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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

A 'frssA supply Of LaadsstA's wasssAAsa
Garden Sssdiu received By nstii :hisai
nitT TIrcomB b WIlLIAns. Drussiet,
Z Iianl3J go Ef.,.. Celunhio. Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

One new house, fonr rooms. City lots
on College street. All on reasonable
terms. f ~
JAM sm. iil J.B. STEELE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

30 Oh
., SOURCES OF REVENUE, "a
From Justices under snail = ri
offence law a. ~ Ia &i9S Coy
From Esq. Clear. Ranger. 800
From EsqI Harrison, Ranger, A 30
w. X. Conhor, Taxes of '69, Is 20
w. b. En- bry's estate taxes of 1860
and 1851 2l4 IS
j. NJ. Hickey County Court Cl'k, 2i7S O6
J. l.. Williams CO NJ. ISL 90
j. l.. Williams G, K NJ, 779 o.
w. w. Stockard, former Trustee, 1922 20
J. Ii. Akin, taxes for 1871, 1880 95
Total assets, 29,1o0 81
This sum taken from the total liabili
ties of the county leaves tho gross in.
debtedness of 1882 81
- CREDITS. TO
BY Clairnian's Warrants. paya-
bic fromitaXeS of lS32, q, 700 no
PAYABLE from taxes of 1873, 800 90
Cash in hands of Treasurer
Dee. 28tli 1871, I,7M
Balance taxes due and uncol-
lected foi the year 1872, 1853 46
Anon nt,rdportod 10y W. J. Whit
thornta Circuit Court Clerk,
ard not paid in the Treasury, SIS ~
ss,256 81
Due 10y thd county Ist January,
IS72, S5,056 10
+, A. BURKE,
II ] Chairpan Maury County Go urt.
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For Trustee.

We arc authorized Ia announce JOHN w.
CALDWEIL, as Candidate Tor Trustee Of
Maury- CU,,dy. Election August, lS72 - +
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BULLS CEDROh HlTTERS
BULLS PECroaAL:HILD GERRY.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAALr rails.

All the above me,lct ire' prepared by Or
John Bull AZ his iabGrltsry, Fi!tt ~trect iIa
syills, Nv. For sale in S..lu'-h.4 by
Fsbl7-ly IT. b. EAlNES
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

METEOROLOGICAL.
Range Of Thermometer and Rar0sne-
ter. Mt Wimt0n. Residence nj J. -.
james, for the week ending Ian. -.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

Z A fresh supply of tLsndrstA's Warranted
6artltn Seed, just received b. =,
h-o. TIrcoxB i WILLIAMS. Dfussiss.
fjanl9.t - - Columbia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

F.-L1.r-LsF- q s-71F - y n
;. Jerome y, ,Pillow .sent zine negrOes
toJoeand Sd Rillaw, who are planting
near Helena, Ark, on last Sunday night
Eight others were seat on the same
inightto Capt. James Polk at Commerce,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

0H"frhdr7s FIHHhti"I heFOTt TVr h5Eh
o., The fol lowing Report was read by
ESQ. +. A! Burke at the January term OF
the County Court:
sF CSUNTY'S LIABILITIES.
Warrants issued by former 80. ~
Chairman, rfb.U
Warrants issued in 1871, 81 ~S9.972 "
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WARNING TOHUNTERs.

sithse Of ny farms. will prosecute to the
srtsst Of the Law all sueh. dRgy p. WEss.
BIC. l3-R
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

HOWARD SoH would be pleased TO go thor
old: Msury County friends at the Howard
Hcuse, Franklin. Team. iTi;i Jan ls-ls.
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wILLIAslsI,ORT ITEMS.

.-a y. L. MCUAW, NJ
JAMES L. GUEST, Recorder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

Z. A charming young lady of Nashville
is in our, city, and another III the
country. One of the ,beaitics of our
town has just ret tirned fryiii q yIsit to
tho CITY -of RockS -Aa bfse'~fN ,~fiff'@i-
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SHEET MUSIC.

