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New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
HORSE AND ClRBIAGB MARKET.
Nrw.YoRK, Thursday, June 20. is'

NEw.YoRK Thursday, June 20 1871
Activity in the general horse trade Is Slack
ening IN proportion TO the rise OF the thermometer anu
II we accept the moderately active demand Ior lo"
priced business horses the BuPs Head MARKET ana oss
of the sales stables present already tho quiet appearance
incidental TO midsummer. A few transactions In iihe
carriage horses sad 10 be pending and may be eOn
cluded before the end Of the week. .,.,
Messrs Johnston Van TlsselPs regular semi ~ NeehT
Sale OF horses carriages wagons baIness ana gehelai
horse equipments, viii take p co as usual toiiorfO"'
Friday, the 2ist iDst at Ia o'clock
SALE OF DLooDED HORSES AND TRoTrING STOCK IN
CHICAGO.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBI
The first days sale OF high-bred and u ing stock
wood,pace Riverside, Cook Co., Ill., OF Yesterday
Mai. c. W. Barker tof Barker Chase OF New,fork
Cityl Off iatng az auctiOneer. Tho Attendance was
large and nc the OF buyers The bidding
and competition for the most valuable iots were qeics
those generally realized under tbe hammer ae ono"
ing Is list ~ the thirty horses sold with the names oi
the highest bidders and bids annexed w,
B,ovs saSo Lg,u b s:s " ss OF 9 s2Io
ches.a rsne EysT<d BY Logan dam Messenger ~Afe to ms
Brown ay IA S.I By Logan by Yoissi TOO M
Bay sinS oasoOa By S@an dam BY Boz George
BSy Ssns Issoei By Began ir CROMWELL
Bss %'t tg,ins by Log.n dam by ohjii,SJm
Bs. 'i1s sas %pd psHe By Logan Lawrence to
Black in'sP siIS spas sT T Ssi b, Augusta Winters to o
Black sIly Magic RICE b. LSgan dam Fanny sao r. B.
Bsv Lly Fauny Brown to r. b. Chisholm a3
sy Tadha Logan, dam St LaTreoce 10 Geo Hon OF 49,
ESs@S SaSS sSt Can't PG By By Logan B.
Chisholm
Cbe,tnu coli Capt Knight BY Logan dam Nancy Price w mp ~
j. vi Riverside.
Dsrk ehennt MARI Beaties EOmsn her dam Ffenoh -
and Messenger booi g. Dale Of Cstsl axe for'.. 10
Bay ma Awol by Lexington stntol To Logan 70 e
YIN Mercer County, Ga, for...''.''''''' %
Brown Fanny Stafford n. Gage N
White mare Do BY Ethan Allen dam Of Messenger blood TO "a,
Benbam Of st. LoJis, for. ~
Black Queen of the May, By Captain dam h DS H bA a
o..
Bay Girl, by Logan, dam Arkansas Girl 70 D. " 90.
CoehfaHe Of Ctiesyo
Waltz by Logan, dam tho HoP hirh mare o.
10 George Manseer Of Chicago
Rom mare Boona Frsuk Boston, By imp Bonnie se0 m
land George Manseer, Nv
gedny brk by He'd Gregory dams pedigree unsnoTh " "a
Col BenhAm,
BAY 6ly Beona By Logan Gam Belle Of Atwood to Luxe Bn-
ham Of Chicago
Chestnut Bulon by Logan, dam Currency by Che iar cor
A. \. Gage for.
Marks Of Chicago ioT... ~
BAY fy Cus Logan, eem Nancy Pree by mp sO'efp' o
ChesHat silly FaIrPss BY Atwood dam Fancy Sfo"n 70 e'oe
Mhnseer ior
Bsy fuy n Patshen dam Paralysis by Lo- -
gan j. A. Ellis Of Chcsgy E"'
Cesout fy Luck b. Logan dam Eclipse TO Geo. Man 80
Orphan. BY Logan. dams pedigree unknown 10 Geo. 40
hanseeT
Despare bY Legn dam by RsdycAs tanoie- 49,
toniAn 10 Geo. W. Gage w
The sale Is TO be continued tomorrow when the IT,
| manning 81 head will be disposed of.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
FEyTAN PICNIC IN BROOKLYN.

