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New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
ANOTHER EX-CONFEDERATE GENERAL N
DORSING CINCINNATI.

Gen. Augustus r. Wright of Rome, Georgia,
advises his felowcitizeDs 10 the course to follow in
reference 70 the Cincinnati nominees, and after avers
ing the conduct of the Administration says:
Light for the ruined and fre-charred South beamed
out from the Cincinnati Convention. Shall support
~ nominee Unquestionably by every motive OF pol
ICY gratitude ana hope of the future But suppose the
BaunOre convention nOminates ticket ought not all
good Democrats 10 support iti Thou shalt not follow
"a multitude 10 DO wrong" He who does so is neither
patriot nor Christian II Baltimore digs up fossil
nation specimen and undertakes TO demonstrate thereby
the PutOnian theory Of crusts, either Of the
parues, let II worship its God 1--WE sink or swim
survive or perish" with the who carry the flag OF
brotherhood Has Mr.. Greeley no faultsf Doubtless
he has. On old issues, don't know poorer Demo
cratic leader II We are to still fight free trade
tension OF Slavery INTO the Territories, and league Of
under the Jewish dspcnsauon "An eye for eye, ana
tooth for tOOth" TIE IRBUEEs ancient bulletins ON
the slave alty, the lcIs lash and Tie rO'S
wall, l0r, yet unsettled, and Greeley their
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
ORGANIZATION OF A GERMAN LIBERAL REPUB-
IICAN CLUB.

LICAN CLUB
A Campaign Greeley and Brown Club, COM
posed Of German Liberal Republicans of the XXth
Assembly District organized last night at Fifty
eecondt and secOndave by the election Of the follow
ing officers and delegates 10 the Central Committee OF
the German Liberal Republicans Of New-York;
Philip Koch President; T. Wendt Secretary; 2. H. Kinker
Treasures and T. g. Gaubenke Gustav Ihesn AndDT a. hesser
DeegsieA
A. Esasser was elected delegate TO the Committee OF
Arrangements for the meeting soon TO be held at
Cooper Institute. number OF members enrolled their
Nance and the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
the liberties Of the citizens and the ngh
Indignation
expression Cincnnat Conventions therefore,
principles laid down IN the Cincinnati Platform
recognize healthy political LIFE and the forms
szTy for the true development Of the country.
Rf That The Of the candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency Greeley and B. Ga7 Brown. f
guarantee that the reforms universally desired will be carried they
clerted
Ht That adopted citizens would view with special salts
faction az TIE bead Of the Government who during long life
ardent and Champion all has ALWAYS with
Of adopted
recently ha during
unt raudng the historical relationships obligations
involved therein.
s0red pledge ourselves do all power
candidates that organize present
Campaign Clab
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAX DFPARTMFNT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 25, ls72-l a. m.
Synopsis for the pas, f1enty-Iour hourE
The lowest barometer has moved eastwardly
from Northwestern Illinois over Michigan into Canada,
north OF New York.
Cloudy and threatening weather is prevailing New
England with eastery to sOuthery winds, and over the
Middle States with sOutherly to westerly winds; partly
cloudy weather with occasional rain over the southern
States clear weather very generally north and north
west OF the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities
The lowest barometer north OF NewYork move north
eastwardly. followed By rising barometer; westerly
winds and clear and clearing weather over the New
gland and Middle states.
Westerly winds and partially cloudy weather for the
South Atlantic states clear weather generally from the
ONO valley northward the upper lakes Dangerous
winds are not anticipated
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

constitutional propriety OF clecsing ruling elders
in q church for term OF years. The case -
one OF great interest, the plan OF choosing eiass
for term OF years growing amor2 the churches inc
Assembly OF 1856 pronounced against the eystem, Dus
not In technically judicial decision. The Rev. Dr
burlington OF the National Council OF the C0ngTegon
Churches the Rev d. Van Cleef Of the General SYpoI
OF the Reformed Church. and the Rev. John r. scott OF
the United Presbyterian Assembly addressed the House
delegates from their respective Churches 1ne Mol
orator responded, and the Assembly adjourned at ats
hour. The ercenteary OF Presbyeranism Is TO be- cee
brated tonight
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
nr pitcber,s Ca,toria

