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The New York herald., 1872-12-17
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LONDON, Dec 16, 1872.
An open-air meeting was held In Stockton on
Sunday In favor Of Fenian amnesty, at which $4,000
persons wcre present.
The crowd was very dlsordery and there was
some fighting, during which several persons were
injured
The English and the Welsh VINO outnumbered
the Irishmen, charged on the Platforms carried or
the Irish fags and tramped them In the mud
Mr.. Odger was announced 10 speak, but failed to
appear.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Twelve thousand three hundred and seventy one
bales Of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
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F r A 81 Q z.
President Theirs Official Relations 70 tlc Par.
liamentary Committee Of Thirty.
Citizen Anxiety for q Conclusive Definition Of
constitutional Power-The Bourse Uneasy.
with . Heavy Decline in Rentes


PARIS. Dec. l6. 1872.
Ills Excellency President Thiers accompanied
by N. Duaurc. Minister Of Justice will attend the
meeting session OF the Parliamentary Committee
OF Thirty. on constitutional privilege definition,
during its session to-day.
II is hoped that the result OF the National Assem-
bly, debate at the sitting OF Saturday ON the ques-
tlen OF the reception OF petitions praying for the
dissolution OF the Assembly, has served to facilitate
the work Of the committee In arriving at an under
standing upon the governmental questions which
1t is considering.
CONDITION or tue DOURsB UNDER sEAvy DE-
CLINE.
The B0urse quotations nuctuated very much
during the day. closiug with marked decline In
the value OF rentcs.
Tho offlcal reports read as folows:-1hc an
n0uncement issued OF eleven O'Clock In tho fore.
noon said rentes opened at 81 francs 90 ccntimes.
Tue noon publication followed thus The Bourse
la buoyant Rentes. 81 francs, ex interest.
The following statement was placarded at three
O'Clock In the afternoon:-The Bourse Is heavy.
RentcG. So francs 10 Gentimes.
NJ. Thicrs' Personal Plca TO tho Men
or Tho Thirty.
PARIS, Dec. 10. 1872.
President Theirs appeared before the Committee
OF Thirty to-day and explained his position.
NJ Theirs said the only remedy for present dffl-
cultics was the organization OF second Chamber
Ministerial responsibility existed already. The
Executive and tho Minister'S were ready to retire IL
their acts were disapprovcd. He was willing to
accept any other mod,s ptvendt which tho Com
mittee might propose. aud promised to confer
freely with them to that end.
The Presidents words had most conclliatory
effect.
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Died.

CorrEE.-On Monday, December 16, 1872, AMY
COFFEE, daughter Of Daniel ana Elizabeth C0nee,
after a long and painful illness, aged Ia years, !
months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 16lst street and Tenth avenue, on
Wednesday, December IS, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
thence to the Church of AnnunciatiOn, Manhattan
vile, and from thence to Yonkers for interment.
fFor Other Deaths See Etghh Inge.J
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MR.. sTANLEY's LECTURES IN BOSTON,

BOSTON, Dec To- 1917
Henry NJ. Stanley gave the FIRST OF his lectures
on the finding OF Livingstone at fremont Temple
this evening. before large aud enthusiastic audit
ence. on Tuesday evening he will be accorded o
reception at the residence OF Mr.. Curtis Guild. OF
the Commercial Bnreij,,, where he will meet the
principal o1icers aud lpsncst mcn " the state
aud city,
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THE DRAINAGE OF THE CrrY.--Every citizen
ought to read the article we published yester-
day showing the frightful and dangerous con-
dition Of the sewerage in this metropolis, and
If the authorities will not act promptly to
remedy this great evil there ought to be such
an expression of public opinion as viii COM
pel them to act. The statements of the Sani-
tary Inspccto made 10 our reporter, show
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at halfpast five O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
VIII be ready at five O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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BERLIN, Dec. 10, 1872
Spener's Gazette says that the Prince Chancellor,
Bismarck, will resign the Presidency OF the Prus
sian Cabinet, but will remain Minister OF Foreign
Affairs
ROYALTsT INVALID RETURNED.
Prince Frederick William has arrived at Wles
baden, whittier he went by the advice of his phys-
clans to take the waters.
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THE SHIP FRANKLIN.
The Emigrants from Hamburg saved-Consoling
News for Friends in California.
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LONDON, Dec. 10, 1872.
Information has reached this city this morning
that the eighty persons who were believed to have
perished by the strandng OF the emigrant ship
Franklin, from Hamburg for San Francisco, OF the
Island OF vlieland have been rescued.
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Comptroller Green paid yesterday, through MS
paymaster tioor Falls) the hhorers on the thirty
six inch main pipes to December l, s4,2Os 25; on
small pipes to December L. sl,097, and will pay to-
DAY the balance due tlte lahorers on small ptpes,
S6,0tl0z,
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JAPAN.

