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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
Every Family Should Have A Bottls.

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i u Chicago ths HOME BITTERs are vor he'd for
4 alyficol Onemsf; james Biany. M r.. frnf
Chemistry, Rush Medical college II Hahn d. 8;
harms b; Hoyn. 3: a ana I z; Norman
In Cincinnati By j /. Vattier, NJ aD;A .Jame -
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A. ID; Quinn, b; j Buskner, N INV
e nnsassar aas R n DShesfs
aon n MenCarty, N D; Maley, NJ ID; 4 ii john
IN 81. Louis, Emo Sander, p II b S. kn.,vt;c.,
Gn .aa nrononnees the Home Bitters de superor
70 sne eeieDrated Hoseter's and they have alsa ths
- endorsement of the medical profession in
- St. Louis, july. 1870
49, uAsl &C. g. JACKSON q Co -Gentlemen- You
communicated to the metiical profession the
Iscelp. q the Hems Bfters, it cannot, therefore
patt haypa a r. a sssrsf OF patent medicines
sns Ioilnl,ia for making the Home Bifters. ana
say the combination Is one Of rare
sllion afe Of the best class of which they henpU
tive an .o1nlc sfmulent. stomachc caInins.
them Is strictly in ancordaace with = tbe
fnarmacy Having used then seen tIe effacta =; -
nenns them % III we ,aks pleasure IN
ters, rs Icing the best Tonic and stimnIant nns-
oHssea C the public. r. C.. Raisliniese Prof
Meulcal College
DRAKE MCDONNELL,
Late PRESIDENT Missouri Medical CoIleae
Member Of Board Health, st. Louis. Mo.
Prof. Of Surgery Mo-, Medical Eoleess a sn1 ,.t.
Resident Physician city Hospital, ST. Louis uh Ne
i d, b.. HEEhERI " PRIMM, n u.
Of Pharmacy. $500
DC WHITEHEAD.
81 !. E l.a ol Medical Archives,
CA MARE, Md
sga Il 8gs q MOSES, M D.
..s AZ PEE L.g!IDIIWlG,
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IS 1oi. OF surgery homeopathy Medical College
r.ofn,a,.;eT COMsTnGK, ND,
4 homeopathic Physicians, =. s. $50 80 -
-, JOHN TEMPLE, MD.
KFeI 81 Meferla Metticx, HOin,seoDathfc Mrd;e.r
Colleges OF Missouri.
a7a JOHN CoNzLEMAS. M
isa s1 ssa 3 ehien Ned
CHARLES vAsTINE nD
rro' o e M physiology Homeopathic Medical College
!. a4,... .as.g-1s JOHN HARTMAN. Nm
srot GlinlcsI Medical College Homeopathic phv.;.
Clans and SUI sgeons. - s. % f''N.s i5ai-
UNITED STATES MARINE Hosr,r4r.
sAslrsA A. JAcxsos Co o. Y Hays .so,
ql lG 2; nskiAg Che Home stomach Bstssrsand
% t e ~, nsosltal tor the last four month";
ant now in tse solso 4ua ssiinu-
p,.,.... !, sHMELCrIHR.
Marine n Unied States
g kOrss1le ns ells Druggsifssands md G.seeess
i, IL y ~ AssJALkS&1A q co Tonricyor.
diss0uri. 81 ss1coss ST. 0uiss
cosaAoPoLlTsAAs hoTEL,
'.a.s IssArnLr ran wALLA WAILA.
: % a ,ssss Hahn ksftndot,
m nI.1crs-A.sn ~ atsa
4 - 1sst anS Chsapess Hsass in -,
TeFritory.
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-20
A Secret.

