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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
HORSES, CARRTAsAGn &C.

0OO0 WILL BUY FINE LARGE BAY HORSE.
DOOU Truck and Harness. cost the present owner y6o
the horse 10 years, l6 bands sold separate required
horse worth the money Also fine bav Canadian fony,
old. bay color The warranted sound and
kna Apply at lou Washington street.
dtfOO WILL RUY A TEAM OF BAY HORSES, :
ptVU and 8years iS hands also Harness u required
bays, with black points, long tails rot In three
they tro together under four minutes aud war
rantsd sound and kind. Apply at is7 Liberty street.
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A VALUABLE TRUCK OR CART HORSE, ID HANDS,
years Old mus, be sold AZ any price. iss fearl stree,
clothing
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
n and vasrs al the Great Family Shoe Emporium 80
Broadway prices w. r. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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TflE TUfee.

FLEETWOOD PARK.--GREAr EXCITEMENT TIL
long talked of match between q. n. F.rs',son's g
Judge Scot;forsnesy CCu3naB-and John Mnrphys sr.
Joining Rco for .i,o. milo be three tvc unsr
die WI! talk. place Wednesday. May ~ al O'Clock. Train
by Harlem Railroad leave TWEEN ysixh -Four Il
avenue at IL 30 A. n. anisc p ~
r. j. N. VAN CDRTLANDT President
ID. TALLNAN. a ]
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cspita to engage 10 the manufacture ard sale Of val
liable aree OF necessity patented and sls readily NJ
large proat Call Al or address s76 canal street.
JULIUS STRAUSS.
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sPOkT'NG DOCS, birds, &C.
DAN1EL BURNS, DEALER IN BIRDS, DOGS,
- ri, ,cons and Fowls; hpc assortment Of imported Skye
Terriers Nc. 6is croaGway, near Houston street.
VI Pants to stock the aquarium, Shells, Coras &C.,
Wholesale and retail Aquaria Gaze Manufacturing Depot,
20 Fulton street. J. BAGOT, Agent
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A PARTNER WANTED-SiLENT OR ACTIvE-WITH
IN capital to take interest Ia an ustabrhed obbns
-four and commission business The horse has good open
Ing for the right Address MISSION, boz H7
Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

DAIR ELEGANT FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSES FOR
sacscvcral kind an safe extra Roadsers, l6 hands
aIls to be sold close
Inquire OF WALLER, 1T Brown 4 Bates American Cub
stables, 13i " est Thirty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

HALF INTEREST IN A RESTA URANT, BARROoM
~ Lodging House for sale S6Hi will
the same furnshed. MITCnELL'S Store Arency,
~ Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

VERY NICE BROWN MARE FOR SALE-Ax
hans blya v,ars old: warranted sound aud kind;
LADY child can drive hsr Can "a "a" iwenv-nn'u
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DoNy FOR sALf-JET BLACK; HAS BEEN USED
by children in all harness. warranted sound and kni
vice tricks perfectly safe and kind the
timid invalid chd. Also Dog Cart Harness
Can be al lti last Twcptycl sirsc,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

AN ELEGANT LICFr EXTENSION TOP cARHIAGB
n Victoria style, for hofse platform springs, butt
order good Appy N 81 West Fourth stree,
coyuar of Cteane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

A SECOND HAND BAROrCHEs, PHAETON AND
N. Depot WAGON. Pony pbReton, four sprinss, rumble
seat Laas Landaules Basket hacfons - per cent less
than Broadway HAM, fourth ST. near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

NOVELTY CARRIA;E AND CRADLE COMBINED,
In with Patcn. AJustabe Paraso Removed to ola Broad.
way directly opposite st. Nicholas HOTEL
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FINANCIAL.

IA Money loaned Immediately on New York &c re-
estate builders loans, merchandise aud securities: ,oac1
negotiated; hrst and second. dc., CAGES wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

A PARTNER WANTED WITH $4,000 IN MANU-,
N facturc of q delicious temperance and warm
weather drink for which United states letter, patent have
duced, amost entirely supercodng the OF State
rshts for SALE For further Information address e. r.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

THREE GOOD COAL CARTS AND THREE SETS bAR-
for sale ow all IN good order also good work
Horse Gail between 4 and ID o'clock.
STEPHEN WOOD, Jr., Eiehtee nth st.. near avenue c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. life insurance comfanies and who do not desire 70
endcr value OF their policies by applying at Insurance.
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

PARTNER wANTED--IN SAFE, EASY AND
N respectable busness affords good proat has been
established about two Call at 437 Greenwich street.
hnsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

VVANTBD.-A LIGHr ONE HORSE TRUCK, WITH
w large noor Apply to n. k CO. as West Twenty
seventh a,rcet.
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@75 -soRREL MARE, YEARS OLD. Isk HANDS,
" Os blo Ky made perfectly kind In all hsi ness; must
ssl 70 coae partnsshp els Eishth Lhirtynrs 81
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REWARDS.

