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with costs. opinion by Csrdoro j. and bns nv directing the
MIahss T,acy IA vseste asesmentOrder moongu % r.
sone.r charge to he deducted W os,
Ua, w Rsn "a Al al lanes NJ waterbury t -.
i.,n,,g an .sric opinion ngraham reS1ps yuss"
i9t PanH Oh 'ee e ibres Taylor e alive are o. opinion
that there was ,s,ersed and trial ordered, costs 70
owner Buckingham sgt Henry seger-fne TO
Aoee event he evidence 10 the terms OF the eoac
Pet I he plaintiffs chagesJudgment reversed Aap
Wheh abide event. order OF reference yacae
new s xavier Gr.nt-Order affirmed with 10 costs
Lucy nj new trial abide event opinion by Bansr
yerses n Wood agt William Been-Judment reyersed AM
- -, ordered abide BdviD Ludlow sg The Amenap
rshnge Bank affirmed with costs opinion by Cerdoto
pabTt Holt ct L. Ross President Sc-Jn1gnent
EARNED opinion CrioTo james Mott ct al agI wal
liam reversed and new trs ordere costs 70 9e
event. oppon by presiding Justice ChAs H. Marshall e al ag Jas
MseGrgor appealed affirmed with COSTS opinion by
preding Justice w Andrews The Genye Wooden Con
pany without costs Solomon o. Woodran et al
att Peter Valentine ct al cases-Judmens affirmed with eost
oython by Cartoro, J. ,,u
Superior Court-Special 1erm--By Judge Monell-
Christopher McCah Culver agt Martin ct al Blake sg western
Union Telegraph CompanyOrers granted Howell ag hnickr
Insurance CompanyMOton granted condona zee
Clerk gt Gregory ct a0rer denying motion to open default
Iman sgt Mathew-MOon for allowance granted Agen ast
Amcsble Mutual Life Insurance Co.--Motion denied.
Marine COut-Pdf by Judge Curts.-Williams
allowance Young sgt woodmln-COnpan dismissed Byrd Agt
Porteu-Settled. -.
Part I-By Jndge Aher-fIurd ag KeeAohon on contract
Judgment for the plaintiff for S3 % Archer ag Boa-Juasmeh
plaintiff and with US allowance
Part I-Gross Acknowledgement FOR the de-
fenisnt for and with 25 allowance Sneyer sg Kelly
Judgment for the plaintiff for $lSl II aud costs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
A. g. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