snbIiuto 'or CASTOR OF anl has ie oI Fea e' -
prouced remedy Unlike OIL pills. or narcotic srups Il
take not nsuse the stomach or 81 ne bowels %
assates the food ard 20 phyc wtee TIE bow
have the ecori Of Instances Of fies
relief where the for Eve ten and twenty
vomiting hai eKse with violent cosaio
IL contains neither mineral morphine nor aeo-o
equally adapted 10 adults and children J. acts hss nac "
wincoc constipation. Every family sho bafe
and desire that physicians AID nlfss
shall thoroughly We will furnish such without eh18A
j. B. ES0sg & Co., 50 Broadway Aew-lOrs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
JUDGE STANLEY MATTHEW'S BEFORE THE
CONVENTION.
From The Cincinnati CommerotaL

Tr0D1T
To he Editor Of The COmmeTcm
SIR: You will see from the accompanying letter
that Judge Matthews occupies position lneonsst-
ent with that on which no stood before the Cincinnati
Convention. We respectfully call for an explanation
under which invited us meet him there The result
OF that Convention, you viii observe, was especially
contemplated.
"CTYCISSATI. March 20, 1871
"GEO OLMsTEu, c,q.-My Dear Sir: While dificr
with Won toto cG{o Oh the question OF the tariff, cor
day concur in your views 10 the policy 10 Dr pur
sued i'm the effort 10 overthrow the present Adminatr-
tion-iO combine upon Tie simplest grounds all me Gle
ents OF opposition and concentrate their united sup
mort mon candidates uf high character. whose success
VIII redeem tO politics Of The country from the lnutnecs
Of corruption aud restore good government tc me conn
Try. l would heartily support Horace Oreelc! II ho
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For OTHER SHIP Selcs see Eighlh PG6e.l
anpTNEn

ARRIVED.
steamship City of Antwerp lBr Rnon hverpool May H. s~f
Queenstown 18th with ndse. and pass 20 Johp G.. Dale
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett Charleston with ni ani
TO Henry Moean Co.
Steamship Fan DoABe Phladepha sh mise. Lorara
ship Co.
steamship St Louis rl Pearce, Havana dayI with ,usu su<
nelado
Ship Admiral Tegehos (Aust Mailer Antwerp dAJ,
ship Carrie Reed of Bosto- Croxe Cena Feb G. with mise
Ship Joyan Thomas Porl Bora 0port0 APn TO- va Lios
days With wine and cork.
Bark Antelope Davis Cror 10 diy' With ,ni no.
Bark Volturno aL) Sayaese Rotterdam 80 is sith mie
Brig Surf Kohl Sagua q DAYS, with and mOascS
Bng r. Brown Tinker st. George n. b. ds Win dock ioys
Brig John Gsn (oi Liverpool n So Long POace p r. Is lays
with and mo1seS
FOREIGN PORTS.
MAY 2f1he CuBani steamship Sanara from B0sir
and Java Ne~YorA, arrived today tue former al AL de
latter / p.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
THE TURE.

FLEETWOOD PARK SPRING MEETING-THIRD DAY.
Yesterday was the third day of the meeting,
the ros of the previous day having been postponed
account OF the heavy state OF the There was
good attendance and the trottng Of an exciting
character six being required TO decide the last
race The first trot for purse Of $1,000 for horses
that had never beaten 239. Eleven were entered and
seven startedEdwn Booth, Lolie Pate, Frank, Tip, j.
Ellis Coroner H. and Nettie Morris The latter won the
race in three straight heats very easily, Coroner X Sc
curing second money.
The second trot for purse OF 81 700 for 22 horses
and four out of seven horses started Lottery and Glen
gary being drawn. Charley Green, Clarence, Dread
naught and James H. Burke were the contestants ana
Green won the second and third heats made dead
heat with Burke in the fifth, while the latter horse won
the first, fourth, and sixth heats, and the race
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
PISSEYGEPS ARRIVRD.