The Fenian Brotherhood of Brooklyn held
~ nth annual picnic yesterday. at Lefert's Park at
G les and Tompkinsavos The attendance was small at
frst but largely increased the day advanced. The
r.ilsie hy Manahgns band. There was military
,an ingelH from tle ST. Patfcks Alliance, fully armed
"a ipped, who stacked their rifles ami placed Two
f.s.lrs over them. There were also members OF the
f)fn ,ceut n c. aul OF various other organizations.
ere were, II course, swings, merry -g'-rOunds,
ssoo,ue galleries, electric and weighing maehlnesi out
occssan vas prominently social one. and though
t.e John O'dih0Dey Col. Leonard and other members
81 L. brotherhood present, there Was no formal
x.a.ecl
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. JUNE II
Halifax n. s.. closed al the New lork PoOnee every
Paddy O'Clock Steamship ssiA IRON Portland Me- o1 sas
rr-sG
Eurore Queenstown nd Liverpool per steamship CITY
II Supplementary hal on Flsf NO. -
h X. is a M. steamship sails 81 z n g., -,
.Aille.rs 0Uoad Supplementary Mails must Oe prepaid WIZ
tcab.s pisiagei
4 Pras an Closed Mail Is seat bv this ine i,
StAes via Southampton ana breen b
Rhcn II Steamship sails al p H. from loot
1iiri- g.. h0iOkcn
A pir.rt tferns Mail u sent BY this line
West bY the steamship Geo w Clyde close Al n
Bseazs s.p 10 b p. NJ, from Pier No 70 - l.
SUNDAY. JuNE r.
AHMls at II oeIook The fOst-Ohee Is open nom
G.1l
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
pASSENGERN ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOJ-In steamship Cna June 2os Winchester
Mr. Martin. II. 2. h0rrs, g. Upbsin MrN
Storp m Prrce Mr.. watts W. White, hr Atwood !" r. BOG
A. Aariu, M b. Crothr Mr Fareh sna sie hfs y Soes
i Co.k A. j Keichuu H. ThistleuO0l Ma Setb-
create sI H. ioihergu Mr seDberg j. fsruaby MI Harvey
AID Ms Phpps, lr., A. Coabt a. hons ar
G.~, fni, Comoh O. thier, L Leirof MI AeAAnn a.
A Plant. r.. Bage, 4 l. DER. =. -,
FR0M HkMBURG-ia steamship Fdmmoa9 Jane 2o-John o.
S wife and eh dren Meyes sophie heJsy
SCbegter sri children, A. euJ0ra eha H r. H.
B,e,ennanD, L. Ascaal Rn4 otb--s In second cabin
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TIE BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Board of Audit allowed, yesterday,
among o hers the following claims:
Zrsler Co. supplies end repairs, 40 s6 o5 B. Wheeler
S228 9i New YORK Betting an1 Packing Co., hose
$50 Kplgon 4 Co vitnfrd stone pipe, S55,27 ts
1he following claims among others, were presented
AID laid over:
DinBi Broiles extra As7lum. WGrfs Island,
Drown, aoan retained contract icr cleaning
reels in l6 s5tQ0. Ne Iork C.eH sdyersiug t6rJIJ Oi
Irlss DClaoor 9g 30: Neio York DmOTGi, Sl2SJ 60
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
nlNIATURs ALMANAC. .

s,n s 1.2q Nuu .es..... s.34 Moon hses.... e:zt
oAt-AN -,
a.Diy Book 733 8;l2 Hell Gate ferry lNO
HieH WATER THIS DAv-F =. =.
nniv Hook sO3 Cows Island. $50 Hell GAte Ferry :1s
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

