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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
spEECUES BY HORACE GREELEY.

SPEECHES ~ 4IOhACB Ghtflibi'
We are advised that TIKI NEw- YORK TRIBUNE in
tends 20 publish. in document form, an authentic
EDITION of the series of speeches delivered by Mr.
Greeley in the Of HIS late journey to and from
1.-THE West For lucidity of statement cogency oil
reasoning and fairness Of criticism, these spoeches
sare unsurpassed. They embrace the field OF potical
discussion. and comprehend Mr.. Greeleys pohtioaI
opinions They win form an admirable textbook Oh
the campaign and may be appropriately read aIouu az
all meetings Of clubs and other local organizations
We accordingly recommend that they be read before
1hem. AUGUSTUS SCHhAr
Chairman National Democratic Committee
ETHAN ALLEN,
Chairman National Liberal Republican Committee
S. J. 1n.DEN,
Chairman Democratic State COMMITTEE
ALLEN G.. BEACH,
Chairman Democratic State Executive Committee.
JOnS COCHRANR
Chairman Liberal Republican State Committee
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DIED.

HkaTITON-At Parrno1It Monily sepi ~ Ghonel 500
Nsl X In d Hamilton aged year, months snd ~ dsys
Tn relatives lany reo 10y nrllel 70 ,.
the funeral rsilcuce Of hs Tadt on ihurT 1in
O'clock Trans lave GRAD Central Dc,o ferge'codrl' '"f
True1L al g.)Js
McSALLYOn honts Sept 30 Mr. T. ker'sed' "dos No N
Pa. ~ hcNaly. ..,,,x
Tie rr.ur. sad Of n Anb Invited to attend TIE ser
late residence Of he ceased No. ~ ID y On As
reut.lWenty .iogri-sI Ttaray eierr Ca % "coos
HORRIS-Sud eay Tgeay morning Oct J. Noah hois' Ia Ne
6Dts Sc o, bus
and friends Of she Emily esec'iunr Invited 70 attend h.
IN sraI Wit pote from his residence, no no e-i
Potigseynbst Thnriay morning A. :: ocOo5 h reinss
will he taken o Elizabeth, n. J., Tor Int'un al
sAYTONIn P,r France Sept 49, III RnJ Prefer purgvt
dangI Of Wn Emily r. saxon agI mo- Ia and spa
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Neps see Second Pdge.l



Bell DiAkem Richmond City foint anu Noio"
NJ. IA passto Old Dominion steamship %
sauship Volunteer Boodgood, fbadeiphs' WIN ma D''
, hS aanSaS Morris Co Windsor " 81 Walton sswHAv'a ia
R T.oous Christian ~ o. sch~sdtfeger LIVERPOOL % d'J'
with sab. =, a. N a.. ..,l -,
RE- Rslle Of M. Bay Noyes Somerset, IN ballast
Bng L. Warren. Gott Boston
pr,s k4bot, Lawrence. Ssif Fall River ior Roaioot
Bris ]. H. Kennedy Rich. Providence.
self D. W Clara tBr Pecf John n B. via Newport 10 dA'
sobS sSar.l Smith Windsor " s.. days. with umber.
schr. hs.ia Elizabeth, SoDeD, Nrgns
SAILED.
m.iD Leo s.vAanahI south Cs0sA for Chtfesioni wv
fpf SSriolk, ke . 49,
WIND--sEnaowu light. n W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosrox Ardyo brig Lsghton lron Per Johnson ''sr
mi. AM Reel Tor Providence reports rf ~ o'
on Lote o. Sourt South vteh stove e kt
a. anil spin eorpcai 70 uoN "'tFsis i''
fes If lauibeI Put In here for repair. 49,
GNyHs1OS L-Ausi. steamship Albenafle' ron Aesi
s,.l~i scbr NJ. r. Van Clesl Dr Brunswick Geo 90.
n,vAyrAH l-Arnye, sesm.hlls wyoming, hon fl.A
Magnolia York tBI. from Lyefoo 1fk
Jsauss isnn HvaHA slkG barb suss'fs senofa dc Lea
saaa (soan.), Tor B-fc.l~na.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p,,.ro, PM o. The bro steanI9p Arrason
.era asa. kss gast sesL ". SInssa ssEe IOserasI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

