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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

Ras" If Jay Cooke 4 Co. would start
a Banking Establishment in Mechan-
icstown, they would find out that it
could do land office business.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

naa- Baltimore has had a perfect
surfeit Of Masonic gala days this
week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

Some of the Massachusetts, papers
have ceased calling Gen. B. +. Butler
the Beast" and now dcnominate him
as the "Bnnargus" of Moral Reform.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
MANY VOTERS.

cS" The Rev. JAMES THOMAS, OF
Utica Mills, Crcagcrstown District, at the
urgent solicitation of his personal and po-
litical friends, we are authorized to state,
is a candidate for Judge of the Orphans
Court of Frederick county, subject to the
decision of the Republican Nominating
County Convention. sept .3lt'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

rrirl, on Tic seth instant:
Mi. ca Damuth, Eugene J Gcrnand,
John RouZcr, Joshua Stokes,
John Root, lllam SlN,
William Freeze, David I: Martin,
n NJ. Parrish. Simon Weller,
Newton {. GroI, John lahdrrS,
john Hoover. Nash g.; mp:
A. 4. TroXrN, George W Foreman.
Isaac :. Amman, Jonathan Gaush,
Gro.W. StorbS,lalr, J.. Picking,
GEO. II. johnson, Geo \. Damutl,
A. S. Gents, j. J. IIcnSlaw,
Cui John II. Rouzcr.
l.. PICKING, Ch'mn.
JcHN LANpEE>, Scc'ry.
-:$" Look out for soo,s coming ON the
Railroad not Marked
SALE At FRANKLIN Ml1.Ls-Th'
Tru-lrrS Sale of the personal proper
* Of Win. &. I,anlrrs. took plar" Ia~'
"Wednesday, 2oth instant, at FRANKLIN.
Mills. Th"'r was a pretty large Grove
assembled together, considering tie
naw day and Court was in session.
Things sold low rs general thing. go
The corn, as il stood cut and shocked
in be fields, brought 50 per acre 8
uu!I hroughtSU:%'; the household furn.
turr articles were mostly bought IN b.!
y ul. Lanlcrs, r, a very clever young
man. The amount Of sales will rcacl.
nr.wccn $4,000 or $1,000.
Dsn.. According t, the Almanac tn,
first fall day commences tomorrow.
THE +. Il. CARS pEPAET---
Morning tram .................6:rO
Afternoon train ..............u:4O.
REGIsTEATIoS.-We are informed
Nv Mr.. b. ColltIowcr, Registrar, that
the whole number Of Registered \ o.
ters in Mechanicstown District at the
last election was. ................ 414
On the three days Of the 18th,
10Th and Goth instant, there were &c
new names added to the list. -
From which deduct 5O(
Dleu...... $4,000. ,........
RcmOved. .... ...... ...... ID II
Leaving
As the registered list Of voters A.!
TO this may be added some II
more in October; making the
whole strength Of the District
abOut............... ......... ....... oUl
qualified voters.
There is now daily mail line from
Baltimore to Sabillasville the cars OF
the W. NJ. K. Il. 60 up regularly every
lay. Sab.llasville is evidently look
Ing up.
The Hon. John Lee Chapman, for.
merlv President Of the W. NJ r. r
Company passed up in the cars OIL
Tuesday noon train.
nen. The Sabbath School scholars
of the Evan. Luth. church at Bethel
were addressed in short discourses by
their Pastor, Rev. j. Summers, and
Elder James Creeger, on last Sunday
evening. The school is IN a very
tlourshing condition.
pea.. When the Cattle Show anG
Fair takes place in Westminster, hun.
dreds of people would extend theil
visit to Mechanicstown, if we had {
Big Hotel to accommodate them.
The nights and mornings are pretty
cool, and we may soon expect Jack
Frost to be around.
nsE" Cumberland, Maryland, ha.
five or six hotels to accommodate tn,
passenger travel, but that is no
enough. Hence the B. & @. R. r. Co
is putting up Big Hotel to COS
100000, to accommodate the i'm
mense travel and traffic which vii
soon come over the road. Why can
the W. M. r. R., or somebody els,
build Big Hotel here?
Wednesday was a raw, bleak, col,
| Iav.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