Omciai Nomination for Service at Washine
ton-Ths Cause Of the Christian Converts
Russia Honored BY the Ruler-Chesr.
full Reports from Corea-s -steamshlp
Communication with America.
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MEXICO.

Municipal Electoral Imbroglio at Matamoros-
Troops Called Out-Ticket Counting
suspended-The Frontier Com
missioners at Work
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Cheapest Bookstore I'm the WOrlds-
i67 f32 magnificent Holiday Books and Juveniles Cat4
iogues free. LEGuAT BROTHERS. No. 3Beekman st.
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ENGLAND.

The Fenian Amnesty Movement Promoting q
Free Fight-American Cotton Supply.
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BRAZIL.

The Labor Supply and Its Difficulties Com
plants from British Emigrant Industrials
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GERMANY. (
$780,
-.

The Prince Chancellors Cabinet Position-An
Imperialist Invalid at Home.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Abr. Jnyne's ExpcctOramt Ia both -
palliative and curative in all Lung Complaints Bros
chlis &c. II standard remedy for Coughs aud Colds
aud needs only trial TO prove it's worth
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Vn.sURANCE.

The Exceisior Life iasura.. co COMPANY
The National Life Insurance company.
The Brooklyn Lite Insurance 0o,npany. =
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. company
The John Hancock Mutual Life Iasxrance Conf
pany.
pany.
The Economical life Insurance COmpaUv
The Government Security Life Inaurance Cous.
paay.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Is the Bcst Ian
the world the only true and perfect dye harmless. ru~
able, insanta ne0is AT all druggists.
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Stadt Theatre.
Musical ana Theatrical Notes.

Mrs. Clara Morris Is to appear at the Grand Opera
House In o new sensational drama when "the
clock stops"
Rubinstein has not been well received outside OF
this city-Boston and Philadelphia falling to appre
cate classical music or him. Wicniawskis nddle
Is looked upon more favorably.
A Broadway florist is gathering bouquet to be
presented to Miss Agnes Ethel on she night OF her
benefit, which will cost $780, No exotics could
have made so handsome a bouquet as the green
leaves this will cost.
Securing seats at the leading theatres by tele-
graph Is becoming quite a feature. Many Bostoni-
ans especially have te!egraphed for reserved chairs
at the Christmas representations OF Ground the
Clock" "Leo and Lotosr and "Brother SAM
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

A.-Royai Havana Lottery. Grand EH~
traordinary Drawing. J. u. MAkTfNEZ CO. BaukcrA.
ID Wall street: roI Office box 1855, New York
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Extra Dry Cabinet
MoET AND CHANDoN
at
AcKER, MERRAII CONDTr'S,
Chambers street, aud Broadway and Forty second st

Hats for the HOlidn nys.-(f Course YOo
will buy your HAT Tor the holidays at KNOxS, 2ty
Broadway. or under The Finh Avenue Hotel and u yos
rich fancy FU1;S offers splendid opportunity for suit
abc selections Don't fail to make an early holiday cait
upou Knox.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

A.-Herrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
pol and 25g Broadway, corncr of Murray street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