-F N~-~~
q, z REwARD-FOR A CRYSTAL AND GOLD SLEEVE
sbC button, lost Friday, with monogram In colors
Apply at No. SWost rhlrtyeislth street.
S10 REwARp.-zLosT, A. DARK GREEN CANARY
DlO Bird, from the Westminster Hotel, Monday L. NJ
The Under win leave II ri The office OF The hotel.
C,1O REwARD--LosT, IN BROADWAY, RErwEEN
sDlU Twenysixth and Eighteenth streets, old;asli
oned opon-faced Gold watch Shea of straw the back
Please 10 ID East Iwepty-stxth street.
dOS WILL BE GIVEN AND NO QUESTIONS
NZC asked or the Waica, with dccalcomainc mark In.
side which was taken from the owner on the Broadway
cars TUESDAY morning. the uptown. BY leaving at
tpe Office Noa u and - The watch has been
run and s not OF much value any except the
owner keepsake.
cOS REwARD.-IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND A
OLO Ring Jet disk, small diamond In ccrrelost
Nav g will return tho 10 ~ East Tenth street he will
above reward and tn nks end asked.
dhJ M REwARD-LOST, GOLD REPEATER
splUO Watch; makers name Jules Jurgcosen, Coper.
hagen; No sos. The above reward will he paid
OF same 10 w LEEcE, ~ finc street, and questions
asked.
Ch1DS REwARp.-LOsT, ON MADISON AVENUE
pl LJ and Central Park cara on Saturday iast about
r. a. going from City Hall 10 Fifieth struet copper col
double cassd auartcr second gold Watch white face
makers name W. Y. Ladd New York also gold Chain and
Bar Key. will the shove reward by esv
Ing at W. r. LADDS. jeaeler, % Wall street. and no
t0ns asked
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4 MEXICAN OFFICE 7s,-s75gGp HIGHEST PRICa
n paid for Diamonds, Fnleralis Wacncs, Jewey sivv
Ware Gamers Har shau!s, Laces vAasoes &c. Aso any
amount iuanci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

A BREWSTER, or INVENT FIFTH STREET, N
IN. Third avonne.
has following second hand in good order and
for sale low =
One -four passenger Depot Wagon.
One Mail Phacton.
One Dog Cart,
One ctora.
One Brett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

MO BROADWAY PRIGFs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
IN OF top Road and Depot Wagons tc at prices
second hsnd Curtain coach, 81 00 for $3.50; second
ham top ana top Wagons equally low. 81 and %
Chnre stree
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY WITH
N $1,000 to make fortune in short time who 10
acquainted or has connec ms In Braz most desirable
JEWELL EHLkN. ll5 Liberty street
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WANTED.N OMNIBUS, SECOND HAND, VERY
w light, for country with glass seating twelve
persona Address OMNIBUS box i,59! Post once.
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A LIERED CHECKS AND cOUNTERrEIrINo. USE
"A Eurexa Invisible Ink Detccor) nso Tor secret CORE
epondcnce Ask for bottles Nos ana OIce llQ and 2l
Nassau street. room H. up saira
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CEcOSD HAND COACHES, BRETTs, &C, &C.--T3E
largest assortment N the city at reasonable prices
b. &. MARCUS, 50 Marion street,
between Srrinx Prince.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE PAIR OF HORSES
i ana Express Wagon wh they will sell chap TO some
reliable party sh the business which the buyer
ca do al The year round Address cal HOPKINS
CO., 13 Water street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

ITO BE soLD--A VERY HANDSOME TEAM OF coal
back Horses, long manrs and tafs, years old 49,
hands hgh wssnsed sound kind and .re and can trot
very enr bay horse years old, black points. 6 hand
hieh warranted sound kin and ~ Tor truck
purpose Can be seen ~ No ~ Great Jones street. al TAIL
MANS stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

cEcoND HAND CARRIAGES. SUITABLE FOR HOTEL
- or depot use. viz sisest Pha-op three Rockawnys,
Brett also slightly soied rsscat Passenger Wagon. cheap
MANUfACTuRtRs' UNION, 63s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