The Baltimore correspondent of the
Annapolis RYvbIco" estimates VIII
liam Pnkney Whyte's majority tol
Governor in that city at $1,000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

p.yf~ A little fire these mornings is
cry comfortable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

In Milwaukee, when a lazy man is
caught at work, they say lie Is med
ding with industry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

The time for coon hunting is com
ing. They are reported to be numcr-
Gus in the creek bottoms.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

gl?;y~ We have but one inhabita,t, a
native Of the Celestial Empire, in
Frederick county, and she don'tvote.
Where is Susan 3. Anthony, (orrlt
Smith, Theodore Tilton and Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, to stir up the softer sex
on the subject of female suffrage?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

The Grain market is becoming more
active. Wheat and corn are adyanc
ing a little
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
nenu The people of Massachusetts,

BSsan IHe peoIlo VI "A'o''oAA"
are famous for starting new ideas AMI
innovations upon old established Gus
toms and routine affairs. During tie
war of 1872 IA, they resolved in OYER
whelming numbers that it was un'e-
coming a moral and religious people
to rejoice in the victories obtained
over the enemies of their country. -
They refused to celebrate Perry $ nc
tory over the British fleet on Lake
Erie. Now Gen. b. +. Butler md
Wendell Phillips are striving to re-
generate that old Commonwealth, to
improve the condition of the pressand
the Republican party, and to obaln
a political, moral and religious VIC
tory over the old lo"ies.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
ta;- THE FREDERICK COUNTY AGRI- !

| e. THE FREDERICK COUNTY AaRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY hold their next Fair
at Frederick, Md, on the 10th, 18th, 18th
and 18th of October. For attractiveness
and general success the Fairs Of this So
cicty during the past three years have per-
haps been unequalled, as evinced by the
immense attendance of visitors. Arrange
mcnts are being made to render the COM
ing Exhibition still more attractive. The
grounds have been enlarged, and the track
extended to u half mile. Hon. HORACE
GREELEY will deliver the annual adj
dress. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will issue round-trip tickets, and
will carry articles and stock at reduced
rates.
cW New CENSUS AND PATENT LAWS
We are indebted to Mum s. Co. Pub
fishers of the Scientific american, New
York, for neat little bound volume OF l29
pages, entitled as above. 1t contains the
complete Census of 1870, showing the
Population, by countless Of all the States
and Territories, with their Areas, and the
Population of the Principal towns and
Cities. Also, the new Patent Laws
Laws in full, with Fo.ms, Official Rules
Directions how to obtain Patents, Copy
rights, Regulations for Trade Marks, AS
.i.rnn,cnts How TO sell Patents, etc. Also
large variety of valuable information re-
Eating tu Water Wheels, Steam Engines
and othcl. mechanism, with many useful
tables ana recipes, 175 diagrams OF Me-
chanical Movements, etc. We advise every
body to send for it as above. Price, 20 cts.
A more valuable compendium, for so small
price, has rarely been published.
REPUBLICAN, NEE TING.
The Republican Voters of Mechanics
town District assembled at the Academy,
ON Saturday evening. the 10th inst, Mr..
LEONARD PICKING was called to the
Char, and JonS LASDEEs appointed Sec
.c,arv. The following Delegates were Sc
hcird to meet the Republican Nominating
County Convention which meets ut Fred
rrirk, on tic 3>th instant:
NJ; 4 A D,,n,th EuUrpp i (,crnanu.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

renn Candidates for public favor
have been as active and smiling as
Jack Frost this week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

szzg" 1t is thoayht lhc co'ores' VOC"
Of this county will b" largely inc."as-
ed from that of last Noycmber.
The Sacramento Lnion says that
onc-fourth Of the coIorcd men in Cali
iornia. some 1000 or 1000 in all,
yo,cl the Democratic ticket at the
late election in that state. lA" li-
ncsc did not vote at all. Why the
difference
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

"KATE DurrlS,' when she sends
us her real name, will find a place IN
our columns. We don't publish anon
ymOus communications.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

The CLARION is an independent
papcr-frec to all, on all ~uhi""tS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

Advance pay is the motto with nc"S
papers that thrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
THE CROPS.

OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM TIE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTEENT.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-COrR-IheJu yrcturns
OF the Statistical Division Of the Department OF Agcui-
ture show IA marked increase in the acreage OF corn
amounting fully 100000, OF which 2eOoo are uuc 10
the determination OF the Cotton states 10 supply
themselves with bread. 1t is assumed that
tho area in corn equals 100000 OF acres, or
more than half the total acreage OF al ed crops
only States falling increase their area ln corn are
York, the New-Eng States, ana lne rae
maryIand virgins North Carolina sonth Caro-
i louisiana Is; Texas 49, Arkansas "a Tennessee, 4;
West Virginia g. Kentucky, 81 Missouri, l0 Illinois, G;
Indiana, a. Ohio, 8; Michigan 81 Wisconsin, q MhhesoIa'
H. Iowa. 10; Kansas, 6G Nebraska, go ~. - A., 9. -,
WheGlLTEe condition OF Winter wheat on the LIST or
July was somewhat above the average The spring va
riety presented worse appearance than is Reeh re-
ported for several years at the same Gate Inc fPG
and large proportion had been cut at the dae OF the re-
turns Never was tere pe,.er af and Scal inreS
from dIouth have been the principal dIdWpachs. iIe
lows: New Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts, Conner
ticu Virginia and all the more Southern states, eAccP
Texas while Kentucky presents an SeF ad "a 10
II per cent Among the States showing hlgh ayerai
s sp1 4o a - Nebraska o Oregon l. The Winter
wheat Of Iowa and Wisconsin Is In hlSh conHl'9, Dut
area of Winter wheat the in which s condition is
highest, though majority Of the Winter wheat States
6 GePSr si.tes isom Which favorable reports
Of Spring wheat are received are ~ Malne
New IiampshIre Connecticut, and oregon. The per-
ccnagcs below average are as follows Missouri %
Wisconsin, 90; Minnesota, 80 Iowa, Is; Kan
sas, Is; Nebraska, IL. The chneh Dug mas
been very destructive TO Spring wheat. A idfI
allowing for the increase in acreage and the large yled
of Winter wheat in good wheat districts, the loss IN the
Spring variety must reduce the aggregate sohe"h" Dc
low an average yield. ~ 80,
HGv-The nay crop will be n comparatively small ore.
IoLIocs-Ths crop promises average yield II IL cS
canes drouh and rot IN the future, notwithstanding the
nrryalence OF the Colorado bug. Continued vigilance
has partially ayerted loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