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:. How do you do, Mrs. Tone-have 70.
heard that story about Mrs. Lndy r
..Why, no. Mrs. Gad-do tell 2"
''Oh. ! promised not to tell tor all tn.
world no. must never tell ont. an
afraid it will eef out = - 81 y.
.'Why. I'll never tell ont AZ long as live
just as true as the world what is it? come
tefl!''
Nov. you WON'T say anything about ii,
will yan?' $500
j. {. No, iii never open my head about it,
never. Hope to die this Minute"
'.'yell. il you'll believe me, Mrs. Foundry
told nle last might that Mrs. Irot told her
that her sisters husband was told BIZ i per-
son who dreamed it. that Mrs. Troubles
oldest daughter told Mrs. Nichens that her
grandmoth heard BY Z letter that she got
froln her third sisters SECOND husbands old
est brolher's step-laughter that il was re-
ported by the Captain Of clanl-hoat, AZ
rived from Fiji Islands. that the nlermaids of
thaf section wore shark -skin bustIes. stuffed
with picked rel 4 Toes. = 59s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
GENERAL NOTES.

The Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention
pressed amend the ibera and unjust Libel law OF
tue State, aud assmilate It TO that OF New-York
Gov. Baker of Indiana will not give GER
tcate to either Nef shanks but will leave 1t TO Con-
gress to say which shalt represent the IXth Congress
District.
1t is complained in Connecticut that the re-
peal of the Usury law unwlse and there will proba-
bly, be- from the farmers especially formal demand for
its reenactment
"A New; Orleans journal gives fac SMILES Of
fudge Du-elps signature when sober. and when he
signed the infamous order of Dec. s." TIE latter is
much heavier aud Irregular: --xy-
The voters of the Xl1lth Congress District
OF Pennsylvania will elect, the cath nst successor
tn Congressman Ulysses Mercur, Justiceelect OF the
State Supreme Court The new Representative VIII
have only f Lays TO serve.
The Pre- dent, Washington correspondent
says deprected adopting extreme measures IN regard
20 the Liberal Senators rearranging the Senate Com
mttees. Beyond a recognition that the Liberals had
placed themselves the same footing with the Deul-
ocrats he did not desire to 90.
1t is proposed, in Ohio, to pass a general
with Boards of works wAis-
Boards aud kindred bodies and substituting Board OF
Construction OF three members appointed by the Mayor.
with the consent OF the Council They TO hold office
for three years. retiring each year. and receive 1910
per anuum. They 10 give all their time TO their
oeical duties and NAV be removed by the Mayor, with
make appropriations to render their contracts &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE MILITARY STAFF or COY. DIX.
RathhOne "a
From The <IbOay JorrroL

The selection of Gen. John +. RathbOne as
Adintspt General and Chief OF STAFF is especially fehc
tols During the the commsndant OF the Albany
depot OF volunteers and all the branch depots subsidiary
10 H. and having sometimes from $1,000 10 5000 men
undsr bs immediate charge he evlnced great capacity
for and few men rendered such signal ser
vice In the preparation OF EewYorks quota for the war
Gen William II. Morris. the Inspector-General has
ssryed upon the STAFF Commissary General OF ORD
nance and also in the army OF the Union he 10 good
colder and @ cultured gentleman. Gen. N 0ano Dunn,
ths Chief, mas been prominently lhenuhea
with the military In NewYork, where he has acquired
the reputation Of thorough snd accomplished ohcet'
The seIection OF j. Hampden Wood as Judge Advocate
General will be warmly commended by his brethren OF
bs mar i'm this eli s. by the pnblc He holds honor
allie rank In his guild and this appointment Is nttiug
pecoenon OF MS professional standing and personal
worth. . - - -. 49,. a.. x,i.o. n, ousr,ar-
is the able and efficient Secretary o the
psnnbiiean state Committee, and gentleman OF hlgn
,nsiness and social position The PAymaser-Genefal
sN,n atlv goes 10 Gen. Rufus H. King bearing h9Ins
80 Ideuiied with family honOrsbly associated wlth
hs In the past and whose dstinoton IN thls con-
,act,on will be worthly maintained by the cultiValso
,en,e,nan who receives TINS compliment The Ioinns
saTv GENERAL Of Subsistence, Tbo0dOre H. omith 10
prnninrnt and Influential citizen OF Rochester
The aides are well chosen. Col GiDeTt IL haven "
Gentleman of high standing Ia the financial anu social
circles OF the metropolis. Co chessr ~slswna - ' ~
eldest con OF tue late Hoo. John A. unswoo ""o "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS
TESTIMONY or MR.. DAvIDsoN's COUNSEL.

