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New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
ALlES /. BorEs. SecIeia
q oruoraIlon Nontcs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all parties
tie Commissioners appointed cha ~ Of
Laws Of ~ viii Sixth distinct Court Room. FRIDAY
EVENING y = O'Clock The srIo-e Of eIanninr
relating tht toutI and awards
81 the CITY NewloTk With TIE following
IA persons, o.
Ino BIyan-Aw 1870 Iavuf With Sow'
pavement Whfc-t BoadsE " Broadway 18Th
o. 4hayt last River tt- ttav to liudsob River 2it si
ave. Hudson 4 6ias,. Hudson kv,T, tfhsi'
Hudson Rive; 40 Nad-1uaye 90 d.ou RIVE
b. j. QuIk-Sptca contract , Itg. &c I',t from 4u " 'tu
Wu. Bal-Asard Of eoutrac iof paving hst 4haye t. ave
A. JONihi ~ 4lititl ~ ~.
4 IL s. WlII.v,. Crrs. l. A. JACurS.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
ruesttbrster Gouutp Real estate for Sale

A BARGAIN.-A splendid FARM of 96 acres,
~ mansion farm buildings grspe orchard park &c complete
Webester County depots 25 miles from SeT or
:. EDDY & Co.. No. Park place.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

JARS-THIs DAy.
IT. g. VAN BECST. J. - Opens
short Causes.
27I3. .Bo-ert sgt. Gulck and
another.
2723. Todd aCt National FIBER Co.
3l6l Fullerton 1gt Chadick.
Mlj. Burns agi. Bass.
3l25 Westeryelt and another agt
Yates
3265.GrceuVool aud smother at.
Brink.
. 32g3. Williams and others sgt
DoLuan.
800. johnson at. M1uroe.
1871. .Rayuor sgi. Ioglitl
3165. .SaYre sTt Radiorl admir-
1873. .Wadsw0rtl 70 al ayt Santer
20 A.
[ I3io5. Koest,1g aCt. Schulter.
1913. .Sslleck agt Bridgeport Cop.
per Co.
1881. Hogan agt keaTnT.
fi5..Hale sCt. Golfrcy.
800 .Kaufmm sgt. Felihaus
1855. .Dallmau agt. Lgug et a..
lsat l0a m.-Sbort Causes
5l08. .Gooleve and auO. agt. A.ieu-
brand and auo.
3l30. Manufacture, & Merchants
Bk. agt Mcehau and an0.
1872 fitzgerald adm'1, agt Mitch
ell Il a.
1856 The Amicltle Mutual lus.
Go. agi. Fuck.
2802. Dodge a. al agt Lambert
1903. Comsiocs act OlleF.
2s4J.. C0Instock aCi. Oiney.
J022. Baker agt. smith.
JO42. Joyce aCt. Demare,t ~ a.
$40. Mutual Bank agt Bliss lm.
pleaded
3l42. Tyler agt. Parker.
.3l12 Post All. Jones.
.3l76. The Merchants Nat. Bank
sgt Kipp.
j.. LEONARD and GILBERT, JJ.-
~ ID a. 10.
4 ll7. Story act. Tie Orange and
Alexandria r, r Co.
| ll9. Murphy et al sgt. Salem and
anO.
| l20. Learned aet. Ryder.
I l2l. Laurent e. al sgt Philips. .
I II. .Psleu, rec.r&c., agL BushDel
and aIO.
. l24. Jones agt BTacken.
l26. Allen sgt. First MAJ. Bank Of
hchmOld
I 137.. Harms agt. Bade.Ir.
I l2J. Day e. al Agt Rupreclt
800. Brett nFt The y. Amer
icau S. s. Co.
. l3i..HulleI agt Porder impld.
/ IJ2..Hastlngs, rec'r. sgf schultz
At m.-Calendar called a. u 10.
l21.. FORBES ag- Forbes.
/ l3J. Same ait Same.
/ l33. Goldsten sgt KnoeppeI.
/ l54. .Devol agt. Baues
Il l55. .Gr0etzuger act. RosenihsL
ICan l6J..Walsh sgt PlongeOa.
N-PARr L-MCCCNN. "opens
"a. tn.
ll45. .Burkhslter and others agt
D. Murphy.
1905. .Gulley ggt. Crowley.
.l54l. The Ms1IsOu-ave. Baptist
Church agt. Oiver.st. Bap-
ust Church.
lies. Carroll agi. O'BIieu. shen5
&c.
lJG7 .Cuuie agt Gurley.
1873. Black AT. RosenthaL
llGl Trevor agt Smith.
f. at II a. m.-Same Calendar as yes'
day.
-RoBISsoS "opens st II a. n.
"A .Beucler agt. Noel aud.suO.
"Opens az u . mo caL OF Cal
Opens At II m.-Case on.
ART I-TRACY "opens alI Caleu
d a. lOA tn.
IgllO. Ford agt Adams.
.g351. Bennett agt RoseutlaL
1876. .Conuell agt Bauati.
4426. Hsckett aEt. Lawier.
q489. Mayer agt. Eias.
~ ". DTOhl akts NC
1888. Berrisn tgt. The NOrI.sanl
Steamboat Go.
.g726. Lee agt Blackhurs'.
ems and Calendar called al loan.
900. Lee agt Crow.
g638. Creighton agt. Isdell
$50. ThayeT sgi. Smith.
. 1909. SAME agt David
.g236. Rasso agt Runk
.g954. Wright agt LaTkins
.9965. Mclean .agt KeruaD.
Bedfori. J.-Justus Dunn. msn
,ufy robbery: John Breen, LeoHar
yer. Patrick Mcdonald, jaime. Nc
: James Curtin (teo cases) couceale
,etue Nauman, MARY Keenan,. Georg
.svens. Edward Cole, cOunterieltiu
Hackett Daniel NJ Marrow. man
Smith. robbcr, Michael Donohue
Hugh Montgomery, ieIonIou- assault
.am Wren. burglary Henry V. Foun
Joseph Ohver. larceny from The per
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