VIII 10 found b. be iienrgest ever brought to
the county Al New Music received as soon
as Psblished. A full supply Of
INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR ALL INSTRC-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-19

UptsscAsd ~ she ChSeses ssd ctds- disss-
tsea. eentisues 10 fhr1lUh iBdsmnjty agaisst
loss b. are on On insvsAbss Prcpsfty. ut soe-
= j. RHopss BROWNE. Prss't
D.F.wILcOX, see'y.
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M CHIMNEY & SMITH,
DRUGS

Ever brought 10 Columbia. Our prices win
at all tipcs he as low MS the lowest. We kesp
constantly on hand ~ - go. ~
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Coleman Benedicps closing quotations were:

light mercantile and export demand, higher prices OF
bonds in London the quetness OF the clique thought 70
be operating the market the meagerness OF the bids Tor
the Treasury gold and the reduction OF the rate or as
count by the Bank OF England TO per cert from Si'
gold declined from iss at the opening TO iiS but later
returned TO 1884, with the prepOndersnce Of the afer
noon trade at 1854 transacted larger
than for some days The rates paid 70 have balances
carried we're "A and per cent to at The days ousiness
at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows; aold
cleared s2snSoooj sold balances, A2Sicoti currency
balances. sl.4e9,IS&
The bids for the Treasury gold. to-day. amounted 10
OOo at il3 TO iS47. OF this amount ooooo "ers
sold at nan TO HAT. Details are as under
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THURSDAY. June 2o-P. N.

The movement in stocks has been extremely
quiet tho entire day the afternoon trade touching so
near the verge OF sagnaton to barely warrant re-
mark. During the morning there was fair movement
IN Erie which everish and unsettled owing 10 the
causes yesterday in force, opening at decline OF II per
cent and theneeforward rasgng at 1a9%06x
1854. The other shares were firm and higher
during the forenoon, Ohios moving up 20
i5a; Northwestern common to T1E; Rock Island,
llOA; Pacific Mail. 69ij Western Union Telegraph, Tij
c. c. and l. c.. SI and Union Pacific, ss In the after.
noon market seemed to down OF its own weight.
and prices made q gradual yield OF i9A from these
figures closing prices being steady aud the market In
animate Investments were dull and almost neglected
Canton sold up to IOi, Quicksilver common reacting
per cent to 4o Adams Express sold at ss and Wells
Fargo 92 The opening highest, lowest, and closing
rrLcn OF WI aa fnlloWH:
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New pnblirations.

NRW lyuuiiluiipHS'
TTHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELLf
= READY THIs WEEK
THB NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
HORACE GREELEY.
BYL 0. ERAvrs.
u,ru Az ,yrRooucri0y BIZ cAssrUs NJ CAY
This not an oll ne pubAed several jean ago. and r'V'd for
,, occasion, bu, an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK jor prepared with
,,,.s material, from new and original s,suipOn.
M. ., u. tile wen expresses RRPREySSTATTvR IrfE and
will from m VEN remarkable and liz ve'i'ined Interest
,,,,, to end command the .,nss, .,epeOa Ot al readers
every community.
rABLB or CONTENTS
PREFACE, BY rHB AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION by cAsslUs ~ CLAY.
LETTER FROM HORACE GREELEY CONCERNING THB NJ y.
TRIBUNE
cu.P. L-FRoM BoYHOoD TO MANHOOD
cu., u-HoRAcR GREELEY AND THE TRrsUSR
c.,y. uI-rHaEs MONTHS IN CONGRESS AND EUROPE.
c,,, 1v,-rns GREELEY FARM-sSooNo VISIT TO EU
RoPE-AcRoss THE CONTINENT, &c
cnA,. v-HoRAcB GREELEY AS AN EDITOR
cu., vI-uoRAcR GREELEY AS POLITICIAN
cu.P. vn-HoRACB GREELEY AS A STATESMAN.
cu.y yrII-uoRAcR GaEELEY AS MAN OP LETTERS
cR,y. lx.-HoRAcE GREELEY AZ REPoRMRa.
Cu.rx-HoRAcR GREELEY As sELF-MADB MAN
cn.p. xI.-HoRAcs GREELEY IN THE SOUTH.
ca.r xrI-HExRY CLAY AND MARGARET FULLER
cuAr xIII-A PERSONAL WORD.
cu.r xryTHE LESSON OF HORACE GREELErs LIfR
GEORGE D. rREyTIcR TO HORACE GREELEY POHs
APPENDIX.
rpR NOMINATION oF HORACE GREELEY FOR PRESIDENT.
rHR CINCINNATI PLATFORM AND LITTER OF ACCEPT
ANCE
| TIE BAILISG OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
,rtirs sec portrait Mr. Greeley, from the best and most
m Mt photograph faces work and really worth the price Of Tie
whole book
The volus eert,r, ise ey printed p,ss ui 'hOugh
,sry s4rspsvs Jsolu sold at the SHVreoeden'edJ
Low pic, Of 8? peroO
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS
The vok Is universal ihougheni ne sonn
M Pashe decided to eel copies TO Agents AID Cos a. tie i0
loving rates; o,-
10 COPIES FOR...........,........ S15
so COPIES FoR....................' $50
100 COPIES FOR.............'''''''''SI|o
s,re eOpie, will bs sent b. nail pOsaS, prepaid receipt Of
The regular price, 81.
A4JnE OTdeIs ci.ber to
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
HEwYORE CITY
q. w. CARLETON e. Co., PUBLISHERS,
MADIsOE.sQUARE, SEw-YokK
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. UNITED