FROM LIvRRPOOL-Ia steamship cYv OF dnfr,rp Msy "a
John Richards Mira Bad, Geo. Wells M AMI Mrs. Leopold h
Kenyon, y. Broqnet
FROM LONDON AND HAyRE-Ta s>1mstip Desmark MAY "a
Peter Taylor Evans lady and children John Hsen NJ and Mrs
VIM. Pay Mrs. D. Pany ". j. jag. Mr. AID Mrs , Hcks hr
Plum d. Lardas lady and sidrrn Mrs PIKE Robert seprss
Mde Bugenie harnond Mrs Jane Upton and ehreg d. hh
Mrs Jane Hitler Mss Stray Mrs M0rd Nr, J0ure q
Brit snhan H. L. yenDer b. Heiroe Sidney Couehus Ws's
Wardel lady AID Mdle AEone,,a Exel G. do Yyad
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

ALLEGED SHOOTING BY CORNELIUS WANDER
BILTs BROTHER-IN-LAW.
II was reported in Printing House square,
about O'Clock this morning, that brotherinIaw
OF Cornelius Vanderbilt had shot Detective Hehderson
~ the Mercer-st station and citizen named Daniels
r.llv wounding the former in tho groin IL was said
that tho shooting grew ont Of the arrest of Vandero
co,ored coachman for iltreating prostitute, and IL
was further alleged that the shooter retreaed 70 Mr
Vandrrblts stable and thence escaped thrOuHh tle
house In Washington place.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
But THE Ny. WORLD IS VERY ANGRY
AT BEING CALLED 4 PROSITIUIED
1DTrRNAl.

me GREATER THE TRUTH THE GREATER TIE
LIBEL.
From y. Y. World.
The Greeley newspapers have invented and
are uubshlng The fasehood above quOted-Oe alleged
saie of me VorLD IL lie out OF whole clOth-kDOwn
for lie by its coiner and circnatOrs MI. Marble has
been for years now and intends ~ remain the sole
proprietor Of The World
TLis ecurrilous insult shows how mistaken we were
I'm nur civil notice OF the retirement OF Mr. Greeley
wherein we volunteered the opinion that his successor Is
a gentleman. So far from fulfilling our generous pre-
djcton that he would observe the amenities and eourt
ses of discussion, hc has already repeatedly
and grossly violated even its decencies. Before
the end OF the week in which we pmd
him that mistaken compliment, ne lnseTleu III lhE
ipIptrE an unprovoked and wantOnly caumniOus inl-
tation on The World, aud now ne perpetrates an nd-
cent insult which discOscs mind FAMILIAR with impure
assocatOns and easily drawing it, imagery from topics
which revolt and disgust better natures TIE IBINE
der ts new editor has forfeited all title 10 courtesy or
orbearance bur selfrespect orbids us TO descend to
lis level.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

helped TO place tho Administration IN power, but who
now stand ready TO aid in Kidding the country OF IL as
nuisance and disgrace
FW Wess 1fras Mr. Grfs hr of aooDtrnr and hr FOW
ness SPEECH and other potL1. 3D. ID and t pages
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Children Teehng.-Tho mother finds faithful friend in hn
wSsLows It is perfectly reliable sni harmless
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

Chandeliers md Gas Fixfures-Glt Crystal Or Bronssl
variety from the cheapest 10 the most costly toF dp 80
puale lhe entre Etgs lor small house hico DAVIDSON
n HrnaLn
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
MARRIED.