OFFICE OF FISK G. HATCH,
BANKERS and Dealers in Government Seca1hes'
No Nassau-st.. New York June q, 1871.
Holders of Fiye-Twenty Bonds, desiring to fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent OoV-
ernment Loan, may do so with entire safety at
proGt of about 20 per cent and without reduction OF
interest, by an exchange for the Gold Bonds OF the
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Go.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
are extending their line of road to the head of rel
able navigation on the Ohio River, where 1t VIII
meet and connect with lines now building or pro-
iected to the principal railroad centers ana river
cities of the Western States. The greater part or
the road is in earning operation aud the rails steel
and lron) are now being laid on the remainder Inc
road will have, when completed large East and
West through business, beside an immense mineral
and general local traffic
Price of the Bonds until further notice, 02, and
accrued interest from May |.
We also buy and sell Government Securities aud
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.. ro-
ceive money on deposit, and do general Banking
business FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW w-yORK................".... g.
CLEARED.
:,%s G r H5s liverpool ySi O. .iSS
s!s.m. r11ne s P epSn saal BSa oo
steamship North Amees SlOcu Rio JanrO &C. U and Buhl
''st,sa steamship Sarah Jones PHILADELPHIA
Steamship S. c. Walker sherrin, Phlidepha
siss5S Steamship Res' F.rssG Fiiii FRHla Briggs
Steamship Panta Fs3ion PSl,aepn Lonai Steamship Co.
sSp sag Mary Rgs. IsSson. GeHas Jaa W Elrsn Co.
BsTs ss omaaJ Ws EsSethpor BoIand Dearborn Co.
Bsl Alice T13,sI Or Ec ho.0fs Rio 'AD and market via
" Baii PsqSts tspan.J' Bosch BlrGsCn1, L,tssa Co
BsT Barr Te1sI TS oV @ wilson Hampton Roam. RSl.n 20
scOtsg Br Simpson, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders
Bhs stella jRr) E.,tSn, Turk. I;,1d Hsnsy Parker
Brig Annie lBr.l, Smith. Liverpool, n s. BOYD Hiueken
B Salye (B Johnston. St. John NJ b. Pomses Morre Cuh'
"iS Brig v.leni.. Small Baltimore Miller Housbton.
sehr Ella Hoddon Nieksrson fado r r. Miller H9ughon
sehE Guiding Star Br) Merriam Windsor 81 CHda BeteacI
R.yS,r;t Re1s . erlSsoS :!o, y,S SiS Rg, CO
sehr Clara SAWYER Baascomb Charleston Bentley Miller Co.
sehr GdsIine Ewood HaNkns BALTIMORE Benley Miller Co.
Bargs Mexico, " right Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kon M G Prahke Bremen June with mdse ani pA
Steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia With miss. LOArl
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah with nd'e and to murray
steamship Ceupee willis Georgetown D. c. 80 hOur with coal to
and pass 10 Murray, Ferns Co.
s,sm.hlp George Upton Roberts Richmond CT Point and Nor
folk with ndse. and pas 10 Washington Co
shin Cutvaior Russell Liverpool MAY l3 with mdse and
Ba Magena Gnn, Trinidad Port spain II days with AsphA
ScbT w J. Holmes Ward Baracos 70 days With fruit.
seh Jno A. GrB, Foster Wilmington, n O. Sds with naval
stores
seh j. CLARK (of Gloucester Lee Elsuhera days with pine
seh Tho. wnans tof Staten Iln Mogan San saVados dy
With pineapples.
scHoosKRs-EUEK AND ooAsrwnE
NJ y. Turner, Virginia Y. franeT Virginia
WlHD-sunset. light 4. W clear
SAILED.
Steamship North America, for Rio Janeiro.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June 23Aryed steamship saI0n from Phsdepha bans
Cushnhn, Smaley Emma O. Ltchhe Hayden,
from otienbuTg hg soe MaTsees Maurice Carlson from
baltimore; sohr. n. W. smith, Tooser, from SaguA
FOREIGN PORTS.
2lrhe hip RurDpa Cspt Cam p
bell from Ee~iOrh June TO- ucel horllo last eeaias anl pw
c0oisd isI OssgoE
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. JrNR n.

SATURDAY. JUNE n
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
NJ Paris ssls from as ~ r. close al PoOhce at i
M al 7i5 p. m. d. 7:2S on the 2I SuPBemen
tsry Mail for paid only made Pier NO. a. AZ H. anu
closed at $3.50 a. IN. steamship sails at 10 . -,
ian deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage ,,-r 1T,
Mails for the via Bremen esshipHemsnn sails
from foot of Tbnst Hoboken the Post Oce u
Station A. ll:OO d. 1850 No Supplementary Mail steam
Mails for Porto Plata Domingo saman &c. steamship TTbee
will be sent about this date
SUNDAY, JUNE 2S.
Mails close to-day at IL O'Clock The PostOhee open from
MONDAY. JUNE 26.
Ma e.aana hin Msiia
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

The money market has not yet settled back into Its late
easy groove there being wide disparity In the range OF
rates. The bondhouses have been supplied at TWO ana
three per cent general rates to the stock
brokerage firms being four and five, with exceptions at
six where the financial standing Of the borrower was not
rstcass We have change to report in the rates for
commercial paper.
Government bonds have been in limited inquiry to-
day The market has been well sustained however, and
closed strong the basis Of ll56l5 for sxtyseyens
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
GETTysRuRG SPRINGS AND WATER.