tended Indian peace policy OF the Administration. and
insisted that Gen. Grant had policy in regard TO our
Indian affairs
AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE GREErS GRAFT BROWN
AT DANvILLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TlIB TRIBUHBl
DASvILLF, Oct. 1.-tiOv. Gratz Brown took
up the battle here to-day, and welcomed by one
OF the greatest assembages called together In these
parts. There we're half dozen speakers besides Mr.
Brown, but attentive audience waited till the last
syllable died away. Every town IN the county sent up
large delegations, and the meeting seemed like great
jubilee. which lasted long into the night Demonstra-
tons Of this Sort not quite large in number, were
held In 90 counties OF the State and addressed by local
speakers,
GOV. PALMER AND SENATOR DoOLITTLE AID
DRESS IMMENSE CROWDS AT ANDERSON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSRl
ANDERSON, Oct. IAN overwhelming mass
Of people turned out here to-day TO hear Gov Palmer
and Senator Doolitte. No demonstration of the cam
paign can compare with 1t in number. Bands and ban
and marching present and the speeches
listened to by 10000 people. No such outpouring
has been Witnessed, and the recent failure OF
Senator Morton TO attract crowd at this same point
lends special importance TO the event From the interior
towns the evidences Of ardor given and in the
way of campaigning at least the Liberals carrying
ell before them
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w-.n,ox. MAJ, Oct -BsKr CArTLE-Rsoelpts, so bead
pres remain very The last week sales o. .nSe
slasf Bit. 50 so6 10 sos hrst 2GAhy e'@eT oe''S
onsity s6dS6 rs; Third Quality ~ 5Od % ~,
sHErP LxBs-Rsceipts 28o head demand some Wi
,d az, t. to H pound higher saes u
shssn AZ sg. Sbsred 5d7l Veal Calves so a. o9i
PHIIApELPnIA The demand for Beef Ss'ls TINS SseA ~
b be,er INIT pee the Tbe offerings aol
reached 10 3a50 bead Good Cattle sold at nom Of oo
and Choice from ~ &C. C"mnon Cai'e ''@ ~ O" ~
gross 49,, -. - A.r..nA %, Dy;re grades.
4, "a Ls.A .oA AT from for Farto Good and Cn9ee Az
de Common sheep soil from 81 80 TO 80 20 each Ao soo'
A. from Zoe. y ID. . ooo ~, .A,,u.a h.,a.
hogs good and 1000 bead changed haHo'
At rom ss to SO l2i Y 100 b, net .,,.,., 49,, ,r...
80 hs,t., gs head sold sN for Spnngers snd nom
q TO $50 for frssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY LIBERALS.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
nv q q cox AND OTHERs.

A spirited meeting of Liberal Republicans
and Democrats Thomas II. Fisher presiding. was held
last night al New Rochelle. Addresses were made by
g.. &. Cox, W. W. Miles, and Judge Cochrane. Mr. Cox
said IN purt
He had rarely been questioned ON his record although
consisted Of u years of ygant service In the Federal
Igsature Almost The first question hc had to meet IN
Congress-when inexperienced and young-waS that Oh
largesses and subsidies 10 railroads ana sps ferhaps
he had beep unvise but he was educated TO believe
that the least government, consistent with Sc
curity was the best. and that matters OF trans
portation and other business would IN the END
be better transacted II disconnected With Government
Hence he had always, even against the pressure OF
friends, relatives aud honest believers in 'e'tFnmens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
GEORGIA.
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

An election for Governor and members of the
State Legislature takes place to-day The Conservative
candidate for Governor is tho present Governor James
NJ Smith, and the Administration party have nominated
Dawson A. Walker. At the eieoiion for Congressman
two years ago there was Democratic majority Of
255 out OF total vote Of 1C52 the largest vote east
OF any election since the The Democrats then
ried the seven Congress districts Tho present
Legislature is Democratic by large majority, Its
will elect United States Senator in place Of
Joshua Hill. Administration.
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he sisS, states ,"d District. which had Id tn.