TESTIMONY or MR.. DAvIDsoN's COUNSEL.
After a delay of three weeks, the Senatorial
Committee Messrs. Benedict and Temann, met, yester-
day morning. in tho City Hall. TO proceed with the
Harlem Courthouse investigation. Mr.. Waterbury.
counsel for H. W. Genet had stated Friday that he
would fully prepared to proceed with the defense II
allowed q few days TO collect his witnesses.
The opportunity accorded him, and yesterday,
after half-hour's delay, he entered the Aldermanc
Chamber without single witness and asked for another
adjournment Senator Temann said that it could not be
done Mr. Waterbury said that he waiting for 8. b.
Pike counsel for Mr. Mcbride Davidson. At the sugges
ton of Senator Benedict Mr.. Waterbury consented to
place Mr.. Genet the stand. As Mr.. Genet
arrived, he sworn but Mr. Waterbury refused to
examine him. stating that he brought there at the
request OF the prosecuting counsel.
Mr. Parsons said that at the close OF the prosecution,
Mr Genet ut to come and testify after defying the
subpenas OF the Committee. In consequence of this,
other had at the time to be resorted to- and AL
the evidence the prosecution wanted obtained He
did not see why Mr.. Genet was not to be examined.
Mr. Waterbury said no would like TO consult with his
denied nv the COMMITTEE. who said IL Mr. Genet were
not then examined, he coud not be at another time
that II they should adjourn IL should be for she exanna
tjon of Mr. Pike At This period Mr. Twal counsel for
John McQude, Of the Courthouse Committee. said
that had witness to examine and he permitted
10 place him the stand. John Kelly, stone-cutter
employed the Harlem Courthouse by Mr.. scalion
Samuel Il. Pike testified live at Saratoga springs
am Mr.. Mcbride DavdsOn's counsel met MIN IN July
and August last at the Saratoga and at different
times since about that time noticed some articles IN
the newspapers with regard 10 frauds that had
been committed In NewNOrk, these articles were con
tinued II some time. and read them every day.
Mr.. Davidson called 10 see me in regard 10 those Al
legged frauds; he also spoke about the Harlem Court
house matters after the publication OF those mat
tiers Mr. Davidson communicated 10 that Genet had
called his store TO pay him some money In rel
tion to transaction about the Harlem Courthouse
he mentioned what the transaction was at the tlne'
whereupOn told him not TO accept the money or have
anything do with it, as the newspapers had put Genet
In "A position that not credtable.
Tho money rendered by Mr.. Genet was declined; ut an
early day Mr.. Davidson stated that Mr.. Genet called
upon him for the purpose OF giving him an opportunity
supplying the iron work to the Courthouse this was
done at the solicitation of outside persons Mr..
Davidson replied that lie would not furnish anything for
county city work. that he had had already trouble
enough he stated that Mr. Genet wished to order any
thing himself he would nil the orderS Mr.. Genet then
ordered the goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
MR.. GREELEYS LAST DAYS.
q 4 r,.rn.,r.d N M Chioaao T,tbune.

