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New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
EVENING SESSION OF THE SENATE.

FW IIy pTVFFIHIJ' y 'E-ITFI "
On the reassemblins of the Senate Mr.. WILSON
dep MassJ called up the following bills, which We're
passed
The Uo1.e bin for the relief of A. A. Howell ion8u1g
cannon and cannon balls for 1l
n.es 10 amend DroSs for she disposition )f useless midi
fe,eryatnns; the Dill authorize the adoption Oi
system general regulations flr the Army Of the United
the bill authorizing tie sale Of
various asenas agreed amendment3 the House amendments
the providing OF artificial mbs
disabled soldiers coucuel tue House oil reimbnDg the
S Of Kansas expenses incurred raising the
rsbonus.i; the House bill amending providing
ons cemeteries provides that where the Secretary N
.ha have he.b0a With and State put the Of
each soldier.
The bin for relief Of the former occupants u the military
taken up discussion notion u Mt CHANDLER ai On
table.
The report she Selnboit bill then aken lci
discussed length Ehen Stnou, t On the Senase At lO ~ n
alU
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship He,0S see fhsrd Page. |
ApRIVEn

s,.bip The Queen (Br Tbomss Liverpool nay a. and svrs
With mil and 10 Z. " J. Hurst -, -.
ssa,bip Ara tBr smith, GlasgoW May o. and hoye <s
npsp md Henderson Bros
Steamship Columbia Curtis Havana June 2 "M aose auu P W
tanta Mail steamship 90
steamship Ashland More Peruandni, with me ard p.s TO James
Hand.
DOM BOnue, Wilmington Dell via mose sns
pg .,. u Oh Dominion Steamship Go.
Shin ,torke tNor) Bucssoa. Antwerp 10 days with mdse
~ 81 Norl GppJsen Newcastle Eng DAYS with mdss.
Barn Amen Nor undessen Barrow, 40 days wish railroad ros
Bnc Hamoion smith. Fal River
l.. Gregory HOlbrook. ROnfout Tor boaton
scHOOHERs-RiyKR COAsTNiEs
Hsgley. Sew-l4ontOn. VIM Connolly New hayen
W n. Wilson. Providence. Dr. Franklin Portland u
Lucy Church Fail River JOS NckersA, BrsNL
Margaret Iue Providence. 4. J. BTrckson BRISTOL
WT Grtv Ne..Hav.n Louisa. Providence.
NJ "a N.Hi, W,uen d e. Forester Providence.
P,,,g,u Proyifapcs Frank Mrrgin. Providence.
r1cis I,s p,rIa1I r. Cerro GoriO Norwich.
BIN CITY Providence Anna Sinon faWsucke@
A pr, proy,dsDes C. A Grainer Pr0Tiissoe.
NIND-Sua1owu hight > & clear
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PERSONAL

Col. Jerome BOnaparte and hls wife will
pass the summer az Newport.
Father Burke. the Irish orator, will speak in
Boston, for the irst time. the 18th ot July.
Mr.. Curtis Guild of The Boston Commercial
Bulletin has been "a years the active practice OF our.
nalism.
DR.. s. G.. Howe IS reported 70 be much i'm
proved both IN health and appearance, by his recent
tropical journey.
Gerald Massey. the poet. IA lecturing IN
London Spirituasm 70 the doctrines Ot which he q
a convert His wife Is a medium
Charles Lever evidently had a premoniton
OF the approaching end and It could have been
welcome To him This tho dedication OF his last novel
lord Kilgobbin:" TO the memory OF one whose
cOmpaniOnship made the happiness OF A long life and
whose has left me helpless do dedicate tins book
written I'm breaking health aud broken spirits Tho task
that was once my og aud my pride have lived On find
associated with my s0rrOw it Is not, then, without
cause I say hope this effort may be my Lass
"IriesIe Jan p, 1872 CnARLES LEVER"
The Hon. Thomas Williams formerly a Con
tue kNi District Peg9suis del TSeiag u
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