so that after the conspiracy had had complete pos
session OF the Southern mind three months, with th6
Southern members Of the Cabinet, nearly all or tine
Federal officers most OF the Governors and other State
fuuctOnaes and seyen-cighths OF the prominent ana
active politicians pressing II on, ana no fOrce eAertcu
against nor III any threatening TO resist 10,
majority Of the Slave States with twOhirds or the Tree
population OF the entire slayehOGnk region, were
Opny and positively adverse to IT. either because they
regarded the alleged grievances OF tue South as eXag
gtJaied II not unreal or because they believed that
would rather bo Aggravated than cured ny
Il ..IIIt y
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THE BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

NRw-H AyEN, Oct. 1.-The annual meeting of
the American Board OF Foreign Missions began In this
city oday, with one Of the largest atendHhces ever
known The meeting was opened with the reports OF
tbe Home Department by Dr. Treat and Of the Foreign
Department by Dr. Clark The Treasurer report SHOWS
an expend.ures OF 1851 ga q The cost OF Mlhspns
and Total expenditure OF A2s693 a. There were s29'
2O7 ~ received donations and S25C5a W as egacies
TIE sermon this evening was preached ny fIo BafueN
Of Chicago.
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politit1l Notices

Liberal Republican lenerni Committee AZ neetins
held Ihusoay evening SEPT 20 Tue iohO"a5 ca" " P s
The L5rli Ecubfcan Electors Of tie CT Q SsEYofs ~. "
on FRIDAY ByESIAG OFT ard elect Dcfgie, To Joc -, tcs-
yen,isn Justice Of lie saIn Court 's % 1'e 81
Aso 70 Delegates cry and County COoTesuou t. nomh's
40 70 lee, Dsecs 70 Congressional s.ss Cnye. aon. 70 nom
mate et re- eslAlge lor Congress ,ese ooasOlil Do
uict- . 49,. ~ IL. 81. ...,..,.
Of Assembly ana Assistants Aer@hh 10 ue s''' A"SF
~ to The Jrir, shs nns
from assembly Dsrc sai shall meet on AA1sT 'eA1s ~"
S sf Ma 8i4 Broai a.. a. q O'clock
fte Sy and Co. n. Cryesuou la Monday hSrnHg %
T. ~ No. SO Broewy al oeee az, s.ai cons n 7
a 1 pa zee 10 oai District Convection. tsn be
follows; Tie Assembly wholly Eihia Con.feo5si
shah send may deaes he have r. s'ni's ;" uH
The vsh 1s.en6s District sh. deis to e VII and -s
The vInb Assembly Dcs shall sal seven dees1e 70 'be VIM
anil three desgs1s 70 he yltb oo1srson ss VIM
te deegates Willis snd dss s Xia Conses'
The xyih ASSEMBLY .I sHd 81, tss,ls e .ss VIh
Tbs xVIIh Assembly District shall end degAes 10 g. va nz
'2 t-egS.s' TO ne ylii5 Cor Ts9r Ds, & T m
delegate to the Kl COngresaona Dne' Coz H,a: pvx,
The Congressional Ccnvena9ns sh'l |'"' on " "''Ai 1'H'
yth Ds.ict-i2z west Broadway.
via D.taci-55s BoSery'
Ixt nh.detggE,n aory nniss, s,s Nls'h,. ,s.,
XII D-t1eEa SIDE Hal cor ihfds, 'Ss E re- ,,ss So.
Assembly District s9d stall meet 90 IUEs2Ai NJ We.
dnt o. Assembly District As,oeou, or Ia hs asne me oP
ofr thereof uspectors o. Election, who's ntI
s be- 10 The and the neIenuf oths
delegates receiving the highest Buner 81 votes The Priea' 'h1
auest slch credentials ,rA-,I..
seyerll District Associations 10 The irhahe snd S14.
Poll Open in all Districts ifOn n to y p ~
By order Of tae COMMITTEE,
THOMAS T. STEWART Pre-ideSt
S %s. q " YOU'VE Culver, ser'aie%
Fourth Grand Rally -
COOPER issnrgTs,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT Z, "a 0cioeh,
vii be- addressed BY
HON. SIDNEY PhAuA.
oi Maine
HON MARTIN l. TOWNSEND