OTTI0E oF B0AHD sTATE HTIITI.1 T0Nv 'IovFT0
LANsING, Michigan
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
ORs-PROPOSALS will be received by Board Btd
ipg Commissioners their Ofct the City Of Lansing
MONDAY the 6tb day Of July 1877, al u oood uoCri
for building and completing
NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
Of Lansing accordance with plans and SPECIFICATIONS DoV
on fIe n said Office
bidder will be required accompany bis bd with bond %,
uIeies be- approved by tl Board coutuoue
that shall be awarded him he Will ut'
contract n accordance with bis proposal
proposals sealed udored Proposals Building tb'
Capitol addressed Board Of State Building
Issouers, Lansing. Mich
The Board reserves The night reject any all bds submitted
The proposals viii opened once Of Ne Board on
TUESDAY, Juy o. 49,, a. O'Clock a. IN. 49,
regard ths building BE- obtained tbt ono,
Of The Board. H. =. BALDWIN Governor
=. q. GROSVENOB STATE
JAMES SHEARER. Building
ALEX CHAPOTON Commissioners
tItEv L. BorRs. SecIeary.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

-
- sppctoD Of the Commissioners OF the Central Para M ana
beb Of the Mavor and Commonay Of ne tF o new
Yok relative opening of certain avenues oaus p ue
sona or places as bg the Commissioners Of ne IeA afk
p The City Of New INERSlDE PARk) We he ltl
CoUmissoD,r of Estimate Assessment n tle ahoHttrUtl H
hereby give notice occupant OF os o. h
bon and lots and improved unuprOyed anl huteltu lL l
10 an others whom it may concern: . - Al.
First: That completed estimate and assessment ana t
All persons interested proceeding any o i ah H1
thereby and VIII opposed DO present r
in wiring verified JOSIAH SIIHEhLAND Esq our LA
man Al the Office Number ~ Nasitt room
No pa City Of Sevlo or before The 3 u Vi 'uLe
1872 The said Commissioner wiz near lii s ," oHLs
within weekdays alter the said l DAY q" JUNE ' l
for purpose viii be attendance sad ohce Oh 'L ' sal
ten DAYS. at 10 O'Clock IN.
second: That Of e said estimate and anut to
gether maps and also all The aldsvts estimates ana "uet
documents used By making report nave ntu at
posted OF the Department Of Public Nos m De OV o
New York % until the 2bh day Of june l@
Third: That limits embraced by the assessment aiol are
follows All those certain o parcels o. nd bounded
on line Of Ouehuudre1 and iI m si on
the south line Forsco1d street. on ne 'a 0 ihe
center Eighth aud the west by The llloi eI
m CITY Neelork excepting thtr0m G the land no" occupied
and raoad track by the Hndson River Raod OomEn
excepting also ere0m the land yng between hhL Au MINI
avenues and Seyenty-seventh and Eightyhrs streets
De presented 70 me
Court Of Negiok Of General Tenn btft Ht htA
in he House the CITY Hall n The CIV OF New ora on
the Of July 61l az the opening OF the Cont o a nj ana
that and there thereafter counsel car n "t ~
motion be- made that The said report ue couhrmei-hitl new
iO'A NAY % ''- WILLiAMC c. TRAPHAGEN ComH.,souer.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
Doaro ano Rooms.

