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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-10

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Cincinnati Market.

90. CINCINNATI. Febru,ry 10.
5. COTTON-Dem,nd good at full.prices;low
middTing, 22H@22Ac. 1
FLOUR-De,nand far AMI market Grm;
family 81 Is to Z 40.
WHEAT-S 60to 10.
d CORN--46 to Ale sf; 4s6
RYE-94 to G4c.
OATS-4S to 45c.
y BARLEY-75 to SET. -r
PROVlSIONS--Peik;I IS x
LARD-93Sc. -.
HOGS 4Ol4 50 f,s vessI
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We are pleased to learn that
Rev. VIM. Comstock has so far
recovered from his recent illness
as to attend to his PASTORAL duties
The subject for the mornin 6 dis
course, tomorrow, will be "Mot-
toes and Principles"
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The Republican County Conven-
will be held to-day.
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~ Office open fr0mv:15 A. II. to 1899
p,x. a0n Sunday, fron 900 to 1000 An
NDTbose who desire to get to their work
ct an earlier hour and want their mail matter.
can get into the Office by the north east
door.
B. W. DAVIS. P. n :.
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We trust that we are not TO real
ize fulfillment OF the old ajage,
that, "As the days lengthen, the
cold strengthens" 2-
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SUCCESSOR TO

= q SUCCESSOR TO -
4. NJ. PADTIsoN .
NKElLL continue the DRUG BUSINESS
w At the old stand. Corner Of Main aud
Marion Streets, where can be found at all
times a full stock of
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Rev. j. H. Baylies, formerly of
Trinity church, will lecture Tues
day evening Feb. 18Th, at Central
Church, on Lies Failures Lee.
ture will commence It u O'Clock
admission Is cents.
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{ The Good Templarso Of Ierre
Hautc have tlfsa,andedp log M
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Rev. E. d. Snyder will deliver
his lecture on BURNERS, at Cen.
trail Church, on the evening Of the
5th of March, SO
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For the most complete Stock of
Muslins, Checks, Tickings &c. go to
GEO. Il. kNoLLENBERG.
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The resolutions of Cambridge
temperance convention in another
column. The enterprise Of the
Palladium in this record would
have been note-worthy, had it's day
Of publication been on Thursday
instead Of Saturday, provided tho
proceedings had been sent u in
time! Thus We might have been
ahead Of ell our city pspers!, Sol!
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The Grand Jury was again in
I I session tll.sweekt Al gAG
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LIST OF LETTERS

:smaiuing in the Post Office at Rich m ond
Ind, FEBRUARY, 1o,ls72.
Persons calling l,r these Letters will pleas
say "ADvERgISED'' and give tho date o!
~
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All who enjoy q good square
meal, should remember Meals Din
ing Hah on Noble street, opposite
the new passenger depot
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Best Ohio coal. for twenty five
cents, at Simmons.
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STYLE AND REDUCED TERMS.
Wanted.

w d1lC0O.
Everybody 70 send Thirty Conls. asd
receive FREE by return mail, good Name
Plate, Fndelibiel Ink, Brush, &C., for maskiue
linen. clothing, towels. books, envelopeob ois.
culars, a., TO. Write name pl,in.
Ad lress, ALLEN SELBY,
4sma Gordon, 6Ais.
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e. Spelling SCHOOLS ateT pow j
vogue. One wnssholsaa ut the nrs
schoplrhouss north o. nwn, on Ii !
marlborough Pike, Wednesday
night.
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Call and see our Stock of Car
pets, Oil Cloths &c i.-L
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Farmers. bring your Rag Carpets
to
GEO. Ii KNOLLENBERG.
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No. I new crop Of Clover Seed
for sale at j. Nj. Wescotrs g..
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Csc. II. kNoLLENBERG.
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Youghioghcny coal ~ Simmons, ;
at twenty-five cent?
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No. 8 arrives State Line at 9;55 p. m, and
No 10 at 6;lOa m. No. 10 leaves Chicago
Dsily, except Saturday. All other Trains
r%kart Daily except Sunday. e.
.tstEt.;4Efl FitJ5l{i CsEMYERS,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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LOG AL RECORD.
Five Thursdays in this month.