OF Troy 49,.
T. the fourth series Of Republican meeuss 70 he beh
Wen evening dgrng me campaign
Ladies cortialy invited
Young Mems Municipal Reform Association
EIGHTEENTH WARD
r.. RYRCITIyE COMMITTEE having Clrrc' ree'ginLsos
fr ti, purpose b. hei In tc AkDi'AL IOb.bck
RIDlyG corse Of PouItase. sad TWeuiy hfs on fhiDAi
hEAf the ''h 'h''' GEO P. SMITH. Prr.id,ai
TuEo. Arb Treasurer. .-..,...
NationpI Democrat "A meeting Of the CESbL CohhrI
TEF oF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY VII BE- he'd a. nsoes
hall on sreuibst fnbaYe and Brosdssy on
" J. G,ssoS. JoHS P. RYAN. secretarieA CnsusA
Sineteenth Ward Horace Greeley Campaign Cins
st Iss WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct 2 81 oeoet a. Landmark
E,os paTk sir,gDn Thig-sy o snsakens expected
JAsKs McGOyERS. SecJ b. '''0"''"'' s
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ny SENATOR HENDRICKS AND GEORGE W.
JULIAN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIP TRIBTEEl
VAIPARAIso, Oct. IA vast crowd OF people
nocksd into tins city tonight from the four adjacent
counties 10 hear Senator Hendricks and George W.
Irhan The city situated tie eenfue Of four ceun
ties pchaps the most densely populated In the State
swarms with the spirited thropss. Shelby County,
vbere Gov Hendricks formerly HEED il here aiinoet
On mass to do honor TO the future Governor Senator
Hendricks ws.s with tempest of applause and made
dc argued rnainiy 20 show that the only
remedy OF tho people % free tho pubic
service Of the corruption pervsding all the depart
cnents was BIZ a change Of Administration He closed
Nv an urgent appeal 10 the people TO rally In the cause
Of Justice Law, public virtue, and 10 the support Of
Greeley AID Brown, the champions Of that cause Mr..
Jasn followed the senator In abe discussion OF the
isruee and wiz listened to with marked attention re-
errng TO the long continued abuse Of the Liberals Mr.
Julian nothing left ia the Grant party to
spoststc fron and that when . man falls non
grace, tbere must he come graco To fall h0p. ne
referred TO the that the founders Of the Republican
party ouch nep Sumner a1d rpmbuli are now out
II the party aud that its pcfsn leaders are Morton.
Cameron. and Butler who the meahest renegaoe
Democrats the land na sic we'd that political parties
are necessarily temporary cynirivances lasting only
while their work requires tAOm lie took up the issues
OF the var and Slavery, and Enowed them 10 be dead
issues. He then took mp some Of the prlrei-
pal p,anks In the Philadelphia platform. His
analysis OF the Cvll Service question thorough, and
illustrations were drawn from them OF very damaging
facts which he recited with telling effect upon tho Ad-
-nnisrdtion He went pretty thoroughly into tue land
question: exposing faso prcense OF the Grant PARTY
" Leadsp for tie landess poor he exposed the pre-
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WILMINGTON N c. Oct. l.-Spirits Twpentine ann at ODE
Rein Ann A. ~ for Strained; - y for Low No IL % % LOT no
ssO FOR Low IS for Low Pale Crude Tgrpeans stess m
a. 81 toy Hard Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar steady al % w.
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Nicoi n 7Idson e. Co., Cs6 BrOaissY Pso O,st Jc-
Al mannaour rs linz PLATED WARS, god ~ 10 leaS
large sssorsneat a a. whoi-ls W neA 49, C"@s
Ca. .suIl .sF lxu
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MARRIED.

