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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14

lively better than calico, and best standard
makes, such as Lancaster and Amoskeag,
bfiSging 15c, and Glasgow l3c. Heavy
brown sheetings are in fair request at l29
12kc, and brown drills at 128@l3e. Dun
nelrs fancy prints have advanced to lie,
and Hampden cottonsdes, light plain, Ice;
plaids zoe; three-yard VernOns 221c;
Gables 27tc; eight-ounce double and twist
goods 35c. Amoskeag bleached mUslins
are reduced in price to 14le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
CHEAP FAME ONCE MORE.


AS the mpudence of certain sellers Of fame
has survived the late oastigaon OF THE TRIBUNE, and
~ even We have been tempted, think, b. the same
parties, We quite willingly publish the following open
letter addressed by correspondent to r. i. Ceayer
OF the Atlantic Publishing Company or New-YOrk:"
"sR: have received your letter. with tie prospectus
OF book entitled Representative Men, to be published
by subscriptions and, as you privately Intimate the oX
pense Ia invariably borne by relatives friends of the
representative men sketches OF whose lives arc 10
appear You PROPOSE II 1 understand you, t. get
$3.50 out VI somebody for publishing in what
you call yonr Group of Fame memoir and portrait or
my father. The proposal does credit your enterprise
AMI assurance; but doubt whether you viii nd among
Dr. BacOns freIds the sort Of people that would be
likely TO take u up. think however that will have
no difficulty In ning your book with selfInade men OF
our times. at $3.50 head Happily for your business,
the class of persons whom your Representative Mem
viii represent are not all dead yet You attempt
privately To give the impression that such respect
able gentlemen 40 Prof. Morse and Mr.. William G.
Bryant have been caught in your foOl-irdp, ana
agreed each To give you ESQ for from one
Ia i've pages OF glory But reflection you Will hardly
expect this TO DO believed without evidence IA ad'
dillon To your own highly respectable testimony In
response " your urgent request for answer 10 yOuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
ICE II OUR HARBOR.
TO the Edii0r ot The TrtbuRc.


SIR: During last Winter the zoe in our har-
hor caused more impeachment navigation than in many
previous years. and dpaccd many u the buoys Of tAe
larlor, taking thcm, with their heavy weights and
chains 10 from u 10 D Ulc7 despite Of the active
vigilance the Ls,t House Inspector An article aY-
ing appeared in morning paper last month, statins
that the replacing Of the lost buoys cost $4,000 IL - de-
salle to state lilo facts. Eighteen buoy' have been
taken of by the ice; IS have b5on rccogeIod one more
f. expected to re. Tho actual CO.'S and damage ustiHcd
is s5s; had they all been lost tho damage would have
been 1850.
IN article having appeared in an evening ran"7,
sholt tine since. describing plan to Tcgcnt the ICE
from coming down the North River 10y placing Chain
across tac river soon as d. gan 40 n 7r above inc
north epd Of this island ID oHd BE sa.t tt t-to D. %
doubt Wr'hcra single chain ~ tie proper l''ah con-!
%. lua Co. To- iaas TIC lTt pressure, AID t1t the most
aryc ice does moi come down tire tih li' T. p-t 10
neJo ou the JCIscy Ns, driven fum tNfrc by to Wc,-
crly winds into GOWanus Bay, and continually accUnd-
ui'ac3 wiu tic food tie floats j, or 10 como INTO me
last River tbs lee could only be checked ia iis Cr't
y being broken mp Ivy steamer. when, tptFF cd
could do the Work easily some years since tn Sow
YORK Underwriters MADE contract 80 Keen tih Lainf
c.o1r Of ice b tpat Plan There Gd not happen 10 DE
Am, ice in tlC naThor IT, Nnt, Iu ino Ciluh % cA-
Irr.s Jas Eat such plan WOUiU sac. COL. C ". -.
Non CJL, March l., Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
TIE BRENNAN TESTIMONIAL AGAIN.
the razor OF The Tribune.