. Next "Wednesday is Valentine
day. a 800. : sso 49, s
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os. aud run Daily. All other tram
Daily. except Sunday. =
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gineer was read and accepted.
A communication was read from
the Committee on Fire Department,
of Kokomo, looking to the pur.
chase Of two Of our hand engines.
Refcrred'to Committee on Fire
Department with instructions to
reply that we have no engines to
dispose of.
BY permission, VIM G. Robinson,
on behalf of committee of COLOR
ed citizens. appointed by the mass
meeting held by them on the 22nd
Of January, read a petition look
ing to fuller recognition Of the
colored eliment by the city author.
tiles in the comforting OF public
offices and public worA. The re-
port complained that the Street
Commissioner he'd refused to en-
ploy colored men on street work,
and had in some instances turned
off those already employed. Tie
matter was referred to the Board
Of Public improvements.
On motion the Council adjourn
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Richmond and Chicasp Division.
GOING NORTH. sA7
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
\ COURT CALeNOARS-THlS DAY.

COMMISSION OF APPEALs.-Nos, 12S 27l, 400, 4ol,
$780, 89s, 4o2 40 4o4, 4o6, 4oe Ao7, 40s, 4oo 40.
SUPREME Coo. aT-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Brady.-Demurr< r-No. I. Issues Of law and fact
Nos 3d. 2s 49, A93, o. 90, "a, so, SA /, s, 10, d.
SUPREME CouRTE CIRculr-Part Held BY Judge
yam Brunt.-Nos 81 $, 22S. 1851 e4e, l7ol, s56, Il
T. 2 2ss, looex, 1855 lo7sf 1lSS, 1914 1881. 1859,
liz l72i 1872 172S " PaTt no 2Mheld BY Judge
55O 77sk Ss4 72e, 1882, "a s. 1884, 1904 27oss r. c.,
832, 500, $40, 854.
suPEEME CouRr-CHAMBri es-Held by Judge Leo
Aard-Third Monday calendar.
ipage on Pa Zoe s1a 6y 5y, Judge
sSo ~, loes ll6s, s22, 1884, 1855, 164>
nv fGes oF S EoHaoS pLEAs-GENEn NJ ikkShea 10
s2& % O. 49, o. sS 90, 81, is, 81, 2S O. 50 O. 50
COURT pr COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM Part l.
Held by Judge L0ew.-N0s. 1864, 6s $780, o6, 1867,
1881, 1897, 1887 977, 20s0 1473, 2492, 1913 90 a.
MARINE CovRT-TRIAL TERM-Part HE. q BY
Judge 6hea-Nos se73h ss41, $3.50, 1891, 7ole 1891,
7e6S $3.50, e2o4, $685. ss37, sa4s. Part 2-Heid BY
Judge Joachimsen.-Nos $685. $3.50, 8737, $780, e1bS,
3le0 917O OH, 9172, 9l78 9174, 9l75, el78 9177,
ms. Part a-Hed BY Judge Gross:-Nos. s74s, 7.4s,
)78I p76l, 1917.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20

hands Of meroenary nurses, and without single
CLEAN OF human sympathy lighting up his path To
such an one the posy OF brigD G-hued flowers and
the kind face that comes witt 10 are eloquent with
pity and tenderness and, pre- aching In silent SIN
cerity the kinship OF mankt nd saves him, perhaps
from utter hoplessness anr despair.
Ihts charlty ls as unpIe tentiOus In Its mission OF
Twice a week, every uesday and Saturday morn
ing, little compaT y OF ladies assemble in the
Fourth avenue between Nineteenth and
Twentieth str cts and receive such con
trlDutions o. fruit or flowers as may be
sent Lnere. ouquets ready made are not solicited,
Simply cut = Lowers, which are forthwith spread out
on coupv OF tables and tied up by the deft hands
OF tIe am iteur nower grls into bouquets OF con-
q reaso nably fresh leaf is wasted, and for half
dozen dozen hours the work OF asserting and
vart ID only by an occasional excitement In
ehe shape Of the arrival OF footman with
a. d big basket OF fresh contributions. In this
w ay i've or six hundred little posies are made up
the course OF the session: The number has
average. The afternoon is occupied with the work
OF distribution. All the hospitals where the
poor most need such benefactons for example,
Bellevue and the colored hospitals are visited and
the bouquets and fruit doled out. Nearly always
the patients prefer the bouquets, II they are offered
their choice OF flowers fruit-in itself touching
testimony to the reality Of the good effected. OF
course the Mission takes no account whatever OF
creed or antecedents In its ministrations.
Any kind friend that may desire to contribute
either fruits or flowers may send them to the above
address on any Tuesday or Saturday morning, be
tween the hours OF nine and one. Whatever is sem
viii certainly be worthily and wisely used.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