LOzPg DR. Ia MOETAGNIIn Brotlyn Oct l. Fl he re->nes
at br es narrn ~ h. BoitO1 D. a.. Abrohsm - io1s.
b. d. n oAsers, " Jennie Ioagie o. d oo.TA Ne
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Al Notices Of Marriages mast be indOrsed With fsa
nn,ua nlIL clLIess
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INDIANA LIBERALS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIP TnBTEl

LANCE MASS MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY SENATOR HENDRICKS AND GEORGE W.
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he MAKES HIS USUAL sPEECH-HEAyENLY MERCY
INVOKED UPON THE TERRIBLE LIBERALS
THE GREELEY PARTY DEAD--TGIAT Is, 1T
HAS ONLY 100000 MEMBERs-A TOUCHING
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THE STATE CANVASS.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS.

EBApouArTgHsN N. Y. hBERlL RErUBIdcls STATS
(oxuITTBR Rooms Js9 AND Bl,
IlEADorA RTfns DFsoCilATC Byggu1iyk COMMITTEES,
looks ~ AID A.. n. NICHOLAS Ho1EI-
IKe0nlsA0n OIL z
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ON Guard.

Mr. fsks.it-sasy, II soms one should tell you
Il made no difference to you who 10 elected to
Congress, or what be did when be should get
there, or what the entire Congress shall do At the
uext session. or what 10 the eoarss In any pArtie-
ulAr that directs the policy Of tho next sdmiuis.
,ra,ior Of our naticn's affairs, you would be vii.
ling to think the fellow fool. or that be was do
Ing HE levsl best 10 tell you In vesy offensive
way that you are too destitute OF correct apprs.
citation Of your duties 10 yourself, TO society and
10 your country 10 be entrusted with the posses
sion Of the elective franchise. But u you are
willing 10 become practically cipher In political
arithmetic By staying away from primary meet.
ings and nominating conventions, you only 10.
lus,rate that your aecaser 10 right.
II you are willing to let others originate the
programme that eliminates In national iegisla.
ton aud shapes the des,nies Of the Republic.
yosr oct plainly says II, is no difference to you
who 10 sen, to Congress" lfyou do no, attach
Importance enough 10 the nOmiuaiiou Of member.
Of Congress to USE two or three hours In going to
the primary meeting tina, ecu,eues for tina, pur.
pose. your conduct plainly declares that you do
not care shat your Representative does when be
gets 10 Congress. Il you are too indiiferen'
about the selection Of your Representative to b
willing TO give liule time and attention TO ih,
matter, your course jas,iies your fellows In say
ing that you do not care wha, the next Congress
shall do when Il eonvsaes. II you make Il q
thing 90 trivial tina, you do not deem Il worth
your attention or time or influence for half dag
10 too years. your ueighbOrs aud the eOmmuni,,
to which you owe dav have . perfec, right Il
charge you With the erime oi exercising suprem'
indifference eoaceruing the policy that dictate
the dOings 0f the Administration and directs th'
veal or voc Of the nation.
You would no, care TO have these charges mad
directly against you BY an individual. Ys, the,
are strictly true. I, Is every bOdy's duty to .,
isni to ,hess things. Il Is Necessity that some
BODY performs il. In shifting the respOnsibili,,
from your shoulders. you DO others injus,ies b,
having them DO your duty, ~hile goa reap eor
responding eeae6l With them in the general wsl
fare. You have no mOfv right in pOih, OF POli,i
cal ethics 10 do this than you have to 81 sOn
oae 10 20 To the shop or the uiil while you plo'
corr or harvcs, whsa, ., home The LsAl,hiss