FOURTH DAY-TUBMAN THE WINNER OF TIE
NILE DASH; MIDDAY OF TIE SELLING RACE,
AND EOLUs OF TIE TWO-MILE RACE.
SARATOGA, July 15-Ths has been the fourth
day of the meeting and the most delightful weater
his prevailed The July meeting is not Of such impOr
tance in racing point OF view as tue August BatheI
ing; indeed had it not been for the meeting OF the
two turf champions Of the West and East, Long
fellow and Kinglshcr, the present racing car
niyal would have been OF secondary Importance
The attendance except the opening day. has undoup
edly been both numerous and fashionable but the heds
OF horses have been small and not OF the Mghest Glass;
This NAV he Justly attributed TO two causcsi the col
hion between the Saratoga and Long Branch Associa
lions in the fixing of their meetings, aud thcr
quelt clashing together mus PiestenILn nth meet
ings and the practice which prevails mere, as az
ic9e Of running their horses by imposing them an en-
trance fee OF per cent In purses; ms Is suclut
policy and has the effect OF reducing tne nu,nnor y.
horses starting In purse races, and as necessary con
quence diminishing the public interest in sGch contests
The summaries tell the results OF the contests
pm.r R.cs-Pure 900; foi an .se,j one TIls r,o,s
Geo H. Rices TbmaB By War Dance dam Lass Of sd
carroll pV cosf: oitoI Dr. Yeas By Dcnc dam Canary
Pe SG Csca:: en- years By Cea.o Rachel DsT
sa d.ieaa. c gears b. Lexington sJ Lewis 81
%
eRcoxp Rlor-seng Race Purse s6oo Tor all 'Ee,i miles,
for 5000 allowed lbs for $500 IL si for S0' Is l''i tho
winner to he sod 81 AUCTION yu...
A. Bemonts eli Nellie James years. b. Dollar dam feaf DC
Sl,hO %
D. MeDsHel. b. Belmont years by Lexington Dam ALABAMA
$1,000. %
D. + g. Rouule years By Revolver Gam uehs anne
Forte. Boyles Mohawk years by Norton, dam Reoeea l.
Pnoe, sold Tor Slc"'
Tgrpp RlcH-Purse $500 for all sgesi two mla' N,
T. w DoEers Eous b. c., years, by bennington cam rh!
Deson Crawfors Hampton, eh c. 9ye'r % censor Jam
Join Morse Defender eh b. years by John aorgn Gam O'a
lG3 pounds.
F. NJ liaps Fanny Gray, {, years Baltimore dam fa'e @
CHILE Harold ~ pounds
Time &8h - go o,.r,
To.morrow IongfellOw and kingfishcr VIII nght tnelr
battle over again. for both will be entered In the three
milo nurse of 81 900 The second meeting OF thcse TWO
great racers is creating tire most intense Interest among
Facing men, many OF whom think that hlnghsner Win
iurn tie tables ON his cOnquerer at the longer as
tance. There three races on , AlontaSsma
hrrdle race with four entries-Oysternan Belmont san
ford, Tlmmany; two-year-old race DeIween Io t
MCIityre Joe Daniels, Manitoba, and Thompson llgnI
ming Glly; and the Sequel Stakes, two miles " the
twentythree entries for the race the starters are a
Clark John Merrymau BY the Sea, Express anu SeLlle
Ransom. This will be most exciting contest anu nis
1rndnccd sOre heavy speculation. Mary Clark mas Tue
call in the betting, with BY the Sea next IA esth"'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

OF their Lutheran ancestors As Americans. venture
70 IcCr 10 the results Of our national experience as Illus
individuals and the stability OF government BY Ieli-
flonS liberty We DO not intend freedom from all author
Nv, much less that all opinions are equally good,
but simply tho right OF every individual TO I've
heve and worship according TO his own free
"a revealed in bis holy Word In the United states all
religious denominations ana forms of worship equal
never intcrfcres with their internal affairs Tie Orthodox
Greek Church, though with MS The smallest TO mum
NE oiuions and extend ia inG1cnc "s III In Tho
United States as IN the Empire Of Russia This religious
freedom we have found not only relief 10 the State
from agaiions and cares, but the sures pledge Of So
respect and charity among the different denOm-
nations and by .lmratting 80 sense of security
rights In view Of these considerations respectfully
unite our request with that OF our brethren In Europe in
behalf OF yOnr Imperial Maestys SUBJECTS in the Baltic
Provinces, that they may be permitted TO worship God
and to educate their children according TO the faith OF
their fathers, aud free preference OF their con-
sciences. Still further I'm behalf Of American mission
ss gbd Syo % o. aGS Pey ah SG
Armcnians, HISTORIANS, and other Christians under
Mohammedan rule In Turkey and on the borders OF the
Russian D0miniOns, beg leave To- ask that your In
peral Maiestys Christian Government may be induced
to grant within the limits OF It, among an
liberty of worship aud RELIGIOUS instruction, including
In support of the memorial which we now earnestly
ChristiaIy when being spiritual i'm its nature Requires
moral influence and motives TO the sacred rights Of con-
science which demand outward expression In freedom
Of public Worship 10 the spirit II modern civilization,
winch favOrs religious liberty and seems to anticipate ITS
universal prevalence and to The peeepts OF Jesus Christ
whose kingdom Is not Of this world, and who Is 1.-THE
Head all things 10 the Church." In the
sincere hope that your Imperial Majesty may have the
high satisfaction OF adding another 10 those great acts Of
benevolent which have inspired the gratitude OF man
kind, aud .uutly invoking upon your Imperial Majesty
and upon Russia the blessing OF Almighty God by
whom king reign and princes decree justice, we sub
scribe - VITA profound respect, your Imperial
Mdicstv's o. .eUt servants,
VILLA DAMS, NORMAN WHITE,
joins c. y Brown, NATHAN BISHOP,
NHGAr DODGE, SALMON L. CHASE,
CHAEILs Il. MCILvAiSP, PETER PARKER,
MATHEW SIMPSON.
PHILIP sCHATT, Secretary.
Dispatches from Riga announce that terrible fire is
raging among the shipping in that port Fully 80 barks
have been burned half of which loaded with hemp
aud corn. Tie American bark Killers is among the ves-
scls reported TO have been destroyed The ls't els
patches soy Tie Gre is under control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TEE