The American delegates TO the International
Prison CongIc. which opens I'm London, juiy aud VIII
probably conti-Bo for days, include Dr. Wihes ana
Amos Pil,bury ,f York Chief Justice Chas00f tho
District OF COuuJba. Frank b. SanbOrn OF haSsaeau'
SETS and Judge Leayitt OF Ohio. Dolegafes nafU hs
been appointed from more twO-thrds Of the states
OF the Onion, ana from all the European ana SCUM
American Governments. Passage will be furnished %.
the White star nman aud National - reduoea
rates One OF the most important questions beJGrs s
Congress Will De that Of capital punishment,
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

u,~,u yrns Four da AMI declined, sales at 81 5Oe9s -
Oe,s IN fair demand AMI advanced SO Bacon dull and Dropping
Shoulders 5c Clear sides ic Lari du hodes ANXIOUS 70 sou
ale. Al IOtc Pork dr and unchanged
CLKvRl June 6F)1r qies and declined l5c Wheat 1dy
Ma e Winter Al - BE-: Red Winter 81 = Corn seaiJ
a, SEE Oats srr At Refined Petroleum IN good demand and
firm AZ 2a ale fjr car lots 2y<c22c for trade lots
NuwAVgBg June 1ull and unchanged Wheat hrp sT
In f demand No 81 4; No. 81 a. Oats In air dmaoe
ana frn. no Al 3, Corn fair demand sni advanced No
Ee istc Rye nominal No At 79 Barley i1 AMI lover
No Fan Al 5r Preight.-Wbea Buffalo, Oswe8o lS 10
crptsj 1000 bush Wheat shpmenIs-50 hbss
o.r a UlAb bu
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AWL-THOIPsONOa Wiueyy June 1872 Al Ihe Washington
square NJ h. Church by aes Wm Abbott Col r. Asbay AWl |"
Matte T. eliss, laus shtor )f JOhn H. ThOmps0n.
ROGRRs-wEsT-On wednesday June s. at the residence OF thu
brides pents Hiram H. Hutohngs A. Mortimer Rosen
% Lillian only laughter Benjamin W. West all Of Brooklyn
No cards
Long Branch papers please oopy
Wednesday June 1871 At ue
ordes parents the Rev b. adseTsy, Geoge u
SsrinI b Maria P. Crsmssy both of New York.
TOwNsRND- -MORTMRROn Wsdnesiav June the Church 10
Fahye corner Eneternh;t By Rev John Ball D. D. fredenk
Townsend Tsimsa daughter of John H. Mortimer.
al Of this
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LETTER FROM MIR. COLFAX.

PHILADELPHIA, June G.-The following letter
WAS read in the Convention to-day:
WAsHrNGToS, June 9.
To Join W FOSTER, Indiana. .o
Accent for yourself and the delegation ny snceIe
gratitude for your gallant contest support your
cIeerfuly Men nothing, principles every lhinh, w
Nothing must arrest Republican triumph until equh''y
under the law like liberty from which II spIlhss, ~
universally Acknowledged aud the citizenship OF 'ps
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INDIAN rRouBLEs IN ARIzONA.

SAY FRANCISCO, June 5.-Dlspatches irons
Arizona state that the whole southern portion of thas
Tonit,ry Is oyerup by the Apache Indians. All th@
settler n Che Sonata Valley have fled 10 Tucson aban
doning ine crops Clarence COs2r0g6 vds murdered DS
the Apa9hes near Tucson
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p1sSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LONDON AND HAvRB-IH stIHshtD T7 Quesn June g
NJ. VI Jicot MI. Noble Mis- A West Mrs 6tafori Mrs A.
Richards Mrs NJ son, Mr. and Mrs f A. Gsrlne Ma
and r. K d. Zones m Mrs T Sarnsy and fPily,
" e. C6ckburn Bevan. W IL Janoowsh, \ S ME- foa
Hiyre-Mr Mrs Goefuger snd family Mss H. husnsnu' T.
VrkiD r. SlAttery r Mouet 4. BouchcOur E. DAnnn
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nArrlnnpp LlvE srocK MARKRr-Jusn 8