A. Testimony Accumulate - waite
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE cared me OF long standing EeurA&-
gia, Wonderful remedy LOUIS j. KEEPEl.5, 10
North Second street, Brookyn.
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DO Not Fall 20 Read the ssWitness TO~-
day Special attention Invited to second page.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

HOJer & Graham, Paiuters.-Thc Busi.
meas will be continued by HOJER CO. at the old stand.
97 Duane street. SIGNS. PATENT NET BANNERS an1
ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

do Not Fail to Read the ssWftness" To-
day. Special attention invited to second page.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

DO Not Fail 60 Read the ssWftness" To-
day Special attention invited to second page.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMrANYI
or NEW YORK, la AND l40 BROADWAY

| Tue Goyetument Security Life Insurance Cons
paay
! Tue MUTUAL Lire INSURANCE CoMrANYI
or NEw YORK, la AND 140 BROADWAY
| New YORK. Dec. H. 1872.
Mess,s., H. B HYDE W. II. BEERS. NJ D. MORGAN,
| JOAN II. DEWITT, Executive Committee repre-.
| senting twenty-five Associated Life InsurancS
| GENTIEMes-I have received your commanics.
While have no doubt Of our ability TO carry Oss
our proposed action with entire safety TO the IN.
| teresls OF the policy holders OF this company.
neyertheiess. tnasnnch az you aver that CHS pro-
posed acaon wlil he Injurious aud m Difference 70
| teasons which you say exist but OF which am
ug oi our beard, to he heid on Saturday next, AMI
AreCommend their favorable action uponH.
very respectfully,
r. s. WINSTON. prcs,dcns
.Eneereapon, after discussion. tie Gcaowisig
minute and resolution were adopted. The Board.
aiier careful consideration OF the aforesaid nle-
mOrtat and correspondence 90 hereby resolve
"Resoivcd, That while the pSst experience OF the
company demonstrates ats abirty to carry out enc
plan OF reduced Dremsnss according tie metisOH
recently adopted, without injury to any pollcs.
holder in this company hut with beneft ali vet
In compliance with the request Of the memOr,aaats.
above me ntioDed an1 the very respectable body OF
rect that the proposed reduction OF rates be nOt
carried into effect until the further ssstton OF tue
Board"
Extract from the inmates.
Attest RiOHARD A. McCuRDY,
Vice President aud ex-0tiico Secretary OF bic Oacd.
y -
Burnetts Miniature TOuets.-EseS Rmt
ASSORTED CoiOREp BOXES containing a compcta
ssa irays!isrs sSss%aasaa &cGErTaBEE aosi6%S
rssas rGsrS's "'o''"'' by druggists '""dFy '" every
A.-Fnr a Beautiful Hat for tho Esois.
days go direct TO tho manufacturer ESPENSCHEID tt4-
Nassau street
A.-Heraid nranch Office, Brooklyn..
eo'"'' O sa rs% .e" ass%"G a. NJ nnd % Sof%% street,
On SUNDAY from 5 to osr. ~
No NJ. U.,, a. re-. .,,c .sxU;.u.s.u w.,.
uay' SPECIAL a'e"t'o" Invited 70 secohd page.
A.-aierring's Patent
POI and sss sroadwsy. corner Of MURRAY street.
-------
gia, Wonderful remedy. LOUIS j. KEEpEIiS. Nl.
-----
A.-RrOnxes,
Plano Covers. q. 4. KELry'a Co.
For Holiday Presents.
----
A.-Royal Havn". Lotsery; Grand zn-
oWail street: rca oirce box '.dss New York '''~
osat,ye and eSr"tivs IN an Lang C"mps,nis nro,,s
chs &c. II is a standard remedy Coughs aud Colds
-----
Batcheior's Hair Dye.-Is the Rest In
aS as s"y as A. All a sgs "A'' ''
cheapest Bookstore In - the world d..
logues free. LEGdAT BROTHERS. No sBeekman st
DO No, Fan to read til, .vy..n.ss" To.
dsy. speciai attention Invited to second page.
c-..--.
Extra Dry SnDinet
"otr ASp ohASpoS
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DO Not Fail 20 Read the tsvyitness" To.
day. Special ATTENTION invited to second page.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Ringworm, Saitrhcum Cured by Using
JUMPER TAR SOAP Manufactured by CASWEBL
HAZARD 4 CO. New York.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Wedding and Ball Cards-Latest Paris.
styles. Orders Of Dancing.
j. EvERDELL. Srs Broadway Established 1870.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