4.
AZ President, had he been elected, his
Administration would have vindicated his supporters
for the OF his death was but an irrelevant seqe
70 his healthy and driving public and private me- he
would have given this Government the impress OF
large and manly nature pure enough TO have Ved WIN
ont ndug ences and have come TO its msRstracy by
the most signal and exceptional kind OF promotion ever
seen In our politics. that OF professional men promoted
over ali the grades OF parmenarans and portfolio peo
ME- The dishonesty which Is growing TO be the RUE OF
nur nubc and commercial life would have been repeled
that discriminate editorial eye which could deal
with the DAVIS events like the news or the night reec
inc the ehaf from the wheat. moral ntonat0n would
have passed throughout the land, ana the man one
term would have been new startlnKpOlnt III OI
nolIics He fell upon evil times me coail
lion nj bis nomination inspired dstrust among tlmld
neople and they stoned him like stephen, with the Vu
Gar nssiles of cartoons and all the bludgeOury OF COM
mercjal polItics When he beaten the devil headed
torchliRht procession. Spent and gaspinH In al the
bers OF the great oerburdened nature ne turned from
the the campaign TO the familiar associ0hs
OF lila family and WIFE The rOotree was Droken Inc
hearth was pity him who has made 'ns goo"
pht and his chimney c0rner as wen as tue patIe
Rt this can said his grave more truly thhn over
the graves OF many Presidents and conquerors:
Here lies n great public man. He was an engine OF
his period His life ever busy and FOR the good not
only OF the greatest number but OF all An AT some time
felt the strength and OF him. The injury that any
dld him IN the formidable period OF his energy, an mas
tened 10 atone at his grave. For the weakness hat ne
NAV ha We had they shed tears OF joy tho pride OF MS
they remembered, and said VINO can take MS
place a."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
YEsrERnAY,s STORM.

The weather-wise had been predicting snow
for several days. and the bazy atmosphere and lowered
temperature favored their prophecy Yesterday morn
ing it came n while fell with that orthodox fine
ness and which made every one expect an
old fashioned snow-storm
The childCen and the lovers Of seighng parties were
however doomed to disappointment, for earlysn the
afternoon the snow had turned into rain and the rain
turned later into a drzzle During the night the sky
cleared and the mercury would not fall below the freez
ing point Accordingly the streets are III most
condition. ~, -. -.
were much hindered by the and on most OF the
lines two or more teams were employed. Mr. Bergh
stopped some cars the Broadway and seyenth-aVe.
road the disgust of passengers, but 10 the cre1 o
the cause which he represents.
dispatch from Eewburgh states that the river nsyiga
ton OF the season will probably close with the downward
trim OF the Neversnk from that place, tonight The Ice
in the Highlands Is reported heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
LATEST SHIP NERS.
For other ship SsWs see Second Page.i

For other Ship Nelos see Seco'H fd0eJ
ARRIVED. -.
Steamship BAkemin Richmond CITY fosn' ana Ne'"'
With md.e and pasL 70 Dominion Steamship Co
Brie Jane Dsy Rich, New Haven. -
abr rbos b Bali Rider IsdiAno % days with hides se ana
49, .,h iamt.r
seh, yolnrt,er smith Isle. n B.. with herrinE-
seh r.,mers tof Thomss haeobsr kgHAoe r. H. u aa
Nth sugar and moissses - - .o...-..
N 49,. gr.nifor O. r. Geuish, CaAia
T. A. Paine PASSPORT vnflss -. a..
Boat Ellsworth Jas asl'te.e' 49,
ANCHORED AT HARTS ISLAND.
a.h, Ahha (Br h. Calder. ST John. NJ B.. WITH an6er
s-hr Rdx.rd Everett Drnkwater, Roeipon, Me-
s~br George b. Ferguson. Ferguson Belfast nth umos1
Schr O.ea p. Hnds, Gleudening Calais With lumeef
SAILED. -
s.hio. Minnesota Asyrs and CAMBRIA for Lvsrpoo The
osssn FOR Iouiou ecu Ssdgwci. Zoe ss~- otesns
WIHD-ssndowa. hgbs, & K ties
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Fonrn,ss MONROE Va Dee. ls.Tbe steamship n b. Bssn re-
o,. he C. Herman Of aud nom bassrs
neho gone the
hr Mesiup The schr Abbie Fuller Eot GA Cape
Herr. Beach Norfolk tdsr sailed on May Sse Tor
Norfolk
sonsry from BALTIMORE osrf ssneras
Pepita Havana hr Oeoeee tron A.tanias
CaaaLEsrss. c. Dec n-Arnved ss.1np' Se.rPIos non
Nv York MsryaAd from Balrmoeg barb tseur no Caeso
Mig sanoaa on yans R. sehr SeorSs w.IApgoa IRON
Baracoa Sailed steamship Charleston, TOT Nslort> ous necss
,os So Mare Ga .cht Old Casd. for he West Indies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John A. Coleman, the plucly gentleman
who fought railroad and taught corporation that II
had pocket II not soul, explained to the merchants
and of Boston, on the 10th nst plan for
putting out an incpieDt fire by steam
1t is given out that the Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon
saws he ia not coming to America till after the day Of
JUDGMENT There are gains for all losses" 1t Is
comfort TO reflect that at least one distinguished
European will not lecture in this country.
We have lately seen numerous illusions, In
print, TO a very old case OF mutual admiration When
eartor Resartus" first appeared, Emerson expressed
great admiration OF it, and shortly afterward Caryie
said hear but one voice, and that Is from Concord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Dec ls-Recpu three dAys-Cae iss' hogs ~'Oe
sheep, f6TJ 49, .-.,...,,u. =, -,
quality greater C1erokees quotsops
range 50 for Christina, 60 - 70. sf,s
Spping Choice; s50sS - for Good s49St ~ tor
Medium TO Pair; $50 IS for Common ~ % Tor Inferior
80 9s0s4 Northern Fed Ternsi OIL @o ~ 70 Tor tssouss
drovea
Hoes dali; selling slowly leiSc declines packers the prn6S.
bsyer, hoah Boston and Canadian shippers are parchs
ing lots; receipts to-day estimated o pAffs closes
var Win throughout the week qHotaons
r.nr, a, 81 $50 Par % IS for Goods % 500
IS for Extra
sHzEr stead, demand especially for Extra; Quotations nee
for Common 50 $685. Is for Fair 70 ee"d ~ %"
fort hoce BItra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
PASSAGE OF RESOLUTIONS CESsURrsG SUMNER.