A PPLY at Boarders' Directory. 737 Broadway,
~ boarding places aso for Room- Cotias or ho
COUNTRY BOARD, JamespoTt, l.. l., al a
farmhouse viii Pec0uc Bay good bathing saitF
and 6lug hou shade siustd ess thar
haf nl, Of Long Island Railroad Depot For particular addc
b. n. JONES. JAmepoit. L. J.
EROM IS to S8-BOARD, WASHING, aud
LODGING single bedrooms, SO Gsntsy0or-st near hL
and Thirieenihst
IN BOARDERS can be accommodated by
III calling on JAMRs H. ALLEN Pleasant VALLEY Dsiches Co
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
HOMES FOR ALL
Counlrn Real Gstate tor 6alc.

EIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
SALE-Te Homestead of the late A. g. Hazard in the center d
the tesuill Of Enfield c. about miles from Npnsle sn
Eufel and an the buns des roe ior gentleman residence ~
from the Springfield Hartford Railroad depot The location -
eaItbfl and pleasant half mile distant from te Enfield
out and well supplied and ornamental trees hedges ana green
The house Of brick stuccd has stone ioulauons
thorough and substantial manner elegantly hnshel h a
the modern couyeriences and Improvements contains - goo
INTO eyery part bat few equals desirable coun
m residence Ion gcntlemans family and is also admirably adapted
for Bows or Girls Boarding school Summer Hotel for cty
The above viii De soll &c bargain am!
rhpr information inquire personally by letter Of b. W BOND or
CHARLES MARSH Cashier Of Pynchon National Bank, SpHns
Mass.
EOR SALE, at Poughkeepsie, a CHOICE
PROPERTY situated the Of south and herr
h ample residence and ogouiingS be,ugy d aal 'Il
desired price Of the whole property $1,000 liberal 's1 %
ABBY to LEONARD C. WISSLow Poughkeep'ie n Y
EOR SALE or TO LET, at BRIDGEPORT,
c. nice COTTAGES adjoining Sea Side Pars fronting the
Sound wtln ten rods Of the beach have all @ogI2
aran ar railroad depot horse railroad close BY D.
& G. A. STAPLES Real Estate Ageaas Brdgeport
TOR SAL.E-STOCK OF GRAIN FARM, two
buildings splendid order Address PAIEiSON lNON No
Paterson n or ofce. 1873 Chambers-st y !.
TOR SALE-16O acres of LAND, nine miles
paid ny TeGoverumen patent Address r H. Tribune Ohee
GIANT ETIENNE PARK,
y STATEN ISLAND.
Etenne Park Delightfully."- situated Oh the Bay - 10
sl0o per lot and upward Niontby iastalmtnt-l t p p
thirty Of the foot Of L6ers NewoIk Ehen these
brug thousands they now worth hunIres
FOR pamphlet MAPS aud particulars H. J. BEoLY % Ss,au.
o. SnN ROSE HILL PARK, 55 acres
pD,'pO. splendid views the HUDSON Crugersi far
'u''us' 'p''us'' FLGGLER lso Broadway, Hat Store
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