1t should be remembered at this season that
those who go the Springs can have the springs
brought 10 them in the OF the bottled Gettysburg
Water This uid it is well known, loses none OF It's
power by bottling transportation and, as If Heaven
had intended that the great medicines OF nature should
be carried 10 every home where there Is sufferer from
the diseases of artificial life falsely called cyihaton
II combines according 10 high medical authority the
virtues of all other mineral spring water Those, how
ever who wish to visit these celebrated Springs ana
Gettysburg first second and thirdcass hotel accomoda
tions, at reasonable rates. y. \. Eve. man.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

The Anchor Line steamship Acadia from g. John b. 'onhe' a.
Neville to-day, route TO Gssgow -, ,r,, my snn,.,
dyEapoo June ~ 2J-Anved steamship Virginia tBrG sumner
from Eew.ioh.
wIIALERS.
ship Com. Morris Borden OF N u t9pG % ~ p
sea - months out with bb OIL all told "0u1 D oe'
uluiA middle Of June.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
The buoy at sabin's Point, Providence RIVER Is missing
MEMORANDUM. 49,
All efforts Of the s,mug get the brig Rih Han on Point Jalh
Ia about the condition s
betors Terd Me- has ruer leaks but little AMI will probably
be cot OF amer belng ghtere the weather remains good
For --latest Ship kews see Fun Pdge.I
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
nECISIONS-InNR 2s.

Supreme COurt-ChdinbTs-B Judge Cardozo-
jenkins ag smhNoion granted orier to be seteds hos sss
and the motion 10 confirm tie present report may sd over
Of Eme COstaes for appointment o genera suuAh
Memoranda 1r counsel. ,,-, 4, a..
b. Judge agt Prank-Jndgment Tor the
With costs with leave for Defendant 70 answer
ID dsys, o. Of costs oi demurrer.
0ffTa TeT-Iosopl Ramsey sgL JAv Gould e sl-Ordef A
realed dmd with Z 10 co opinions ny All TN yndg bAfusfJ .!
sutns Doa WnRLt at William H. Wnght-Jud alI~el
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Parts I. and II. of the Marine Court have
adjourned TO Sept. l..
On and after June 90, Special Term and
Chambers Of the Superior Court will be held in Trial
Term Room, Part III.
The Erie investigation was adjourned, yes
terday till next Tuesday, to give time to compare the
copy with original list of Erie stock furnished by
Mr. Won Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
No Steamship Mails

FROM YEwBBRy-n steamship Ellen Terry June Pc David
son H. Gardner Miss 7. Davidson A. Prince IL Tallman, W H.
Thompson W. Hutchinson. A. NJ Haskell Dennison and II IN
the steenge.
children Isabella Gosehm ArabttO Fnnasco AMI wife Som
meresen Muede Rugene Gayens Franz Muhmeyer De
rbandschek Siemsen Morr Spies Agnes Well Carl Laiendo
Morz Ratscs Dmbunn b. A. Liver, Elise Rohrbaeh Robt
Wabl
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

Winslow, Lanier & CO., No. q Pine-st' new, io' q,
offer for sale the First Mortgage per ven, "oli
Bonds of the Evansville Terre hau'e anu .ii''"so
Railway Company This road % miles iVns' -
,.h;cb A. are comnleted extends from Terre Haute,
ndano nortberly 70 Danyille Illinois, forming part
- tho Great through route from Chicago TO Terro
Uouto Evausyille, Nashville, and the South. Iho
remaining II miles will DO finished IN August and IL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
Offered. Asked.