Renne,s Magic oil Healache Nsuraga, Rhenmea~s
Sore Iaroat, COD "a the Head. Cont1aoaA ID IL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
ANOTHER LETTER FROM SENATOR FERRY.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM SENATOR fEkkl'
HIS VIEWS on NATIONAL QUESrIONs-IE REPu-
DIATES THE LIBERAL NOMINATIONS
Senator Ferry of Connecticut has written the
following letter TO the Hon j. b. Ferris OF stamford;
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1872.
Hon. j. Il. FERRIS, StiIHf ford, Conn. ,.,
M DEAR riH: thank you for your congIaI
They are peculiarly gratifying from so old ana Vailed
friend as Yourself | do not know why any one should
msapprehend my political position on account oi Nhat
has happened have never concealed my opinlona. Ay
record In the Senate IS open everybody beicNe as
firmly ever 90 the doctrines which nave huNoclei
for the last 10 years, ever since the Spdbhcah party u
"a national existence There certain llths' lhieed,
which have grown into prominence silcc tlt p'hte oI
the acts OF rocOnsiucton. in which do not heheic
do not believe the continuance Of political disabilities
after they have become needless aud nlseieNOu iiI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
6perial Noilees

The second Assembly District Greeley and Browa
CenDnign club all holi GRAND MASS hkkTiN", SAfuh
DAY EVENING Of Yea BowerF AMI a " rafr
the Cincinnati CouTeuon The oo~ns seu!res
will address the meeting;
Hon A. j. RODGBlS, bIbPhBN hhAhl,
JAMES J. RODGktS. - Editor l fsh lle noff,i,
A<DREW pLUNB Juige FREEMAN J. rlTllAN,
TRIN1Is \, 5. OLItER, Gea MAsrlN T. MCMAHON
JOHN J. McDEhAOIg, .lise :. fLANAHAN
DENNIS McLAyGFIIS PrcssssL
TuoMas McGHArH, McHAHL HAiEs. Nice-ircslents
RAYNoNp gONuON. Mi0HAFL 0AlGuAv. hecfrtarIes
McCutIrE. Tfeasnrer JOHN McClh, Ca'n " cen
New Application of steam at the CaissoH- lie oa~-
ing from the American this dae ng,i nposeness
in pumping engines vii doubtless be all Hsrsicl
inf ro,emens With -gch Interest.
IhIROFI1fENT ~ PUMPS
elective ant roy sppeaon ~ steam ne q
eylde1ol ths auon OF ks no. Atrosrhsrc kagaf "a
present plupug ibe clfrrtlm he
Which being lnk New support
River bridge. The which improved bss
vertical cylinders u u Inches diaetcr aud s
stroke Is u nche The steam, 0f atou ~ ID
ium The boiler through an ach 1tanc Of - e snd en~
Tie engine olg falsc hall an lch diameter "A us rsif.
half fh woring Al Of IS sroes maute saa
coniensing i ~ asam fss sr inch oarn % sister . ci hsn
without nc ueosiuon o. machinery slaieso There
pumpng engine epec a the fs1e of fhe ir<
cosbly dheu from the aci OF conng Igsrf M m sni
puny or veu trovr hot
cngsg, the work bu has found tst sbHfh o.
gsher nosTy pnf lacl sfs~
uosd fett heos lh Eo nos f ai
sbaIsci b A,n as saaH lA A. esi - as
raised by tie latter"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

RCHBLLs-GBDNBY-Noy TO- 1911 by the Rev G. p DaT. Caas
". Echells to Mary B. Gedney, all OF this city.
ARDSON-INERAt Canaan, Conn., Thrrstav Nay p. b.
Allen johnson the residence Of the brides parents
Milo RchaTlsoa Salisbury Conn., Nellie u, eagglteF VI
H. Miner. esq
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25