COURT CALEND
srrkErF COUkT-CWCuIT-PAK1
AZ l0t O.. m.-'
Nd5 Wrcbe act Schwartz and
another
NT1. .O-Bne1 and smother agt
IesAre. f.
as. Rogers. assignee, agt smash 4
al and another. li
utl Brown agt Wing and another
az East River MAJ Bank agL .
Montague impld
1865 .Ttuuausr agt. Herman,
tg2l..Th1mpsou 90 aL agi Brandt f.
1891. Gushing ct lL lgt Bradford /.
etaL I
uC7 Goo1eue e. a. bgt Alien
trant et 3D.
tGf3. Me,trs ct a. act Marcss.
flfJ.. hamilton agt HAYS.
eos. Prank q al agt liWhaer J.
fs1. Uavs tCt. Thompson.
tIbt.Cuu,o set. Cr0HseF. /.
lI1..frosi et al sFt. smith. .
iitJ. sherman art. CLARK. .'
flyt..CoiC sEt Spence and another. .,
40. Ross lT., AIT Bronze
PART lI-BHApY. J-opeI
iet2 Hagen and auo. aEt. HamlA.
E44. Bir.m SIT. k.uug et AL
u66 scioouIlaker agt. Bower and D..
sIO.
EsCl Rri1 agt. Loevel
IA hcMiIn aud arc. Gg-Wteei-
or.
E6 The NevbuIgh Hard Rubber
Co. sgt Arthur 20 aL
tfGl Watson art Bovine.
Ea2..1hc Maryland Coal Co. sgt
EDWARDS
FE Pollock 81 a. sct Davidson. .
slJs. Bryant Ggt The Cameron
Coal Co.
a5fs The Iraystowu Soapst0ne
Go agt Hartford and au0. /,
Bsl. Archer rec'r, &c, agt. Day, (
implicated.
uat Purscu At. Pierce.
6EhEhAL IERM.-lSGKAHAN. 2. j
Opens at
73. .Grserthsl AZ. The People.
14..bo~euzweiC srt. sane.
Fs..hoofe Ggi. Same.
9t. .bdWaTa, AT. same.
71..MaN agt. same.
Tf..kt Valerie at. sane.
%. EeWmtu ari same.
- -- aCt --.
ST. l-t --
~. .HollaWay sgt stephens ard
auo
ll7. Sherman agt Parish.
IL. HiiSen agt. Waldo. Jr.. and T.
other.
Ilt..Tosesell aIl Others agt .
Sheppard.
CsAsHERs-BARRrrr. "Opens d
~. 6O.d>:eeu sgt Stevens.
t6. lemtrest ei a. sgt SprouL
Ds..Kmbsl AT. JACK.
llt. Cole agL Baker 20 al
IxU..Iu She matter Of John &.
Llmi.T-Ur.
H.. Fu,isTworit AT. No.Eeur.ne
EUiKkI0K OOUET-lKIAL Ifhs
ne. Luturi0n sim'H aCt Miller.
IA. 6o3lIer act MilAamsUurgh
CITY Fire Jos. Go.
.keck. sr.. agt Nefder
:sI klrrms1 sT, Bu0kmsu.
isIs.. agate sgt. LoWeuoeip and
otttrs.
Iftr. .timcu agt. Herman.
Ia. Clam At.. art. baeuer.
s3 HowoIart Kelly, Sheriff, &c.
TAhIIf-BAKbOUk. Cl. "opens
terd
CcnNoN ILFM-EQUITY IEKN-
81 .Nisuery ag' Hobby.
gH4L TRhN.-PART L-LoKR y .-
eudaT
PARrII-C. p. DAILY. G. j.
ESpIRE tOrKT-lElAI IEkN-fA
dar called
ts-.. Nttracht aCt Cohen.
~s+ Cameron agt bucreuI.
slsl..N ale at. Orion.
s.q1 Watts agi. ii'lhtf.
so Collins agi Reilly.
t1,c O.ogteusheim ago lssacs.
49, Gault arf. toI,llIe.
.s- SilttI agt. ILrl-syeB.RCO
S:I. Smouson act. bopp.
Eels Narmanu apt. Aefs
FAKT Il-SrArIlING, J.-Opei
Y7l4 naSis art larltiL
kas MlllsmsoI aFt stuart.
nv NtIlci II. ag. lhsuue.
49,. Iodosa 4gi The Boarlslcl
Nlc.c. MaLfg Go.
fI6l Wssfipm,f art. Hem.
.StieaIi4 sgt Lsug~L.
sI4s Benedict sCi. >lliiuck
GFvFHAf rHssIONs-Psrt +.
tisuyifsf Bmmd Lrnes Frank Di
FIutl Joseph Calvin Benedict Mey
Isar feouioUs 6sss4lt and battery
stalaos and assau.t and battery NJ
S uaII lrai0 srcelr janice 81
lais e. rari ~ Before Recorder
sIrtrifsr. John tWklu klward J..
hoisr Hauorar Timothy Hu,sy,
sft battery ParuCt Carr and Nlihi
49, IaulcA l.UL grand larceny j
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
DIR. UNDERllLL'S
CROTON POINT PROPERTY
ON THE HUDSON,
FOR S ALE!