n HAIIHDAUo j. UIFInIUN-FTDm oI UbHbHkJochn
sr as from foo, Of cORTLANDrST For WkSr
$500 and $50 IN. n:1, 400, $500, $780, $50 "
ught For PailsdelphA via Camden and For BALT
hORE and WASHINGTON and TnB WEST. vi. Baltimore seo
a and 930s m Por the SOUTH 800 and siO' Pull
Palace daily $500 train,
without change. For the WEST Va Pennvs Raiosd-9oa
Puhnah Palace attached TO the yD
through sewYok Pittsburgh. Chicago, sad Louis
vile Pullman Palace attached 10 tho bOO'
daily and through rbaTgh Cincinnati Loulsyi and 81
LOUIS without Pullman Palace attached 10 the eO
ahd through P,tsbuh Fort Wayne, aud
Chicago Tickets for sale al foot Of Desbroses loot
Of Couandt, and pa broadway D-D TAAes eject June JI
A J. NAsoAIl. GeaI AaaaEef v W. JACksON Osnl saph
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Cfrrr5lol5.

GRAND EXCLUSION to CONEY ISLAND:
N stea her GIN SEDGRCK leaves EeS-ior@ for CONkf
ISLAND LIVERY DAY pm Jane II, a. follow;
CHRISTOPHER l. al5 .. nj Per n. r.. S:Ji .. m
CbrstopLer-st y s0oni fer 4, n. r. tll:3 p m
Chrstopher-.t, m. Per 4, " r. BIS p
Exts rp from Pier !, X, 2.
Trip p. y and .. m
n b. TIE FItfl irip, VII eommescs and ater juno 30
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proposdls.

OFFICE q THE Board srArs BuHDrya CoNNistoSERs,
LASsIKG, AiC dean. )
VlO MATTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
OES-pOPOSALS will be feceyei by TIE Boid OF 'sse bsiI
Ing at lice, iu The City OF Lansing unlh
MOSLAY' The slh dsy Of jay 1884, at u o'clock, Eooo,
" NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
IN M cy CT asiag In plans and specifications
hyerv ber Mi be renrrd accompany bis bill With bo1d 10 the
,ur of be approved the Bosr end uurei
tbs s be awarded 70 h lie Wi eeF Ho
contract vita bis proposal 90, a.,
All proposals be sealed ana hiorsed rcio'ai M buinhR ne
mi addressed ~ tao B09I VI state Bulh2
COnnsieues, LaBEug. hfh
IIe prpos,s received w euei the One Of tie Board
TUB5DAf joy &. lBi1, at o'clock A. No. -
IN re -sc the bal lux Ne ohtsinti at The 0Gee
Of the IoaIi II. T.. BALDWIN GoYeTloL
o. GROsVEN0H) STATE
JAMES sHRiI,ER Building
ALEX. CHAPOIoN.) } Coz Mss olers
AItES L. BorR,, seerery.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