(SORBLTT 4 CO., CARRrAGE BUILDERS,
u Iss, III and l26 wc,t twenty fifth street,
have on hand few second hand Landaus
Coaches, nocsawsys, Phaetons,
and top Buggy, almost new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

ATsH O'CLOCK THIS DAY TAKES PLACE, Ar go
Fast twentieth OF the nncst sses o. private
sioet IN the way OF Horses ana Carriages, that has ever
beer offered auction In ths ciy the properly of wm
Fanshawe See advertisement under lead OF "horscs and
CsrIiases' and auction Snics."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

A T oECE.-Sa0Oo. S37s0, ss,009 ss.oO0 AND LARgEn
N ainounts TO invest Immediately MORTGAGE OF -
proved real estate no bonus Mortgages csshed
POTTER BROTHERS, Nos. 4 and q Narr.n .,r.e&
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yyyILsON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINEs-THE Res
w and cheapest first class mschiars in tho pric
from $40 TO $iU0. saosroom 7u7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

CADpIE horse FOR SALE-vERY STYLISH DARK
bsy 15. hands high wei trained, sound and kind will
drive n single harness Apply TO PATRICK MCCARTHY, at
static l:0 West twenty eishih street.
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RARE CUANCE.-FoR sALE-A GENTLEMANs
"A compete consisiins pay Mare, los hands,
wears and knd; btautiiu a ser trc' In
2i5 Wagon but by Brewster In complete ord Harness,
Whip nj stable IS East Thirty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24

(SARaI.GE wAREROOMs, lA WEST BROADWAY
~ Buggcs Rockaways, Express and Busncss Wagons, oil
OF which OF a@urc, nt Hl West Broadway
--.-------------------------
T,ARRIAGEs- LARGE ASSORTMENT OFFERED Low.
~ est mauu,acurrs prices comprising extension and hall
top Phae.cns hocsawAs victor.a nepots Bugges Husi
u. K. WITTY + Co, 10 Nevlos street, krooklyn.
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business MEN WANTED-TO EXTEND AN ARTICLE
ID Of good demand In operation capital required OF
.rSnUD: will dispose OF the whole patent IA
To Appy ADDRESS 63o West Forty sixth street,
j. KANE.
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SEyerlastiug Curse.v

have been told that the article, which
appeared in the last Register entitled
Everlasting curse of the Roman Catho-
lie Church promulgated against Victor
Emmanuel" has been going the rounds
Of the papers for some time. suppose
in this manner it found its way into the
Register.
1t was, no doubt, at first intended for
what is vulgarly called "sell." Indeed
it is hardly to be supposed, that any man
could look upon it in any other light than
as n joke A lady 1 an, su,o would not
read it, the language is so utterly indecent
and blasphemous.
Ofcourse every one at all learned in
light literature, knows where the orig
inal of this pretended accommodation Is
to be found.
For the information of those who may
have employed their time better, than in
reading novels, will state that it is ia
ken word for word from Tristan Shan
dy," a novel of very loose morality !;
written by that eccentric genius Laurence
Sterne, who died in 176S.
This burlcsque accommodation is in
perfect keeping with the rest of the novel,
and was not intended to deceive. Sterne
with all his faults was above that.
p. CUNNINGHAM.
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all. In each of his fictions Charles Rcadc
has purposc--and always an cnnobling
view. He often runs against
the prejudiccs of the time,he seldom stops
to pick out the gcntlest word to express
his scorn or disapproval, and never under
any circumstances, makes terms with what
he considers wrong Hypocrisy, coward
ice, cruelty, and all dark instincts never
had a more determined or ADLER antagon-
list than he. No wonder that his novels
always raise storm. The story now be-
gun in the columns of Every Saturday is
not likely to prove AN exception. 1t deals
with a problem which will be energetic
ally discussed by other than the purely
literary critic. In "a Terrible Tempta-
ton Mr. Rcade boldly grapples with one
of the most delicate and perplexing ques-
tions at present agitating society. The
fallen women is unhappily not new to lit,
erature but she is now in the unalluring
realistic shape in which Charles Reade
pre- sents her in the preliminary chapters
of his novel. The Saturday Reviews
| w oman OF INC L cTlOu 10 u yin" w
stracton, and Marguerite Gauticr, in La
Dame Aur Camelias, is the dream OF
French sensationalist; but Rhoda Somer
set is human being taken from the Lon
don Streets, sinful, ignorant, terribly real
In almost any other author the selection
of such character for portrayal would
be fatal error but it may be presumed
from Charles Reade's past writings tina
he has purpose to work out, and tina
his wisdom and his art, "whose end boil
, at the first, and now, was and is, to hold
as t were, the mirror up to nature" ; ma.
be trusted "to show virtue her own fea
ture, scorn her own image, and the yer.
age and body of the time his form an
pressure The admirers Of Charlie
Reade need not he told that no writer Q
the present day is farther removed fror
: pruriency either in thought or expression
and that in introducing into his lates
work character like Miss Somerset, h
: e will be true to the pure genius which ha
enriched English literature with serie
of fictions conceived and executed in tn
most exalted mood.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07

