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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-05
The REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Pest omea Directory.

Once open from a. IN. tn 8 p. m
Mosey Order and Register Office open from
n to p m.
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
Going East, s:45 a. n. Going West, 2:25, ., I
Thru mail, 6.45 p. M. Thru mail, S:35 a.
Going North, 4:1o p. Going South. 1U;lpa.
Bremen Mail arrives Tuesday Thursday, IL
departs Tuesday Friday, Z a.
Msrmont arr. aud dep. Tuesday 4 Friday, IL
4 departs g l2
Walnut Yill and Lskeyile arr. Tuesday, Thu
day and Saturday, at p. m. Departs Monds
Wedne sday ard Friday. at a m.
w u KENDALL, p. NJ.
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The Putnam Insurance Company.

One thousand new subscribers wanted
for the REPuRlIcAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-05

To THE SuFFERINe.-The Rev Viii
liam H. Norton, while residing in Brazil
as a Missionary, discovered in that land of
medicines. remedy for CONSUMPTION,
scRoFULA, SORE THROAT CouGHs, CoIDs.
ASTHMA. AND NERvougi WEAKNESS. -
This remedy has cured myself, after all
other medicines had failed
Wishing TO benefit the suffering, viii
send the receipt for preparing aud rising
ibis remedy to all who desire It, FREE OF
CHARGE Please send an envelopes, with
your name and address on it,
Address, Rev. WILLIAM NORTON, $40
Broadway. New York City 1y45
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Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
Railway Time Table.
NORTuWARD TRAINS.

Sunday, July both, 1871
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-05

Warm and dry.
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DAVID MACY. Gen. Sup'i. Indianapolis.
10. MURPHY, Sup't, dich. City Divaion La
porte
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-05

premiums was $41T75
Total number of entries, 400.
The election of officers, held on Satur-
day, for the ensuing year, resulted as fol
lows:
H. G. THAyER, President
c. Fl. REEVE, Vice President
DAVID How, Treasurer.
d. MCDONALD, Secretary.
J. W. JAcoBY, Assistant Secretary;
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Books Or "a, Al The Tribune once
PECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE. by
brary - 81 Half Morocco, % Half Calf Morocco luque s..
political ECONOMY. By Horace Greeley.
II Pnce 81 So
WHAT l KNOW OF FARMING. BY Horace
w Greeley. Pnoe 81 o..
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BANKING AND FNANCIAL.
4 EIRsr.CIAss INVESTMENT.


JAY Cooke IL Co. are now selling the First Mort
gage 40 Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company, bearing Seven and Three-tenths per
cent gold interest more than eight per cent eus
rency), and secured by first and only mortgage on
the entire Road and equipments, and on more than
1900 Acres of Land to every mile Of track, or 500
Acres of Land to each $1,000 Bond. The high
est current price will be paid for U. S. Five
Twenties, and all other MAJ aIketabe securities re-
ceivcd in exchange.
The success of the new United States per cels
Loan, for which our firm are the General Agents is
inducing holders Of FiveTwcnties TO exchange them
for Seven-Thirties Northern Pachcs, by which they
realize a present profit of fourteen per cent aud
greatly increase their yearly income.
Pamphlets, maps, and full information will be fur
nished on application by JAY COOKE & Co.. Phla7
depha, New-YOrk, and Washington and by mosn
Banks and Bankers throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
SECOND BOARD, i Il. NJ.
Sail, oJ Sta dtirOdd BORdsBdnk and hdltrodd-
ncLs n
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23-P. ".

While the stock market has been strong
today with speculation in favor OF higher prices we
cannot report very greatly increased volume OF buS
pess The dealings have included a greater number OF
stocks than usual though perhaps very little II any
greater trade resulted from the wider distribution OF te
list While Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph
he latter seeking the higher position reached last WeeK
attracted the usual attention. yet Lake shore was put
forward to-day the leading speculative card ana az"
vanced almost 2 per cent though without any espeeiu
cause visible the nakedeye It's MOTTO be Denied now
ever general tone OF market to higher prices
and the hopeful bulls anticipate revival OF acVe Du7
ness on the OF the ruant Spectators from her
coy comfortable noos I'm the mountains ana py the
seaside Whether their anticipaons are to ne reazeo
or not time will determine. The Ohio and mississippi
stocks were carried up point to-day as were also 'ne
debt certificates OF the Central and Hudson owing per-
haps to the recovery OF Commodore Vanderbits good
health Rnce the late decline attributed to his sup
posed Illness What would become Of Central ana Hud-
son If it had Commodore at Its headf The stocks re-
fcred to covered all the features OF the market though
pretty fair business and firm quotations marked EIle'
Northwestcrn and Wabash. Panama sold at63 Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, div, 10 and Boston, Hartford
and Erie a. The miscellaneous stocks were generally
dull and express shares neglected. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices paid
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
TANNER * Co.,
RANKERS
IL Wall-st., New-Yor

