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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

The OLD Beethoven
was in the habit of playing his symphonies
ou an old harpischord as q test. They
would thus be made to stand out in their
true character, with nothing to hide their
faults, or exaggerate their beauties If
then they commended themselves TO his
ear, they were good and might safely be
sent forth to the world.
Thus wisely may we test our character,
endeav0ring to ascertain how it manifests
irseif-not on great and rare occasions, or
before the public eye, where there is a
chance tor display AMI applause, but in
private, in the little, homely, everyday
duties, Which attract no particular at
tentiou. and reward Us with no praise.
Ii. ia the retired nook of your own
breast, in the regulation of your thoughts
and feelings; if in the bosom of your
family. in the monotonous round of home
life each day, you preserve a sweet, serene
temper, and 90 forward cheerfully, taking
a real pleasure in duty as duty, and in all
these little matters honestly strive to serve
and please the heavenly Master if, in &
word, your pjety sounds well on such an
harp, and there, it is good,
genuine, tested it vii. one day win ae-
clamatiou from q vaster and nobler throng
than ever was thrilled by the genius of
BeethOven.-AmeriCa Messenger
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

\ DELIGHTFUL LEGEND.-There Is a
charming tradition connected with the site
on which the Temple of Solomon was erect
ed. 1t Is said to have been occupied 10
common by two brothers, one of whom
had a tamily-the other had none. On
this spot was sown a field of wheat. On
the evening succeeding the harvest-the
wheat having been gathered in separate
shOckS-the elder brother said to his wife :
" My younger brother is unable TO bear
the burden and heat Of the day | will
arise, take Of my shocks, aud place with
his without his knowledge The Younger
brother being actuated by the same be-
nevolent motives, said within himself
3" Ny elder brother has family, and
have none. will arise, take of my shocks,
and place with his"
Judge Of their mutual astonishment, when
on the following day, they found their re
spective shocks uudiminished. This course
OF events transpired for several nights
when each resolved in his own mind to
stand guard and solve the mystery
They did so when, on the following night
they met each other half way between
their respective shocks, with their arms
full. Upon ground halIowed by such as
s0ciations as this, was the Temple of Sol
Omon erected-sO spacious and magnificent
the wonder and admiration of the world
A.as in these days, how many would
sooner steal their brothers whole shock,
than add 10 1t a single sheaf.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

THE FIRST LoyEE.-Jaeob the last of
the Hebrew patriarchs, Is one Of the first
lovers. in point Of time, to whom we are
introduced. Judged bya modern standard,
his conduct in the ordinary aflirs of life
was far from blameless 1t was not quite
fraternal in him to buy his older brothers.
birthright for a mess Of pottage, when
poor Esau was starving nor was 1t al
together fiiial to obtain by fraud from his
aged aud blind father the blessing Of the
6rst-born. His loyalty and devotion to
Rachel however. compensate for many de-
fects, and we cannot withhold our senti
mental admiration from the lover who
served fourteen years to obtain the wife Of
his choice and a comfortable Independence.
After serving seven years for his true mis-
tress, and then having her sister Leah put
off upon him by trick, it is as creditable
as it is singular that he should have had
the 8miabiity and pat ence 70 repeat his
service for the possession Of Rachel. In
these DAYS Jacob would have acted very
differently. | fear. He would have re-
garded his first seven years as entirely
lost would have quarreled with Leah,
even procuring . divorce if necessary, and,
angry with tue whole Laban family, would
have left Rachel, so far as he was con-
cerned, to pine in single blessedness. Mas
culine constaucy must have sadly deterio-
rated since that good old time men now
will hardly tarry seven weeks for any one
wife when 80 many other wives may be
had Take pattern by Jacob, ye unstable
lovers. learn to labor and TO walt.-GaL-
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these little fellows deliver full many
discourse, and only regret that orators 50
eloquent should speak to slender audien-
oes.-Okd and Nelo for Man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-28
The Illinois COnyenttOnS--CoIssO
ton of the Democrats and LiBcral
Republicans amid Widest EnthUss-