The Fifth and Sixth Series of the Sermons
of Henry Ward Beecher issued by j. B. Ford & Co.,
presenting racy specimen Of the style Of the preacher
and pungent and powerful enough convert tho Evil
One himself from the error Of his ways.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
5ieamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
IA c NlBBARD AID DANIEL DREW. (CommeueiHg May ~.
yestrysl Per H. and by foa-. u 6t, linl
Yosks Tstovn ard NyscE Wy ierbOsD PskeeP Rb1e
beck. 1ivei, Chtsll aud Rsison.
Trp tickets to Coens W. Point Cornwall ard NevbGrgh returning
day 81
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fOatsaVe. Entrance on Twenty sereatl-st
TRAINS LEAVE, ,sEwYoRK
& fo LAY s ,So Sg9dssEO, tEIh l NJ IBIS (E-l
'1TF Tct mTo stf,ifs rss Southport and dwspo loo.
Ssrs.Is lsE il:'o is;is CELl, CRL. a
FoT p,rcn O. Ito M 54S 40 s,oo snd s.oop
FOr stanford tEv), o N; LIS Erl Aj CRIl aD
For G.Ha ssd in.ercii,.s sssSn D. ii:0O sl' aS
SUNDAY Mail Ti.n lave, Twenty ysuth,t ssWrOfh ALP N Tor
Boston, va .on 'p'r coSSEciiSe TRAINS
foT ST Boston Boston va va 6s sSa fi, fss l5 s
SI .Ts .91 & b P.Sa = ' ,Pd m o northampton
for Hartford Proydsee ssl FhhU Ear,i s m ilS m nj,
Lane Rail to Norwich and Ffo'ash'e' iiS
For SsTiayca an SortiSmptCn RlOsj p N to NORTH
hsIsyu Iowu and wimanac Railroad Ai LinslI
For hoass:onie Railroad, sA and ?. w,,.,hrrv
FSi SSSsaiaE R.lroll and .e go r. 70 wai'f'u
iI psabsy .,.ol sc5st sl[~ld % ; + an aS q AM M ~
sPs Car ATTACHED z p % T3 car ssss sas 70 S
; ss s:9s Il, 9 fia;es1 II; ~ ::a
'H e, 4 esdssy 1as D%Ssa sa Courts BrooS
can have their SsSsa sse soiT VI i&sS.' ssDc
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND ,EJ HUDSON ISlS
~ RIvgR RAnBoA9-c cG%nsn.ins S MONDAY JUNE 1" i''"
sT1 sS3sa R.,: s1 .1s sH 81 d1SS 1Sa room cars
INN s sC % cse.sS RIps.s viii daiSsoa cars
nm n 'Sa EdIsSsS SlsssIs ..g E'I; Western E.pro..
% M sR 4Sy Rspe:. ..d r Is s1ssSs from s.vro ST.
600 M fspTs.. daily WITH .eeplnsc" for w,ero~n osd'n'-
600 for Roc RSs1.';:I "a s1s.S S e
Railroads This 1ain hundaTe
with lee and Albany
Youers special Trains from Thit west ade as per snail une-
tables. T. IL kBnDhOh YeneIG passenger asens
NEW-JERSEY S0UT HERN RAILROAD
sEY soHTERS RAILROAD anS il BRANCHES and cosSEcTIoSs
connecting with trains at SANDY HOOK Leave Pier % NORTH
81 follows:
PLiMogTH ROCK, Ga' 4 N, through 70 Delaware Bay
PLYMOUTH ROCK, o. through 10 Delaware Bay ION and
sft,r 10Th inst EMPRESS 10 Long Branehl .
JESSE HOYT D. m wAITRAIa TO Long Branch oulv t0u
aner 10Th inst az 4:t5 y. m.D -
TbeG $40 and connect for Red Bank aud The two latter FOL
Port Monmouth.
trains stop a BraDch
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook and good for either
@. W BENTLEY General Manager 40 Broadway.
?. p. FINCH. Agent, Pier B.
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DRY Oooos.
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcuASGE-FIasT CALL,
10I O'CLOCK A. NJ.
6Iks Of C0rer1scRt bonaa.
1000 u. A. S20 Coz. g. n....6i 5OL 2f Coz b.....l
q .lllI
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NEw-YoRK AND Dso,S ,SSEw-HAvEN RAJ
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871.

PAsenSsy Station IN EwYork Of TwenyeventhsL
fyuEts-sye. Entrance Twenty seTeatlsL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

JUNfUs UNMAsKED :; or THOMAS PAINE

the A1thor the LETTERS OF JUNIUS dsmonsirston Owe,
go eOncsHees and not incompatible fact m pARsa H 50 po
psG Lsfn Epds GsesSnL JOHN eRAT Co, W.shssss D. O.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

ron Ve'1y.st Per 81 tFbHI AILkNOON, ~ JiN oeoch
CITIZENS' EV GNING LINE STEAMERS
" for ALBANY sDl TEOL Fare Zoe Steamers SUNNHsIDB B1
1HOMAS POWELL leatc Per g. n. r., foot North MoeaL, d
satur eIeerd makng sure connections Wit all trans
northeast and vet IcAes sold and baggage checked 70 al
pOnis hensseI Il and rgoy auJ Boston Raal
TOR ROND0T +, landing at Cozzens, Corn
a wall, Newbar a. on Poughseep,e and E,ors. The ste.
THOMAS CORsk JANIS w. BALDWIN leave DAILY
pa..L 10. II
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