NicOl, Davidson ~ Co.,
6ss Broadway factory No. Great Jones street manufac
turers OF anc stIyER-PLATED WARE, good for hteeE
service offer large assortment either A. hole
sale or retail; also CHINA GLASS and a AS FIXTURES
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 10. 1872
The steamship Great Republic from Yokohama,
arrived here to-day. She brings dates to Novem-
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

| Royal Havana Lottery.-Extraordt~
| nary dra wing 10Th of December. Il. ORTEuA,
| Post Office box ,3f6 No 9Wal street
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Honor to the Vctcrans.-HonO Also t0

inventors whose genius has cmancipatcd the race
OF women the drudgery Of the needle. Honor above
all firm which. like the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany distributes its machines broadcast throughout tho
land ut prices the poor and humble afford
to pay. first class mac hne for $50 This the procs
nation OF the WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
TO the people Saesroon at 7W Broadway and in All
other cities in the United states The company vans
agents in country towns.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheuma -
tisu SweIlings aIneness and kind of flesh bone
muscle ailmcnt upon man or beast are cured by CEN
TAUR LLNtMENl. the most wonderful discovery OF
cen n orm mn
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Mumm's Dry verzenry.F...: sa.a.. .Ss! 50:
PIPER UJRDSI(,K .s..................... ~ -
All others equally low Very large stock of strictly hrse
class WINES LIQUORS, CONDIMENTS, TABLE l.UkU-
RTES HAVANA CIGARS sold i'll quantities to suit pur.
chasers, at down town prices - = :, ~.
H. b. KIRK 4 co.'s New Stand.
40 Fulton street north side. Established 1853.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EItrH THOUSAND.
.saRRrERs BURNED AWAY" the new story by Rev.
already exhausted and the nth thousand Is in press and
Thotc wishing supplies before Christmas will do vel, tn
''"' '''' '''''' DoDD 4 MEAD. Puo!ishers
762 Broadway, New York. II
JJoLMEs HARhAND.
s.ss sS ess$ ess%,s
e1s sSyis MaSiso@sgaa ns QUAR- New Ne y York -
ITAND.BooKs or GOOD SOCIETY,
THE ee; pSs e. sf S 9s sS eys s5os Gt Sc o
pS wn @ ub.sr assss M,oa nn1 sss
MORNING GLoRIEs. BY MISS AIcOrE .
M This deIghtu little book. By Louisa Ace aathor{
Slaly 81 's sSeSt IT. Price Is iS %vs";fy
Publishers. Madison square, New York
fHE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
&C. eI"'@S'SssSs I' YoGasss -
NO. cosrEsTs OF Nj. = ron jAXgAess s,.. J
:, The study Of soeoio4y-subjcctive oihiesussf sy
DIansR Il sRsP%a%aso % % s soIgTsq' 4 G,Ga r.aais y "'
n ss; PS PSaa .s s BY nsunsas sspa
fSeTan bf siasseas sS ss' fssi'S.sssSs
vi;iL caltivatns wd fowsf'. BY Professor ss@c Re,
TSs Velocity oi,hs VIII y :ys.as.s, Ensdss
of.ar. % Gtssiey-T -Tyadal and FSSoads No. -"
sissssy
Iisr S.asilSns az fspsi@snis soansA sec,..o
tic Properties OF Borax-bulb Cultufe in Hc ,snd-,;,m
chona in Bengal-pisintegratiun OF TinOpu an nonnv 10
France-Test ior silk Gosls-rhe Usage Or snxe+Ph,w
pborc Acid &C.
Notes.
TME ,s. sc,sgG ss.ssnsy scsnsSr s,ss Ss q
81 per annuIn. or ~ cents per Scpv.
CIUh rP,RMS
rcmitttng so v,r four r,y snh.e, .ti,u,
viii receiys extra copyra,s ave yearly sab,str
tons for $50 -
TuE PupuLAR SCIENCE MOSTHLY snI Asf1G.
TONS JOURNAL, foe one YEAR
ID 0 fIETON 90, Publishes
5t9 and b5I Broadway, NV York.
TWELVE VIEWS OF HEAVEN
hnew mv By twelve distinguished d'yt,cs Juss
pniisnen U,m attracting cat atcuuou is,Ju eoirs
sold tics 81 so O. w. CARLLluN y co, fuhltshct+
"auisou lunre, New Y0rS.
-,
1870 POLE oN WHIST ,,,..
~ -. very remarkable aul Instructive utut
tpslish work un hc gtne OF whist Every csFh plsy
/ Ought hAyc ccpy. fricc 81 u INWtihtvN -
:. CO.. ruUhshy,s MADISON sauatG Now tVgS
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