70 o.BrOvu an .no. sg,. Bsch
i.32.,Ths Merclsnts' A-> Rank
ari. Macnarghton
3f'2. .BuAlfn arL Favts
.3J ,.Button q s.. Rgt BarneS
3 81. spagi drg ear. agi. Larry
$50. .lhhcr sg rrujill1, ,mr q;
2lig.sB min sat Ainitn et AZ
3ss3. .Ma-sennaa Ggi hcnASsgns
9u2. .Hsrrrrs ae'. TIE n. Y. Sosih
6aeacan G aM Mine 60.
3Ill. .Tae Sath Nsi bAnk az
bsnd0n e. a. u,.t..
$500. Psret and Ano. agI W nle
ei Al
lal22. .Striae art nchu and apo'
I:t2l Ki,lop srt Osirosa: ..
.s4.V. G ,tsssrser agL heSs nnefs
i3fl4. .BiennaB, Sheriff, aS'' hah"
a. al.
a.as. .Ksv-nsFh sg' VsnNlstvBs
u .eyl. .Snedicter ~. nryalL
:lJ3. .D0heriy fgt. Pierce.
a stlOam.-Calenaar called A. l2 n.
/ lu2. Bsyne sgt. lIoI kins et al
I IOs. .Geuet act. Adams ei al
b. iO6. Van hoslerck agt. Van Bos-
kCrck.
los. .Proutg oct. The Michigan
Southern and Northern In
4 ana X. n. 60.
! ITO. .BrhaS sgi. CorleS
IN. .Hcnrr al leck.
ll3. Gone 4 Brown.
/ Call ms. Ia th. matter ~ Clews.
PARis l. and lL-AdiOurnei foF The
rm.
'ART III. p. DAILY, "opens at
e hour causes
23l4. .Crasto agt Frey.
2351. .ReruOlls et Al sgt wallace
anu an0.
t24Ss. .Glues and nho. sgt Sehafer.
igl9J. Fourth National Bans agt
Dowley.
2i6t. Bernstein agt. Rothschild.
PAS. .Veinester aet, Nolan.
2OCs .McKesn agt keyser.
las. .Crofut sna ano. sgt. Frsnk.
l2l5l. .Ledrlman ct al Agt AhrsHt
etEL
23s4. Hewitt agt. Bronson.
245j. Dun sgt. McCsn0.
26l. .Byingtou All. harrison
1871. .Nau Bell aud ano. agt jack
son.
l2lls. .Tslmsn tgt. Conner.
l24ls. .YonienneindeT sgt Russell
u etsl
i2sl5. Pale ct al agt CarTJ.
l.2lf8. bang agt. COnsnt.
1915. Lehman sgt. Falling.
rs At ~ m-One- bOur causes
1880. Farley ast. Grifen-
l2.85. .L0ugbran sgt Norton.
l2S23. .Mitlhsus sgt joyce and aDo.
l2S2l. .Meyers sgt BsrrssfL
l2356. .1he Balls Head Bsnf tgt
1 See It al.
Is192. Simpson at. BOhm.
l243,. Fellows and anO. agt Cshen.
i2t35. Morton tgt. Morse.
IlgTg. Dryden AT Fraukensteln.
I la34. .ThuTber AIT heiers.
l25l5. .Faile and sno. sgt. Parry.
l2il3. .Strsil agt MeureL
l23s2. .Havens agt. MiisOn.
lI521. .TDurbar agt Cook.
YAsT L-TRACT, "opens and
ied 90 l0A m.
SJU. Richards ags Yenter.
1873. .Gonnan agt. Schwsrzfae0er.
l5953. .P1gslcy AIT Briggs
ns aud Calendar called AZ 10 A. N.
1921. .Bargfgt. U. 5. Trust 20.
I-..O'Conneli sgt. Ahearn.
lql14. N tern act. Stcccart
l90Sl. .BacTlaer sgt Tsssig.
702. .Nelliek at Dear!Dg.
i7l13. .Delaysn agt- Newman.
lJis2. .FnsA sgL EDeL
j.-Jtmes Jukin, homicide. Adolp
~; Mary Darlington, Margaret Mar
, Firck, Thomas usmmOod, Ellen
,enr; John Curren. Bdwari Forrest,
ackel Thomas Hines. james foieg,
larles DsrroN, Charles MsAohes, Sch
a hfe~4luFa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw-YoRK ... .........'.'''''''''''uSH 2"