C,rr1y uo very be.. sod ~ 797t that generally rste hs
quality 5, dc medium good fair quality 5a9ic Receipts ~
sIlts, ojJ
Hoes ia fair iemand and lower 81 N6ic Receipts 82So
SuEhpgool supply 10 fair demand a. u 06ic kee"pe J"
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CORAL GOODS AND JURGENeEN5 WATCHES.
The attention of oar readers Is Gated to the
advertisement 0f Schuyler Hartley & Graham. in another
column anil expressly To their chcse stocs ~ oorA
goods, including several fine sets.
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WEATHER REPORT
WAR DgPARTMEET,
OFFICE or THE CHrEP SIGNAL OrPfcRR,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. juno z, i872-f q. ia.
Synopsis f0r ne Da0 iDealybOm h0urs.
The barometer IL highest over the south
Atlantic states. IL las fallen thence nOrthwasd ana
westward. being lowest over Eastern Iowa ~
Clear weather continues over the Southern ana Mddle
Atlantic States. Cloudy weather aud rain Is pre-
vadng from Western PeDnsylyania TO Missouri apd
nOrshward, with fresh 10 brisk easteTly go southefy
W ndA Partially cloudy weather New-EOglaDd.
PrebGbitftiss
The area OF cloudy weather and rain will extend east
ward over the northern portion Of the Middle Sacs. ana
possiby over the southern portion, aud over HewEn-
Gland on Friday afternoon or night.
SOutberly winds and partially cloudy but generally
neas9nt Wsather he South Atlantic aud Gun 5tates
Risipg barometer nOth-we5ierly winds and clearing
veather extend eastward WsCOnsiD and illinois oa
Friday morning and % Michigan and tue lower ONO
Valley By FRIDAY evening ~
Dangerous winds are noe anticipated
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
SENATOR WILSON.

Senator Henry Wilson, who has been named
for Vice President at philadelphia, was born at Farm
ington N H. Feb 16, 1872. He learned shoe-ihaAhg'
and, having accumulated little money, mauo up io'
the defects of the imperfect education he received IN
boybood by stpdying at ibe academies at Stafford
Wolfsborough ard Concord. He entered pubic ne
prominently in 1910 during the Harrison campaign anu
made many speeches in support Of that Candidate III
the succeeding 10 years he served at Intervals i'll
the State in either branches OF tho maSSa-
chusetts state Legislature, and took an acu'e
part in the anti-Slayery movement In 1855 no )oeu
the KnOwNothngs and the year was elected 70 tne
United States Senate which he has been since thco
reelected He tSok prominent part in supporting the
war measures OF President Lincon's Administration
and raised the nd Regiment OF Massachusetts, Voun-
teers of which he was for short time Colonel He has
written several political works and is we'll known as an
able public speaker
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

Bafs-WARSOcg Goa oliver Pearl Cashmere Hat only Hra
Do.rs bat quahty style, and hnh 1s Broad"sJ
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N1RRIED.

Dom, -, your pnins and aches yon' temper spoil
a gfo b sur by u3iug REHSgl MAGIC On.
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. The Hon Thomas Williams, formerly a Con
f,Lsufl
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5pecial Notices

Koykyle Greeley and Brown Campaign Club.-Tss
regular meeting will De held THIS EFkNlNG 1t O'clock saenge!
Han Thriaye. GOOD speakers will be present Al lnVissd
CHAs YALEyrisB, H. 4. RbtNOLDS. Fresldent
GILBERT CASNtsG. )
I3th Assembly District, 10Th Ward, Greeley ana
Brown Campaign ClnbA mestug u this Cub all be hed
AID Eighth Emneat peake will be in assniaDos
- aiirez the Club. s. d PETERS. President pro ten.
Il. CUgs. secretary prO TEN
Nineteenth Ward Liberal Republican Associations of
f,y election HORACE 0REBlkf aud GRArZ BROWN of
Pr-.leat President will euiol uer AfUBDAr
June rom - p A. At Union Hal entrance IN cy~ef'1 'e.'
Credentials OF a Great Remedy.
tn. preventive )i standard ando. msas
o,nn harasas l,-, BE- summed up lew lSe.
column sor 40, udos . virtues .e,t Ausr
cig restorative.
uOSTETygas STOMACH BgrrERS
Sb,n m twenty yeis precedence all other vegetable
proportions tonc uegns ,u,blloo, neieue aud me
saa .uuaat The public heard every.
~ang dnls place household sal IL praises sounded
tho1gbou, Hunpbere general uvSOrsa
peeae aAtaIen, stomach.
appeins somahs excellent blood ispureat and eady
for in,srnisea. fever
Tho WoTkinZwomen5s Protective Union,
BeccieIt of The prevention fcS ) frauds au mpoonA
Who hpusclyd service lktubS
COPYSTs rRADBSwOMkS, CLERKS Sc, arg sHpphed 70 an
piol snd sssoi pbtuug eHmcuA mato shu usNo
bosn earned are collected by law shen uesay A' o OF taAfee
Po.t-Odice Notico.-ree MAILS FOR kuROPs daring The
acek SAlUltDAt juae g ~. aoso a. eh. 9.ec
~EDSEsDAf At l'@ o0 THURSDAY 6S o., s'i p % sAroS
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

