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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

\ humorous contributor TO The Rock
ncham (Va.) RcGtstar,' known to the read
RS of that paper as jonathan Sykes cv-
Identity has been hadgcyci. He goes for
him" in a way the XAVIER despises Hear
sykes:
"Anuthcr matter demands :t:cl,,llyn at
present md that subject is Peter. Gu no
mi sun Peter Wal. he's a material born
genius III a downritc tOol--one ur the tuth-
~. Public opinyun on matters uv this sort
has BEGUN So dcmoiaizc, that TIE Wurll
often mistakes one fur father. In Fact i'll
mi opinlul, tharc is such . l;t.lr ditt,It nee
between genius and insanity that it iS hard
tn tell en- apart. How >ulnrytr. Peter Is
no doWt wuud.'rGrl boy He i. tie teilci
that made the miIhin na>ilccn which failed
on ackount Nv the Cow hai,in ii. Peter
hc- bin at wurl, on annthrr !nasi cen ever
-nsr which lane sure viii aatoni>ll man
kind most generally. lie wants il KEEP a
sckrct till il is dan. 1t il the wan l.: Nv
tAc aye, aud will lloHDi.tcl, rpyo!u>GunZc
The whole sistcln Nv tii"st,. Y. no ptcl
- :, els.c ti!osafer He h. made that hi,
study Sam nv the Zrkclill, Il .l,Is hey
been pcrsWadin me- IN maze - lawyer ~
him Srz joel Amber, ~ KOS MEX" a lew
yer III tam. Fl yu on IL tGUlIi I'll IlsC
III tn" head nf his proirehun. scr l. joel
He see. ef he turns out moi III ht III fl! en-
ny thing else lie make Il ttW ser ~ him
Seq !, lie Fri tarmin on h;n and el e don't
make Il farmer He Fri ,laeksliilin III slioo-
maxim ur wagonmakr ur sumtilin NV that
sort. Fl he hascnt brains enough fur
good trade, He put him to scilin kahcs and
slider. IF he fales on that he Ma study
law. As fur gitin al the he'd w the pro
fcshun, all hcv tn 81 is, that in these lat
ter dasc the he'd and tale nv the prof, shun
has got so close tugether that Il lawyer boo
is at the tale end NV ii is nifty necr the tttth
err end. But, seq Joel, w orient put it of
so long. O. seq |, as tn that. it aint Il hard
matter tn cit tn be a nooiaslirned lawyer.
tell WI, Joel. seq !, I've known lawyers
hoo dident no how tn spell bloc beers
Wal. seq Joel, lde put him AT the law, and
rf he don't sIlckstrd he kin kwit. Ser |,
joel, ef ever Il fcller goes into that biZncss
its nifty apt III Spite rhc material 40 yu
kant make emmy thing else ont nv him.
Vii cgspccrcnce is that Va kin make a very
good lawyer ont IVY a blacksmith or tavern
keeper; but lawyer is the meancFt thing
III turn into emmy thing else"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
Cumberland Advertisements.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEEgTIS Y.
i6S WATCHES, los
JEW ELRY, TABLE WARE,
f.;-'rI IrnN CT nH)-S Or

CUTLERY, CLOCKS, SC.
The subscriber ROW offers to the people
OF this region Il stock Of Goods which sur
passes any other ever before offered them
Long cypcrience and careful attention to the
tastes of his customers has enabled him to
secure Just what they want and he now in
yitcs an examination Of his splendid assort-
mcnt Of FRENCH ENGLISH, SWISS and
AMERICAN WATCHES, besides new
style especially made for railroad lien, mi
ners, mar}iinists and others.
He has paid great attention to the sclec-
ton of all the !atcs. Improvements in for
cgn and domestic JEN'ELRY, Gold and
Silver, Curb end Vest Chains, and Ladies
Lcontine Chains.
The beautiful Table ware Of Silver and
heavy Plate with which his eases are filled
astracts universal attention, and gives evil
,lcnce of superior taste. Spoons, Forks,
Ladies' Butter Knives &c, Of the best qnal-
itv; Plated Tea AMI Coffee Sets, Casters,
Walters, Cake Baskets Vegetable and But
ter Dishes, Turerns and Salt Cellars.
POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, of
all kinds SPECTACLES of every kind
in the greatest profusion, for near and far
sighted persons GOLD PENS of the best
manufacture. Also, large assortment of
eight-(lav and twenty four hour CLOCKS.
"a" Watches, Clocks and I.welry, neatly
and carefully repaired.
Everybody call and cxanino Tie stock and
satisfy Yourselves. 5 T. LITTLE,
Nov = j. los BALTIC St, Cumberland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
S,juvS on Women.