He has not yet espOused the cause OF woman suffrage
snd be IL not likely to- has the subject been suf
aenty Adyaneed 70 settle the question Of the correct
aees Of his position upOD H.
Notwithstanding the sbors dons by the public press
ebo on The lecture platform tho subject Of woman
That the admission Of women to the Use OF the baof
woeo ~ the least advance The social and political In
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
A FTERN0ON BOAT

IA for
EswBURGH, PoUGBKBFPSIE, RoSDOUT and KINGSTON
binding ColzeSs West PoB Cornwall, hes-amJuTgh, AIton
HVle Park
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)EOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The aesSt and Ste mer 10 he woTl
The ST. joins, DREW, ADD DEAN RCHMOTD.
vii leave a. Nor RIVER
raoou tSunfays e1cep,a O'clock at ALBANY tune
70 connect with railroad traif West, Noh aEl at
RETURNING leave sembnot nlg tue val Of connect
lnE uains from the Wei Eorb sld Bist
Though Ohco the wharf, Dod
BFosdx4y ,n No COuEsL. DnAn bs4kv eheeAes
Is des FTgbt received ur the Loir Ol delafe
fI'HE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
n York, foot Of Hafh5on-st even orif at seOeE Tbh';
st SS lsnd1g iOuks DObbs Terri, Tiugtawu aud
lyec (by ryl Siag Hay,nule, Point, VeIplaneks
lor, and Peeks.nL Iany,own omitted on ouIi &.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
Bosoo, Worcester, FenhuTg 6rsn lrueon Lowell Law
Nashua Maneter Concord Palmer rcto aud inter
meiiaif points.
1he and sauBch reamers
CITY OF BOSTON,
CITY OF NBW-YORK,
CITY OF LA HRESCE. rnd
CRY tF NORWICH,
WIN lesve Tori daily isanday eop 1t O'Clock from
Pr No. co. NORTH fdver foot Of Canal al Wat;r-ss
Norwich. with ErOress
for points Vsmou Cenira hogSb and oeeseT and
boston, Hartford and Ene Railroads
Fer through ucks,n freight, Apply the one Pier q.
Horh RIVER W. r. fhhkthi hSent
VI Iur.f
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

a nLD-ESTABLlSHED ALBANY AND lkO1
~ LINE OF STEAhEi landing CAfSKlLL Pier a. "
r. foot Of spragi DAILY Srturday, eleEsedE F 80 cents
Half Sta,e-roOus, - FTe CashL 10 &c l. steame
VANDERBILT aud C0SNEc cCUT, Connecting with railroads all
stations West and Norh si sve ab.Es at Freight al
ptucelr
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare,
81 rs steamers leave Pseksp for NsvHaVsn al 59 and II
has
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THE voGT AND RosENzwEIG CASES.

Two important cases came before Judge
Fancher in the Supreme Court, Saturday. One was
motion in the Of Rosenzweig for writ Of habeas
corpus TO discharge him BAIL which granted, the
hearing in the case being down for to-day. The
other was the case OF Carl vogt whose counsel made
application for ms discharge. Gov. Hoffman directed
his surrender TO the Belgian authorities. Judge
Curtis Of the Superior Court decided that
this was unconstitutional, and Vogt still
remains in the Tombs. In urging his discharge Mr..
Knitting argued that the Court OF Appeals having at
nFmed the decision OF Judge Curtis, Gov. Hoiiman's
writ on the Sheriff demanding the surrender Of VOgt to
tie Belgian authorities unconstitutional, and after
br.ef argument the hearing postponed until next
SATURDAY, in order 20 allow the prosecution TO consult
with the BE gian authorities and learn If they wishedto
send witnesses here TO prosecute for larceny upon the
Indictment found against him In the Court here.
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HoNORs To MIR. STANLEY.