In railroad bonds there has been fair investment
qury noted the business having been moderately large
and well distributed. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
COURT CALENDARs-THp DAY

COURT CALENDARS-THp DAY :,
UsTED STAIRS DISTRICT COURTS D.
"Opens at 10 A. m.--luvolunaTy cases. .
39 Buckley al sgt The Chat 1884 Barnes sgt The Manhattan
tsnoOga and Alabama r. Engraving CO..
Co 5000. Spence sgt Goodet
Fderef al 1921. .Galper Saves.
1851. .Sutpben ng Lynn 992 GIoyerman agt Coe et a.
ana Cihes et al AIT Shaw e al 3l33 al HellmOn.
I3O9i. Bailey ct al Agt. Barker OF al.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sur 4.JO Sun 735 Moon ....ll50
SANDY Hook "a Cows Island 223 Hell Gate 27
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

Tho Philadelphia Stock market was steady to-day
Pennsvlyania 6s third ISSUE sold at 1O9; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 28l Reading Railroad % 9i6; and
Pennsylvania Railroad, 6lt. Gold closed at ll23
Mr. John s. Barry was yesterday unanimously elected
a member OF the Stock Exchange.
The movements in dry goods for the week have been
Entered for consumption, s62,952; Withdrawn nom
warehouse, $320,324 warehouse, S5l7,999
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company have declared a
semiannua dividend OF six per cent free Of Government
tax payable on and after the lst OF July.
The Reading Railroad has declared a semi annual cash
dividend OF per cent free Of all taxes payable July IT,
Transfer books will be closed on the 2oth INST and re-
opened July %.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank viii pay semi.
annual dividend per cent free OF tax, on the hrst OF
July. 90 . a.
The Coupons Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Com
many and South Pacific Railroad Company viii be paid in
rold free of tax at the Office Of the Company No. De-
Yon5hire-st Boston, and also at the National Shoe and
Leather Bank, in this city.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ

II 900 o. g. 620Cou 2i 25OO SO Goa 1s ....lni
To- 900 5000 o. s. so Cou 65, n......A
Boads-airOad Bonf.-BcHs ana R9Toad-Epr's'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
emap BenedIct's closing quotations were /:

In the present excited state OF the market operators
who desire to know the utmost extent that they may
lose are disposed to operate privileges, commonly
known as "puts and calls" and Messrs. Ward Lang
land who make puts and calls specially, quote as fol-
lows On the principal active stocks at TO II per cent
from the market 80 days. for cent bonus gold TO
from market, 80 days, at to / per cent bonus.
The gold speculation has been unusually tame ana
spritles the sales having all been at 2s612t In the
gold loan market the rates Hat, and 2, and per
cent for carrying. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was follows Gold cleared SS3O66OOO
gold balances, slSSI,72S currency balances, Sl5S5jO
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY COOKE & Co. are now selling, and recommend
as q profitable and safe investment for all classes
the First Mortgage 79O Gold Bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. They have 30 years to
run bear Seven and Three-Tenths per cent gold in
terest more than per cent currency and are Sc
cured by first and only mortgage Oh the ENTIRE ROAD
AND ITS EQUIPMENTS and also. as fast as the Road Is
completed on $4,000 Acres Of Land TO every mile OF
track. or 500 acres for each $1,000 Bond. They are
exempt from Z. 5. tax; principal and interest arc
PAYABLE in gold. Denominations Coupons 500 to
81 900; Registered. 800 to $4,000.
Northern Pacific 1905 are at all times receivable
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR, in exchange Tor the
Company's lands, at their lowest cash price.
The proceeds of all sales of lands are required TO
he devoted to the repurchase and cancellation OF tho
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. The Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres IN
the most fertile portion of the Northwest. and tho
demand for the COmpany's lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government TO
complete the surveys. This immense Sinking fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Com
pany's bonded debt before it falls due.
Holders Of u. S. Five-Twenties who wish 10 con-
vert them into tirst-cass railroad security, can do
so at present profit of about ~ per cent. while IN
creasing their interest income nearly one-tourth by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 7-SOs.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price Fun in-
formation, maps. pamphlets, &c, Will be furniShed
ON applicaton to any agent for the Loan or to JAY
| Cooke & Co., New-York, Philadelphia, or WASH
| ngton.
| THE g PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS of the NEW
| ORLEANS. MOBILE and TEXAS RAlLRoAD COMPANY
are based upon the best portion OF trunk llho i0
| Mobile through New-0rleans to Houston leA'''
total distance of 475 miles. The stockholders among
whom are Hon. E. d. Morgan Hon. John A. ur's-
wold. Hon. Oakes Ames, Messrs. Morton. Bliss Co'
J. & W. Seligman * Co., l.. Won ho,'iIl g
| lanes H. Banker, Harrison Durkee' anu 'o"'' -.
ard have spent nearly SlOOOoOoo OF 'nrl
in the work, and two-thirds the eh'lo ''''0 %
| built. q, o,,;,, Ia
| tween New-Orleans and the gie"' "'"'0' VI
with its enormous producuon, ,,o,
The bonds are amply Secureu oy inc la 'so ploopV'
; traNic of the line, by the financial strength oil
the Company, by the unusual amount aIcauS %
a,1od mon the work. and by very liberal grants Oh
| aid from the State of Louisiana.
A. tbe selling prce-9O and accrued interest-theso
- nav n per cent more than investments 10
! an eoual amount in the new Government fI'eS'
| Emil information given application to
| W. b. SHArTUcK Banker, ana
| Financial Agent New Orleans, Mobile ana
Texas Railroad Company,
No. % Nassau-st., New-iork'
| winslow Lanier & Co. No. q Pine-st' New iork X,
offer for sale the First Mortgage per cen. "oi"
| pords of the Evansville Terre Haute and Cmcaso
| poilwa, comnanv This road, 50 miles long OK
I'll, A. ORC co,,,nIeted extends from TerTe Haute
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