A GRAND EDITORIAL ExcURsIoN.-Our
newspaper friends, especially tnose VIM
are members of the Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts Edi-
itorial Associations, will remember that
at the several gatherings ofthese associa-
tions last fall, COMMITTEES were appointed
to see if arrangements could be made for
united excursion this year. These COM
mittees met at Young's Hotel in this city
on Tuesday. There were present Messrs
Elwell and Butler, from the Maine As
ISOLATION Messrs Hill and Cogswell
from New Hampshire Association !;
Mcssrs. Clark and Hopkins from the Ver-
mont Association and Messrs. Dresser,
Merrill, Slack and Stockwell Of the Mass
achusetts Association. Mr.. Hill was
chosen President, and Mr.. Butler Secre-
tary. After full conference in the mat
ter it was deemed to be advisable to have
such an excursion provided the necessary
arrangements could be effected satisfac-
torily, and several committees were ap-
pointed to look over the ground and re-
port at an early day. The programme
in contemplation is trip to Lake George,
thence to St. Adams. where the partv
thence on Wednesday to Montreal, where
the balance of that day and a part OF
Thursday would be spent and thence to
Newport, VT, where the party would
have grand lcvec Thursday evening.
From this point trips could be made to
the White Mountains, or those who de-
sired to could return directly home. The
Committees expect to be able to perfect
their plans so as to make a definite an
nouncement by the first Of April.-Bos-
ton Journal
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GoNAIyEs. Saturday Feb 1S

Information reached here from Port
au-Prince shows that the Government of
the Republic is fully alive to the threat
ening situation, and firmly determined to
be prepared to meet it. Knowing the
unwillingness of the United States to sell
any arms, it recently dispatched an agent
to Europe negotiate loan of $780,
600. He has proved quite successful
Fifty thousand Snider guns and other
small arms HAYES been bought in Eng
land and in Belgium. A number of steel
guns of heavy calibre and on the Pruss-
ian system have also been bought for fort
and coast defences. Nearly two thirds
of the loan has thus been spent, and mill
tary instructors have been engaged and
are now on their way here to drill the
Haytien army in European military tao
tics. The meaning of these preparations
is apparent. Hayti thinks the annexation
Of San Domingo will only be the precursor
Of the annexation of the whole island
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07

A constant dropping will wear rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements on
the public and they will soon melt under
it like rock salt.
pennsylvania presents two military
candidates for the democratic nomination
for President in l872-Generals Hancock
and Meade.
The pine forests of Pennsylvania are
rapidly melting away before the immense
annual onslaught of the lumbermen.
At Newburyport they make the Spirit
ualists take out license for their Sunday
lyceums, on the ground that they are
theatrical exhibitions.
A disappointed lover in Bridgeport, Ct,
has sued his scornful ladylove, to recover
gold chain that he claims he only lent
her.
The following words actually formed
the peroration of the counsel's plea for
his client in an assault and battery case
in Athens, Alabama "Let the humble
ass crop the thistle of the valley Let the
sagacious goat browse upon the mountains
brow, but gentlemen of the jury, | say
John Gundle is not guilty"
A small boy in Albany,who was recent
ly brought to grief for coasting on the
highways of the city, informed the mag
istrate that sit was the old folks fault
arter all Watts the good of giving it to
a Teller for coasting, when that's the only
thing you can do on the sidewalks, COS
they don't scoot the snow off"
The Lincoln School-house, in San Fran.
cisco, which was burned by an incendiary
a week ago, was the finest edifice of the
sort in the city. 1t cost nearly 500, 900,
and accommodated over 1000 pupils.
Three or four attempts to burn school
houses have recently been made in Cali
fornia.
The town of Peabody, Mass, has
counted up the cost of the Peabody funer-
al, and finds the total to be S5,3l2 81,
expended as follows; COLLATION., 81, 307.-
10; coaches, Sl,24l music, $3.50 !;
mourning decorations, (iucluding funeraI
car,)s6O3.75; advertising and printing,
Sl32.75 floral decorations, $780, and
other smaller items to make up the
amount.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07