II Wall-st, New-York,
Buy and Sell, at current market rates the F1Rsr
MORTGAGE EIGHT Cs) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AID DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
Interest payable August and February, in New
York. London or Frsnkfort-on-the-Main. free or
L. S. Taxes Tanner & Co.. No. II Wall-st.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER,CENT GoLlf
BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Coh1
PANY offer rare chance for safe and prohaole lnr
vestment. They are first and only Lien upon n!he
Road which isSery nearly completed, the rOilhf
stock telegraph. land grant. and all the properly o1
the Company. The lands are released from taSatyhi
and are worth more than the whole amount oi.lnes
mortgage. The Road will form the Great ar hA5
Ronte from Chicago and Mthedakes 10 ~ raw anp
the North Fsst Bonds for sale AZ -, and nteieSt IN
currency by WHITE, MORRIS & CO., No.ls MaiIist
and GWYNNF. JOHNSON & DAY No. 10 "ah-str
where pamphlets and further information Can 0s
obtained.
RuRIINGroN, CEDAR lRAPIDs ,AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest ,by HENRY CLEws & Co.
No. % Wall-st, New-York.
PHILADELPHIA AND READtNG RAILROAD COS
MORTGAGE GOLD OS
For sale by
DRrXEI. MORGAN & Co,
IS Exchange-plsce.
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excess of appli

excess or applications the allotment sneour.o,,
the belief that the entire sO0O00OO win be soon ma
keted The banks at home m[ king all necessary Ar,
rangemens TO convert their Old bonds into the new v
and the conversions to-day, together with domestic h
scrptons, amount TO i8,7O0COO. The general marie,
closed steady.
Fisk a Hatch report Governments "a solIows q, -,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAHGE-FIRsr CALL
lO O'clock A. NJ
Soi>s0f GoreTnmeni Bond,.

ss9s o. sGaN Bona.-Railroaa BoHa.-I
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
,,.n nauadIct,s closing ouotatiOns were !:

The sale OF the regular weekly 100000 or gold by
the Treasurer advance Of his adverisedntenton took
the gold cue quite by surprise and resulted in some
what dlsarr lncng their plans inasmuch as the gold
being ottainahe today up the late strincency Ia
tie extent Of the SALE THIS reflected in the gold
loan market, where lis, 3o2, and 56i, 1,
l-32 and l6i were paid for the OF
gold over night, while subsequently loans we're
made nat and finally ., g. and per cent paid to
have balances carried, though at the close lGi was
bid for the Of gold tomorrow. The days bus-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared $s4Os2OOO Gold balances tj729Ol2; Currency
balances &C. G 400 The following were the quotations
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
THE MARKETS.
Ic.runy Reported for THg rN'srssl

Icsrsfoly Reported for rHg rusrs.l -, q, ,.-,
WYpvEsuAr Arf y l'...
ASWFS-Pots are in good demand aot TIE marsei h " -
Is Pearls are quiet sud unchar fed At S9d9 IS .,.
COTTON-The ieraan. for goods q. spot hss oees
checked by the extreme OF hotet Who we're az
4 " accounts; uricts sGp,ed c bot cOse rattr 'me n r
- bales 81 l,st eyrsrgl u wbh SO Nerr tAeo @ ,s
,pripV snr 20 for srecnaioa lOr future delivery e
eTc and buoysnt early the day With hrN tsee eehs ya.
aui.t snt easier: sales AstooN bass % E n A No.
iSrUtpmbcr He 4O0 stl7 1916 90 81 u ~ ~
tober 90 Al I7Ic lO at u l5l6c 500 Al ; Oeioot H 10
~ lCO s.b a, l8c November snl Dec-mbr ~ tsce a.
eseh AZ Ia December. 4oo lc 80 ise-Iotl ~ sv
no v--A.rtenher $50 lS.c. zUc 1885, 10 az t. "a
II i6c Of sic. "a stl8 Sl6c, llno - tc tVh ih
s,h September October November Hd Decenb~r ~ ne n
loo each septemhe October November snd Dorm e
eether. October 80 ic., O0 a ls.c so 40 u
ls loO II l6c. 90 A. s.c 20 81 IL eI
is ICc: each October November lSic toeth ot
ohrr November and Dtce 1lsr 2ie eii Afe ~
Norrmber D,rcnbsr J.unsri o. fic tgsr :, "a.
8c At 8tc, lo at l5ac, 800 A. st 'e a. % !o 49,.
each, November. Deocuht- Hrd J.i"-rT tl
Srb No,enher and D.ceuher n siE ,ogrrS, reemher ss
10 tc TC0 lJc. COZ al s!c. T." e o, y,,tltc;
lsic IL ol 30 Il Isle; fsbra - :. - - e.a,
March. lS,c 10 al u li6c, 10 . d. Io'@A
u al 4 10 bal,k ~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