PASSAGE OF RESOLUTIONS CENsURIsG SUMNER.
Bosros, Dec. 1s.-The resolutions condemna-
tory Of the course Of Senator Sumner In introducing
bill into United states Senate TO remove al n'cp
ton. ,.l.rns 10 the Rebellion from the Army Register
and national regmenta Tags mp In the House OF
Rspressutatiyes this afternoon After short DEBATE
the question was taken motion indefinitely 70 post
pone the resolves by Yeas and Nays but tins was oss Dy
vote ~ On no 9a and then the resolutions were passed
by iO4 Yeas 10 rs Nays They also taken up IN tne
Senate this afternoon and warm debate Iook p ~
pitely 10 postpone Loot by vote OF ~ 70 II. anu
then the resolutions passed 20 voting IN 'no s
alive and 10 the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

him aud other parties part OF the arrangement being
mutual bankers for safe custody, certain amount OF
securities. He stated that he his part deposited
$50 900 virginian bonds, worth s2s57.
Tae firm advanced HIM nothing upon them ana ne
gave them no authority TO pledge them He complained
that In addition TO pawniDg his securities, Messrs
Bowles had acted with extremely bad faith, inasmuch
red any securities at all and they had kept him In gno
rance OF the fact. Cross-examned by Mr.. Mecafe be
referred with Charles Bowles and Keith. but observed
that be looked upon the defendant the local head OF
the establishment in London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

appointment is graceful testimony both OF the regard
of Gov. Dix for the memory OF his amented father ana
Of his appreciation OF the worth OF the accomplished
Col Robert c. Pruyn is the Of the Hon. Robert
H. Pruyn and is equally fitted for the position OF AIDE
Col. Hamilton Fish, IT,, nherits not only the name but
William A. W stewart IS the OF John A. Stewart, The
well known President Of the Trust Company. Col. Hiram
T. HOPKINS is the son OF Controller Hopkins and wOf-
thy represents the city which is honored his selection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
WENDELL PHILLIPS AND THE sABERs OF THE
EAST.