TuBoPHlLus PARSONS, whose 'Deus Homo' and
'sThe Infnite and the Finiten show him to be an
acute thinker on religious topics, is seventy-nve
years Of age and has written seven Of the most
widely successful law books ever issued from the
press. He was Professor Of Law In Harvard Col
ege over twenty years. resigning In 1859. Professor
Parsons once edited the Neau England Gdldrp, and
established In 1925 magazine called the Unite
States Literary Gazette. He 10 jealous believer IN
the doctrines Of Swedenborg.
EvosT-PARADoL left among his literary re' mains
q defence OF suicide.
THE FAMOUS private library OF M. Tche ftkof, o
learned Russian, consisting OF 10000 vol mes has
been presented by him to the city Of Mos cow.
voLTAIRE paid the penalty Of iterf ny fame by
being pestered with countless que stioners and
bores. IA burgomaster, whom do not know he
wrote to Nine. Du Detfand, 'wrc tie to me little
while since to ask me in confiden &c whether there
Ia God or not; whether, in casej there be one, He
takes any heed Of us; whether matter is eternal (;
whether it think; whether che soul Is immortal
and begging me to answer by return Of post"
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
THE BROOKLYN COMMISSIONS.

1t was reported yesterday in official circles that
Mr.. Samuel B. Mclean, who was appointed men,
ber ofthe Board Of City Works water Commission
ers) Saturday last, had declined the honor thus
conferred. Supervisor Sas b. butcher is spoken Of
as the probable successful candidate for the
cancy Police Commissioners Sigismund, Kaufman
and General James Jourdan will meet in conjunction
Powell and Commissioner Daniel d. Briggs, at
headquarters this forenoon and perfect the reOr
ganizatiOn Of the department General JOurdan
will, doubtless, be chosen President OF the Board.
The present Chief, P. Campbell, will be retained.
There are to be appointed also an In
spector and two surgeons. The captains of
precincts will not be disturbed for several
days. The captainces and sergeantcies will be
equally shared between the democratic and repub-
lcan parties. The utmost anxiety prevails among
the eXpectants for their fate, which Is now fairly
trembling in the balance,
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS. RECEIVED.

From Harper BrotherI-"The Desert of the Ex-
,dus: Journeys on Foot, in the Wilderness Of the
Forty Years. Wanderinps,n by E. II. Palmer M. A. !;
"Lord Kilgobbin," a n ovel, by Charles Lever; New
Monthly Magazine for June.
From Dodd Meades-"Corals and Coral Islands" !"
by James d. Dana, LID.
From d. Il j. Sadlier C0.-"The Virtues and De-
fects of Young Girl at School and at Home, by a
Chaplain 1.-The Tmties Of Young Men," translated
from the Italian of Silvio Pellico, by r. A. Vain.
From Frank M. Reed New York-"A Dictionary
OF Every Day Wants." by A. E. Youman, M D.
From Sheldon b Co-"The Neither Side Of New
York; Or The Vice, Crime and Poverty of the Great
Metropolis" by Edward CrOpsey.
From ]. B. Lippincott Co., Philadephla-"Min-
ME Monte" by "Stella; Lippincott's Magazine for
June.
From Sampson Low, Marston, Low searle,
London-"The Great Peacemaker: A Submarine
Dialogue" by r. H. Horne.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May la 1872.
Sugar-Stock In warehouse at Havana and MatanZas
42 600 boxes and 600 hhds Receipts Of the past week
a Havana and Matanzas u 900 boxes and 100 hhds Ex
ported during the week from Havana and Matanzas
81 ego boxes and o hhds including 80 500 boxes and
70 z Dutch standard lo lo reals ger arrobe Nos Is
At 81 s reals per arrobe for Nos to TO- Muscovado
sugar-Fair to good refining firm at ga 9 reals
robe; grocery grades IL 1la reals per arrobe Mo-
reals per keg; m,ss,soysdo, g ss
cwt Bntter irmer superior American, S2s a $36 per
enintal Einur.heavy receipts depress the market;
$2o ~ 3per 9nntal Lard in kegs dg y atsa s75s
per Quinal Tallow active at s3 S4 per quintal Wax
active but UNCHANGED Coal oil in tins ~ ~ reals per
white pine s4 90 per MI pitch pine sse sss DO;
reals Hoops dun Freghts actye to ports in the United
States unchanged; to Falmouth and orders AIS. 3D.
62s. Cd. per ton.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
US steamer Tallapoosa McRitchic Philadelphia, with
steamship City Of Brussels r Brooks, Liverpool May
Ssg ya AHd m
e sr sp2S 1srpoo % Sr Lon s% So4e
ana oSsis % @ nS pr
SsRna SsIs same time bark bound west showing ss
osssa%snp Egypt Br orossp Liverpool May
!s% yss5PsGG as5 s's s% sssS
Gy S % SoSsS Ssy SSrk
S f: snS Sss.S
OF sandy HOOK midnight % Of 18th S inst inc As'p' anchored
na sasosmshR wsGSPs s,S @ ysrpcS
liam Sms x Gnos Msy s lat om s. lon passed steam
a 60 & steamship java hence f for Liver!
Steamship City Of New York B, Jones, Liverpool 7th
nS Sas % %ds e SAn
sss :esmsS,g Re-
;es%sAip; ci!y Montreal sosssmpSip DeaisS.
s @ and to
s;;sss%sSp Nemesis sD Emsss. Bremen May ,,s
wH spa g
light GSi1s Variable saf' aS to ss na
ss"I$ $.ss
%S, SsqSss e sfsaka 70 hns%as?Ts
G5dF2ssrH Fssnss
81 of d% isss 4, lon ~
on SOS Nation. Il steamer bound east; lsH. lstI
auf, sisqmers Parihia City Of Montreal and beuisch
stsaIsb,p wysncie cou.a, Richmond, City Point And
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NAY 90 ,s72-rR1pIE SHEET