The exports specie by the China amounted to si2S
The tenders OF bonds the Treasury to-day footed up
$33i35O 124s. The Treasury bought toOoOV
at Hiss 10 ll223. The following are the particulars:
E-A.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

COFFEB-Ihc general msfket remains n N-J arm 80 r Br.r
he ,upply offering sm,1 Hoher ParD ,rN sS rsa
kul and 0tser STYLES hold der ofu 10 s.hpahs % 80 Ham-
t,y Ia. leen quick embracing ssios ct h. 1la.,
bilit aud - bAgs Ro per horb Amrns ~ .sl 3gN
Rio per Thes 75j do, per Rcl~ins 900 Ter !" of1"'
DO. per Chimes ..,. ..t-..op b-saes
FRRGHTSTh, msrkrt bas continued without
bsins r,rci by he drnuss N sstoster In ~
there vas moderate .cvir l s The eng oa,
Liverpool 200 bgsa Dr.in a. s9Ss
35dNA ls0 bales Of Cotton Sod by sail nv.pa.S Gran
bu,h GIaia steam 10 Bn.o os 'N h,s,. we're se
.rin bsrs with 2oO q Grain CoI r orders I. - s,rsB
ftrect, Bremen dip tO bhls krancd teo t,ou
private terms aVe but has since
dephs British ship to Ar'e sfh ~ 10. In Dosion rh
2bO1 bbl. Refined Petroleum Cork or Falmouth i 0
puVsie term. - 90. ., - -. - demand for he es
yI,. of Pour, these plenty are thef VOC "a sA pnG
are Sn, bsL and ,s nors freely. he hxh gnees sans"~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
6elp Danteo.
CORPORATION Notltes.

CUPREME C0URT-In the matter of the ap-
- pcaon MAYOR aud Commonstv of tie City Of
relative the WlDESIsG and STRENGTHENING ot
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24


MR.. GREELEY
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
WITH HIS
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS
AND HIS
SPEECH on HIS RETURN TO NEW-YORK,
CONTENTS.
CULTIVATION BY STEAM lN LOUiSlASA
LOUISIANA AND HER LEvEES.
Address TO THE FARMERS or TEXAS
Water 10 Agriculture.
Iftl.vCt Agriculture.
Eecrcity-UnderirsHng
Ic.arv Sbood be piversihed
TIE Preservation OF Trees
AaIims for Farmers
GTxAs The STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED
Topography Of ItSaL
How live DO Texas
Tie Future Oi The
Railroads IN Ies4s
Teas . d Land OF Promise.
irpeaiments Travel BOZ TEXAS
UldsyeOped Resources
rns FREEDMEN or THE SOUTH
Their Condition and What they Say.
The Nhie View Of Emancipation.
frUgrrA at Tie South
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELEY " Y. JUNE r.
Mr. Fanchers Address
HT Greeley Response N which be SPEAKS eI his
lBvitsuon 70 TeIas-NOminatOuA
spescles st New Orleans and Columbia
Iuys-tal AmuesJ-Ihe kuklaI
The Tbievug Carpet Baggen
Lee and S.OueNS Jackson.
Tie New Departure.
DEAD Should be Dropped
&c. &C., &c
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION.
Price cents copie, postage paid.
rdes aae'e TO this once vii bs filed on he principle Of First
AodIess THE TRIBUNE Yew.YorL
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

Money has been in good supply and we rate CAL loans
at TO per cent, and prime commercial paper 81 To
per cent Government bonds have been Inactive ana In
tone eyersh and Influenced OF late by the deIange'
ments In gold With reference To the new oan there Is
nothing new report from the European Syndicate the
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

The bids for the Treasury gold to-day amounted to
s5OOO at prices varying from Ill to ll29sl The award
OF s. 100000 at ll27 to 123s! and thus particular
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
epOrt Governments a. follows at.p.m

state bonds, though dun, were firm Tennessees new
at 75, steady South Caronas ut 5s, and stroo,
on missours at 96t, and Georgia gold rs at ss The M
lowing were the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24
s2NONO

Foreign Exchange was weak in the morning, but the
let up I'm cash gold strengthened the views Of buyers In
the afternoon and rates mer and the basis Of
he following ouotations.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-24