The W orking ngwsmen'- Protective tsion.
Bsrtsr ~ cuilh rlcss ai al ta app toas
mon sstins ssnen uhD houshoh ihhtNhM
1OPNlSIs TRApESN OMkA. OLEAAS. kc. sfr Supplied
aaf asie la aaalng enrlo urnt Nas eh h~ss
been collected BY 4s vhrn uesssif AT e ei chsfe
Pnt,ots.-MUAN Co Pubishsrs Slssude Apsness Para
A. oba psisl eeff~befe, 2. iean gssse ever ihas
corfisutal send o Patent Lasp al 1aaf % iusfnies
Gents silver Pearl Cnzsinirre Hat, ons -. Nss
ie1ff nui eeI1uaus tt
WAkNOI 20. 90 bfss.asy
Tast-Ogl.e Notice a. MAILS FOR tuEOFk daraf hs
week clrsE sAIlhDAl Nll a. lli va roe Sos aIf
WEDNESDAY ai ~ "a, THURSDAY A. IA D. ful,H "a Nh
DAY - aallla a. 4, "A. soalA Pssstsrf
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
SOMERSET FIRE-HERRINGs SAFE.

VIII
ony OF parties whose books and papers preserved
In Herrng5 safe IN the rcat fire OF the 10th s when
the town of Somerset was nearly destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-25
ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE LIBE-
RAJ REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,

HELD AT CINCINNATI, MAY !, Z, AND q, 1917.
Now that the Presidential campaign is fairly open
ing, and angry discussions have already begun,
which may draw people away from the substantial
points in ISSUE it is well enough to invite their at
tention again to the actual platform of principles
presented by the Cincinnati Convention on which
its candidates stand and for the approval OF which
they appeal to the people. Republicans are specially
invited to consider whether OF not this is good he
pubcanism:
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SntereiIanter DEref"'Tan.

GIN tsutf6r 9isrbrausr In DapsnpOtt,
Soma, Sr. 8arIsmsssr wia bic Srass
Dcn ben sissntli&sn EemprrsnjSsisbsn
spr's Stsrbunbsss,ridt brinssn. Gr
tatte cline Suantitdt Bier an etntn 9du'
fer In Soma uuf Greoit psrfuuft. &ls bic
3ablunS faGis mar unb sr bas SaufSsIO
sin,istsn wOGts, blslt itm Der 8dufsr tsns
Skae tes Staatstsmpsrsn,esiebss snt'
sssen, wsl6e la8t, cdb man sstaufts get
litss 0strdnte ntftsu bsJablsn brau6t.
Die StuatSssridts Sopa's pisitn bic
Stage SartsmsYst's In alien Snitan3sn
at. gun bat SartsmsYsr ben 9rcj'b
vcr ras Sbtrbunbsss.ridt ssbra&t um
bic grfnTunssmd6i9tstt hts 3smptrtnj'
arleBts pcn Soma ron Der 6Shffen riH'
tsrlittn Snaan; tss eanbss tturttsiIsn
,u laFtn. 6srr @m. s. DtttOt, 8sttan'
malt gartsmtpsr's, II bsrsits mad Bait'
tnsten nbssrrif. 60 tanbsIt fit tsrbst
I'M fSrmltGt YspbtbttipssfcBr niHt um
9sfsbe BON Der Nrt bss Ssmpsrsn,ssitbss
pcR SbIo unb SGinUis.
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InsIdnbifcbe Seritbte.