Be- ore Of the Supreme Court, ADRIAN H. MuhLEk w
At Auction under The direction Referee The MAGnIlChNI
ESTATE Of the Dr. K r. USDERlLL on toton FONT con
ne about Mansion House aud appropriate b9'in
HE sale vii place the premises on FkDAl De h 'ay o.
JUNE next, az O'Clock %. ...., Co.. e. =.
This beyond question he dae' property IN ne ILntl s' "
centIemans residence COLLEGE theOorca .emnaf
n would ma he six or egh superb colury seats The scenery ta
sweeping and surrounding mountains from Tie hghu' 10 W
Distance from Nes-Yorg miles, Coon station On H. X X
r.. tgO mileS .. ,.,.,rpurrr g-.,,,
For further particulars inquire o WM A. NDERiiLL , 3Iqn 5F
Point or r. H. SDERIIILL % Pnest, ADRIAN H. MllLhh
tTouee- No Pnest Persons desiring 70 visit tbe
rouor win Croton The arrival o ihe 'E
which leaves the Forty-s socond depot az % O'Clock a. M
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

giin RcaI estate for Sale.
A FREE REGISTER with particulars OF 1000
~ CITY Hon and Building Lots for sale and to Le' containing City
Also Tors ON PARK MADISON FIFTH AND EIGHTH
AVFS THF BOULEVARD. AND CENTRAL PARK. AT LOWEST
v.K. STEVENSON sos.
ID Put-st aud klt Firth ave.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
Proposals.

SEALFD PROPOSALS will be received by
- Committee Normal college Ae st e ca-e Of ne efs Of
uuu SATURDAY. the 6h day Of June 1872 and until o'clock
on aI dav MASONS MATERIALS and WORK foT ne"
SCHOOL BUILDING erected Lexington between
Si1ty-eighth and SIXTY ninth stfeets
Plans sud suecda0ns may be The Office ~ th SuIcel
tsudeDt Of Bindings and Repsirs l46 Grsud-st third foo
Proposals 10 be indored Proposal for Mason Toft'
The names responsible ufetes to each proo'
proposals. will une's surees named sns
tirelg sat sfactOry O the Committee.
Tie Committee reserves gh reject any a Of tb6 rIoyf
offered. ..... .,.-..
WILLIAM WOOD.
WILLIAM T.. DIRiEA, ... ...., ,,
MAGNuS GROSS I'm N'H-'' ". ~ &,
NATHANIEL JARVIS. Jr.. '''IA'. '''''t' 80
ENOCH J.. FASCHER.
Dated New-Y oTk. MAY - i12
na Hr----.-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
6ouscs au0 farms Uanteo.

WANTED-To PURCHASE, a HOUSE and
w LOT aIoe Figgf t east Of Address, with
fn particulars location lowest price. best terms, Gc PURCHASER,
Tribune Ofce.
NNTANTED-To purchase the whole or part
LOT Greenwood, old Part of Cemetery preferred al
dress with ull particulars, TYLER 56 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