At recent dinner in New York, at
which 10 ladies were present, a man in re
spending to the toast, Nv oman" dwell al
most solely On the sex; cNclaiming that
the best of them were no better than the
worst-thc chief difference bein" in their
surroundings.
At the conclusion Of the speech, gen
lcman rose and said: Il trust the gentle
man in Tie application of his remarks, re-
fcrs 10 his own mother and sisters, not
ours
The cFrc: Of this just and timely rebuke
was overwhelming and the maligncr of a
woman was covered with shame and CON
cu>ion.
Thi, incident serves an excellent pur-
pose in prcf,cipg y few words on that
uhrr'
OF MI the evils prevalent among men,
Sc know of none more hlightiny liz its
nnYn effect chan the tendency to speak
slightly OF the morals of women. Nor
: there anything i'll which young men are
50 thoroughly mistaken as in the estimate
hey form of the integrity of women-not
.Lcir own mothers and sisters, thank God,
ut of others who thcy forget are somebo ly
Uses mother AMI sisters.
Let young men remember that their
'lie' happiness in life depends on their
'ai;h in womcn No worldly wisdom. no
n;santIIropic philosophy, no generalization
can cover OF weaken this fundamental
truth. 1t stands like the record of God
himself for ii is nothing l,ss than this
and should put an everlasting seal upon
liEs that are wont to speak Slightly OF
Won, n.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
II. LIE FEYRE 4 son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.

No. G6, BALTIMORE STREET.
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
AND MAIN ST.. ADJOINING PoSr-OfricE.
Frostburg, Maryland,
Having in store a varied and full asSort
mcnt OF everything in the Drug Line, are
prepared to JOB or RETAIL them at
prices which cannot fail 10 give entire
satisfaction. Our stock consists IN part OF
DRuGS. OIis. PAINTS. AND
PAINTERS ARTICLES.
Coal Oil. Lamps. Lamp ChimneyS.
Window Glass. Dye Srnfls.
Patent Medicines. Perumcry.
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Fancy Soaps,
HoloGnes. pOmades. Extracts for
IIanIkrrclirtI, etc. etc. etc g.
y. B.-PRrSCRlprIoNS carefully and
accurately compounded.
LF" Thankful for the patronage Of tho
past. We promise to use our utmost en-
dcavors to merit continuance of the
III the future. Nov Ply
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

1NvIDTous CoMMENr-New York pa
pers are Us vigorously discussing the ques-
ton of Stok.s's guilt in the shooting of
Fisk rs if they were paid advocates adj
dressing a jury. This seems to give con-
tirma,ion 10 the charge of the Albany On.
y J"arhM that more money is paid to
the New York papers in great criminal
CASTS than to the counsel
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

4 few weeks since we called at
tentiun 10 the absence Of political
discussion If National Affairs in
the Message Of the Governor ut
New York to the Legislature of that
State. A writer i, the last Marion
County CIV. Va J itLera!tS' say, "i
Governor JAcoB'a recent Message !;
owe have read the Message Of
GOV, JACoB with much interest and
pride. 1t is a direct and clear hu.i.
hess paper, such as does credit beth
TO its auIhor aud the state Of which
he is Chief Executive We had "a
high appreciation before If he ca
pacity and business tact ri ;lir Coy
srnor, but nug estimate has been
great E Increased hy the p"rrNaI Of
siIis aieSSarc. The Governor has
she good sclsc Ia present IN irriLlc
1erlns Only what appropriately pri'-
stlns a. rht Government, and iister.
bai affair. Of the STATE without tray
,44it,g into ,tt'- ,iuln,H "f Federal pol
itip4, ard thereby Ert,,g2ing the
minl "t hes rcS'lsys with requisites
only remotely. II Al all, cVi,urctrd
with State affairs. Tia" r.rsss.r
gives MS . more promising view NJ
HE future of West Virginia thar.
We had apprch'ldci to be .th.'iac1. .
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
llloI sasards Circular, SIS, nit. |
Coal News.

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Enfnrm.