After the formal close of the rOom the price ruled dull
and nominal at the above quotations
The days transactions at the U. s. subTreasury were
Gold receipts s40221e % Currency 2ayments S2o %
Gold naymen.. 1885 Currency baance... 561@VJ VI
Gold balance....... 57053i43 "a Customs JooO W
Currency reeeipts.... aS5,Oyo O4
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

The Business Women's Home, Of Bridge AMI vii.
oughby4t Brook open for the reception Of setuPpOng
women 81 and IS per week The house is
roOmy handsomely furnished Young desiring
apply 10 the Mitron on the premlses
New-York tribune., 1871-06-24

OFFICIAL SPECIAL SESSION, June %, lS7ll2 O'Clock m
Present-John salyord. esq, President and Assistant
Aldermen Terence Duffy, Lysaght, O'Brien. Robinson
| Heay, Hampson. 0del Pecher, Costello. Reilly
| Feitier Garry, Mcdonald, Thomas Duffy, and Nc
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SARDIs Mlrs. !
,Juue Doth. 1871 (

juno ZOlD, lcI1
Mr.. EDITOR: The third Annual
Fair ofthc Sardis A. & NJ. Society
will take place this fall, and from
present indications it promises to be
the moat interesting and attractive
Of any that has been held.
The Executive Committee, com
posed of the leading men Of our
county, have, already taken steps in
in the right direction, by having the
track enlarged, ,cisterna built, and the
premises renovated, besides, having
arranged the premium list, SO that
it may be before the people in ample
time to prepare.o exhibit something
Indeed ! look upon this enterprise
as being Of the greatest Importance
to our county. For it mol only caus-
es q review ONCE a year Of pcrsons
from allrolIlons Of our county, hut
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After sixteen years Of experience we are
prepared to furnish better Machine dr The
purpose Of family sewing than any other
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chine arc
4 la. Durability II win laM longer than
any othcg Machine.
ID Econcwy Of thread.
81. Simplicity ana thoroushne,s ol conafruc
ton.
lth. It has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
5,h Beauty and elasticityo Of stitch, alike on
bath sides OF The fabric srwcl,
9Th Strength, hrmncss and durability Of scam
that will not ravcl
7ih lts wide range Of application to purpo-
sc5 Rnd uitcrnL
9Th, Corpactucaa and elegance Of model uud
inrh
9TH. SpNd and ease Of operation nnd man.
Ago1cnt andquct"as Of movement.
lttb 1t has fifteen pirccs less than any shut
" machine, table inclntlrd
lth. II has fewer pieces exposed to wear
than any other Lack Stitch Machine.
i2th. Il IL the most simple in comlracton,
and easiest adapted todiiIcren kindsofw work,
II can be changed from coulac 10 fine or
from fine work to ccar,c, where rhnnyr ol
ucede thread, lcurth Of stitch aud ,eu.on
Nrc required, in lcss time than any other
machine.
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How lousrgRsgir NorIs Arr
NlpE.---h party Of men. say from
three 10 dozen, hand together
1nl hold frequent meetings, and
act according 10 plm hid down
Ono ~ two win find out some
copper plate printer in The employ
Of the bank note company-in fact
all such printers are known by The,
party. These men will then man