CUPREME COURT-New-YOrk County
- IICfSDA HUMPHREYS against HANS j HANSEN SARAH
r. MARTIN EDWARD ". BARSTOw JACOB T. BARsTOW,
AUGUSTUS BLEECKER and CAIUS j. fALLOh.-Summous-to
Reef-To the Deiendautg You hereby summoned ana required u
action which hI the ohce a. the
CLERK Of the Of NCwioGk, the Court house n TIE
Cy Of answer "a The said com
paut on the subscriber bic office No Puet In ue CITY oi
EevYork twenty days after the service Of This summons On you
exclusive Of s1ch and fail 60 answer ile sad
complaint within aforesaid the plaintiff Tins action vii apply
~ the relief demanded n The compant ApHl 10
E52 RICHARD u. boNNf Ihlnhn Aloih,i y, -
TIE plsnt The above entitled action filed ne Office q
Of County Of NeWiOr Le 10Th day o Aprll
l812 RICHARD H. BOVINE, fElhtu ht"fAtY-
SUPREME COURT COUNTY of ONION
> DAGA-May Ella Thomas against morris j. Thomas Summcas
To the aboyeuame defendant Mous j. Thomas You hereby
qarei complaint OF plaintiff ths action which ~. hed
i Of Onoudap County the h day oi MAY A.
l8 and Of answer on ne az ny oh ~ iht CIV
after The o tht
mons exclusive Of service e plaintiff will ppy "a bt
Court for the relief demanded in The complaint.
Nvl7 laVGwF EUGENE FORMAE. PHI r Auy Syracuse y !
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07


srrkFrF COUhT-C CRCuIr-PAkT t-NAN BECNT, j. - opens
lO, a.m--Short Causes.
5 Wrchc Schwartz and 23.. .Bo-eu sFt. Gulck and
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
WILLlAMC. TKAPH4GEN, ComH.'aoaen
CHARLES X GRAHAM.

CTPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW
> YORK-JOHN WHITE, LINDLEY II. FOWLER s1d 10. is
n snow against WILLIAM ). HALSEY and WILLIAM TAG
GART-Sumuons money demand conao-ttou. not St
To the defendants iou hereby onl nd require
TO answer complaint this action. which viii be- h n ne once OF
the Clerk Ctv and County OF Newiok at me N"n hol 10
M Cty copy Of youf answer ihe sa COM
pIant on the suicrers office No 80 Naste DO ss e
hn twenty d4y after this ennye q
e dav Of such service; fail 20 answer The sd complaint
within the time aforesaid plaintiffs this action VIII take Judgment
against Won for the thousand hundred and seyenvon
18th Of july housand eR
this actl0nDated May 'l
1872. GOODRICH WHEELER ras01, sa ,uAt,
action d said CLERKS OhCt
MAY 23d. 1872. 'oobhl' ~ q MlLLilh
NgJlIe agUE
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

rs Jane. Miller supreme Cont by order Of Robert p Hope m
e, o south Ate Of SIiyth' l25 feet we Of Mn.ay
25TOa
BY James McGuirs Supen Court James H. Coleman referee house
ard lot. ss No. - Naker.s.. 252ltO
House and lot north Of Thirty fourth st. 81 o inches cart u
Tcuth-hve. Il. lOrIfl
Eight lots entire .de Of Nn'have between Onehun
drouc and On luntfe IU1cO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21

productive of the good results which
it's promoters hoped to see, yet it
served to show the adherence with
which at least one of the actors re-
garded o state of warfare. Since the
close of hostilities Mr.. Greeley has
been constantly employed, and all
the great questions of the day have
in turn received his attention. He
was the first prominent Republican
to plead for general amnesty TO all
who had engaged in hostilities against
the government. His labors in this
direction have done much to create,
in the North, a sentiment favorable
to the removal of disabilities FROM
the Southern peoples "A
u. sRATz Bf.1wy. -
B. Gratz Brown was borii In Lex
ington, KY, and is just 46' years old.
He settled rs lawyer in st. Louis;
entered the State Legislature at the
age OF twenty six; SOON after became
connected with the st. Louis Demo-
crat, and edited it from 1854 to 1859;
aided to start the Republican party
in Missouri in 1857, raised and COM
manded a regiment in 1S61-subse-
quently brigade; was United States
Senator from '63 to ct. and was
elected Governor Of Missouri on the
broad platform OF general amnesty
in 1870. He, perhaps, precedes any
other Republican az the founder of
the Liberal party which gathered in
national convention at Cincinnati -
He is careful, well-poised man,
very firm in his convictions, of keen
perceptions, and firm believer in
the power of the people to govern
themselves, without the interference
of outside force. He has proved q
capable governor OF Missouri, and is
more popular with its people to-day
than when he was FIRST elected TO his
preseht position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
fFor the State Rights Democrat
THE PRESS OF THE PERIOD.
pr EUGENE ,. LovEnIDeg.