lanes Calvert was killed at Lockport n. V,
Ssiurtay. by runaway accident
Extensive fires are raging III the nelghDoriIood
# satan Csupda de,tfoying the siInlag crops exc.
The residence OBJ ". Ingraham, Laguna Rancho,
Santa County Cal, Ouiael Oh 'sl''!' A" 7.V"
Michael Greeley was crushed To- death az Bos-
on lTlsy IN TOE Boston az iO' ''' ''' '''
hamper and u brick vail
w. & r. Henry's mill and stables. at King,
Canada we're burned SATURDAY together with fOo worth Of lam
Der sBa lCO cords VI bard WOOD Loss H'',1'"
Capt David C. Standard, proprietor of the
Buun Trrre Hsue ili s.lehs ot LmeH IN Tue ado-
men on saiarisy with pistol INJECTING a iial wound
"A large fire broke out at Bellefontes Penn on
-. md Two law ofees 5000 partially Insured
The Cnroners inquest into the shooting Of
Hler charged tbs murder Cornelius
o"nr. Who Is falls await the aetoa Of the Grand Jury
DR. s. r. Shuman accused of manslaughter in
enT In death OF Hena Padtn by marletoe has been logad
% IL the Crmas iLe District Of Columbia. motion las
been made for new naL
At celebration at Loon Lake, in the town Of
U.,Is,i subn Co A. H. Friday, dschsrpd
ns, n.ts1y Killing M Rysder fatally woaailBg Psrhul,
sua Rightly iha airing several ladies'
Bonnester's warehouse, the Lake House. and
,hr hufus. were burned Saturday Fond lac, Wis
injured and child supposed
have teen burned to death Loss, -oo.sco.
Sergeant Edmund Bryan, U. s. Amy, in charge
wa, on Saturday, before o. T. soner Bdle
CHARGED fonoa.ly removing Of copper
can, The properly Of lie Government lie vas belt to bail
Michael OBrieD while intoxicated WIS put of
railroad train near PeJop Mas While ston the ah
ay To os eopp'seb add s t's'ePAn sh Of
p.slseroa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
FRANCE.
COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE AGREED On IN
COMMITrEE-MORE ARRESTS OF COMMUNISTS
-THIERs AND TIE POPE