To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: ] have asocrtaincd that collections for
the IL T. Il. testimonial have been made Ia nearly al
ihe staton-houses. court squads, and at the Central
Oce and that Tho money received has been placed in
the hands OF the Committee, OF which Inspector D is
n member Tie understanding was thot the precincts
and court squads 10 DO assessed so EACH but os
several did not comply With the requstion other pro
cncts have been required to increase their amounts,
aud, il am correctly informed tho assessments in q
number Of the precincts have been increased 10y the re-
spcgtiyc captains 10 81 and 81 per man. fcuW- feeling
M king them wOndrous kind" 10 j. a'serioi that the
testimonial viii cost about $4,000 Which, whom y Is re-
mcmbcred that the frame f. 10 be adorned with me
carved gurrs statues ~ two Of the best looking -
tromen ia the Department. made 10 appear as If stand
Ing guard. anl aIueDOdy j. bound to mako lew nun
taut. the ralcs OF tho Department prohibits Tue
assessment Of the members Of tic force for political pnr-
poses or for presenting Testimonials 10 sHpel"s 10
these rules do not specially prevent inc COLLECTION "a
money for presenting testimonials To oXCOmla.0heir,
why should taCy rot be amended Is TO prohibit any
member 0f the force giving or receiving donations I"i
any purpose. exert by special permission 81 IN" 'oI
of Police and in This particular caso Gtci INA TIE GO
nations already received nc ICm ted 80 nose Nh" inde
tIeml IL adopting such rue the Commission arc
al-lrcd i n action woHld receive th3 L'Mty cunhei-
dation Of nUcCihs Of tho police force, and ehetiuy
prevent an further annoy a4tcs. POLICEMAN
Attr- York, March - 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
A RUN THROUGH THE SOUTH
TO the Edffor OF The Trtbune'


SIR: returned last night from Southern
business trip Isaw ana conyersed with nearly all tho
heading men I'm my limo OF business, and with good
many newspaper owners and editors A. Atlanta, the
leading icweer informed me that two prominent state
officers were formerly express agent and conductor on
tic Georgia state Road Tie jevclor assured me that
both were poor before they became politicians, but that
Ave DAYS after one secured h.s position Ire bought FIVE
gold watches costing $40 each The jcweer furtherto'd
that tho two bought about onC.hrd or oil he sold last
year The jewcer Northern man, and he said they
fully corrupt as our New-l0fS politicians In
South Carolina the politicians arc looked upon by many
Republicans as nero adventurers. Indeed, my Informant
told me that he had taken THg SEMWEEKLf TRlLUNB
for great many years and stopped tboeaue lE IniS
did not expose the as ne cailc tBe
In Tennessee the editor Of The Ndshre Tanner to me
that II honest intelligent negro OF republican poitler
was mt No for Office against Democrat, he believed the
former RoQes would prefer 10 vote Tor the negro
then asked him II THE TRIBUNE had many readers In
Tennessee lie replied that If good canVasser went
around canvassng he wOud Ind more subscribers for u
even thoro than he could for The World" Throughout
the South the people poor Georgia seems the most
prospcgOus but in Virginia and nO'th ana south Caro-
lina, the people in rags Lot having money 20 Dly
even decent clothing. Yours, j.. n.
ke,g- York, March ~, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE COURTS.