In The streets Of vast city, with the early
fush Of day,
You have heard The noisy ne~sboys cry the pa
pers. dafe say,
You rsaryeled very frequently upon their lives
wild way
n you we're thinker Of the Period.
all the nighttime scores Of brave men YEARLY
ut work,
simbie fingers. sharp old eyes, too,-the men
that never sbirk-
The folders Of I'D industry that labor cannot
irk,
The slave Of the Press of the Period.
in gas1ighted, serap-strenn sauctums sit SON.
fnanders in 6ndress;
There are also pale faced women, with small
time for love's eafess,
Bizarrs and oaeys gentlemen, all writer's for
the Press
The restless Press Of the Period.
If wrong was dohe in India, al England of
the
Would fead the details csrefuIiy--grave states
men would ayow
Their o#n sincere eonyictions while the scissors
steel-clad plow
Clipped for the Press Of the Period.
In this worlds ''unweeded garden thisties
bloom and die;
They gov foul seed BY acres,-do you ask the
feAsonNbJ?
Shall | tell this gentle audience "bonest fat
raers" often lie,
And then blame the Press Of the Period.
To publish duh and comic almaDacs, little
squeak gun sheets.
Is native u natures calf that tries its
bieatg.
The fact is. like the Aetor, the public rarely
gfeets
With favor the fools Of the Period.
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DOLLY WARDEN

Circus horses of the calico pattern
are now called Dolly Vardens.
The lady who applied for dolly
Warden" was from the rural districts.
Memphis bucks wash their alimen-
tary canals with Dolly Warden cock
tails.
The Heathen Chinee has got SO
that he wears Dolly Warden queue
now.
Looking at Dolly Warden" is the
absorbing amusement of young lady
dom.
Iowa couples are married in bug
gies. They say it is the Dolly Var
den style.
Some of the Southern Legislatures
are now gotten up in Dolly Warden
patterns-mixed black and white.
Dolly Warden night-caps and cor.
sets are becoming popular. Those
who have seen them say they are
perfectly sweet"
esCome into the Warden, Maud, :
is the way in which musical ,nnsammas
urge their daughters to try on theil
new calico dresses.
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lately rebellious regions, and for the
protection OF the ballot; and, there
fore, they arc entitled to the thanks
of the nation.
Thirteenth-We denounce the re-.
pudiation of public debts, in any form
or disguise, as national curse. We
witness with pride the reduction OF the
principal of the debt, and of the rates
Of interest upon the balance, and
confidently expect that our excellent
national currency will be perfected
by the speedy resumption OF specie
payment.
Fourteenth-Thc Republican party
is mindful Of its obligation to the
loyal women of America for their no
BILE devotion to the cause of freedom.
Their admission to usefulness is re-
ceived with satisfaction, and honest
demands Of any class of citizens for
additional rights should be treated
with respectful consideration.
Fifteenth--We heartily approve of
the action Of Congress in the Rebel.
lion, and rejoice in the growth OF
peace and iraternal feeling through
out the land.
Sixteenth--The Republican party
propose to respect the rights reserved
by the people to themselves as care
fully Us the powers delegated by
them to the State and Territorial
Governments. 1t disapproves of as
sent TO Constitutional laws for the
purpose OF removing evils by intcrier-
encc with rights not surrendered by
the people to either State or National
Governments.
Seventcenth-It is the duty of the
General Government to adopt such
measures as will tend 10 encourage
American commerce aud ship building
Eightecnth-We believe that the
modest patriotism, the earnest pur,
pose, sound Judgment, practical wis.
dom, incorrnptible integrity and illus
trious services Of u. 5. Grant, have
commended him to the heart of the
American people, and with him at
our head We start to-day on our new
march TO victory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-06-21
Ms. DU BOIS & CO.,
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

HEyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
lhe expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
@rChildIen and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
y3n33tf
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Two men having arranged to fight
a duel in Rhode Island, the Cover
nor issued proclamation forbidding
it, whereupon one of the parties sent
him note saying that one of them
would stand in Connecticut and the
other in Massachusetts,, and shoot
over his miserable little State.