The Illinois ConventiOnS--COns
ton OF tle Democrats ana Ai1cr1i
Republicans amid Widest Enthtass-
aSIn. ''-' .H-l4t
SPRINGFIELD, June. 27.-The Democratic
Convention instructed its delegates TO Balti-
more to vote as unit Tor Greeley anu
Brown. si...r '
The Consultation Committee from the
Liberal Republican Convention was received
raptllrousy aud assigned seats on the plat
form. ..r,., ..... ..,-.. ..s<s.
The Liberal Convention had every county
in the State represented.
The Joint committee Of conference agreed
on Ex-Governor Roomer for Governor,
Charles Black for acknowledgements and
a full State ticket, composed as follows:
Liberals GoycrnorandS State Attorney-Gcn-
eral; Observation-Disclosures, Au-
dItor, Treasurer, and Clerk OF Supreme
Court. E.s- i 80
The members of the Liberal Convention
then marched into the Opera House, where
the, Democratic, Convention was In session,
and were received with widest enthusiasm.
Governor Palmer, president of the Liberal
Convention, heartily Endorsed the nomiila-
tions Of the joint committee, and joined
hands with the, Democrats i'll their support.
Governor Alleh, president oil the Demo
cratic Convention, said he desired to meet
the advances of the chairman of the Liberals
in the spirit in which they were made, and,
like Paul, forgetting the things that are,
strike hands with him in the common cause.
As the chairmen of the two conventions
advanced and ck,sped hands, another scene
of wild excitement eDsued, the delegates
cheering f,untlralt fSf sSVeial Ininutes.
The selection of. the ELECTORAL ticket was
referred to the Central Committees of the
two conventions. Adjourned.
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FOUNDED ON A RocK.-The disappointed adyen-
tnrers who have from time to time attempted to run
their worthless potions against DRAkE's I'LAyTA-
TIoN BiTTERs vow that they runnot Under
stand what foundation there is for lts amazing pop
uiarity. The explanation Is simple enough The
reputation Of the world-renowned tonic Is founded
upon rock-tbe ROCK OF EXPERIENCE Allits in
gradients are pure and wholesome. How then, could
srickssers and cheats expect to rival 1t with com
pounds OF cheap drugs and refuse liquor, or with
aquoriess trash In state Of acctous fermentation
VI course the charaans have coine to grief. Their
little game has failed. Their contempt for the ST.
Raeity Of the community has been fifty ft,slshed
Meanwhile Plantation Bit,ers seem &c be In fair
way OF eventually supersedlng every other medici-
nal preparation included In the class to which It he
longs. In every State and Territory of tho UnIcn
1t Is to-day the accepted specific for nervous debility
dyspepsds, fever and ague, rheumatism. and ALI ALI
ments Involving dehciency of vital power.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, juno 27.--Pcpiito Gonzales, VINO iatc a,
c"ra and Detachment of Spanish troops 10 the in
tertor, and captured the Cuban Majors Francisco
Drags and Antonio EchCuslidia. Lieutenant Jose
ap,,iIeru and six Of (iareras men. trags was eS-
ecuteJ. Jose Agulle"n, the father or the iienten-
ami, surrendered the following day with eight men,
bringing with them thirty-one rifles BON inc
Ia,,ier7,s have ioncd the Spaniards. and viii prob
abiy initiate other Cuban officers In hunting UP
their late COMP ,hlotls for cxernti'n,
Emillian AngerO Is friend aid lately companion
of Ienucio Agramonte. has organized company OF
iifty surrendered insurgents, and taken tie Held
against AgramontG.
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CiEvrL4Sb; Julie 2T.-Thc Liberal State
Committee had another meeting -one district
;unrepresented. Leading Democrats cx-
pressed desire to concede SupremeJ Judge
or the Secretary of State, but the committee
decided against any position on the State
ticket. ,<. ~ .sgt 1s5.
! Five thousand persons were present Mt the as
seInbIjny of the Democratic Convention. The
uGreeley hat was the marked feature of the
crowd Colonel D: j. Todd was chosen temporary
cp after the election Of Hob dsweeh 81 EolibRs,
ms permanent rrsdeat,i The Convention adopted
resolutions affirming the Cincinnati platform and
requesting the delegates to Baltimore to vote for
,.r.--,ry and Brown. -.
The following nominations were made: General
Aaua Wiley, Secretary of State, and j. 5. Greene,
Judge Of the Supreme Court. ..i,,,.r-s4 s...
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The Geneva ArbitratiOD--The Indirect
sluiyns DIsp0snt7 Of. &c.