A.-FDr "a Beautiful Hat for tho HOifs
days direct TO tho manufacturer. ESPENSCHEID. IN
Ntssa ctr
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Burnetts Miniature TOtIets.-Efeg Rmt
ASSORTED CoiOREp BOxES containing a coMptcte
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted To the Toilet rabs
aud travellers portmuntcau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS who'csnie by druggists sundry ulcn every
where.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

A.-Hernid Branch Office, Brooklyn.
coruor OF Fulton avenue and locrum street.
Opcu from 4 A. NJ. to K 4. NJ.
On SUNDAY from 3 To 4 4. ~.
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YwELvh VIEWS OF HEAVEN
new nos : by twelve distinguished diy,.cs Jnst
pnisncn 1tt attracting great aticuuous is,Jl eopirs
sold tiics 81 ~. g. w. CARLhidS co, tub,,shcts
"iuisou lunre New fNk.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
THE NOBLE ARMY OF soREHEADs.

GratZ Browns head is sore because
he carries brick in his hat.
Ex-senator Warner couldn't get
back to the Senate, and now he wants
little Greeley pie.
Sumner has the meningitis be-
cause Grant didn't ask his advice
about the San Domingo business.
Cassius M. Clay's head was sore
because he couldn't stay in st. Peters
burg, where he was disgracing him
self and his country.
Banks head wanted TO be pias.
tered with the War Department or a
first class foreign mission. The plas-
ter not being furnished, infiamma-
ton set in.
Brother Upton is chad off" with
the following conundrum: eff there
are only thirty thousand offices in the
gift of this Administration, how is it
that got all my relatives soft
place but one?"
David Clark, OF Hartford, has
serious cerebral affection, which was
brought on by intense application for
the post Office of that city. He has
hallucination that he will get re-
lief in November.
Scburz is suffering from an irrita-
ton of the scalp, superinduced by
his failure to obtain all the offices at
home and abroad for himself and his
friends. He thinks III. G.. will plas-
ter him with the mission to Berlin.
Julian's caput has liberated be-
cause the Republicans in his dis.
trict concluded about two years ago
that they could get somebody else
to do his. work better with half the
trouble. He now thinks he would
like little Chappaqua salve in his'n.
Yarmouth, of Louisiana, only
made million out of the State, and
he wanted the President to let him
run the offices down there to help
out. The President not seeing the
necessity of this, Yarmouth is now
carrying a very unhappy head on his
shoulders, and wants q little Greeley
salve to allay the inflammation.
Jim Ashley got bad head OIL
him out in Montana. He thought
Grant needed reform ling, (the ap-
pointment of Ashley was not a strong
civil service measure,) but the Pres.
ident didn't believe Ashley could do
| it. and now Ashley thinks III. G. will
have some "bar lie" that will be very
J grateful to the Ashley capillary.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
SENATOR pooLITTLE ,MPL icATED
IN COTTON STEALING DURING THE
WAR.
NEW YORK, August 10.