II IRENE tDe HdlltT Vi lllt
Se.ori relative WIDENIsG and STRENGTHENING Of
BROADWAY,
Between and Hnnnth and also the making
that per ID, Bo.Tay G ss.See l.: .TsI and H
greater width than One Hundred Feet IN the City New"
W.. the undersigned Commissioners Of E,mste the
above entitled matter hereby notice the owner or owners occ
nd. ne thereby Others may concern
rr Ta, I &c have 60 completed 90. estimate and and a",
lands Gseed thereby and bo may be opposed to the do
our cniSap de oe: Of Is os no. sS'
So " 5 ~ ~ IN d s @ 10 % Is s 'ls I a95a p q D r
hs vi nIt e The sad l5 Gay Of September sI snd for
,p. also the ahd,ri and other documents
ss gs,, q.e By a, 10 %ss % or report @ have Sd been Sed & n & the
TO remain eaul the 2sti "a, Of September lS'l. ,,,
follow, Wit All those lots Peo or parcels Of lind situate Ping and
n. s sc % % e. s1 oosS SaaSa S S p..s % aa @ s@ The
Bnrins point of Intersection Of the center hne of Hn ninth
along the ns Enhnth street to the center ne Of Madison
center hps Of Thi fourth street ssery sorg
I'M street 70 zoe a T dss % , rd I 30 &
center ha Of PoUrsen street thence esey song The center ne Of
'os Fourth line Of place
westerly the line of Asior place Boat-ag thence
ouhsr, .ons ne Of Boss,y the center line fWaser
Icy place thens ne.e along Ls nisr re o. Ma,,te place 70 the
sIh the center line Of Fourteenth street thence westerly
nssss shens nor,hi i .s ~ ts ' T % & S t p D he
along Of ssh o be center line Of Tsnt eighth
westerly che line Of Tweuthth
Nnh thence norhey along
the center Kne 20 the line Of Eighth aena
and ouher along the center line Of Eighth avenue to the
OF place of bes inning
trh Thst report herein will be presented Supreme
NewioT, special term thereof htI
fofe The Honorable Albert Caroo Jrsuoe 10 the Cour, House at
Ctv Hall the Of NrsYok notice Of
cay Hereafter gwen daily cspsper published the CITY
Fourth Section
ohe of the passed Februar
1871.
Dated Sew.Yort August IS, 1871.
WILLIAM VIII 'SSsS Woop jc0nIl'asHsu+
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HOME TELEGRAMs.
Gamblers and hurderers Alike il
Kentucky.

Gamblers and Hurderers Alike in
kentucky.
LoUIsvILLE. September A. Lowdy
Howard, to-day, was fined $500 in the
city court, and sentenced to one years inn
prisonment for firing revolver at Officer
Siebold, last night, when the latter at.
tempted to arrest him for disorderly con-
duct. The case was . flsgrant attempt to
kill the officer in discharge of his duty.
A sentence Of twelve months imprison-
ment and fine of five hundred dollars
was imposed on VIM. Cartwright, in the
city court, this afternoon, for keeping a
gambling house. Cartwright has disap-
peared, foFfeiting $500 bail.
0ficiaI Vote of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, September 4. The official
vote of the late election was counted at
Frankfort to-day and all commissions
issued,
special to the Courier Journal saws
the official majorities stand thus: Cover
nor P. A. Leslie SO 976: Leutenan Cover
nor J. G.. Carlisle SO 627; Attorney General
Jno. Rodmsn SO $50; Auditor d. Howard
Smith Il, 0,145; Treasurer j. W. Tate 80
S3S; Register J. A. Grant SO, 1894; Super
intepdent Public instruction n. A. NJ.
Henderson 4l,27Q. No Official returns
have been received from Wolf county,
where Leslie had $50 majority. Governor
Leslie has selected A. J. James as Secre-
tary of State, and W. II. Bolts as Assist
ant Secretary. 1903
Schism in the Episcopal Church.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Rev. Geo.
E. Thrall, rector of Emanuel Church, Fff-
.ty-ssventh street, has al the request of
his congregation adopted the lithuTgy of a
Union prayer book, which differs from
that In use in the diocese of New York
Mr.. Tbrsll states that this ritual is the
work of q number Of divines both of this
country and Englsnd It was free from
passages which had given rise to contYo-
versies and contention in the church, The
congregation seemed pleased with the
changes made In the old form and re-
sponded with great besrtiness. This with
drawsl from the Protestant Episcopal
Church, 1t is thought, may prove the be-
ginning Of serious chism.
The irish and New York Finances.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Some &c-
counts of ths county expenditures are
again published to-day. These accounts
are said to be taken from the lists fur
nished by the Mayor and Comptroller and
show that in 1869 and 1871, nearly thirteen
and half millions are tsken from the
public treasury, of which, five and three
quarter millions went to Ingersoll, nearly
five millions to A. J. GarEey, and one
million and quarter to Keyser & Co.
Three quarters of q million of the said
money has been paid to J. A. Smith, who
is believed to be myth.
The Irish are beginning to take action
in reference to the alleged frauds on the
city treasury. At meeting of the Irish
Democrats, on Saturday, resolutions were
passed calling upon the Comptroller to re
sign, and denounced generally the pecu-
lations of the ring. It was decided TO
have a public meeting to further carry ont
he objects Of the association. 90 ila
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To Conquer is to Cypress.