-IHIERs AND TIE POPE.
PARIS July &c, ISL
The Committee of the Assembly upon the
REORGANIZATION of tie Army has adopted the principle OF
corpulsorv service In ii is adopted by the Assem-
bly, the National Guards VIII be Gisbandcd throughout
the country
NJ Theirs to-day received deputatlon Of the members
Of the Left in the Assembly, who complained Of the con-
tnuaon OF arrests and Of the state of ege in Paris and
of the nOnromOyal Of the capital from Versailles Inc
President reply said that the persons arrested were
accused OF henOus crimes that military rule would soon
be abolished and that the capital will be removed TO
Paris after the recess Of the Assembly in October.
The number of arrests made daily is still largo. Two
hundred prisoners arrese in the ontIougc quar-
ter alone, last week.
La france announces that frank aHi sincere expana-
tons been exchanged with the italian Government
the subjects Of the occupation of Rome as the capital
Of Italy and the status Of the Pope.
The Arenir Liberal asserts that President Theirs has
written short and vague letter to the Pope, limiting
that France will support the Papacy ALPHABETICALLY
other powers act with her, while the Journal 0No'e
again pronounces the alleged letter Of President Theirs
10 the POpe a forgery.
In the Assembly, to-day the Government announced
that proceedings had been commenced in the courts
against the purchasers of arms in the United states for
malieasanee in office Archbishop GubeTt OF Tours has
been appointed successor 10 Agr Darboy Archbishop
Of Paris The Duke Of Chartres has asked leave 70
with the French troops IN Algeria
The cOurtsmartia for the trial Of the Communist pris
will open tomorrow. Gen. DAurcos de Paladine
has been appointed Comuaudiu; Of the Fourteenth
Military Division of France
1t is impossible yet to obtain details % the disaster At
Yincennes. Explosions contnue and it is dangerous to
approach the scene Of confusion and calamity. Many
persons have been struck by bullets at great distance
from the factory of St. Maur Tue buildings and stores
used in the manufacture Of prOecies have been en-
tirely destroyed The accident Occurred-from the
loading Of powdcrcars in too close proximity to
the machinery used in the preparation of projectiies
1t Is stated that only person has been killed
by the explosion, though many have been injured. Tue
Legt1ist chiefs declare that their party still remains
intact Despite the manifesto Of the Count de Cham
ord of the members of the party contemplate the
issue OF circular proclaing adherence to the Count
under an circumstance, bat il obtains very few sigma
! tu4Cl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

> PETITION YOH RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE.
IoSros, saturday, July IS, 1871

PETITION YOH RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE.
LoHros saturday, July IS, 1871.
4 dispatch from stuttgart announces the re-
tpton o. deputuiijn from the American Evangelical
A.l,u,c by Prince E0.tsclaEOG to-day. The addre SIS
.fom the Alliance 10 i4c Gar presented and ia
yo.aby received Tine address which was prepared in
sd,SHce sid sor which indebted TO one Of the
IucB5ers OF the Geputltion. il ~ follows:
% HI !aserQ} lf0irgis ALEXANDRA IL, Emperor ~
AI {t< Tie undtrsign citizens OF The United
States OF America ana eegatcs Of the American branch
81 tie Evan selical Alliance, which - AN organization
composed J Protestant tlTlsti9us OF dinefcnt oendm-
ton, 3uI countries beg leave most respectfully 10 ex-
plain tho Circumstance which baye prompted nus aD
peal 20 yeuT Imp ria NJ ,sy. b. Increased facilities
OF rc9nnnn eaton, The uuliy Of the hlinan iAplY
become inD." aud more practical reahy. hbsChai
act DI justice aud philanthropy exert direct ihHucbee
beyond the boundaries Of the countries III Wh.h thy
Original. The bene yOicat DEGREES OF your lmIeiHt
hlG.ly reference IL the serts command the adiiih
tiuA ~ l Tie !1rRfs Of humanity IN 0Jr own laud ana
thr9ce ont RE world ahJ had favorable effect upon
oar bOyci:Ju ent ia .ijnRing about, sbOiy EittI
ward. lh- rlnnnt 'v'tiDr Of $4,000 ot slave.
Confidence ia tn wcl Known beneyolcnca OF your In
pe.Gi Mnic'g embc. i-ss Ms 20 express The ptoiOdm
stwathy iclt Dr. n,utt.tfs n "ur own cOhuiTy VIII
ll @ number C yoar Imperial Maiessys subies - inc
BH.ic PfOyiig"T, whose condition Is 20 graphically a.
se Ibed ia the report made 10 yOIr Imp val Majcy Ul
CouBt I.sbr1shi ~ April ItGi, aud wh,. by eai,t"y
laws, a!"pescnte1 hDn openy returning 10 the inib