PORT OF EBw-YoRK ...........,..........JuNH 70
CLEARED.
sp MORO @ Caste Gurus Hsans Gs9e Man steamship Co.
s: An5e MSss steer" S.sT1 cbsT sSd wilmington Abbott
sesmship vO0sseer, BIOOdgOOd Philadelphia LOraa SeAp
Steamship pngo johnson. Pohl,na Anes si.,,,, Kooo
ssoip Isaac Bell BismaD Norfolk, CITY Point and Richmond
ssss%sbiP Beverly Pierce Phila4elD~A
sesashig y.,sa9 WnsSI wiiS1 fssSsPnAp Rs M p p-DoeA
PS' o s A psss s5:si'is ts3fs Si
Si1 ssneO (Aust o.soyieh Grant sSO;'Pd P sSo9y'A x"
,,s ,,s 7EsS 7c,S. SG Gs Ios%ci BSn
;5 ;5s kSeesh k.ss h1 e. f' Pl s5s cd Js?s:
Ssrf Jane Gdelns Boyd Mstaulss Jas Henry p......
Ssrf Thomas Cochran (Brl smith AIamleh Snow burgess
Ssrs Gssee Br( Black Bsrbadoes Il T'swenass' s SoH'
ss51 sas Gse S,s' Go Fsa.':o ss.sS Miller CO .
Bde Emily (Br Kettle Cape Town and Foa hnlaDeH' AfAe
Ssls SHs, sss Re- Davis Wilmington n O., +. S. Powell
sebr Spectator (Br HumngtOn st. AIMS Bay a. d. SO'A
Css II e Shspsrd clsrt jacksonville Bentley Miller Co
sehr A Bentley, FalkeRbeTg Charleston be"'s' 'i
ser Bus Hart Pe.ros wsshagsOu c. Bentley, Miller Co
seSr ssTy cisrf HeTies, Bo:cn.
SIR Fair wind Bowman, New.BeatOrd
SER. Lotae b s-d, PerrT. New Bedford
ssr. Sesa. Codes Kelly, Piymo1th, Mass
bchE Rlverdsle Brown, Ipswich Mass
ARRIVED.
s.5s s Es. Tsus co RinSss g. Davis GEs day..
srs Ye. Sor A9dsse Barre" 5; s,. Wy. rel,s:a I,G,
SIR Gaag of PabOro, n 3D. Merriam Windsor B.,
h Jska Decker of KsypOn Dun.OD. Cat Island days With
6uit -, -, 80 n, -. Ia ..p..
s-br Charles SAWYER, Mcfarland Portland, with lumber
scbr Psrsis /. smith, UPTON, Portland With lumber .
Of BOst0D Etdge BarAcOa 10 dare with n ut
kebr Iacep lof CaA Kpstc st. Andrew n b. 10 daTs WITH
amber - .....-.
q aush Es,rort Eagle, HysnniA
-. =. Pls,st.tr F,ll River. n. MniB. Warren r.
a. Gn-nsv NJ L. Pearson, Bangor
Is,,s essneer Lime Major, Pigeon Cove.
"a W.i1,rr'ght Reverlv. FiOTeBce. Providence
$50, ct.sssro,d Roanoke Taunton.
o'-ct.tes, -, lrr,,.su Saugatuck, BrOOkhsVen.
e. M nsnnis Salmon Wask5orn Tsuu0n.
E'.,t,s T33,rtop Blm City, Providence.
W. HiBe. Eew-Haven FihtAs bahgoh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
20Aui,ed sieaashp hes from heN loihi ohh
bngf Jane D. heso0
frndsd; schr Summervle, RON Nurnain
FOHTaEss MoSROE June Arnve bng Adon IRON no yanee
sT orders Passed schr. kGde Pero Nassau
P.s In for AIands Sarah Fraser and brig W. Todd
Pss, out ship Stewart Pic Jstero barb Amelia for Law
aDOOlj bng d. Chapman for hatAn1aI
FOREIGN PORTS,
National Lle steamship Spain, Grace
g. has arrived here The Ahan Lne steamship oI
Rstrei frOmQ Qasbee, hss also arrived here.
29Tbe Anchor Lane steamship Britannia hggnf
lrom New YOTkyu for Glasgow, arrived hers teddy
IFOr Latest Ship hetcs see fVth fdge.I
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