NEW YORK, September A CORE
spondent Of the London Telegraph, writ
iag'from Metz, under date of August 10th
says the results Of the late war have pro-
duced the most disastrous consequences
upon the French residents In the border
counties. The Germans are trying Il
make things look bright, but they do moi
succeed. They get up pleasant concerts
but the natives do not attend them.
Three-fourths of the women, of all classes,
dress in black. Nearly half of the popu.
lation have already emlgrsted, and the
other half are preparing 20 do likewise.
Every other private house is empty, or for
sale. German Rhop-keepers are rapidIy
replacing the natives of the soil. Though
there is & general belief among French
men that Metz will yet be restored to
France, the Inhabitants Of Metz feel con.
WINGED that no power in the world will
ever wrest Metz from Teutonic grasp, OF
induce the Emperor Of the Fatherlsnd tc
yield 1t mp by pesceshle means.
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NARRoW-GAUcE
The County Of EcNary Alive. and at Work

PUKDY, August "A, 187l.-To- day
the citizen Of Purdy assembled at the
cOurt-hOUs' for the purpose of cOnsid-
ering the feasibility Of the contempla-
ted narrow gauge railroad from Mem
phis to Savannah, and Of selecting del
egates to represent them at the rail-
road meeting and barbecue at Bolivar,
The meeting was called to order
and its object explained by the Hon.
S. L. Warren. On motion, J. W.
Pace was called to the chair, and A.
B. Person was chosen secretary.
After pertinent remarks made by
several upon the great benefits to be
derived from railroads generally. and
most especially those that would fol-
low To the people of this county from
the one proposed, committee was
appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Duke,
Turner and Warren, to select said del
egates.
The committee reported as dele
gates: J. L. Wisdom, ID. n. Huddle.
ston, George E. Meeks, DIR. Asa Bell,
I. F. Huddleston, A. B. Parson. J. R.
Adams, and S l.. Warren, with the
following resolution:
ResolUed, That we, the people OF
McNairy county, tender our cOngrat-
ulatiOns TO the citizens of Hardin,
Hardeman, Fayette and Shelby coun.
ties upon their efforts to build the rail-
road from Memphis to Savannah, and
pledge our hearty support in the same.
On motion, Il was ordered that the
proceedings of this meeting be fur
ufshpd the JacxgOn JphiJ and Tribune
Bolivar Bulletin, SOmerville Falcon,
and the Memphis Avalanche and AP.
PEAL, with request that they publish
the same.
JAMES ". PACE, Chairman.
A. B. PERSON, Sec'y.
There are men of capital in this
county who are aroused on the subject
Of this road, and will furnish money
instead of gas TO build the same. Let
the question be sgitated.-A. B. P.l
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The girl killed by the abortionist,
RozenWeig, was resident OF Pater-
son, N. J., where she was seduced by
a young clerk named Conklin, who,
in s fit Of remorse at his share in the
infamous transaction, yesterday shot
himself in the Office OF his employer,
Mr.. Dale, owner of the silk mills. In
one Of his pockets note was found,
which read as follows: 81 have long
had a morbid idea of the worthless
ness Of life, and now to be obliged to
testify In this affair, and cause un-
pleasantness in my family, is more
than life is worth. Goodbye, dear
father, mother, brother and sister.
"[Signedl s'+-1'' WALT"
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Tha Reaat nenounoad as q Mnnatrnalt,

HARTFORD. September A circular
letter from General Hawley is published
IN reply to General Buffers Springfield
speech, in which Hswley says that he
thinks that Butler Is the most reckless.
INSCRIPTIONS, dangerous demagogue 8
this country has seen since Aaron Burr,
and that he may make q good deal OF
trouble but he will kill himself. he
might succeed in Paris as Robespierre
and Rochefort succeeded, but he is a mon
strosity in New England.
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