biNGULAR WILL AND ~ ODD TEsTATOR
surrogate ilntcsings listened yesterday 10
p,oc'eS' 1T the contested viii cas- OF Michael Psobfv
VIZ 'N''''cu VIII Jan. %, 1870 and lied In December
VI Ho same yef without issue aud with abo1t si0po
ms lroVison Of the viii are Of singular 'qtre s,s
VIC ''4ur48 70 f''anYes were yczaiOusly triiBg IL
appears mat Fcency was resident NJ 40 - ct x,,
place, md IN cinploye Of john g. SHOOK arlio, ~, W
- NhaDerF st. for about - year, at salary That os
eventually Increased 20 so 70 wcef T't fos ,,cr, q,
collect the rent Of tenementhorges for gaoor and q,
peiiO OIL ppnet WORK as dreoiei Ath5uei
writing only BIS name, To- ia 20 Ie~' ana
memory, and Whenever obliged 90 do anvt,., e -
he b. some means would overcome tbe ifi,, -.
example, beng collector Of rents and emit, -
them By some pecnaIity Of form. hi tassg vyo,j e
unavoidable. But Vitl lin mis- ssCs OF tis Nina 49,
occurred. For tie different buiidugs % wor,d l.ye
sCparate books into which De would thrust t-ceiris
II there happened to DE font and rear Iu.jnr hs -
ana th0e for tbc latter IA mo back and having 0.s
DGcn t9ld hciG Gontents lie rarely ic.go the POSITION IA
The via was drawn BY John A. Shook son Of l', en-.
ployer, and contained the following provisions,
John d. saooE s5oo TO Il'za sncok. 80 70 john
sDooG, tLe drawer Of the viii, 500 70 each 81 ia
ily. Two nephews Of tle dcCeaegt we're 90 receive "a
each Catharne brennan, . ha.l-si-tcr, 10 Nar-sut
Farming anOther haii-'-cr 81 aAd sarah Kelly au.,aes
their portions were e. revert 20 thor heirs TIE roma -
Ucf Ol tno estate, nItei paJlng furiH cNQt4" asa
small leg2cy 10 the Rcy Alr Caran 90 bC Invested
and at the end o. 20 year. was - - Lo niece o. te
tafo-. named CltEagiTc Nec1p, Who was tO make q W.
eTa periodical visits 10 bis gave every Gar and L0p
ia order at an annual Spe.se OF not ~ 10 tian SIS.
john T. SnOok and ihe Roy. Michael Cufr'l % s.
Andrews r. G. Church in Dulncst, wee r.ide eZ -.
tors Of the Will Upon Tie former pIOPJun lt B! I.f r,
the Surrogate. the relatives 81 dec don't COC.la % ~,
probate on the ground Of tstat0T3 rcIta ilcaplcy,
and the undue Influence OF TIE sHouk family.
During the examination yesterday John A. enO1k. FOR
the proponents, testified that ne drew lie viii %
once, No Is Chan oeisst having pea iAt lih li, "A
a awbOOk. The Witnesses % the viii were inm1fc7 %
the oacc BOth binisei and father stated tLg r
dent WGud he drunk for period varying lIY.I Inc
months to two wears at time ana th3t SneDS, On
had discharged him several times COR la.J.ltat-r1
There 10 evidence pre- sclte1 by the proponents 10
the oeCt that the will had ever been read % tlo dle
dent that ne had been to.t 81 b.. con c- .
interested parties The witnesses Tor a. cJuast.fs
united Ia g tiiying 80 C9CCdeits periodical "slse,p
| aud occasional ecceutTicues. Case o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
nAnRLERs IN sCULPTUHE.

TO the EdtfOr Of The tribune.
SIR: A small bnt prominent article in your
issue Of IRE lth inst It seems 70 me- calculated 10
affect iriuiiouHy tho Few among who p:.ctice cgt-
matcy the beautiful ard hh agt Of sculpture a-ree
with you that too much cannot NE sl against Tie lover
Ing OF the pit aud Che sui ccrc 81 90 r1c1le by TIC
iudiscrimlnate scahcugof public commi .ous among
ucu'..,ated "aeul.!ors and young women desiI'us
Of taking IN sculptuc" In present painful in
stance our city Suffers from Tie incompetence, rather
the lack Of TASTE OF % odcs; seu.ptors. The high
est finish "a gwen 20 beautiful European cities by great
scu'uturai wore the need Of which Las often been tho
IuaL ~ great arfittE. "lgGsr lJIUiy CUlWein-
ortr great men, but cannot Ike the place OF statues
There is q. Dc -eI.lCr IN t.I, cUdufrJ - de-
grade truc art. We have "piOtvgrIphic artists AMI
even "aItist tailOTs," and there IL hardly plaster
molder good store cutter WAo does Eo6 81 up FOR
"fcuptOr" ANA euIrp zoos out fer public COM
mission. tbs il OF those evils that viii cure uscf
on "a" homeopathic principle.
That j. q blind policy That would thwcrt legitimate
progress in order 10 gua.d against ihpU.tcrs, whose
q accs are good because eli Tie general -AUIa"cc OF the
cicla.n let true AIT have assistance at your hands,
and al ii.tn niu'tcc ic oar public Nt3s bc
commits Toned By conn Ctcnt judges i.oL competitive
DESIGNS. ~ AkI LOVER.
Acie- YORK; March Il, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
80 CASE AGAINST LAWYER ANDERSON