IL
IT,. f,,oucnt use Of this tern, row.
sI,v. pali,jc,iiy ,pnli.d i,np!ics the
,rese.,,.,. ri ,.,r,pr,,nu amu4y those
directly g., ;riir.,ily. IT,. AGENTS. ot
,.a pnn,,Ir ,.g tie ln,Ia.scncnt G.!
,.,i,Ii, affairs. Ih.. GROUNDS pzis.
f.. more honr>, ani ea,non..r4I a J.
ADMINISTRATION. in !uanS t-pa4 lrncnt- 81:
/ tn uHt,unui AMI IipA! gs..-"rnH'rIt.
i, rxiih;t.i liz thee 3!si'.~4;ens oi ho;t.
parties. Gur!onaiy cuac}+l however,
NE l..rtn. "tr!;.rn,' is IL" VI a;'t'-
upr # r4rti~.."-cl, H.al"u~ IL R1w :.
,ji,,ug ihr I, ,I.ticaI iui; li'i, ~ s1i,rjr
a",.onrrt>. !'ar.i,,s., az .t"r> and
nnw4psyuvs are u-, 4 :" expos" tn
ti,yrancips ci their "tA.nIi>tS, a..
c.i5inr. rencra;tv, all ii" evils @! the
lD Is polite e. II" ui~uN".lhrr"ly /
puLii: rrsamrcr. Single ir't,"ces
81 ir.wi are ''jto'. .ni '""tiIwl!lr tho
chine Is 81 ''''' fl'.'' -" ''''' Us
P'''E' '"''7''''''77 '''' "'E ''''.'
snppiy that ""'r'' .N''npTf''''H SAD
f1nH"'ldH 'ct'"' Hril''i-ht III 10" ''''
tusfl"hs AMI ll'Fe'a ''"''' III!
incident.
4 N n,,l,. .iytx r..-s-!;.. -t:, y IL i,Y;.i.
a.! by the h'at Of ti"4e u'''"nanAt'
confessions Totally at vafi't'r
with the peaceful character OF the
"-t"ns'hl" object. Ia the '''i"n'' tn"
el!ject is forgotten an end rally
sought by the interruptions IN "Fiti
10 veil personal, "t'itial and party
'i"rc'lctl"ns fr"tn tine "y" "I III" p"t-
trace. II thiS eye ~ ''"t a''''''H
blinded and be"'I i"rt D. t'r i"''
s1meness % Contention. !'''' ',"''r'
however honest MS 'ntr"''""s' Is a
Last led to hack at the r"ttH as a
jockey views "a r"rs-e"r1 * I'm arena
where s"ceess IS til" siHglc stimulus
TO contest.
The one and only beginning Of re-
forn is in The heart ANA lit: Of the
rcsormer himself. Its Indispensable
we shall "Grst cast the beam from
OFF own eye before we can even SEE
the mote in on; brother s. He who
builds the pyramid Of a new and bet.
ter life upon other priuci pie than this,
substitutes the apex for it, base an
"ldeaYor at once fa'''r'"ns ana
'ru''''Ss. The man WHO begins a
new lite hy correcting IN" wees "'
his n''g'h"r Is about A. sensible ana
purposes a. h., who vinlic,trs thc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
L. WASMUTH,
BOOT s. SHOE MAKER

I COX OUT FOR TIE
II Boot, Shoe, and Hat Emporium.
OPPOSITE FRED. GROSS FURNITURE HOUSE,
1fam Street, Eos'burg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
SHOES. of the best and finest quality.
SHOES. of the best and heaviest make.
SHOES. for poor or rich. young or old.
SHOES. for all. no matter what their
occupation or profe>sion.
BOOTS for Mcl., BOOTS for Ladies'.
BOOTS for Children BOOTS for all,
HATS for old and young,
TRUNKS, VALiSES, &C..-all at fair
prices,
should 20 10 &. HARTMAN
NOV ll-f
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
FrostbErg Advertisements.
HOTELS.
TUNNEL HOUSE,

ALBERT IIDLLE. PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel is enlarged. and can now
give every accommodation to the public.
Dealer in line Liquors. dc. nl-ly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
NJ cCULL0H HOUSE,
EROSTBUkG HOTEL.