Norfolk with md e and passengers to the Old Dominion
md ~ 70 10
long T. II condition doubt the schr Daniel Holmes
ship coriis CB, sarrie, Calcutta Jan and Sand
s sl 81
ION s. I, from the Equator s 8 had sqnay
isels ssS w ss'
the Feb sSa g. Of
heavy gale. at the mouth of the Mozambiqne
sss WIN ssavy $"s
sS a w S' is% t ss
1ssa Fods sE streams eaas' MaS IaSn a
ssh Ts% tns Stn
since j gt q RoreFy her nsIp wipds HsTs ana
s%%s q !ss q 81 VII, .a
waS R rsf n Gy CO.
sage ana had ne westhsr April q lat q u Ion Hsn % sS
Sp1s 1ss?Sn a.s %aSss West indies
r,s f s 6 sss Essss % ss aPH (
ssssS 1as @ a9sl 33s
asds sn ay N Gn j calm sna
yses aaa Sss % ~
sgass sdst s basn @ ss II lon 40 took pilot
sarE Dover Si wilmington, Dep; g slphen BusnSs
PARK Victoria Perez Lindsey Maracai0o u days with
sf srig = Ella eH r Futon Monteyideo days with
end ses 4 on %f @ e snss
s % nes SseH s.ys O. 5asTa s. days. with
Star Of NsT Ans mar %
Brig virginia, Johnstone St Pierre, Mart Il days, with
''sss SSa1 ss with
.ss s % arfaass sss
Ssy. sas nals
Sapella n Beck Port Spain % days with pitch
With 70 s04n h n lat
seSF xSe!!a bS GiI% Arroyo PR, days with
ri Sctt Hreobo PR days. with sugar.
ns s1 % S Sns s Co. Had
S; Assp.ss %s f ysEsS xssSs1
cspSss @ ysk rnd%e 20 days. with a'ph"
schr Griffin, Foster, Maanzas, ls days, with mo-
schr Eldorado of Boston, Hamilton, Elesthera days
With Pineapples to Brown; vessel to Weinberg
sehr Webb, Gross, Eeuthera, days, with pineap-
hides to Tupper Reattie Had strong eastery winds
Ta sg yH Sb bSss
ssST Tn Hsosss yssqs
Steamer Eliza Bancox, Burns Norfolk % hours, in bal
last, to master.
REruRNEp-steamshp Geo Washington, eager, hence
o'clock off Barnegat collded with schr Daniel Holmes,
from Baltimore for New York. coal laden, causing the
schooner to sink almost Immediately, carrying down
and rescued the remainder nearly exhausted condi-
ton The steamer carried away bowsprit and stove In
the bow badly.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Arctic, Ring, Windsor, Ms, for New York.
schr virg1As I'm Mould Windsor Ms for New York. with
vati shr & E%Ps . STATE Hayes Georges Banks for New
NB for New York. with
sehr Susan Malloney St Andrews NB for New York IA
Schr Billow King Rockland for New York, with lime
schr Earl, Cunningham, Belfast for EddyviHe, with
schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Portland for New York,
with stone to order.
schr Florence. Jarvis, Providence for New York.
Schr Albert Morrison, Cole Port Jefferson for New
York.
schrW Branard, Osgood, Providence for Elizabeth.
Schr Circle, Penney Port jefferson for New York.
schr Sarah w Blake, Blake, FAN River for Haverstraw
schr Maria Chadwick, New London for New York.
Schr EVELYN. Burger Stamford for New York 49,
Steamer Thetis, Gale Providence for New York, with
Steamer Electra Mott Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers.
The brig Aura lBr King, from Windsor, Ms. for New
York arrived 18TH was days on the passage.
BOUND EAST.
schr Aida, Knowles, Elizabethport for Providence:
Schr NJ Gage. Brown, Elizabetbpor for Portsmouth.
Wind at Sunset W. light
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1872.
The large Touring mill of Jacob Thriner, in Man.
chester, Mo-. about twenty miles from here together
with large quantity of -four and wheat, burned
Friday last. The mill was valued ut $4,000. In
suranCe $4,000,
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
NEW YORK CITY.