u-o. ne Rs.eS o. Nat BsBk ags
Kin ~ a.
sep6 .snits sat browueh
2s,. .Selnaeis agt daa hsssen.
H.. TowHsrnd sgl " eb1.
ia .EcMinn a3i. Wheelsf.
55..rae NrwbargA lish RahScr
Go. ari. Astheur.
asa. Watson at Bovine.
~. .Koeuast e al ag ilfrtune.
SGl BIsck % al az. tarlnin =.
- ! Fra stsNu soap Stone Co.
sg;. Han ori and auo.
staJ .0eCi ye ~ al at Alten-
braaa Ct al
talo. .Caurch sud sno. agt Levy
sal aaO.
Pee. .g.ranv 4 Co. syt fearing.
sss0. .Fpealuaa al ano. agt. hsr-
"a
40. .Ths Tradennen's National
iiank J at. schsicF.
5S4. Ssttan az. F.eisclnrn.
~. Semen - Al a e. and ano.
Z 2. Jones Il. DAVE y
s-il Prot set Tne Jlppiast Silver
ilsie Co.
CEASBEas-HsREETT. "opens
q. BFiusui Sgt lambert
A..Ihe People * rel Tenth Ns-
uoRsl BANK Gld Green Ct
FL
Is..The People az. Vas Mort
so..Mil.isus ggt. Cairo and ful
ton bnir,ad 90.
In the natier ~ Nmlih.
~. .ln tte matt . OF Jones
Ty..la the matter Of eihley.
o. Ererl1rau ag,. Roddcn et al
erTsAi0a CoUKT-IKiAL TKRN-
Tet
CcsnsoS PtKAs-TRIsL TERN-I
n a m.-On
tSSt .Murphv Sgt. Baldwin.
lad. McrctaBts' hI. National Bank
sgt. llelHes eY.
isl5. .Aatpby et al agt. Smith.
I ~. .SolneBorn Il al. sgt. Rauh.
~. Ina TO Of North AmeTca agt
Gefden.
1865. Writer agt Adtisoh.
t4sl Brhnnger dh6 auo. at
Lelrf.
ss.l..fs-ed et a. act. PreidheFe.
tli..Pst AL beh Chemical
Works
fiOt. TIE Mechanics and Traders
Bank Az. TraGesmeu's Ma
tiUusl bdnk.
t45t. B .nisal and knO. agt, John
son.
i-d5. .Fiioo sgt Packard.
fts. Van hVn Az Oxygen Gas
Co.
LJ3. He ieh sgt Thornton and
an.
PATU-pALY. On. J.--Opei
f1li Get sgt Ar rman.
laI..Csle rgt. MelntyDe.
I'3}. .pW.ght AZ. lnrd,
;l-O. Mara, AT. Harris
fSis. .Asld sgt. Chase.
2 - .Klsleinan at Prssk 81 Al
f,-s. .Bo~en ~ Beanan
Ttc{..No g4D at. LIONS
ff ..Nacon ag Maiier.
z 45..Basg sgL Naaat
Astos L"oitl ABh van N"ttf bu~i
Cish
f453. .ysllcan. r.. sgt Salem.
l4-. .Lruie at. L .mler.
{f..S lgrsier az. DONning.
aaAiSB CoeKT-lBlAL tERN-
Caleuasr cal
E'-r. Love sgt Bamlh.
s -IeItsmlh1 ngt. Fnth
49,. .aies. agL DeDarest
9Rr ll.-SPAULBiN0, J.-Opsi
2..IranE ast Ogli09 BFos.
--..GslE ~. Ep,tgiA
8 H..Le at CroW.
& il. ..f,rrg acL leEev.
6 sf..Paf. e. Sst % ucFot
s--l. Re eu sgA heihug.
s-yH..ieIf agi. sufth.
s ..toW eat Sink.
OEsrKAL SEssloss-BgDYoRD,
La-l,ir. ie.a1iOus assault an bgt.e
fhY. Cs.hsr.ne Muua, FredericI
p';r e.. HruT johnson. grand larc
i-r,cHr rom tc person. Murs -
i,auss HaImaH, Joseph Dsrsus. q
EN- NJ. Hce. John Ma aske. obsc n
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

WM. RVERDELL's SONS, 104 Fu!ton-st.--
w LITHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PhETBm 'HS LABEL
hAFUBAcTURkks
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
Carpsts, Beooins, furniture. &e

REST SPRING BEDS, Hair Mattresses. &c.
~ r. sTiLwEL 10 BrO0nsst Bu sfihs sxaslassupm
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
alarble ann 5ldte Mantels.


A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N IZNG WORKS ia and ID East Kgheathst Marble and
Mbs,sd Thing Marble CouHe Aonumsnt At that
defy competition Marble tzTuing iot the tr.de
A -REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAR
IA. BILE MAsTELs WOOD MANTBLS q finest assortment ever
osered ibis ety. and spseOas wsroems o
West rweuvthra ST. r. sTENAkT Co.
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
Iv1 uMBNTn HeAdsohes Of work manshp KLABER
Co.'S StsI bet Broadway and pssgBs application
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
GUNNER Retreais

COZZENS. WEST POINT HOTEL is now
~ .ve. ISsr,ss EDWARD o0zzEEs. wsa Psnt fs-YoIL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
Real gstate TO Gxrbdnge.

I ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lot
IL leading Ivenue In Brooklyn 10 BXCHEGB for COufTh
RESIDENCE HswJsy HP the Hudson hour from the cry
RULAHB 4 WHfnNG, 9iBeefmsnsL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

FVHE STATE OF SOUTH UAKUbINA,
Il COUNTY OF CHARLBSTOS-COURr OF COMMON PLEAS
-TuR FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLESTON, Plsintf,
,ganst HUNT BROTHERS co SEssTSs ,SE
MoSET DEHAsD-To J. HAMILTON HUNI sud ElGbNb B[yN-
DBL OF the firm Of HUNT BRoTHbhs COMPAhl
hereby snmmoned ard required 70
The In this action hed the oce Of She CLERK Of
the Court said County and TO Of Jour
,wer on the subscribers their Office No. Al Badst Charleston
days after tbe service Of 1 summons on yo d
elusive Of the day OF service -. ,, a,
II Won I'll 10 answer this eompsn within the tine Aforesaid the
pnR will take Judgment sgan for the Of sir thousand dol
Ian, with interest om the ON
dy November thousand eight hundd and seSenone and
Daisd 18th MAJ sI1 BUST BUST, Plaintiffs Attorneys
l.. 81 A. U. RICHMOND, c. G. r. JeflAToss
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TPRFNE COURT-COUNTY of ON0N-

CUFREWL IUUKI -JUUNI j OF U4NO-'-
- DAGAMs Ella Thomas against Morris j. Thomss Summons
nsmei defendant, Morris lhems loa are hereby re-
od the complaint plaintiff this SETON Nh Sled
Clerks once Cnohdsga County, OF Tue b dsy o NAY
lSl and TO eofT Of yoar nsRe on & AZ Ny oue IN e o
EtR days alr the seryce oil tht sum
uout exclusive dsJ Of e or The piain1 Nu Apply ~ TIE
Corf flr TIE ftlcf demsuded IN the comDialnt. -
M,l1 iagGoF EUGENE 70 lNAH. PiFs Atv Syracuse n r.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
Eelu h1anicS--females.

WANTED-A good WOMAN white or col
w cred Kitchen work (etcept wAshn IN the county Apply
at 81 BeekDan-sr., In the store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-05

The liberals and democrats, but more DEM
ocrats than liberals, held their caucus at
Wayne, Monday Sept. ., to nominate rep
resentative to the next Legislature. They
nominated Cakes Howard of Winthrop. One
year ago few boilers raised a great cry and
came out in flaming circular, charging the
town committees of this district of Winthrop.
Wayne and Fayette with assuming unheard
of and unlawful rights in saying which years
these towns should send to the Legislature.
They arranged that Wayne should send
the first year, Fayette the next, and Winthrop
the next three, and repeat the next five
years. The boilers in league with the demo-
crats, called a public or citizens meeting to
denounce this arrangement. This same
Cakes Howard made one of the strongest
speeches made at that meeting, denounclng
these fault-fnders, and defending the town
committees in their right to make this ar
rangement; and nov this year he denounces
his cause of last year, goes back on all he
said in their defence, by accepting the nomi-
nation from those very same men who tried
to break it up. Last fall he put to shame
the man who was foremost in that disgraceful
boiling arrangement, and who had no axes to
grind although he was deepest in the plot.
This year he advocates by accepting (this
nomination from Winthrop the cause taken
bv this sorehead, and now is hand in hand
with him in his plotting for Lang and Kimball.
Strange consistency this. Is he worthy of
republican votes? If he is to travel that road
let him be man enough to acknowledge him
self democrat, for the majority of those who
vote for him will be democrats, and what
else can he be but DEMOCRAT when he ac-
cepts those votes and denounces his former
course by accepting them?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-05
BANGOR.