Berlin, %. Ssbr. GS btrrf&t isbt tttn
3wetfsl msbr barber, rab f6 am Wttt.
nod elm Wann In Berlin brfnnb, Der ben
5IrGtsn Stemarf trmprbsn rpllts. 6tute
Wora.n tpirO pffi,isu mtt9stbsilt, Elm In
esr Stabt 9ofen febGafter Ipotbsfsr fei am
Mittwu6 in Strlin auf ben 8,rbnht bin
psrbaftst pprbsn, bab sr BEN Yrsmisr ju
eEmcrbsn beabfhtIss. Der Nann III elm
Dole uno Elm fanatiIhrr 8attoIif unb
pisnts friibtr Eel ben pdplli6fn 3uaSsn.
gr fam Dor elm paar Sa9sn BON YClen
mad Berlin unb ifisb auf isinsm &sss
btsrttr bic Drotung aus, er ptrbs na1
Itiner Mnfuuft babisr benz GiirRsn gis.
mard bas 2stsn nsbmsn. Wan Bat cine
9iRcle BET ibm sefunbrn unb lhlis6t bar.
aus, bab sr istn grrbaten aus,ufibrsn
bsabfHtiss.
Bern, %. Jebr. SHcn felt ldnaersr
3sit bsfano swif6sn ben BIER bsinbli6sn
Nrteitsrn aus Gllab uno bsm ibrtssn
Dsutfhlano cine Spannuns, bic s,Rsrn
tn eincn &rapaa ausartsts. Die 8utes
if6ruug purbe BON rem Stb6rrsn unttr.
pridt unb IL Der 8dbslsfibrsr osrtaftet,
iebo6 etlt bann, nahbem pirIe Yirlcnsn
fawtr Serlrbt pUrOtn parsn.
at. psterSture. %. 5rbr. Baron BON
SHsntera, Der usue @sIanSts 8uelanb's
fir bic Ser. Staaten. piGb bsmnItit mad
Wafein9tUn abreiisn.
Berlin, 81. Sstr. Wan fOIat bier init
Spaununs uno Qufmertiamfttt Dem @anae
Der pclttlftsn @rstsniIs In 8ranfrti6 unb
tersttet il& auf bic n0tbig psrbenben
Na6rseeIn Dor, bic bsi elmer plGBli6tn
gsnbsruna Der 8t9isrunssfcrm In Srant.
reid Sur Batrun9 rsr Su!errlTsn DeutIt.
lambs uno Der @uSfiitruns brs Srtsp,ns.
psrtra8fs trsrtfsn prrotn mlTen. On
,prt ArmHcUrps fol- bsrttts rer 9efebl
ersanssu fsin, it marI6tsrsit Su baltsn,
uno wenn bic pVlitifhtn 0irrsn 6rant.
rti6's cine rrnfrrs @sfllt annttmcn
follten. 70 wsresu be i'm Srtt,entprrtrnGe
bs,st&nsttn 1ranIGiiihsn G,s6ietsttetie
icfOtt ron stusr fartsu bsutIGen 3rup.
psnattbsiIun5 ptsesr bsisBt wsrtsn.
9ontpn, 24. 8str. Gin Sstrerdm Yoa
8rsf msIcft tS bare la I'm rorlissn
6aitn Britern Gin tstautrli6rs llnslat
srsi9nst. 9as S6iif Share SrnncVis",
bas stns ertee GuSabl Ynfa9itrs an
SplS tdttr, ftlIu9 UNI uno rs Fno babsi
% Ytrfsntn srtrunErn.
@ntwtrpsn, &c. 6.br. Ter Graf BON
GbamtcrO tsfnOtt Ilh nod In ttefgsr
Stabt. Gr weigsrt E6, bas Son ben
mCnarhifb ssannttn Dtputlrttn In rtr
irdnScilftrn NaticnaIrrrIammtung un.
isrJctbncts unb pom 0rafsn 0lcnle bier.
Der itertrdtts Rdniftf gu psrIfrntli6su.
SrUersm rr feline 5rtunbe srIuht BAT,
niht ttsrtrr ju tcmmsn, linp bsuts Wpr.
Gen pittsr Dtputatienen psr1hi:bsn,r
franS6iIlbsr Stdrts bier sina,trUfftn unb
pcn tbm smpfnnasn pOresn. @L6 t,ute
crinSsu fb pistsr Burger unb 5rtmps
auf tsn Stra5tn unb ts tsrrIdt bier
arree Nufre9ung. llnsta4tst bss Sers
bctts Der NniammIung pom 8Uitetauftn
battn F6 tsute IOrssn mstria4 fcl&e
,uidmmengtitaart uuo 10 Fnp bsrstis
,rvti6sp ffn 0It,itaItn unt slteraltn
psrf6istsns 3ufammtna6gt trfol,t. Die
@snssarmsn partn asnGttiet, bic NaTsr
anJugrsifsn unb ;u jsrtrsutn, wutst msbs
rsrs p'rlcnsn Ssrwuneunasa pappnsrug
9ca.
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ssma&t w.tttn, unb ibrt @tIslisssr
ftir&ttn a& ni&t basOr. Gle batsn tur&
ttre guetau.r bic untsrfuauns In Stem
gort ,u 8sss esbra&t; ile tabsn baSur6
Der Ga&e ter 8sfOrm stniss DisrRs ss'
leiaet unb fs ifnO isbt baran, bisfss Gr'
pertinent Su ptebsrbOfsn. Das if anss
mas Id auf tsnsn She'll Der 8rbs bss
Seuators ppn Nsw gorf ;u srrpibfrn
babe.
C5prtIrbuns fOIst)
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0uDitDrs Oedcbricbt.

