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, 1872-12-28

The Administrations construction of the Civil
Service Reform, to which it has committed itself
on several occasions, was illustrated in New
York about the same timo Us in Chicago,-tho
difference being that it concerned the Post Office
and the letter Of tho rules in Chicago, while it
concerned the District Attornoyslip and the
spirit OF the reform in New York. The gentle
man Who WAS appointed District Attorney,
. short time since, is Mr. George
Bliss. Ho ia described rs . lawyer Of
small practice, who has devoted most Of Lis
time for many years past to New York politics,
and who is spoken Of By the Nation Us tt the
confidential friend, and ndyiser, and coadjutor
of Tom Murphy in tho business of Fcontrol-
ling primaries" lie is also described to be the
chief manager OF what is known as the Gus
to1n-HouEe party. It is true that there WAS no
rule laid down BY tho Civil Service Commission
to cover case Of this kind but the very spirit
Of the movement is such as to preclude the ap-
point1ent OF such man as Mr.. George Bliss is
described to be as United States District At
torney anywhere, but especially for city like
New York.
, 1872-12-28

correspondent Of the Nation says that the Re-
publican members Of Congress WHO are op-
posed to the proceedings Of Louisiana are afraid
of opening their mouths Lest they be clasncd
with the opposition. This is precisely what We
have suspected. To be classed with Trnmbull,
Eclurz, and Sumner would be the signalto set the
dogs on. Better that tho Constitution should bo
subvcrtcl, States subjugatcd, and our system OF
government turned upside down, than to be
classed with tho opposition. Perhaps by the
time Congress reassemlles there will be so
many people classcd with the opposition that an
unloosening Of tongues may be deemed at least
City
, 1872-12-28

The mischief which few degrees ct tcmpera-
ture moro less, produce, is feerfully oxe1n-
plided by the Intelligence which the telegraph
brings daily. A fall OF IL degrees in The tLer-
E1oneter within q few hours has caused terribly
Destructive fires all over the country, produced
by oyerleatilg, and involving q loss Of millions
OF dollars las broken rails and wheels and
wrecked numerous trains, with fearful loss OF
life; has eTec:ually stopped the business OF
two large cities, New York and Boston has sum-
n'aril; Suppressed The transmission Of mails and
merchandise all over tho Eastern States; has
destroyed thousands OF dollars' worth of
steamboat and barge property at Memphis,
and will probably do the came thing at St. Louis
before long, as the ice is gorged both above and
below that city; has caused great expense ard,
in some instances, loas of life, by tho explosion
Of boilers and kitchen ranges; has cut off, it is
reported, the Michigan fruit prospects; and has
resulted in a multitude OF minor casualties and
accidents all over the country, not to mention
tho e1trc1lo suffering incident to poverty and
exposure. During tie spring, summer, and fall.
all the disastrous elements Of those Seasons
seem to have been let loose, and now winter
adds its dismal catalogue Of horrors, caused by
the ice, the snow, the frost, and tho cold.
, 1872-12-28

The Springfield Republican is publishing q
series Of communications, from Republicans prin-
cipa1ly, severely condc1nning the action OF the
Massachusetts Legislature in passing a vote Of
censuro on Mr. Sumner on account OF his reso-
luton, introduced into the United States Senate,
to strike tho names OF battles in the war Of the
rebellion from the regmontal flags. The gen
tlemcn who write these communications fail to
discover wherein 11r. Sumner has insulted the
loyal soldier, although many of the writer's have
themselves been loyal soldiers. Several charac-
torizo the Legislative censure as piece Of arrant
impudencs, and call for publication Of the
vote. The opinion seems to be pretty general
thereabouts that the gentlemen who voted to
censure Mr. Sumner for his resolution should
be permitted to retire to private life.
, 1872-12-28