WASHINGTON. June g7.-oncial information has
been received Ierc froh Geneva that, the British
Government having accepted the declaration,
money coniderann--is not subject for coIslder;i-
tion by them. Lord Tcutcn'.on to-day forma,y
Withdrew his motion for an adjournment VI Inc
tribuna and then filed the British argument. Ae-
rordlngy, now that tho indirect claims nave Dceh
.ilspOseu of 10 The satisfaction OF both Govern
mcnts the other business before The trbulai VIII nc
considered. ,,..,
GENEVA, June 27.-Thc Tribunal of Arbitration
rcassembed This morning. Secrecy was agreed 10
be preserved for another twcnty-four hours.
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DEATH or MIR. ROBERT G. RISD.-Mr. ko H .ss
Ma noninion Iron and Nail Works, died at ms re.
eidcnce In this city yesterday morning ABOUT I'll,
Snnss n thts civ. was a member Of Joppa Lodge
Of Masons. and eaves a large circle Of friends 70
snorn his loss His remains will he taken TO George
toHn fpis former hofnc) this morning.
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A Prominent Divine's Opinion OF the
Labor strike.

CsscTsSATI, June .s7.-Archbishop Purcell, In
addressing The graduating class at st. Francis Xavier
College last evening, an1Iaadrsssa severely on te
mor.lisne effect of and said if the
eisht-hOnr system WAS acccdedtc now, four hours
M limit TO such arrogance and dictafion: No govern
nent sould exist under such system The next cry
would be for division Of property, every flrunkard
day night the remedy for these evils he said, MISS
HheraI education.
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InsurrcctiOn I'm the Auburn, N. r.,
ts.E rg StaSps' Prison.

/. AUBURN, N. y, June 1.-THE cOnyicts In the
Auburn States prison are In state of ns!irrcctloii
Two hundred of them have been locked MP. ana
about nine hundred are moving about the yard re-
f,sjng to obey orders. Souc OF them arc armed
with tools &c. Three companies Of the orty-ninth
regiment under command of General McDotiSai'
have been ordered to the scene of trouble: 1t Is
probable that the Instruction Will soon be put
down. ss.s ... y. Y .s..
LATER-TuE RESURRECTION SUBDUED. 4,
AUBURN, june 27.-The insurrcction mas pccn sun
duad and one hundred and sixty Of the ringleadcr5
are closely confined. They will he kept on bread and
water for some Tine.
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Meeting Of the Trustees Of the Pea.
-. hssarxt Efaurnfiarsai Fund. {.

Bostes Jhs 2TThy, hyf,gss t ne PsfS aSSTs
H"nse today General Agent Sears presented
his annual l report, In which he says the gene
raj. aspect of educstion IN the so1 IN ma, mas
YEAR Great progress has been made IN the puo-
lie mind, but various causes have been IN opera
lon in several Of the States 70 hinder corresponding
mart of the country has yet entirely cleared away
the doubt aud removed the opposition that nas sa
isted, but the principal agents III % de-
sree Of success IN, extending and improving educs-
tion, and thus awakening general interest ana VII
and pacc them and their enterprise beyond fear OF
failure.
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Mississirpi Conservative Convention.

JACKSON. Miss, JUNE 27.-The Conserva-
tvc.Democratic Convention was largely at
tended! many OF the best men of the State
being present. Judge Watson, Of Holly
Springs. presided. The list of yice.prcsi-
dents included two coUred men.
Resolutions were adopted instructing the
delegates to Baltimore to vote as a unit for
Greeley and Brown, but pledging the Con-
vention to abide the decision ut Baltim1res
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MCGUiRE's ScirooL.-Thc seventh session Of this
school closed yesterday with the distribution Of GER
ti6caics, MEDALS. &C.
The donors OF the session were awarded as fol-
aowes
Certificates Of Success, for all successful examine
TONS These showed most gratifying results, not 4
few having passed all Of their examinations and
number handing in perfect papers" OH one sub
ject or more.
Certifcates Of DistipItfun-Blue Ribbon average
three-fourths of maximum or more), to II. Archer,
". Barksdale, r. N. Darlington. W. Davis, j. DON
nan, r. JcIery, F. Male, A. w. Patterson, A. NJ.
Stegcr, S. Stokes, w. p. Tyler, B. Winston, j. e..
Jes,ks l.. Saunders.
Certificates IF ProfciencY-Red Ribbon average
fve-sixths of maximum more), to H. Baker, K.
Boiling. q. b. Bouldn, X. u. Coleman, ID. NJ. Cur
rie, II. Gibson j. A. Lancaster, X. Lewis, G. Lind
suy, H. w Maury, j. T. McCarty. D. McCaw, L. S.
Rose, c. NJ Taylor, G. II. Wilson.
Prize Scholarship in Washington and Ice Uni
rerSIy Offered TO senior class exclusive OF any who
may have won It bcforc). TO j. Randolph Tucker.
Certificates Of Good COnduct-Whitc Ribbon, to
=. Boiling, j. b. Darlington, j. A. Coles, G. T..
Cross, j. DOMAIN, j. Glasgow. p. s. Grant, J. A.
Lancaster, II. =. Taylor, S. Stokes. ..a
Silrcr Metals for Good Conduct, to X. II. Ander-
Son, j. H. Archer, 70. Archer Ran. Boiling, j. Bur-
foot, II. r. Coleman, ID. NJ CurriC, Ran. Mayo, j. T
McCarty, j. f. Mcclure, d. McCaw, A. W. Patter-
son, c. 7. Taylor, G. ii. Wilson.
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T,ELEaR|,AI'l RI I news lll'i.I1