Der lintsr;ti&utts, bon tr Massrs court
btr Staet Serantpn srnannt, um bic aus benz
NarI&alIs geriaufe bee @runtsissnibums Ycn
8iftcr 1burit trsisItsn 6pnbs ,u ptrtbrilsn, gilt
tirrmii NabriGi, bie CT ben phittrn ltints
amtts pbIistn pirb in feinrr Office i'm Court
bduIe btr Stabt Seranton am DittpU9 ZEN q.
MGrs 1872, UNI 2 llbr Nd6mittass, ~ Rslher
3sit uub Srt ale inierslIirtsn partettn mad
@uibiinFen trI&rinsn mTssn, pbsr fir INNER pCn
tem anfpru& auf b'iasten 6On6 ausesitlrhsn
bIsittn. @ecrg 9. 5crn
aubtpr.
Srrantpn, 26. Gsbr. 1S72-29ip
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- Jarmr i'm g8sRsn 6absn bic Gnt.
fsdung 8sma@t, tab 5eItbibnsr (par'
trtpgre) bic Grelfsn SriHtf bes 8siSsn.
iaisre (Gbindtue) Rns, uub iaissn tit.
fsltsn jsbt rUr BEN 9dstrn. Gin 6armtr
iast ts bate Sunesrts BON Satmsn GsIo.
hhtrern Guf itiHsm Ylab, unb f&rirb
tirirHt uml=nes fsius ride Rsi,snsrute
,u. wGtrtnb Ia tsna66arten SelSea bar
0si,enTli,r grcss 8trtssrunSen aurtttst.
@r iiitsr!s tts 5atmtn GtItbdbnsr I'm
gBtnitr.
- Die G:&Hftiptrr auf Der linton
gidTe Giftnbabn III serGtr uHp bic ia.
pnntfitt @sfanptf&aft bsrstts ua& trm
SRer ataereif.
- 8ihttr 9apiO Gasis kat bic Rc,
minntirn Der agbsiisrs 8rforms sGfctiailea
fur tie grGlrrnti6aft anssnOmmtn. gr
fact Ia isinsm gntpOrilhrstbtn, ba6 bteir
t6dls StaatsDirOr MEIER s'IuAt nod
csrrii9trt Ttresn tarfs.
- 3n Der SGio Yrcbititiunt GonS.n,
ton ,a Gu;Imbus purbt am 5rsitds Sa.
mes 8lad psn SsnnipIpanisn gum pri'
fpsntsn Get Sr. Staaisn uno SObn
IuTsa Son G,s!&isen suH SiEi 'grdFpsn
ten eruaHRt.
- Sn ttn 5riiffulsn So Naltptas.
Sem, fed nun aud bic osutfde GPra4t
fin9siu9.t Prrhta.
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3um Serfanf oOrr Su
bcFutictlea:

Cine I6Sns gNutrsi IN 9y0mins County,
ADJ Wtilsn scn aunIpannof, an bel Scrmans
nsbIf 45U gdrrn 9anb, pVppn 1lU gdtr tiRae.
ftnit unb unirr euttr auIur, her 9irl ltbr aui 5
SCitanS. IaGJufrastn bel Sru. 9Obn 3sit.
Ter, Snantpn. 7t1l
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Wari6aqs= =Scrfinte
Bpm 0rmnbci0emtbnm.