L G. LI NCH, Proprietor.
Main st. near Depot FROSTBU re. Md.
This well known House has recently
been renovated. repaired and reiurniShed,
and is now open for the accommodation
of the public. Stabling and the best at
tention to horses furnished. sep 30-ly'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
W AGON- NJ AKERS.
ii, J OR DAN 4,

WILL do all work in hi. line with
w neatness and dispatch. Repairing
promptly attended to; satisfaction guar
anteed. and prices reasonable. Nov lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

II Is not true that q doctor on the
rnhlsrne ;.sy has complained tiI,t
If h. Il e"n| awrv from his "i'i-i.!
'.,y iuAT they viii AL %! HrI
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
MAt!iINES OF ALL KINDS
Fer Rent, sale or Exchange.

Sewing Machines. 81 al kinds. RE
PAIRED. and -a'i.l:,v; ion given. or mo
ary l-itsnuv,i.
nf The FDER III NnIED HOW +.
sew t,SG VI tCiiiNf.~ w. have. Sold ,iu.
ing she past year, We ARE perfectly VIII.
ny rxri,aH." ~, "' al al them il the
purchasers, rt lis ;rti~licI with them. tOr
ttil ,I!hcr M..rhiuc IN Liit' market. 1t N,
"rcn exchange.
Al k;Hdr Of sewing Machine Attach
mrni~. Nc"tll.-N. for all Machines. Oil
>>pooi Cotton. and in fact rscry thing con-
;rvtrG with .iir SIwIH, MAGAZINE Busi-
MSS. can 1t. n-,,i I. our Office,
+ T. MChENNY.
Baltimore ami RirfnI0n7.
Rrarc' Office, 80 Baltimore Sire :.
,uhheriarJ, Mary'and.
o +. Il I!'HEEY.
,'.g 27-y&A7--.:N Manage
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE!


DEiLINGt ONE ESrABLI sIED PRICE.
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT PRICES AXE THE LEAD
CLOTHING FULL "a, rRFs
CLOTHING HOUSE Main g. Fae.ur,
o'El-i!'s"o-t u. STanN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

Attached thereto is a GROCERY and
CONFECTIONERY STORE, kept by
X. J. Preston, where those, desiring any
thing in his line may be supplied at reason
able prices. Nov lily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

\ iiyc,Y sin Lad 4 bashlul lover whose
aa'le was Locke. She got out of patience
with him Nj last, AMI III her anger declared
,h!t Shakespeare lad not said half as many
thn.s ~ Ia nu%lti u about Shy Locks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

william u. Tweed has been reelected
president OF the Americas Club, which
W. .,,le,t to the reflection that any man
ca'l he elfete 10 any tilng ia New York
j .Ic L. gaze.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
J. PRESTON,
gOn. Maker.

Is prepared to do all kinds of Work us,l-
ally done in a tirsi-class Wagon Makers
Shop, with promptncss aud at fair prices
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

"Sambo, my massa always tiabble ; your
rhnr stay al home" Dat berry true, Jim ;
Dt You know " hat de proverh say, "rollin
tone padlcr no moss" NO, Sambo, but
Il .s;.1ltT polish, an dat 'erc's ii qualtica-
ION y".!r n..: 81 stan berry much in need OBJ
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10

ANY " tEfeINE We recommend we
vii warrant and defend. and givtabund-
ant security Toy faillltn! performance on
our part.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
Who are The People

That truy the, Gemuinc Elias HOWE SEW
ING MNHiNE and Exchange it for any
other MHs'!Iisir: Echo answers. Who?
We visa II Distinctly Understood we
will SELF vo.. Any Kind of Sewing Ma
chimes in the Market at As Low Il Price
md on AS Easy Tern!o as rou can get it
anyW here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-10
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
Is In Eating II.

Below are the names Of some OF the
VICTIMS OF the Rotating Hook and Brush
Pad Machines. better known as the
WHEEL .Ep & WII.StN:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
nIsTMGIusHFD MorRNERs.