80 yarx CsSSssK az III 3 Il Essssy market.
:, NEW Yosx, june u; Money sasy n.i g to 8
Der ,ei cent. Sterling firm at Oh % tQ Golp,
ifss so11St. Governments closed strong at
!, advance. States quiet. tennessee, TAI;
new. 74a. virginia, 10; new, 49, Iouiai-
ana's, IS; new, Co. Levee's, DO; sc, -
Alabana's, SO; 5's. 60. iGeergia's, 20; ~
80. North Cardinals, 8is;; new, q. Sou South
CarrioIfna,s, 80; new, 80.
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4. 81 Z
1st u,a,,,or wranoke. Gonch, New York, merchan-
steiner john sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cn,nT;,se and passengers. l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
schooner Lucy D.. Hail. Boston, ice, a. G.. Bad
cock. rs.stEss So, !
schooner Anna Boiling, Voorhees,. New York,
railroad Iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
Schooner Judge Hopkins, Baker. City Polut rail-
road iron, Tre6rgar Company.
SAILED. -,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan. baltimore.
merchandise and passengers. Powllatan steampoa'
Company. ,,,, .,
disc and passengers, W. +. Porter.
Schooner II. A. Hunt. Holmes, Galveston, Ie1af
rairoad-car material, Treiegar Company; vessel.
Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner General Grant, Miller, Chickahominy,
to load with lumber for Richmond, Curtis ParKer.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. =, -
FORTRESS MONROE, June "A new screw Pile
lighthouse Is building the Thmbes inst north OF
the Wlllougliby SPIT Lightship.. 1t win be COM
pieted IN a compile Of months, when the Ltghtship
will lie removed. Captain FeDton, with the tender
Tulip, Is engaged ON the work. 5
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHIsaros, June 27.-Clear and par
tialIy cloudy weather with areas of rain allc
lighf to fresh and occasionally brisk, soutP
erly to westerly winds will prevail; on Frida,
over the Southern States and nortn Oh tus
Ohio Valley. Partially cloudy weather, VIZ
areas of. rain and light to fresh ana OCCASION
ally brisk sor1theasterfy to soutn ,,
winds for the Middle States. Partially cioud,
weather and lighttto fresh easterly 10 soutn
erly winds for New England.
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General Items.

WASHINGTON, june 1.-THE superior court nas
ButtZ .. LEs- 49,. - ID, poar, nj
commissioners appointed by the President tn in-
yesiirate tie deprGdatons OH the frontier OF Texas
and Mexico leaves here Tonight for New Orleans
rin Savannah to join his colleagues wheicc nc wiz
proceed ut OIcc 10 Tie bnrcer.
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ELECToR . AS ~ nEt ,,e
GATES TO BAIriMoREThc deissates ,rDm
LII, ss,,ss 70 send General Bradley L. Johnson
and Hon D. C. DeJarnete e. the saiam 1an G 10
taat1as eIector from this district They VIII
x,rlrt Judee Crump for elector ut large.
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TaAppsUs G. BENNETT AcQUITTED:-lhe nus
,,nrs To,irt MAS occupied the whole OF yesferria:
IN fSe case OF Thsddeus c. Bennett, charged VIII
The Killing OF William X. Howle. Shortly before y
O'Clock las. night the argument was concuden aif,
they returned % the courtroom. bringing In
verdict Of not guilty. and Mr. Bennett was dis
rlta rrpl.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

p,r,uouy June 27.-Fiour dull and and irrega-
lar and fayOrs buyers Wheat dull but strong.
fSrnWbite, sac.; yellow, eaeRs4c.; niixet western,
eiGOssc. Provisions 1rn,. .Baeon-Brisk 1oobias
damand: shoulders, 5!61sc. whiskey. 9oG1slc.
Virginia 5.s co,.sols SIT West Virginfss lsa All
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COLLEGE BoYs.-Take notice that PIzzINrs ice
cream saloon viii be open this evening after the
exercises at Gracestreet Baptist church, where you
can rcfrcsh the fair ladies and yourselves. ..
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u,rnsoxr TrsTiNoSIAI.s.--Y esterlay morning
Mr.. James IT, Ttay. Jr. principal of the iielley q
school aud Mr.. s. 7. Pendlcton, principal OF the
Central school. were the recipients of handsome
Testimonials from their assistant TEACHERS. In the
former case splendid gold watchscIain VAS glven'
and in the latter !. nina tCl.sct.
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,.nrr r4,pK MARKETS