The Herald Club will give dinner tonight
TO Henry NJ. Stanley, the African traveller at Del
monico's He will be entertained tomorrow night by
the American Geological Society The following proca-
nation was unfortunately crowded out OF Saturday.
TRIBUNE; -
MAYORS OFFICE. NEW. YORK, Nov 81, 1871
To he Common Council:
The Mayor recommends that you pass Joint resolutions
OF welcome TO Henry NJ Stanley who yesterday arrived
in this city. Also that opportunity upon some ap-
pointed day be afforded to citizens OF giving under
civic auspices, popular welcome TO Mr.. Stanley In the
City Han. In presenting these recommendations the
Mayor begs to appropriately adopt the following edi
tOria from a leading metropolitan journal OF this date
"The young journalist who took the commission OF
4New-York newspaper in his pocket and the American
Gag in his hand and started TO find British explorer
who had been practically abandoned by his own Govern
Inent wilds OF Central Africa, well deserves the
hearty welcome with which he is received on hs return
to New-York He has not merely given deserved fame
TO the enterprise OF The Herald but has hOnOTed the
country that nouTishes such men and develops such
spirit and daring" A. Oakley HALL,
Mayor OF the City of New-YOrk.
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND GRANTS ADMINS
| TRATION.
20 tAt Elliot Of The Trt6une.


SR: In THE TRIBUNE of Nov. 8, find
card from Mr. Frederick Douglass in which he attempts
TO deny my statements in relation TO our conversation
while riding railway from Springfield TO Boston
I'm December 1871. He says: Mr.. Albright reports me
IA saving that was at that time employed by the Ma
tonal Republican Committee This statement is not
true and moreover could not be true since the National
Republican Committee was not then employing agents
TO lecture in the interest Of Gen. Grant or any other
candidate" Now wish to say to Mr. Douglass that ne
did saw TO me on that occasion that lie was speak
ing In behalf of and under instructions telegraphed
10 him by the National Republican Committee" that ne
WAS Ignorant OF the place at which he was to lecture
three DAYS in advance" IN answer to the question:
"Nr Douglass, do you take as mucn pleasure IN Zee
turing as you used to do years ago, when speang LOT
the freedom of the cOOred people OF the SouCn ne re-
pied: CON- used to feel an interest then IN lne
work felt had TO do; but now t is mere matter OF
business am getting old 20 learn new trade, ana
feel that n Is best for stick TO my old business
Now IL Mr. Douglass not ut that time employed oy
tbe National Republican Committee 1t must be that he
employed the National Republican committee 10 take
charge of his ectunng business =,
lie saws In his card that the $500 OF which Mr. Al
hriOht sneaks WAS received as everybody knows who
has any brains from different literary societies before
which had the honor 10 lecture dld not report DIT
Douglass saying that he was at thaJ time employed
by the National Republican committee 10 lecLute IN
tie interest OF Gen. Grant, or any olher chnuuale "a
Mr.. Douglass insinuates. ~, .
He also SAYS: " Mr.. Albright has not only committed
miserable bunder but has given color to conversation
quite unwarTanted. AT the time Mr. Greeley was nOI
very prominent before the country as presidential
candidate" True, and for that reason Mr.. douglass
spoke with much freedom In regard TO MI Greeleyl
freely stating his views upon the pOntcal conuilOn Oh
the country. and small portion OF what nc sau was
given your readers in a Issue. A. ALBRIGHT.
NeCdJk, ". j.. Nov. II, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
US SUPREME couRr-wAsmsoroS Nov. a.

No. 272-DillOn agt United States; appeal from
the Court Cms-Dou claimed under The Captured and AhAu-
doned PROPERTY proceeds Of 3j bales OF captad
1861 Then ng NesYork he owned 95 shares Of
Apn Of year made deed Acknowledged IN conveying
hi shares 10 one personal friend residing Savannah
absolute sale From dividend these shares
collected Cohen be puTeh,d the cotton question Prior col
l,cng Dividend Cohen hal purchased the cotton With his
bul Afterwards transferred 10 the credit Of the press
The Court Dillon loyal citizen, hat held that the
sai Cohns cs vested title Dillon the cotton
nsd that the purpose Of the deed AMPLY TO
protect property Of Dillon loyal cIen from
aseon eaeuy AMI that Cohen acted only friend and
never having claimed interest in the property there principle
ofthe o. violated by the transaction Il Is submitted that
nothing show that the agency created In dgraHs bsio
erred judgment these iacts. O. II. Hill
Goremmenti Carlisle n MePherson FOR claimant
No 2sIJou assignee Me- at fasche appeal from the Circuit
District Of Mssouhrhn proceeding by
assuee OF jacob Raic h certain lands In Missouri
alleged been conveyed him BY Ruc 10 fraud the
nights Of biz eoo Tbs Court beow ioani the allegations Of
proven and dismissed the I'LL The appeal
should be reversed because the
IA and accordance with Law,