Mahitta Cadman colored), flfty-seven years OF
age died suddenly yesterday at No. Jersey street,
without medical attendance.
The body Of an unknown woman was found In
the water at pier 80 East River; she was about
twenty years Of age, black hair, gray and white
striped dress. The body had been In the water
some time.
william @. Parker, Of 203 East broadway, was
stabbed in the knee by some unknown parties
yesterday afternoon on Second avenue near Forty
sixth street. He was attended by the police sur
geOn and left for home.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, May 10, 1872
The following IL the day calenday for May II -
Nos. 1ae aAs, 2es, 9s1, icy, 2ss, 2e1, 217.
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. .... 40 Moon sets morn 3 27
Sun sets. ..... IA High water morn COS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
The New York herald., 1872-05-20
S NC NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

Mrs. Parton was especially fond OF children,
and they always found In her q delighted and
delightful companion. Her whole being was
absorbed In the care Of her grandchild E1le,
on whom she lavlshed attention such as few
children have received. She always strenu-
Ously opposed leaving the young 10 the care
of Ignorant and communicating servants; and
hence the labor Of attending TO her family
was much increased, yet she never COM
planned OF II. In her domestic life Mrs. Par
ton was almost fastldlously neat, and she
heartily desplsed the disorderly habits which
are commonly ascribod to women OF lltera-
ture.
She rarely wrote except In the mood, and
II there was the least dlsarraugement Of the
articles on her table, or about her room, II
would annoy her aud check her power Of
composition. She wrote rapidly aud easily,
but never hastily OF without careful pre-
meditation. Though abe was q literary wo-
man by profession, yet writing was only an
incident In her daily life, aud her energy was
expended In many other ways. She had
MI 'Nned several books on social themes, and
10 s., - anxious to eOmplet1 them; but other
ana mr.. ing duties, added to ill-health, IN
Seri.rsd nm, II was too late. and these ex-
preSsIons Of he, mature thoughts will never
sec the light. - ,oI,,r,i,o,,. ,,,o-a
Her writings, thoL - thn 49, ~ ansc.
small In comparison VII. t.|Lia6 oons,antIy
dote, repArtee, and comment ,ainor ~ =,
poured from her lips. II Is a. Iangnage
she was most remarkable. He. -Ljfs ber
was racy, ldlomatlc, and vigorous, " LIZ
dramatic power Of narration was remaTh N,
She was always interesting, and her Ia
abounded In good-natured satire aud lively
Even In her last sickness, she
amused her physicians during their visits by
her bright, lively remarks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

A writer In the New Orleans Pickdyune
met somebody who was present at DIR. Dow
ler's experiments with the alligator, and this
conversation ensuedi
"Dr. Dowler's alligator" says I, ~ don't
exactly comprehend"
"Well says he, 'about twenty years ago
DR.. Bowler, Of this city, called the wise men
Of the medical profession 10 see him make
physiological experiments on big alligator.
Gentlemen says the good old doctor, 4 want
TO prove TO you the existence Of dlffused
censOrium; In other words, that the brain Is
not confined TO the Uranium, (the alligator
winklng his eye, as much as to say he knows
what lie Is talking about.) You will perceive
that when put this coal of fire on the back
of this cold-blOOded reptile he deliberately
reaches over and pulls Ii off with his lorefeei.
Now, carefully sever the head Of the reptile
from the body; replace the coal Of FIRE, and
the same Intelligent foot pulls II of again.
Ergo, the censorlum is difused-the reptile
Is brain all over, and brain means intelligence,
and intelligence means self.proteCtlOn."
And you believe that stoTy?" Aays |.
believe IL" says he, "why know II;
heard tho lecture and saw the experiment;
and what's more, I'll be burned II that ALL
gators head didn't look around and wink IA
knowingly after It was cut of as It did be-
fore"