TO thsgdtfor Of The tribune
SIR: Mr.. Wendell Phillips, in his lecture
upon THE Lost Arts" speaks OF Salsdin's severing
scar, an fight that IL would almost float In the air. before
IL could fall to the ground. and says we can produce
nothing ike those keen blades Of the East He might
have seen that with other feats quite as wonderful per
formed in his city, at least did at one OF the thea
tiers there man placed apple on his wfes head
and with a sword split IL neatly in halves. He repeated
the feat with an apple laid the ladys hand and again,
with one wrapped In handkerchief, without injury TO
The bandkerchef bar OF lead also cut In two And
tossed In the aIr severed the feat being re-
heated several times and they were so hight that tns
severed parts ioated out over the audience m. rsn
ns, lecture IA very interesting but II thoroughly seu
how much of IL would prove truef JAMES EMERSON
HOlv0ke, Mass, Dec. l6. ls12
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

Unitra States w ssch Co.rhis COnpAn, observe
,nues Md the leading ponos among Amer nsnafAetusrs
,h .y, he IN the coaDt where has been
sTa CON petition the Asn0r dis Wses Col Unted
states Wstes regarded zesy superior
ueaiar exhibition and have 0n awarded the h premiums
oosap IN Fir xtso ihey have beea srhee %
ua doSsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

STEAM SAFES IN THE TOLEDO FIRE.
To Am Stean SAFE Co., 5. II. COLE, Manager No. 500
Brodd,cdy ". T.:
Our No DOuble-Door Steam Safe went
through is hours intense heat all righteDeyisg pre-
serred perfectly win order another immediately.
Toledo, Ohio, Dec. IS, 1874. WARREN bID"ELL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE ILLINOIS PESITESTIARY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-The annual report "a the
arden and Commissioners OF the Illinois Pententsry'
Just GOV Palmer shows that the piaa Aaop'ea
yea, since Al the suggestion OF the Governor OF leasing
the labor of convicis nc certain price dem 10 con
tractors has worked most benoAcisy. inssmuoh AZ tue
ponitentiary Inns becoms sf.astsiuDg, state of at
fairs that noyer before existed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

DON'T whisper H.. Bot 90 s1euf 500 pr'co'se '"e% -
"Lsar Rrrxrss" rDozEsr0s sswIss nccHISss for CSh-
ma. Present" Tor your daughter. dI friend "'sh.e WIN
s furnished Cor ts responsible parties "iio a. INSTRUCTOR ''~
eharge) uDon application # oar
wmxSoOss, (e6 CaAssSrtsr' rsv.ysr
(temponryl,t aud BoSosr..
md PULTos IT., Breokyn
Old machines mstes taken 10 srehanss Agents ~s
VIII remove early 1873 bsdns o'rnef "s'~
way and Pourteentb-st, HewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19
THE RRA1HER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. 19-l a. In.
e,,,aofis 6oy m, Ddgt fNsnty- four hour

svrsprs Tor me past iNeniv.fear hour.
The barometer has continued rising In the
Northwest with north-westerly winds. low tempera-
tures and generally clear weather, extending 20 tho
Lower Missouri and the Ohio Valleys; IN the Gulf and
south Atlantic States northeasterly and south easer
winds with cloudy weather increasing pressures ana
occasional light rain prevail In the lower lake ana
Canadian regions, south-westerly and north-westery
Svinds eloudy but clearing weather lower temperature
and high pressures in the Middle and Eastern states
clearing weather. and north westerly
winds with occasional light snow In the latter STATES
Probabilities.
For the North West. and thence over the lakes and
souh eastward the AIleghanes. Tennessee and Ar
high treasures low Temperature, and generally
clear weather. In the Gulf and South Atlantic states
rising barometer. clearing, cold weather, ana north
xVesterly winds. In Canada and the Eastern and Mid
die states clearing and clear weather. norh-westery
winds and high barometer and low temperatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

A STATUE OF Cir. GREELEY IN PRINrISG-HoUsE-
SQUARE.
TO me EdfIor of The Tribune.
SIR AS there will doubtless be several statues
q, Mr. Greeley erected would suggest that bronze
one he nlaced near that OF franklin Ia Printing House
sGnare within view OF the office he lately occupied
brooklyn. Dec. 16, 1874 H. Ihis"hLI'