The Clerk of the Common Council was busy, yes
terday morning at the City Hail. dispensing tickets
for carriages and admission to the church 10 the
guests of the city. The demand was OF course much
greater than the supply, and many were disap-
pointed IN not receiving attention. These and the
other distinguished mOuTners in the church were
tie following:
The President OF the United States.
The Cnef-Jus OF the United states.
TIE Vice-President, and the Vice President elect
The Secretary or War.
The United States Minister 20 Franco.
The Governor OF NewYOTk
The two United States Senators from EewYOrk
The Governor OF New-Jersey.
The Governor OF COnnecucut
United states Senator'S Lyman Trumbul Carl SchurZ.
ard Thomas W. IlptDn
United states Representative ~ p Banks, d P. Mel
nsh (elecu, Lyman Irensin (eleeD, exGov Mccormick
The Mayors OF New-York Jersey City Brooklyn. Nor
walk Conn.,, Paterson, N. j. Orange, n. j., HODOken,
n J., POugnkeepse, n. T., Newark, n j. Long Island
CITY and other cities.
: CEN John A. DIX Governor elect ex Gov. Ward.
Gov 3hlcy, the Hon. Thomas l.. Stewart, the Hon.
John " Gridley, ex-CougTessman Hill, the Hon.
Cbauncey NJ Depew, James g. Cooper Of Greeley, Col
Va w. gaunders (cOOred), OF Maryland; A. W. Hunter
teolOredl the Hon. jacob Patterson Assenblymen W.
W Niles and James w. Hustled, the Hon. T. Z. COWdD,
fbe Hon J.. Bradford Prince OF Queens County, Gen.
EabcocE Gen MeQuade, Col Lee o Gov Parker's staf,
Gep gbaer Gen. KunyOn and Gen. Fitzpatrick OF New
Jersey the Rev Morgan DIX, ID. d., Rector OF trinity
Clmrch A W. Leggett, W. w. Harding, JOAN A Foster
Cen chester A Arthur, Collector OF the Port Gen.
p III Jones. Postmaster OF New 1Ofkj Cen L. A. mei-
RITZ ex-NaVal Ohoer; Gen. Palmer ex-Appraiser r. ID
Morgan, ox-U. b. Senator Cen Barrow! At"oInry "o"
Col John W. FOrney Of me PhlGdeiphid PTess, George
w. Childs 0f The Phiddciphid Ledgcr, W. ". Hlrilhg
l. Clarke Davis Of Zhe PHILADELPHIA H'Qn"eri Morton
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
kR. GREELEF'S ADVICE TO 4 YOUNG
JOURNALIST.

The following Characteristic letter from Mr..
Greeley appears in The E5enlng Telegram OF this CITY
It written that paper to gentleman VINO mas
been for eight years the staG OF a New-YOrk day'
but who that time asked the great journalist tor ad
vice about leaving q country town for the city;
DEAR SIR: Yours of the 20,h ult only reached me NJ
this place yesterday. am iecturing IN the West anu
shall not return 20 NewYOrk for several days yet
Ny own course uniformly has been TO stick 10 any
thing could fnd 20 10. aud never leave place SO long
as any work renamed TO be done there. think you
will find that ths wise IL may seem that arRer
wages may DO earned elsewhere; but expenses are
usually prOpOcRate to earnings, and removal exposes
the all the position or reputation hs may
have gained. Character Is the basis OF business abd
prosperity and character easily established
or developed IA the country than IN any CITY.
Men seldom bound 10 fortune or pOsiuOni they mus
grow. After few years you VIII be wanted 10 con0uet
journal in your region ook carefully INTO the IN
dncements and be too hasfy In accepting, fOr your
time viii come. Be careful OF de9t ne VINO owes
nothing and has a chance to earn his daily bread IS nap
pier than be Is aware or Make friends and gain knowl
edge few years win render them useful to you With
HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

abIe Rodv seet ttne under the orcuristance Respect
fully HENRY q DE BEvOIsE. Mayor Long Island Guy
The message was, motion, received and entered on
the minutes and Alderman Sanford offered the follow
ing resolutions which were unanimously adopted
the death of he Hon Horace Greeley; therefore.
Resoioed, That shs Common C0uncii Oi honE isano
30 great and co0d a man, who IN word and deed was
foremost IN ali reforms either political or social. ana
who has done much TO elevate the pohtcd anu socIa
IDEAS OF this generation He always In the front
rank OF those VINO would relieve tho Oppressed-a mar
whose life fpent IN striving 70 90 ths kirsses'
amount OF Qood ID the gre atest number He has appa-
rently been taken away in the midst or MS
bat God dOcth al things we'll Ia common Win a.
fous OF this country We mourn ms lie has eft
shining mark Wlch will grow brighter ana Dr8hteF as
tho Of DO ltica partiEanshp SHAH taqe aHsy au
esfly worked for freedom IN its brOadest sense.
Rcsgird That this Board attend the funeral ID D9uy
Tr.ofref TFIt the above resolutions be recorded ~
the ninutes and that a copy OF the be forwarded
10 chs family VI the illustItOus deceased
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
At GRFENWOOD