The case of I'D. anderson, layer. cl'ised
with taking money from two sailors 20 dt cld iu ahu
lien fiu to appear, c'me up yesterday in tho 'o'i'
General Sessions. D.-UictAtorcy Cafyin s'd '-'' u
his return from ALBANY finding tAcr' was an H'.' NOM
,,i,.t lawyer he Immediately examined Tie go 10
nd ont what was iu IT, lie had c3nlrI>Nt-9 "a '
saor~ and louud tucy lad -,eE au ordr- ~ -ii ,i
conversation with their captain, ana LIE Sif ~ ~
was ever paid On the order, and no lnoi't f.s e, Nv
sailors. Don tbs statC ~ lIcts no case cor q
J..-p Bedford said: WtR tlr arpguNal 0 'i. ~" -
deemed II proper, upon the statement o. me ,.,
have me clare AGAINST T.. y. Apdcr oI iui. 80
.-t ted Inv ne Grand larry. An in Indictment N' t' I've
Jilra Garyin row inform me taat aver !'' - -
animation De cannot legally ce;a0,h tie go. 3" r Z,
a Iaiar mo asrccf ID Do comes my CuNt i' ,'-u !,
Mi, snecitic accusation u protect the acc - - T.,
,yoild hN me iuty of the Court, upo.r o,.'t !.
,r,s.ct Inc sailors. LIT Eotlt P0sr4a' 'e NNt-e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
NOTICE TO TIE DEAF MUTE5 OF NETWORK.
IA LII TIL

NOTICE TO TIE DEAF MUTE5 OF NEW-lOEA.
To the Edttor OF The Trt6UHe.
SIR: Whereas an appeal in aid of the pro-
posed monument TO tie ny Of Laurent Ccrc, signed
by william b. SWEET, President Of the NcwEnglud
Gallaudet Association OF Deaf flutes, has been issued
and circulated in this State, in circular FORM feel my
self called upon to advise and request that the New
York mutcs VIII not respond 10 it, furnish assistance
TO said Association in any whatever, until The
meeting Of the Empire state Deaf Mute Association ii
Albany IN August next Yrti any deaf mutcs or other
individual should desire 90 pay ia now any money Tor
the Project above mentioned. t.ry may rcu them to C.
s. Newell, r at the NcwOrl ISiitu,c for tho Deaf and
Dumb. station NJ, New Yo'k C.y Ohc Treasurer daiy
elected by the Ithaca C0uVcntJn not f1!lng 70
The remittance IS for. Tho Treasurer will keep me funds
safely deposited, With ,AtA7 account OF tfo iUdiSiI-
ual amount of every contributor. HI. G. RIDER,
President of the Empire State Association OF Deaf Mules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

latter have taken tho liberty OF replying thus rogh
the public press stead of addressing You at The Bridge
port PosOnce. ia orc"r tsnt We enlnent gentlemen
ing with their names, ana that - public generally may
get correct idea OF The nature and vlo Of TIC Groa
Literary and Artistic Work ~ the Ago the incidental
advertising IA OF any service TO you, beg you 10 con
slider yourself entirely welcome TO 1t.
Yours rtc., LyONARD ~, BACON.
" baltimore, March l. l9jl.0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
INDIANA WANTS TIE U. S. CApIrAr-

Indiana claims TO possess, near her center,
the Identical spot TO which the removal Of the United
States Capital il TO be made Ia view of this, propO-
ston was pending in the late Legislature, when the
latter came to an untmely timely 70 cede TO the
United States SIX miles square Of the most desirable ter
rtcTy in the state, for the purposes of National
Capital The measure VIII undoubtedly up at tLe
next session. and pass without disscn ~. LOui, ard
Omaha are considered to be without tho requisite
rnIL lnd inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
TAvNfANY's BROADWAY JCB-TEE AkDtNi--'i
lDSIpOHED.

The Broadway widening, pursuant 20 'as
bin passed ny the Legislature, Was 10 nav I'M.
M Yesterday. before the supreme Court al 81 s,i
held by judge Curdozo. whom the la~lff ,,,sn.sl.
,,cr, 10 in CONT Nr. OGOTnaI, toffvt" fil,e and
sid tllt the arcuuent would CONSUME .,,.n ienI
a.srd Judge Caiozo when 10 would pe az, tt be- pre-
tor hin, a. hear 10. Judge tardo1o r.l- IL sni
trrf,d AN dispose of his calendar Dcfotv 100 M.
,b.rcfnre ne would at it down for fues0AS NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
n7.voyD s,rrcGIER REl e ED.