The Kew York Times is disposed to treat the
settlement which Jay Gould made with tho Erie
Railroad Company as means whereby Dir.
Gould escaped the just punishment for hia for
mer fraudulent transactions. Speaking Of tie
managers OF tho road who brought the settle
mcnt to successful end as almost
equally guilty with s'tle arch-trickstcr, Mr.
joy Could" the Times asks "Is not this con-
donation almost as bad for the financial honor
OF the community es the original thieving Of
Gould himsclf:' We think not. In the frat
place, we fail to see how the settlement can be
properly called "condonation," implying that
the Eric managers had made some agreement
that they would not prosecute Gould criminally
in case the latter would pay them a certain
amount OF money. This is the first intimation
that MT. Gould was arrested on O criminal suit.
Mr.. Watson, tho President OF the Eric Railroad,
sued Mr. Gould for some S9,0O0,0o0 worth OF
property, which, 1o claimed, Gould unlawfully
retained from the Erie Company to whom it be-
longcd. Gould virtually acknowledged the JUS
tice Of the claim By offering to turn in property,
the cash value OF which WAS S7,000,000,
and tho actual value OF which
to the Eric Railroad Company is said to bo
$4,000. 900, or the full amount Of the claim. In
accepting this pro. >ert?, Mr.. Watson avoided all
the risks of New York lawsuit, saved the inter-
est in tho value Of the claim, md secured the
! present advantage Of an increased value in Eric
! stock. As the purpose Of the Eric Company vas
to recover what belonged to it, and not to pun
ish Gould for any offence against good morals
Of which he may hare been guilty, tho settle
mont was q strong stroke OF financial policy.
Nor does it seem to contain any prohibition Of 3
criminal prosecution against Gould, if there is
good ground for it, aud If the New York Times
can spur on the proper authorities OF undertake
| the matter on its own account.
, 1872-12-28
NOTES AND OPINION.

Mr. scammon says that Mr.. Whitelaw Reid
to-day occupies the position Of double po1iti-
cal prostitutes" and he rightly adds that, 81 II
this is not degree Of moral turpitude sufficient
to destroy the political influence OF newspaper
then honor and consistency are empty names
destined forever hereafter to kick the benm in
journalism when ambition and falsehood are
thrown into the opposite scale-"
The same authority observes that " There Ire
, 1872-12-28

The Nation, which has for como time "inked
at the Federal interference in Louisiana, on nc
count Of the bad character OF Warmoth, non
takes ground against it. Tho Boston Adrertiscr
and the New York Independent have also joined
in Gliding. The latter pays that the question in
issue in "whether the constitutional Govern
ment Of State ehall, in the time of pesce, bo
gubYerted by Federal power" Tho Washington
, 1872-12-28
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, 1872-12-28

Twenty thousand people living in the suburbs
Of Eoston we're enow- bound in that city yester
day, and unable to reach their homes. A similar
E.ate ct affairs exizt3 IL New York, which has
s2cn no such fall of SNOW for twenty years.
the statement that to clear Broadway will coet
son n41
, 1872-12-28

kEiTan troops are attacking the Russians on
the LuerbG River, besieging the forts, and inter-
(e-;ag with the fishermen. England has assured
tie Car that her concern with Russian opera
lions in Central Asia extends no further than
the protection Of Afghanstan.
, 1872-12-28

The candidates for Senator in Louisiane are
Dureu, Casey: FinchhacA, and lawyer named
Billings. Since Piuchback got his tremendous
Lift from nothing into the Goyernorship, the
colored legislators, II in number, arc said to
Ea7o beea impressed with q superstitious nd1ni-
ration Of his luck, which nothing bus green
lacks can couateract. CRsey's chances are the
test, however, if the Federal Intervention con-
, 1872-12-28

A suit threatening thetitlcs Of over hundred
owners Of real estate in this city, and involving
property to7 the value OF s2,00O,000, has been
begun in the Superior Court OF this city. Else
where is given full statement Of the charges
CT the plaintiffs, who allege astounding frauds
On the part Of several well-mown citizens, IN
rropriation Of the property OF others to their
Own uEe2,
, 1872-12-28

General Francis 4. Walker has resigned his
lie President has accepted his resignation, but
s'in not appoint Ills successor until Commission
81 Delano returns from his Cuban iaunt.
, 1872-12-28

\ aaa lying in Jail at Scranton, Iowa, on
c.,:;e Of murder, WAS taken out day before yes
terlsv by fifty citizens to be hung without tho
<ormalisT OF q trial. Feeling that his necessity
knew no lav, he saved his life by making n full
confession, aud was then returned to the author
tsics to arait more regular proceedings.
, 1872-12-28

4 large class of people in Chicago are hope
faliy looking forward to visit from Professor
i laI, during Ills eojourn in America. It is
:ertain that his series OF lectures would be
la.gel; att:.cna2l aod well appreciated hero.
, 1872-12-28

Stokes testified yesterday in his OWL behalf
lat he shot Fisk, who aimed pistol and forced
I'm to fire in seIf-dcrence. He says he had no
Gttcntion OF killing him.
, 1872-12-28

lie Niagara River has asresuaed it's usual course;
-2 w-!or supply Of Buffalo is restored, and the
80 is freed from tho grent peril that threatened
+ III case Of fire.
, 1872-12-28