Il was nearly dusk when the cortege reached the
Cemetery and drew up near Mr.. Greeleys vault on
Locust Hill, whittier only month ago he had fol
lowed the coffin of his wife, The open vault, con-
tanning the bodies Of his wife and three departed
children, was surrounded by dense mass of people
through whom the police with difficulty cleared
the way. There was short and simple
ceremony - merely o brief prayer, and a
blessing during which the weeping relatives stood
before the entrance TO the vault, and the pa-bear
ers grouped themselves opposite with uncovered
heads. Then the body Of Horace Greeley was de
posted in its last restingplace and his daughters
descended and laid upon the coffin their tributes OF
flowers.
So rests the great journalist, the statesman, the
philosopher, the honest man. He has gone TO bis
grave with the lament Of the whole people; he viii
hold place In their hearts 60 long as Americans
know how TO honor patriotism, unselhshDess. and
Christian
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

McNIichae Of The Philadelphia Worth Annerican VIM H.
Cunnin gtOn OF The Philadelphia Age, Enoch Green ol
The sunday TrGnscT1pS Capt Hlneken Oh INC SH"~"B
Manton Marble. editor Of The World samuel Bowles'
editor OF The Springfield Rep,tbiieGH; j. NJ keanE,
editor OF The Memphis Appeal large number OF editors
from Connections and NewJersey the directors or tue
JndSss Fageber' Davis Barrett and Leonard OF
Supreme Courr; JOacmmson of the Marine Court Wood
john EldefKin and George p Rowel OF the Eew-York
Liberal Climb 9. V. White, Geo. II. Brodhead, Charles
Graham, George W. Mclean, Beverly Robinson, Jr'Y
Robert Col1y. II. I. Morgan, Eugene Thompson, Area
Colylle L. II. Miller. representing the stock Exch nge
gates from German Greeley and Brown Clubs, the
Iberal Republican General Committee, the Republican
1itee the Apollo Hall Democrasy The Lincoln Club.
Union League Club the Otos CLUB. the Arcadan CLUB,
Society the Farmers Club Rural Club. the Associ-
ated Press the American Press the American Institute
Aldermen COchrane, FalcOner, COnOver, Conan, MAT
tin Joyce, Radde Mehr1ach, Plunkitt McLaren OTIS r.
Costello Mcdonald Flack. Coddngton, Haley, Pinck-
ney, M. J. Kelley, Clerk OF Assistant Alderman tIre
parneut OF Buildings; Sheriff Brennan Commissioners
Gross Wood, Mulaily. and Van Mort; Assistant DIS.
trict-AttOmey Fellows Adoph kesser, Coroner elect
COroners Hermann, Keenan, and schrmer, and Charles
Aldermen Jacob l. Bergen, Tenth ward william
Dwyes, Ripley Ropes, John NJ. Clancy, James Boland'
John MeGr9arty John p Dougas, Michael G9na,s, ils
Dawson jr Joseph p Walter, Walter d. Q. BOggs, ana
william Richardson; ADjah Whitney, Alderman elect;
j W
sioner Of Public Works A Nelson schaurman Auditor
The Hon. w. W. Goodc ex-senator J. f. Pierce-au OF
OF Brooklyn.
Alderman Pennington OF Orange, " J.; Alderman
Tompkins OF Hoboken, n j.. Alderman Beatty Of MID
detOwn, N. VI three REPRESENTATIVES Of the BaltmOr
Common Council five representatives. Of the Newark
Common Council, Supervisor Robinson OF Washington
ID. c. and many representatives Of the municipal gov
ernmeuts OF adjacent cities.
About 1Ol O'Clock the guests Of the city were
directed TO take seats in the carriages drawn up in
FROM Of the City Hall. The carriages left the
City Hall Park for the church in quarter of an
hour bearing the Mayors and Common Councils OF
New-York Brooklyn, Newark, and Long Island City,
heads of departments. of the municipal offices,
judges, and other officials. The line of carriages
was headed and closed by detaehments of police
Among many others the following dispatches were
received:
JEFFERSON CTTT Mo-. Dec. 4, 1879.
tender my deepest sympathy in the great affic-
ton which our whole country has suffered in the
death Of Mr. Greeley. Were it possible should
certainly be present render the last tribute TO his
worth B. GRATZ BROWN
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8, 1871.
lament that my health will not permit the night
Journey TO New-York. but in soul shall be at the
funeral CHARLES SUMNER