3ufrIss prrIdirbtuer GrsfuhpnsbsfrbIs, aus.
8sitsllt Spn brr Wcycrs Court ter Siatt Srran.
ion pnb an MID striHfft ptrer i1 In EHfnni.
DER Vsrlttt1Frung In srm GUuIt Saur pen
SltaHipn am
So Gnmhaa BEN %. Ndr, 1872,
nm 10 llbr gormittnee, tGs nahfCIa.nS bt.
ibristtns G'esuI9Rm aum @sriauf OIebistsn,
9lde bic 8etk, 9itrl unb 3nIer fen tts Ser.
flN9itn in unb duf bic arpiIs erttr 2anh, q Is-
gen in Der !. 9Rart err Gity Serartcn, bsgrrn3!
nne tsr6ritttn ipie fcISt: 9rsrsnSt iihIi6 ron
her prrpls's Sha6m. giifnblbu sa euiunt
Hauniv so dub, RRIi& son ben GsQpp3 Rir9.
bcfs 1870 Sup, msbr rhtr rfniefr. nj tll6 ron
4an6 res Sbufndftr 50 1ue un6 pthIi6 ppn
9ant, ttst otter frabsr BON D. 8. TapiS une
Antrrrn gtrignet, ritpa f20 0ue, mrbr USfr pt.
niger. Allr5 anstblut, nit sintm ;reiliUfiSru
bTIwrrtn 0OtuhaHit uftN 3ubebs,
Niii SslVIaa tsrst uMe In GrffHtirn orrcm.
men nuf bic aIast ron %tram Gtrnt e.srn
8rcres gufb.
Strnr:
al tas GENTLE lptiifEfias sal;5'LSntt. nit
IrsilffaisiM SininSsGaubti tat Gaupi9tbauSs
II etpa % DUO 8rOnt bel l6 6ub tirf uus has
5inirrattaurt IN unstfibr &c 5ub nett bti 20
SUB titf; briiattS Ottdubr litst an btr Ode rpn
Nidr;Cn aSruus unb 3psiitr Slrabt, ia ter 2.
GGrb Der 9itY Srrartcn, euinnt grHuia, 9Gy
auf eOttt epttt lic, = la Slrd Nr. 7 Scu Soa-
ttTleul NsEiipn iur Staet SGaulpn, tntbdl'
ttnb verne an 3WCitcrfrabt 30 BuB bel $50
5itfe all MiariUn astuuf, pftr in alltm $500
auaeTaifae, isitalTtlts msbr 0str TtnistE nstif
3utGbFr.
Nlit gtl6tds tsltSt unb in GrsFutlcn atgpni.
men aHf bic alaae gPE asfm'as s$'f'r S'ssu
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(5prtirBuns fOIst.)

: StIinsSrpss, Union Co., wdrb am
%. bs. pOn sinem 5sutr bslmsslu6t unb
13 Botnbduftr, 5 St,rss, bic Saptifsns
tir6s unb anbtre @tbaubs wurbtn elm
8aub Der Slammen.
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g ia t. 81:

gm %. Grbr. 1872, in ptirrsture, Grnts
ftnE 3ctitr pcn Ssuly unb Irrribta gptnIsl
in alter ron bsiHabr 10 3nbrsn.
art 2B: 6str. 1872, In granipn, Seltra
SSd, 1cdtrr ven Vrrruj 3tieltr une StlIru Gts,
frau ossb. 9rHmann i'm slltsr BON 3abrsn
une 8 Sngrr.