Three hundred and votes necessary
70 choice Virginia at this iuncfure changed 20 of hel
votes from Lewis to Wilson and the remaining two To
tolfax This gave Wilson 35t, and his nomination was
assured Various States huTredly changed 10 wilson,
until ex Senator Henry 5. Lane Of Indiana moved t1t
the nomination Of THAT good maO and distinguished
marriott Henry Wilson, be made Unanimous when was
carried with great cheering for the complete ticket
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
On notion of Mr.. Spencer of New-York, the folOvir

isolr,d That the has Of this Convention are hereby haf
Of Philadelphia from whom is delegates nave
received kndlest treatment and cur greatest esgre'y
Tho President then officially announced tnat u D
Grant and Hcnzy Wilson the nominees Of TINS Coh.
vention This the occasion OF fresh outouis' Vi
applause. .hot ne
When quiet was restored he also announced tnal no
would inform the nominees OF the action OF the CONVEX
ton. COOTcd delegate suggested that the Ddnu P'
"Auld Lang Sync" while the audience were gong ou''
and the suggestion was adopted. -,
The Chairman then al 10 minutes past 4, with tew
words OF thanks, declared the Convention aUOuInc"
III
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hunblest becomes sure protection against outrage and
wrong as was Roman citizenship OF old $780,
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now THE NEWS WAS RECBIVED-WIISON AND
CoGFAX FRATERSIzE-sENATOB C0NKLlA1
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The President ordered the roll 10 he called for vote ny
States upon nomination OF "A candidate for VceIres
dent At the conclusion Of the call pending which the
excitement intense.
M -, fa1 nat foil
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-14

TAssENeERsrAAISs COMO NORTH.
4 rriyeszst u 100, b., and - 20, a. Il.
rAssSEGER TRAINS 0oTTa SOUTH.
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The nightly illumination OF the
houses and streets of London con
Sumes fifty million cubit feet Of
gas, representing three thousand
tons Of coal. Yet the light, sunl-
cling as it does for two millions of
persons, is in the awful cone of
night but as a glow worm flying in
the valley of the Mississippi.
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It il impossible that severe pangs
should not be involved when con
science sternly orders q sensitive
ana clingiug soul to renouncc prev
alent creeds, 60 east OF current
prejudices and usages, to leave pop
ulAr favor, estranged, behind, and
accept newly revealed and persecu-
ted truth Hith austere duties.
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Can You ARord Il.


Can you afford TO work hard all
day and read, study, or court the
yagaries OF society nearly all night,
thus wasting your vitality, exhaust
ing your nervous system. and bring
ing on premature disease. decay and
oid age?
Can YOU afford to eat hastilY and
then rush TO study or business,
withdrawing the nervous energy
from the digestive system to the
brain and muscles, and thus indu-
cling dyspepsia, in a few years at
most, to seourge and haunt and
make you miserable for years or fol,
life?
Can you afford TO live on rich and
highly seasoned food, eat cham
pagae suppers, because an artificial
appetite is thus gratihed, rendering
goat, dyspepsia, or appOpleNy, in
the middle of life. almost a certain
"?
Can you afford to commit suicide
through the Indulgence Of appetite
and passion, adopting the fools
motto, q" A short life and alnerry
one?
/ Can you afford to indulge in fast
living, dressing beyond your means,
driving livery horses, or keeping
a horse yourself, when your in
come is NOT adequate to such eX-
lpenscs7
Can YOU afford 70 smoke and
chew tobacco. thus spending from
s. to SOC = month, iRjuring your
nervous system, and peTyerting
YOUR whole constitution, and there
BY transmitting to children a weak
ened constitution, thus making
them punY inyaids for hfe2
Can YOU afford To burn out your
I nervous system and demoralize your
whole character by the use Of ALEC
hoiic liqHors2
Can you afford 20 make money at
/ the expense of your manhOo6, your
morsls, your health, your just re-
4 spectahility and your intcgFityS
Can YOU shord 10 gain even the
whole world and thereby make Of
/ yourself a moral wreck
Can you afford 10 rob your mind
TO clothe your back with silks and
satias, and crafty a mere love o.
/ displays
/ Can you afford to be tricky, and
( thereby defrsud your employer %
/ tite iast servisC as yan owe him. ever
iIhouZh yo0 get Nour pay, thas ma
Sing yontself y Jno-.ai nau@Eapts
Can VOC 3tor a. be otnrsH
shan upright, tath tas tnte STE
courteous, and IL 81. respects cos
reet.
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PEDTGREE.