Is the burning Of the City Pest House OF Bos-
sou, Ihuzzaay night, 300 smallpox patients
eere turned out Of their beds and cast upon the
t3tumUlity,
, 1872-12-28

1-Icn,phis has been the scene Of one OF the
been caueed By the late intense cold Yesterday
, 1872-12-28

1J7AL EAyAEA LOTTERY. GRAND, Ex-
-aoreiaary dra.F,nz; whole :iciets S62; J. =. YAK
-: .crx.
o:..:C AID OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINES san
- 2ic-for dyspcps:a, consiira:ion, debility sick
aG...e ous attacks and al deraE se1ncn1s Of liver,
.t::, bowels. AK your druggist GoE it. Beware
l. -.---iHls
E.i.!iiLOE'S HAIR DYE. THIS SPLENDID
f7irde tho best in world Tho only true and
J. dye Harmless retiabI1 aud instantaneous disap-
ridiculous nts unpleasant olor Resnc
lis Ill effects Of bac dyes and vcshes Produces in
ctia1el5 superb !ac or n;tuEa and iea:cf he
+. EateheloE: Sold ty ~ d1uggizts. CHARLES
tATCHELOR4 Proprietor, y. 7.
THOUGH TURKEY. sOGGY PUDDING, AND
3e:,ed vine 7cst hsa:i.y On .he eitys stomach; =
las just a:..el. beng tho hrss ins:@lment Of Arc
tas ina ss2 Ha:c % other For dys:s
tEg=siion, or any t1ort:s arising from week or dis
:rutred stomach Aromatic Liquid Pcp.in has equal!
We rscr 70 Bu5ioy Tyr5e:i AbEan French = c., +.
aasss; ;s?Ss Xsas4 sPd & !: r. <: asasiS|d. s. e.
Esi1Fo3d " Kun Esq1 p;op Eoropssa psad Gt2 a.
fally i Co. LILLY PHELAN. Evansyile. Ind
, 1872-12-28

KS TEEATRE-Wabesh a7enue, cornc. Of Con
-, - It. Engagement Of lawrence Barrett,
Is !a.e.''
, 1872-12-28

-t-ERS' OPERA HOCSE-Mon7oe street, between
- : 1.3 Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton 1 kemble,
-1.:-ei u ad Eu-icsque Troupe
, 1872-12-28

kEG=.:F OF :USIC- Ha1sted street, south o
91s@... Engagement Of the Carroll Family. Ne" sen
. .;1.t diam, entitled Our Mother"
, 1872-12-28

GLOBE Observation-Disclosures street, between Madi
:. 80 Nasaia ton. The Leon Brothers. '' The Union
, 1872-12-28

,1:y;c.1ER's TEEATEE-Madison street, between
- "a :>s:1ac17 Engagement Of 3lisa Charlotte
==--.a. Gay N2aacsia.."
, 1872-12-28

bmnurity.
, 1872-12-28

and Was not recommended. while General Nc
Arthur had the highest recommendations. So
violated any rule OF good service in the appoint
ment made Washington Chronicle.
a few days since it was reported that mum"
ber Of ministers were applied to to attend the
house of ul-fame in this city, and that they de-
clined On account Of the character OF the de-
ceased. Upon this We commented with soma
severity. We have since learned that the report
was wholly incorrect, aud Of course the censure
was wholly undeserved. The fact turus out to be,
that no minister. refused. The undertaken fist
applied to IN Episcopal clergyman, who at oEc9
consented to so, but only remarked that he
could not use the ordinary burial service, which
recognizes the Christian character Of the dep.rt-
ed. The undertaken thought i. better. in tina.
case, to ask q neighboring Baptist minister, who
at once performed the serTice.-Nez1 York Ecen-
ing Post.
Whether they ltho New York Tribune editors]
will try to get back into the bosom of the party
and the good :graees OF the Postnasters, Or 90
forth to seek their fortune in the wilds Of ''in-
dependent journalism" remains to be seen.
The former course would doubtless be the bet-
ter course pecuniarly, but also the meaner, and
less likely to succeed in the long run. The
latter might not pay so we'll at fret, but would
pay tenfold better in the end. They print at
the head Of their columns Horace Greelay's e1-
preston Of satisfaction at having established
the Tribune Il -. they Till print also 4,s tbs
which be issued two days after the election, and
keep it standing, and live up to it, they will COZ"
fer one Of the highest benefits On American
politics and society which it is now in the power
Of q journalist to bestow, and will have tie
hearty sympathy Of all honest and patriotic
men. The paper has. ever since Nov. 8, been
model Of decorum, and the decorum has cer-
tainly not diminished it's rigor, and has nos
prevented it's boing--vse think we may say-
much in advance Of I'LL its daily contemporaries
in the fulness and arrangement OF lts news, as
| Why, in the name OF wonder. can We not have
continuance Of this decenoy and common sensst
| The Nation,
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITH.
DR. Z. II. LAWT0N,
Late Of New tork aud PhilAdspha, would say 70 bic
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me application Of keeueity IN any formis out aAusv
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amenurfn0a interruption or retention OF me mensesi
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! n. a. Jones, eoruvr VI fiitn aud Market streets.
! VIM. l.. rudolph, az MArkst etrvut
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Universal Clothes Wringer