yrw YORK. june 27-Cotton quiet; sales, l,ifs
,,lns: uplds .str.: Orleans, es3c Flour quiet ana
Whiskry, pic: Wheat not ., 70 hrm.
f'w,ttnn SncHrrrrd, Rice firm Pork steady. .ard
Ea,yy ut Sssic Nsyas dull and heavy. Ta!low,
aH1e4c Ereigilts firm.
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az aar. Greeley ami Family.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Mr. Greeley and family
moved last night from the 81. Clond Hotel 10 Chap-
paqua Mrs Greeley was 80 Ill mat slle nah 20 ne
carried to the depot. The youngest dauShtcr 10 ~
covering from typhoid fever.
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Fast Tr0ttiEg Time.

rr,xv YouK Jnne e7.-Thc race to-day at Pros
park~one.mie heats. best three In hye-"as
rec. ,-'ih's Maid In three straight heats
rTfme' sI7t, 2:Io. .l7t. s
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1t Is not possible that peeps nf any taste would
p1trunize secontt-cias- galleries for photographs
while REEs & to. are making frst-class work at rs
cheap rates as amy gallery In the city. 1t Is the
oldest anti best established gallery In Virginia.
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Fsesh peaches at PIZzINI's.

REEFS & Co., photographers, Main near Ninth
Htrect Cards, $3.50 per dozen large SIZE 81 neatly
flushed In coaors from retouched negatives.
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MspAIAIsrs PROM THE LrrEn1RY soc's1.ls ~, ~
% ,cn,.nSn S,or..yag.--The following is o list
~ she medallists from the two literary socle-
ties OF Richmond College: -
ph;,oiogian Society. Best debater, y. II.
Newbiil, Of Middlesex county pest Wiz. 'el;
s. G.. C4epton. of Richmond ln,pfossu ,,r gs'
claimer, c. v. Waugh, OF Manchester. 6
Mu Sigma Rho Society.--Best deoatef, 2;
B. Witt, of Prince Edward county g'
writer, l.. B. Steel, OF Warren coanIs in =.
proved most 10 debate, vernon A"s9'' u
Dinwlddie county; best declai'hei' L. =
Lewis. of King William county.
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Anrtcots and peaches ut PlZZINI's.

DuTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-kILLER sweeps
them oft and clears the house speedily, Try It, Sold
by dealers every where.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD CosrANf')
- ts4asH .;yIcR-PREsIpEsT's, uf =, ,s:.
RIcilMoND. VA, Nay ~. lsIz.

no JOHN d. PRINCE.Ialks1 noti ,ss. tn ,,,o
~ on s,G s,hio Railroad Company Will apply
IN C,r Of Inc County Of ienrico, Va, TO ap
Soint Ave disin!srested freeholders Of said county
and i,ppartialiy 10 ascertain what will he
for such of the iandin said county
she fIeeold whereof you are tenant as Is pro
Dosed to be taken by the said company for its pnl
49, In the construction and working Of As brauci
IN tunnei from point on its present Hne In the
city of Richmond TO the Place selected for It's land
INK aud MharYcs ON James river below the said city.
: -" a s 49, CsiESAPEAKE AND OHIO
11tl~SrN =. RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY WINS. C. wlcKlIAM, yicc-P President. 49,,
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p,,,uo,,,,,,c,, or San Editor.

Nrw, ORLEANS, June 27.--Coionel George ".
r,.rter nuiIjshes his vaIedctory as editor OF the
,t;,tI P1nublicq,s lie reires because he can.
snort th9 state ticket recently nominated at
Rofnn Rouge
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,,oSr,n,,rp ysox r,asr FACE.

,..,,, "a Yrsed a bands E0Id mccall 20
Chasles K. Vyillis, whose per cent. OF goou
and nerfca LESSONS exceeded that Of any 9ss i
nnrd in no school, and silver n,edas % 9
Henry nj. Wortham, MicaRh J.. Wills Us. EIs q
r. Henry, Eugene e. Hartsook, n nilani "a "a
AiMgNiice. Jr., Willie D. Courtney, ana
Henry C. Mciruder, who, Ia the o ast''
nar,,ed stood next in exceIience. :.