age TO meet one Of The printers in
the evening, get acquainted, drink.
and have a good time generally
with him, and 50 proceed for a few
evenings. Then they offer him
from $50 TO 500 TO procure
ccrlaln kind OF imprcs, ion. The
IS made in this wise
The priater will Ike the impress;
sion upon lin foil from ilss, phic
from which he is printing, wlsch
can be done in a momcnt 1fhusI
YOU see, every lime and the size
is taken correctly. From This TN
foil an cicclrotypc plate y made
They then get some plate PRIMER
that can be found about the city,
have a good time with him. engage
him at twenty dollars a day 10 do
the printing. BY this plan thou-
sands Of copies are struck on tlaat
DEFY detection, except in III, qiall
ity Of The paper, which will differ
from the genuine. -.
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COMMU NlCATIONS.
TuG GUra, /
June 10Th 1871. /


Mn. Enron: My namc hayiua
been mentioned in connection with
q scat in the lower branch OF The
Legislature, rs representing the
views Of many on tins side Of tho
river, on the question Of the removal
of the scat Of Justice, permit me Il
short explanation through your
columns:
This subject was not ogitatcd pre-
yioua to the last election, nor could
the wishes OF tho people have been
known to the recent Lcgielatur,
which enacted its removal. Not.
wiIhstandiug these facts, | believe
that n majority of the people desire
the change, and it will he shown, il
n correct expression of opinion, cdR
be had from hcm. THIS position,
however, il denied by many, and
can only be determined by u vote
upon the question, unconncctcd with
parties and political is3ucs. 1t Ger.
tainly should be settled by the pco-
pie, and, in my opinion, it's location
will only be permanent when fixed
by them.
| prefer IT'S location at SWlm, hut
oppose all snap judgments, such ~
the erection of public buildings, TO
settle in advance thc very aterial
point of dollars and cents involved
in the controversy.
= This being question which
should be settled by the people, !
suggest, that VIC who prefer to have
it determined in favor Of Sardis
place in the field for their variou.
Offices to be filled by election this
fall, candidates selected from botl
parties, who are not "dipualified,,
and who reflect our views on thi.
subject. I think the ticket would
be successful. II Is certainly I'll,
only way to concentrate the strength
of the friends Of The mcasurc.YIf j
is to be used to strengthen the Rad
ical party, conservatives will vot'
with their political friends South 0
the River. We must have our prop
or portion OF the Offices. Ten right
cous men would have saved Sodom
it will take at least majority oftha
number of conservatives to keel
from the ticket the faint OF Radical
iem.
In reply to the suggestion that
become candidate, it is only nee
cssuy for me TO say, that | am ono
of those "who have not the wodlin!
garment on." Our masters a
Washington, decree, that | am yct
unfit for official position, and in thi,
connection hope it il no treagmI
sufficient for trial by military com
mission--for me to say Hfat | car
not to participate in Legislation
which ia only operative when ap
proved by them.
Yours truly,
JonN Il. DicKlXs,