APPROVED with RowELL's PArEsT DsuBLH Coa.wuHEIs,
and the PAtsST sToT, are unoqasstonahly far su
perer to any apparatus for washing clothes ever H.
ventei aud will their cost twice yolri by saving
labor and clothes.
Til Editor o., this psrsr who purchased Washer aud
wrlnger, thus teatides as to their vAluei
Avail ing It's sure condemnation We took seat, pre-
pared al any ment hear tho hrat groWi from me
opsrator-Nho b. the By had n.ver selors that tlmo
bsen one 10 operation. On went The Work, however,
noiseass j. patiently aud apparently without euvft l'f
q lev momenis, when tho operator suddenly hsitva.
and laughinkly opening tho lids 81 the naehlne
brought out very much 10 cur altoniehment nun.
Der Of very wsll washol clothes, winch ne.dsd
cut the rinsing touches 10 complete them hnd make
them LOOK AZ we'll And sAtsiaetoy ae u tuey haa CONS
from ene Of the best laundries.
our prsi JUDGES Wore shaken, and wheaNatehiug IN,
teluy ths whole operAh0n-an III sious itie enoH o.
tssen yvArs-a domestic 4ppendage W Toe way ~
opportunity to tue lever aud work away AZ the
mienin, with perfect will and little &C NO suoIb We
ccp!esa that all mszT nss 40 10 Tue eapabiy Of me
enne 70 Do It's w9Ih fAui'hei if-m cur mih0i atu W
tesame convert to tnv prnriPls oI wAsniis ~ ma
eunery a. tast a. faras tue ucrF fATHsr O. oonesfaed
p3EUEs--2 FaiE OlFeT
II ,hs Merchants in your place will moi furSsb sem
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Extra Wrsser slO. aud we Will forward vithSs both
maehings ye Of frsis AZ, to places cas- bel
iiusi aud olre ifv wo thsy w.u b. iAsi, that We
asce " refaad tue money iiaay wishes 70 return
Tue machines fso Vi freight, aitor m1rtks 'fAl Ae
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Dolly Clothes Washer, Aad Uniyrrsal Mrinser.
roid ny dealers generally, 10 whom liberal discounts
| are made
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90 Cortlaudt It,, New York.
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The story is told Of Preseason AgassE
that ha was a poor Swiss lad. who, refusing
TO learn TO turn penny by Lie fathers
trade, began alone aud unalded 10 spell out
the alphabet Of nature 10 rocks and olrds'
and beasts. The knowledge did not prom
ine 10 help him Qua whit among bis neigh
bors; did not pu, shoes on his feet, or SAT-
In his uorridgs comfortable home ana
auccsssful business waited for him, but 10
chose To 10 wandering through the alps
Ratchet 10 hand, aud often but sou IN
pocket, "a sum so little be said, when my
hunger was so big" So hungry and hall
clothed, be followed for years he hall ell
faced signs Of this unknown language, which
be faucied God had spoken and not men, as
q child might trace the footsteps Of a lost
mother, Al last be made his way TO Lon
don, to Sir Roderick Murchisou, who, no
thought, could help him. well, sir, what
do you kuowin demanded the great natural
let, noting his beardiess chin and rudy
cheeks. Il think hesltated the lad, u
little about dshes. That night; at a meet
ing Of the Royal Society, Sir koderek held
w covered package. j. have here ne
said, "a ish that existed IN such an era, -.
some tins long before Adam was born, ana
proceeded TO STATE the exact condition aud
positions in which il was found. Can our
young friend, who knows something aoou'
fishes, tell US anything about It ! nere-
upon the Swiss boy promptly drew upon Tue
blackboard a skeleton monster, OF when tue
real one, when uncovered, proved 10 Do lht
exact duplicate. and then the old grey
boards present recognized him US one o
themselves, and gave him place. very uucl
as the kings 10 hades rose TO receive Ma
noleOn
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