GENERAL ROUSSEAU was sired by Com
mOdore, (half brother to Revenue,l by
Boston; 1st dam, Notify Price, by Cost
Jobnson-he by Boston; Cd dam, Sallie
Jones'. by Imp. I.eviathan; Sd, Char
lotte Hamilton, BY Sir Charles; 4th, La
dy of the Lake, by Imp. Sir Harry 9th,
by Imp. Diomed 9Th, by Imported st.
George; 9TH, by Imp. Fearnaught; Sth,
| BY Imp. Jolly Roger; 9th, an Imported
mare Afterwards called Nary Gray, by
Round Head. For Mary Gray's pedf-
gree see American Turf Register, vol.
4, page 64s; and English Stud Book,
vol. j, page 1877; 10th, BY Ringbone
4 nth, CFoft's Partner; 18th, by Croft S
Bay Barb; 18th, by Makeless; 18th, BY
Drummer; 10Th, by Dicl1ey Piersen
18th, the Burton Barb Mare. Some OF
our best judges of pedigrees say that
Rousseau has u pure crosses of DiOmed
blood, being more than any horse in
! America.
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INVESTIGATIONS

ROUSSEAU & a rich nahogO-
ny bay, 16 hands high, STANDARD MEAS
URE, a bright star ia his forehead, game
head. remarkably large windpipe, best
quality OF eyes, high weathers, broad,
oblique shoulders, strong back, fine bone
and tendons. In = word, his proper
tons are uniform and symmetrical and
taken altogether he is one of the most
commanding horses in America, and Is
OF the kindest disposition, a matter that
should be looked TO in breeding as OF
great importance. He has also proven s
NO. i BREEDER, his colts having t.
ken premiums last year &C Fayetteville,
Columbia and Pulaski, Tenn, Tuscum-
bia and Florence, Ala, and Vtcksburg,
gff=a
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Can you afford TO live on rich and
highly seasoned food, eat cham
pagae Shippers, because an artificial
appetite is thus gratified, rendering
goat, dyspepsia, or appOpleNy, in
the middle of life, almost a certain
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The loneliness Of dying is like
the loneliness of the sea, whereou
many ships cross aad pass without
speaking. So do piauy human be.
ings die simultaneously, bnt make
no signals to each other as the won.
ted shores reeede, and the breath oi
the infinite swells the unseen sail;
and the gray waste looms in the 81
lence OF its immemorial mystery.
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Every Day an Increase In Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER


Erery drop Of the SARSAP AHILLFAN
RESOLYENT Communicates through the
Blood, Sweat. Urine, and other fluids and
juices fthe eystsIE re - Or ~ hfs, fer Il r.
pairs tks ssssies 81 tha body with aew and
SQUAD material. Sc-efUks. NgpAilis, Ca
ssaiFfieB, Glasdaier fiscass, tlsers Ia hs
tsrnat. Aovfh. T.lul,rs. hsdss ga the gland,
Esd ofAsFpasf 81 fks sgsfsza, .Sofs Eyes, Sirg
sHaFats 6iScAaTqss fran az eErs, aad tis tsorIs
fisDls o. akfs ssssgsss, EraBff1as, fsusr .Sgss,
Sad Head, Nag N4rn, .Sdlt RApm, In
siBGfef. Acae, Bleck .SDo's iF,irgns "a n
Hs.h, 7tlzslFs Glhcers - he Htallb, anR al
tcedksniag aud painful 5fscidrqsS, Aig.i
sSircass. Loss of Sperm GHd az ssdstss 9TH
l6e jsriaciyls, ars lrItAia ths curative resgsef
fsfs isaaSsr u Assiera CA<ssi.try, aud fss
days bss aSit rFoss 90 a. ptFton uIiaS e iar
s,faeT offksss foruls Il dlsfGis ifs pVtshf s0s,r
e. cure Gtgm. -
Net enly does thu SARRhPARI. LfAS RSSo'-
VENT excel all known remedial agents IN
the euro Of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constiiu-
tional, aud Skin diseases; but il is the only
positive cure for
BLADDER and Kidney Complaints,
Urinary and womb ,fiasaser. Gravel Diahs.
ties, DToPsv. stePPage. Of Water, lhsonI-
nenee Of tIrih0. Bright'S Disease, Alhumi-
maria, and IN all easeA where theTc arc brick
dust deposlsa.
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Premium Stallion.