The current number of Every Saturday
contains the opening chapters of Charles
Rsade's long expected novel. "a Terri
BILE Temptation" No living English no.
velist reaches SO large circle of readers,
or creates so profound sensation by new
work, as Charles Reade. Aside from
their striking literary merit, most of his
novels have provoked discussion by the
incorporating manner in which they
have handled some topic Of vital social
interest. The reader will remember the
violent newspaper controversy that fol-
lowed the authors expose of the English
prison-system, in "Never Too Late to
Mend" and, later, the excitement caused
by his unvailing in "Hard Cash." certain
monstrous abuses connected with the man.
agement Of private lunatic asylums in
England. His brave onslaught on the
terrorism and folly Of which Trade Un-
lens are guilty, is fresh in the minds Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07

The Coal MONOPOLY. Monopo-
lists are apt in their eagerness to make
the most of their opportunities to over
rule themselves. II is 80 with the coal
monopolists of Pennsylvania. BY COM
bining to produce coal famine and
thereby increase their already enormous
profits, they have driven the public to
look for other sources and other means to
supply the deficiency and prevent a re-
cnrrence Of such ontragos. And already
before the repeal of the duty on bitumin.
GUS coal is effected, we see it taking the
place Of the anthracite productions of
Pennsylvania. The Providence Journal
says bituminous coal is coming into gen.
eral use there. The Journal is using it
under steam boilers with very satisiacto-
ry results, and says it doubts if it shall
60 back to anthracite, even if the Penn.
sylvania miners back down, apologize, and
60 TO work" We see it stated also that
one of the large coal firms of New York
has contracted with one of the companies
at Cape Breton,N. s., to deliver 10000
tons of coal during the coming season.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07

ONO DEMocRAcY.-The editor of the
Butler county Ohio Democrat, in a
recent number Of his paper, claiming to
represent Vallandigham and the pure
Democracy of Ohio, gives voice to these
shrieks:
"Suppose we did vindicate the memory
of Wilkes Booth for Kidding the world Of
Abraham is that to be compared with
the sin and crime of the Mongrel party
canonizing him as saint for numbering
million of American freemen Is it
crime to vindicate the memory Of
Wilkes Booth, when the whole treacher-
GUS horde of perfdious abolition traitors
dsified John Brown, the notorious Kan.
sas murderer, for attempting to incite the
slaves of Virginia to murder their white
masters 2 Let the last words of Wilke.
Booth vindicnte his act and eulogize hi
memory. They are more eloquent ant
truthful than all the panegyrics that fan
atical traitors walled out from the pulpi
and forum on the 'sainted martyr, Alb
Lincoln. Tell mother | died for m,
country. thought | did for the best !!
Not one of the abolition conspirator
could utter sublime words in their deaf
agonies, without going down to perditio
with a lie on their lips"
Evidently the Wilkes Booth Dcmocra
cy are able to Ego it alone, in Ohio
Will they shape the Democratic platforr
in 1872! We shall see.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07
MiSbltburp 8tgister
TUESDAY. MARCH 1871.

EA story comes from Connecticut
that man, whose son, being under age,
married against his will, took offense
thereat and got himself appointed guar
dian over him. Then, under law which
permits guardian to sell the property OF
a minor to an amount not exceeding
$4,000, without advertising it, he obtained
permission of Judge of probate to sell
his sons half interest, worth $4,000, in
his grandfather's eatate, and without the
boys knowledge did sell it to Sheriff
for the paltry sum Of 1913, and by him
it was transferred to the sons mother at
the same price. And now the boy, thus
defrauded of his Inheritance, proposes tc
see if the Courts Of Connecticut will toll
crate the proceeding.