The Times has letter from Thos.
]. Conalty, formerly Internal Reve.
nue. Inspector, annexing letters
which Conalty swears were addressed
to him by Senator Doolitte in the
latter part of the year 1864, in which
an arrangement was made { give
Doolittle, at the latter's suggestion,
one-fourth of the proceeds Of the
sale Of fifty thousand bales of cotton
to be sold by Conalty, after having
been seized by the rebels while Gen.
Banks was in command at Ne w Or
leans. It is also claimed in these
letters that Conalty's position was
obtained by Doolittle for this pur-
pose. The Times says it has the or.
iginal of these letters in its posses
sion.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE TAM.
MANY RING.
N-1 Vanu ArDnofl1S

James M. Ingersoll, a notorious
ring chairmaker, was discovered on
Sixth avenue last evening by q de-
tective and arrested. There are two
indictments for forgery against him.
He was this morning taken before
the Court of General Sessions, and
bailed for trial IN the sum Of five
thousand dollars on each count. AT.
ter being bailed in the above cases,
he was Immediately re-arrested on q
civil suit similar to those against
Tweed and others, and half mill
lon bail demanded. He expects to
get this amount before sunset.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
THE INDEPENDENT EDITORIAL Rooms,
No. 5 BERKMAN STREET,

Abraham Lincoln, the President:
DEAR SIR-As l learn that Mr.. j. F.
Bailey, of New York, is an applicant for
the fourth collectorship, take pleasure in
saying that have long known him, not
only generally but intimately, and that he
is possessed Of extraordinary abilities as
an administrative officer, and is moreover
an incor ruptble man. have never met
a young man in whose business capacity
and integrity more thoroughly believe,
or more heartily admire. He is personally
known to all the leading Republicans in
New York, and is universally esteemed.
l am sure his appointment will be hailed
with satisfaction. Truly yours,
THEODORE TMroN.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

"TKLL IT TO HIRAM."-Those
Democrats who are anxious to know
the meaning of this phrase will re-
member that "Hiram" instead "Ulys-
ses," is said to have been Grants
original name. When the news
came that the Democrats had oar.
ried North Carolina by big major
ity the Davenport Democrat piped
out stell it to Hiram!" But the shift
ing Of the tide soon turned the To unit
upon the taunter, and "tell it to Hi.
RAM" is now q phrase which the
Democrat don't like to hear SO much
- it did Gazette.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

Nathaniel P. Banks is shaking
hands with Dick Taylor across the
bloody chasm. Dick is one OF Banks
followers. He followed him-right
sharply-from Grand Encore to the
Mississippi River.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

Frederick Mort, the murderer Of
DIR. Hershe of Muscatine, has become
insane, and been transferred from the
Penitenitary to the Insane Asylum.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

Henry Wilson, worn out with his
canvass in Indiana, where he made
two speeches a day for long time,
has returned to his home in New
England, and will not fill his ap.
pointments for speeches in Missouri
till the first part of October.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

The Democratic roughs of Lex
ington, KY, broke up Republican
meeting recently by throwing eggs,
stones, sticks, etc. The true South
ern chivalry.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

Greeley follows Andy Johnson's
lead and is Swinging around the
circle" in the east. He will make as
much as ANDY did out of il.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22
IOWA NEWS.

Muscatine's old apple woman
Mrs. Donahue, will sell apples no
more. Time was too much for her
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A stone cutter named Scanal, liv-
ing near Eagle Point, Dubuque Co.,
was knocked down and robbed on
Saturday night while going home.
A fearful cash was cut in his head,
and he lies in precarious condition.
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to the correction of abuses and the reduc-
ton of expenses. Whatever his services
shall hereafter be required in this or some
other position, l feel sure that they will be
found effective and his whole conduct trust
worthy. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
Hon. w. p. Fessenden, Sec Treasury.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-22

A German from Scott county was
asked, yesterday, if he was Greeley
man. He replied: 81 was at first,
but l noticed that the men where
lived who used to go on frolics when.
ever the rebels were successful were
the loudest for Greeley, and l won't
belong to their party. l shall vote
for Grant now.