GENERAL ROUSSEAU.
THIS superior four mile Race Horse
j nay be found the present season. a.
Rockdaie, three miles west Of Pulaski,
Tenn, and viii serve mares for s25 the
season. due the LIST Of July next, or S35
insurance, due jan 1st, 1873, and 81, GO
cash for each mare 70 the Groom. Mares
bred ~ the insurance and afterwards
removed or traded, forfeits the insurance
price. PastuFage at 81 per month, or
grain fed az reasonable rates.
Rockdale, Feb. %, 1872. J. F. SAITH.
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STOLEN.

IRON The Pulaski House on the 18th
II inst, a very fne No II smith s.
AYesson Pistol, triple plated with pure
silver, gold plated cylinder and pearl
handle, with 1T. q. Cracking, NJ. d.
win be paid for its Febufn 10 this
Office. Everybody is requested @ look
out Tor the pistol and the thief. lf32-lm
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"The Masonic Institution in the
United States, afIoras an important
pillar of support and union to its
free institutions and happy form Of
government p-LAFAYErTE.
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March 26, 1855, Rousseau ran and
won ais first race Of 1 3 miles a. Mobile,
Ala, Magnolia Course, ia 2 u. The
next day, same Course, he won the COT
fee House Stake, best three in i've, beat
ing with ease, among others, Captain
Moors's famous filley, Maiden, time
i 80, :51, 81 Maiden was consid-
cred one Of the fastest horses in the Uni
ted States, having won the Trayers
Stake at Saratoga IN 1850, in q field Of
SO, only 9 starting, among them Sarah
T., own sister to the renowned Jack
Malone. April, 1866, he won dash OF
two miles at New Orleans The 18th Of
the same nonth he beat War Dance, by
Lexington out Of Reel, 2 mile heats,
time 3 Al, track very heavy, War Dance
let down. On the 10Th same month and
! Course Charlie Armstrong beat Rous-
seau 4 mile heats, ROussea winning one
heat in Z 80. March 26th, 1867, he won
Post Stake at Mobile, Ala, 4 mile heats,
beating Mr. AleXander's celebrated Al
derbarah, Jack Armstrong, &C., time
z :561z, Z :595S, s :02i4 the 9Th mile was
run in the extraordinary time of go,
the best seventh mile on record. March
30th, same year and Course, lac beat Al
derbaran in race Of three miles, time
Al, ) :49, 8 :57I<. April 18th, 1867, he
l won JgEAy N4uDs Z AASG, - kAlAkG uGdlS,
over Mattairie Course, New Orleans,
I beating the famous race mare Fannie
Brown, Hetie c., Billy Conner, aS.s,,
time 5 Az, 8 49, s ;483{. This Is but
g part Of the brilliant career OF this no.
BILE horse. His famous trainer, Mr.. l..
! B. Patterson, after making successful
/ campaigns for two years over the vari-
Gus Courses Of Nashville, Memphis, New
/ Orleans, Mobile, DC, and his unparalel-
led performance Of running with great
success AZ miles in p days, says "he
considered him q frst-claas race horse
At all distances from one to four miles"
/ He also remarked TO Col. Bailie Peyton,
Of whom / purchased Rousseau, that
''after visiting the races North, I be-
J lieve Rousseau could have beaten any
horse I saw except Kentucky, and 1
! have my doubts as to him." Mr.. j. G..
/ Kay, reporter for the Turf, Field and
( Farm, wrote to Col. Peyton after Rous-
seau's secood race with Fannie Brown
that he considered him the best horse on
1.-the turf for endurance, the finest large
horse in all the land and superior race
! animal. ] have certiieates from Col.
! Peyton 70 the ADORE.
fe 29-2m j. F. SMITH.
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Pulaski CHATTER no. 20, r. A. HAsoNs.
Meets Second "Wednesday night in
each month. e. EdmUndsens Il. r.. I;
John II, Kirk, Recorder.
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BRADSHAW LODGE, no. 256, F. ; A. X.
Meets Saturday night, on or after the
full moon in each month. Willis Nor-
ley, W. NJ; Z. 3. WoTSham, Sec.
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PULASKI LODGE, NO. 10l, F. A. H..
Meets Tuesday night on or before the
I Full Noon in each month. 81. C. Bate,
/ W. NJ; ". r Garrett, Sec.
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LyNNvILLE LODGE, NO. lS5, F. A. n.
Meets every Saturday, on or after the
full moon in each month. W Fl. Rob
insou, W. NJ; e. P. Fry, Sec.