
win ruy0lycr 1T mis- ed f5 Mccormack -tli pressed
tnwurl ihe bar NecD iIud second shot aud again
missed Mccormack paid GttoutiOu 90 the slOOfrgJ
but struck the lar vcheneuy and said Come in bows,
aud we viii have drink" Neep fired a&tIh ana dc
Cormac f. and died almost Immediately, the b1h nav
hg gone through his mead. Tho victim was % years old
and utuaileti.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

party which condemns arts of violence and which
labors To- punish the guilty. That Is TIE Republican
party. You hear no voice Of condemnation from tho
Democratic party. No Democratic conventions con
denim Their southern brethren. In the senate OF the
posed TO inquire into the condition OF psbc affairs at
the SOUTH ana every bill which Is designed to guard the
rights ana Liberties OF the weak and the helpless They
deny that crimes have been committed when they have
heen fy proven or excuse the criminal account of
the alleged wrong gdOing OF his victim such a party
deserves ana should receive rcbuke and condemnation
ron tue ireeneu OF Connecticut This cn and should
he done by giving the same support 10 the Republican
pW!I now that they gave daring tho REBELLION Yours
faithfully, WM. A. BUCRISGHAN,
GOV HAMleY,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
HT4THEE REPOHT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or THE CHIRF SIGNAL
OVFICER W WAsHfSGTOS, ID. e., March 26-i:50 T.. IA.
SyaOpss f0r he past hceafy-f0tr h0"rS.
The low pressure over the Eastern cElte'
Saturday evening continued 10 prevail with cold norm
west winds until Sunday morning. The WINDS nave
abaed during the day, with Increased cloy ana tniea
south-eastward with falling barometer ana lisht ram
or snow and Is represented 10y small area OF ave
~, %, 1rcssure over New-JcTsey and LOng Island Tho
low barometer indicated in the extreme southwest hS
mayed rapdy 10 the northeast aud II nov conferred IN
Eastern Kentucky Its influence extends FROM fIofiua
i0 Lake Michigan, with rains ana clouds me pressure
INNS steady I'm tue extreme northwest AMI IN the
poc[v mouDtains Brisk southeast winds prey dll aOhs
iic e1nfl-Atlautc coast, with warm and threatening
weather ,y,y.
C'louds and rain with brisk wiHds, VII probably pre-
van ON Monday On tho Atlantic aud lake coasts.