Arcu>us c. Eadciif WAS committed a'O1.
t,yo months ago. by Commissioner csior' ln ".' | -
srNO Iail. ON charge Of smuggling mo '"'' ''P
$1,000 worth Of diamond, aui tAe n.y. S"' 49,"
ward indicted him for smu eling $1,000 Wor.H il, "-
- Lost vycei, by Commissioner Dlyerno-b on
a s'0 mil and with me con emit en- The l-I.tA "a,
Dstrs,f \tforuoy. he was discharges, Nf-.'f a. 49,,
-, r...s,lg,nrr hy Commissioner Shields 10 o. =.
n,fI into Cont tho amount 81 IN" ~. tii " . a
fNsd in fine Secretary Of TIE Treasury, ll"c b, .
rnu Of "A large diamond broker IN 10 ith' "l" '
,'-a'apy me last tAat Wlil Doe heard oI JOS ,"t''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

The divorce suit Of Frank Leslie came mp
before judge Robinson tn the Court OF common iies
yesterday, ON motion to punish the defendant Les'
for contempt of court. IN not paving over lLe en- 'o q
month aluuony ordered hy judge brady oN ~" 9t''
'Tho r,'e vns apuralcl 10 tie General lelli' "Ath
affirmed the decision, a. dd also nc Cur O Ui
,,t ,f \, nv, gycept i'm iushlmeuts. Judge kVbih'
g., ,,id me V,'Ii,l eide tho order neat tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
CRIMINAL COURTS.

m. % Witnesses in the Old Colony ,tus," IA IL
defined in LrlIov-,t Jal, we've fad ana .l.'N-ie'
IN Government 3toJ 60 prosecute 'As ssS' 4 =
w. r,,,a-l rr.ost ,yas held ~ $1,000 baA ~ =. II
Commits. amer Jeres w Brooklyn, ycsierias o. -.
c,apt.'eit 81 O. s Trasur, uoe ulen Nc ''Is " ,v,rd
At the Jefferson Market Iolieg 49, ore =
col rr,y ,ne 80 iron lfnp . ~, "a dean ass
way.... yeha Lloid he'll ieI sN< w "'"'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
APLAN TO MEET TIE KU-KLUX.

TO INC LNITOr OF TIC IfI6NH
SIRE The Ku-Klux can be suppressed only "a
Kansas preserved from Slavery aud border rItan-
ism Let enough Of our men, carrying rifles with them,
If necessary, go South and ectte in colonies Iunumer-
able unwilling members Of the K-Klux will point cut
and EXPOSE the rascals individually. H.R.T.
he,r- ark March r. 1S7I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
ANOTHER "BIAC;VRDAY"O PERATToNT COLD.

AECTBER BIAC,, FRIDAY OPERATION ISGOLD.
in the Kings County Supreme Court Circuit,
yesterday, william B,l sued Isaac o. Davis and Joha y
McPh,Isou 10 recover $500 damage, because Of tAcn
alleged failure to obey certain Of his orders relative to
tie sale OF quantity Of gold. The paiu;f alleges that
On the 2ad OF September 1882 The dofenlan:a WHO ere
0cl, and GOLD irulcrf, bought Tor hn, under MS IN.
rdct5ns. $1,000 ~ gold 1T i.. ON tie zd ar Z. "a
10. fhev IouoEt 5000 &C. 49,. On the s1rc ii. me
IIsut aliccer that Pee gave Tie defendants oroeis 10
t.li ti0t p ~ - and 500 ? 90 itss. III,
Plaintiff saws thar tl.c defr d'uts did not 70 ri h.
crcrs, vreitpy lie was god TO the amount canned
IN the suit. .,,
Igo ii. cndants admit the purchase o. the gold o. a..
l., Il lax me- ra itg iut ,'ai t.at ticy kgare ,O Hldi
49,, li, r. tpr t.3t.tG F,l his ma ss.u .o0I
10 .rcttgt than nom Jos, from dCc.Ae y TIE iil.
o., the 25d Of SeptDuber tney sold lt y04 o.atedV
The plaintiff 10 William Beucn, NIO OiB lt.>o "a ~
failure was unable 90 take DO. or the II They ,ht ~
az plaintiffs COLA at 49,! lld - md gre. ne 20
90 p.aiutiT VINO ratified and c.ahrmcR. Jlf . IN
tl a. p result tLe pHlth j. lutcbtedi 20 At 3D. ,ns
-,,t %. tl-J SO igr which amount the },s J-eSme-e'
IT,, jar. found lOl plaintiff iu s3,t0j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE NEPTUNE CASA JUDICIAL OPINION OF
CAPT. PEABODY.