Bangor, Me-, 4. The democratic caucu.
to night nominated as candidates for repre-
sentatives to the legislature: J. O. b. Oar
ling, Hastings, Strickland, and f. n. Laugh.
ton.
Gen. +. +. Miller and Capt. A. T. Costello
of New York, addressed large audience of
Irishmen in Center Park to-day. The speak
ers were very eloquent and much enthusias m
was manifested at the close of the meeting
An impromptu procession was formed and
escorted the speakers to their rooms at the
Bangor House. ...
Judge Settle speaks to republican meet
ing at Ellsworth to night, and Senator Ham
lin at Winterport. Secretary Robson ar
rived here to day, and will speak with SEN
ator Iamlin at Dexter to morrow.
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whore he would wallcw n his Nish m swim.
His temper was ungovesnable, and shousands
Of curious people have Visited him. It vas
the custom of the ksepet to take him out
daily in the open air in summer, andsput him
under the shade Of great tree.
About four weeks ago, ~ he was being
carried out for his. usual airing, be uttered
the word England The keeper asked him
II he came from England, and hs replied
Yes. Would you like to go back there?
asked the keeper. Yes was tho answer,
and he refused to answer any more questions
Since that time not word has escaped him
II is supposed he was brought here by some
vessel and turned adrift. The last two or
| three weeks he has remained eurled up in his
bunk, and although his meals were served to
hun regularly, they seemed to be untouched.
The physicans were puzzled to ascertain the
nature Vi the disease, If he had any, and
were unable to prescribe for him. And 90
that singular creature died and never divulg.
ed the secret of his life. Those who knew
him best says he was not idiotic, but we're
Unable to determine whether he was insane
or was the subject of a remarkable perversity
of disposition"
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Shall Republicans Vote for Kimball

Shall Republicans Vote for Kimbnn.
Mr.. EDITOR II am, as you know, repub
lican-a life long one-not Jigoted partizan
who can see and acknowledge no good in
persons who differs from me, bpt, if you please
literal (toleranD republican, and as such an
adhirer, in many respects, of Horace Greeley,
whose paper l have taken and read for years
and whose independent and fearless utterances
nsapgye even the tastes of his own party,
| have often approved. Other circumstances
being equal, I should be willing to see him
President of the United States. For this
reason, perhaps I might be called a Greeleyite
Were he the nominee of the Philadelphia con-
vention as the republican candidate, should
have accepted him as ny choice. nor should
/, in this case, have thrown in his teeth the
reproach of being an original secessionist or
bailer of JEFF Davis. but should have trust
ed in his ability, integrity and true loyalty.
But what l wish TO say now to my brother re-
publicans is this Whyin the name Of all that
is consistent and fair, should any one nho is
disposed to rote for Horace Greeley, cast a
ballot for any demoe1 at at the same time ?
Is not Greeley a republican? Yes. Is not
SIDNEY PKRHAM also republican? Yes
Must any one who adheres to Greeley, there
fore vote against PERHAM? Oh, "consisten-
cy-where is thy blush - If am requested to
vote for the democrat kimball for Governor,
and such other democrats as Marcellus Emery,
Luther s. Morse, Arnold Blaney, j. C. Leven-
saler and other such rebels, because / might
sympathize with the nomination of the lib
eral republicans at Cincinnati, must protest
against such servlity and bolt the nomination.
No. let ereYy republican be true to his faith,
and vote for Perham and the republican State
ticket. KNOX
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Extensive floods in Utah have caused a Sc.
we're damage to property.
Laura Fair Is to have her second trial at
| San Francisco next Monday. .s
| France has just paid another installment of
| oso'ooo,ooo for the German war indemnity.
Recent advices from Northwestern VIRGIN.
IA are very favorable to the cause Of Grant
and Wilson. =. ~
.Amicable relations have been resumed be-
tween Brazil and the Argentine Confeders-
| ton.
The venerable cathedral at Canterbury.
England-the shrine sof Thomas Beckett.
and very noble monument, had narrow
escape from destruction by fire Tuesday. The
roof was fred by upsetting of charcosl fur
mace on the roof by some worknen, and the
flames were not suppressed until after l5O
feet u the roof had been consumed.
The. New York Germans celebrated the
victory q Sedan Monday, and sent congratu-
latosy kilograms to Emperor William.
The French Government has pronounced
sentences Of death. against Cluse,st and LIE
Franchise, the Communist leaders, but can't
catch them. u 81
General Dix says he has not yet decided
whether or not to accept the nomination fer
the Governorship of New York, but will de-
| termine shortly.
Daniel Woodford, who died At the Man.
| chester. N. H., Almshouse Monday morning,
is supposed to have succumbed to the effects
of poison administered to him by his wife
some three months since, and an inquest has
been ordered.
The councils in France continue aggressive
for democracy and hurry M. Theirs toward
reforms which shall give France virtually
the same government as America, a. may be
seen by our dispatches yesterday morning.