In the Marine Court, yesterday, judge Cur
tie in tho Of Auboyse and Reese, two OF the COL
ored seamen Of tho Neptune against Cipt Peabody,
gave Judgment for the plaintiffs, IN tie o. Aloy5e
for sIOO and costs and rs allowance ana in that OF cee
for SO and costs, with SIS allowance. IN giving II,
reasons for these Judgments he said that be should not
be Influenced in the slightest degree BY the decisions Of
other Judges in these cases. by tho fact that the de-
PENDANT enjoyed unenviabo reputation IL regard 10
the release he did not BC@Ye tat re mcn knew what
thew were signing but that 10 was obtain from ten
by fraud Can't. Peabody was innocent tc amount PAID
(.l5 was too much IL De was guilty., u WE FAR too le.
What ne continued, the facts 10 tA~c1sc Il Capt.
Peabody l. humane Nan the sciences Ci pi .n0.oey -
no guide. His manner upon the stand tie intense
energy with which lie spoke, the iron vii ma ed all
cont rolled By eelf-pOsse sion that has become babU
subdued ard intense fCroCty 1M}r ss'd iae 10 man
ever did before. AhougI Il Is common to say ia TIC
black race have Hto iiea o. TIE iespoD,l.i.t! o. an
oath. Yet il this ease IN point Of unreal ataHt1 or ex-
aggcrated statements, believe that the black Nj Illnesses
yeIo lar exceeded by te Wlc. Iue.s was l0nsl cnty
ana harmony about their testimony Gnd believe II "ai
substantially tire. ,
lie believed also that the captain dragged and showed
them about when they ought ~ aye been under uca "a
trca,reut and he expire % grc9s aurura shat there
was no sargeOn on board DE YES q. IN CONCLUSION. 20
trusted n al th5 decision NoGli lroYe % warning %
those IoapaHs who yranHzo Over 1helf lo al sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
AID ron F24NCE.

HOW THE RELIEF FiSp lAS Pc s'rNi -,
Iirrs FAYLE.
- ,H,. - qr r,Hyo,
TO tie RAZOR 81 me -'''""c'
SIN: The SuljOinCi correspondence lciHte5
a., ,,or.rt hv re,r crorb tbat 1fr WasLbu1o United
Tue statement ~ 'r.' 49,, '',''o a and ror
States Minister to france, hfd cmI"S'u INC l"'' ior
wqrded to higl by tho Committee for the Kenei Of the
eo,,,r rrcr,i Pcor,o. in dis,riirtiag tobacco and
money 10 tie hIcHLtiS % ti'e autumn '"''" - "
Tic RENTED 10 Nr. Washturnc wa &2oc'' which
va ''- W. - So, ~, NH et,.,-,o, "a
tee composed o. .i' 81 -4olau' l'. '''t ''|
nl.rsau las since iccc ca $1,000 wl.cht has employed
Tor ,o l,yi.tio, a. tIe great distress and suffering
'oi '.' ''' -, - a., -, 1T, 90
Wljcd undoubtedly cAiet IN ne lo4ih+ih dl>1iSts %
France Ii will DO seen thai LII Washburnc made the
,r hest dis,,oiiisn q is trust and the greater portion
''ly '''' ".'i '''- - -, - -, D.
oil '"c amount h'''h III" "'' HUI '''l''"''' " ''',
but b. tic surrounding Villages and among the poor OF
the Wiley Of the Loire He'@'e'eib"t -.o Enc ''
hm'eI' OF N"-.H VIC 90 Ao. 900 i'' '' 'l '.' Nv
Y,Iy respectfully c. II. MARSHALL, Chairman
4. p. sToNEs, esgct.ry.
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ate Nih hlm toHui. sion, - lut det one AMERICAN,
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To The Ion. Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of state.
LEGATION ov JHE UHrTD >T1rs,}
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rIIsa ion Of am official cttrrffom VI. Julc Fyrc ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22

ctzcn can fear this weapon tho defense OF tho public
mor,Is and those who have tendency % become bad
NAV he checked before il Is too late. Yours. W. NJ.
New York, March II, 1871