eonaiiioa Of party Is that "A which ., Of II
members exert their influences 1T the primAf
! neeungs
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aai % b. lfgrae-fl 81 D-morratic eyes
fs- {. 94sl-sa 10 sdFsrs's ne .a'rancb,se.
ma, 81 rs. t.arsi a~api. 80 oae was coo.
si-r-'l t1is sna spok - eoiorsd mso
soea' psla.a 8a' n ave sines Horace Gree
10y tas 1rr8ns D-narrst .ai Democrat. has.
a. e--sm- RrpaHicaas n-a,ocfa'ie politicians
sEai4it EoLiff'ai 'fafsacy 70 ensfae~ this
disgr'-e faey ~ ssieaflJ isairuas hat The
f.szrscs sail e~coms "a honor sod her hall
b. e,..ifarr.i - good - ~ -oiorci msn The
eo'o-ra geop's htvr aIsast shown a pfsiss rof-
TO- CHARITY 'psafis iis-ir frisHd. % 10 Demo.
efsfc cio'hea They hsvr aiE,ys nsea ~illing
% sccurI - 'hem nq-s charity ani 70 extend to
thea npr~ nosfi'a'iiy and gessros. feslisg than
their Dsmoeaiis fSi-nSs o. have ever exhibited
towards 'heo Hsosing 'hai h,s record il aus.
.'e.4.f ia tbs esiorri naan eyes. the Drmycrai
ttkea psseagiioa 10 provide hinislf With Repub
iiean sass Pos,s tsisfs - AsismPis 10 pl.ss aim.
srf a.on "a 'qaaii'y Ni'h him by becoming his
gsssi The peas Wofd 10 Horace Greeley or The
psss p9ri 70 summers speech. Tie Democratic
party vho i nov aaSloss 10 get on visiting
terms Of isiimaey with Ne oolored fsllow.eili-
zsns ubes ore % 'hs other oftheae. Hos taank-
iu ihsy shoal4 b. 10 Greeley and Sumner for
the birssiaRs they enjoy through them And
hos thankful Ihsy shUald BE- that the iranking
privilege il na' abolished They would never
fora IA intimate acquaintance without this -
Grsel.y's letters and Summers speeches would
be oui o. their reach without, the frank Of Demo.
cratic nea,b-f. Of Congress. And they could
no, gain "a audience without something Of the
kind
Ia a certain lBcaiiy in this county q Demo-
erat who vas not for,gaa,r enough. or vas too
stupid "a BE- furnished With one Or the other, Of.
tempted his crusade on a c0lored msn's aomiei-
AID claimed Intimate acqpiin'saCe sIih HIrarr
Greedy. sisiiag that be had worked 10 the III
Jaas otfice. that be had been IN Guelry's EN-.
ploy for Use years aud be knew him to be a
clever man, and from that Ice argued that II was
the duty Of the eoiorci people to support him
Tor aha, be had doGs TOT them Piading this
eoloFed man quite as Intelligent as himself and
not at all dispossd 10 believe hs story aud less
Inclined to take his volunteered advice, this pro-
gfessive disciple ~ Horace, Knowing the power
Of the Asgaulcni ~i,h Democratic voters. offered
bis hos, the promise u considerable sum Of
money Tor his Influence for Horace Crerley IN hi,
district. II be aad isli disposed 10 cell himssli
che lately eniranrhited man considered The sun
offered too large 10 entertain q reasonable ex.
peciA,ioa Of lie payment. lie spurned the offer
with eOntemP, and informed als visitor The, be
WAS neither for Greeley nor for sale.
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ii o II n T. r. S
MARYLAND
Super Phosphate!
We court the Chemists inquiry.l
We eour, the Chemist. inquiry.)

A FrER - years experience IN the Fcrtii-
n iring business. aud after establishing "a
vide reputation for the purity and excellence
OF his Bone Dust. the subscriber has been in.
duced IL prepare Phosphate suitable to the
requirements aud every way worthy the at
tcnticn Of the southern Farmer
The MARYLAND" Is a rejuvens,er aud
permanent imprcvcr of the soil. IL stimulates
equal Ia Peruvian Guano. and sustains equal
To Bone. being composed almost entirely 81
these ingredients, with a very liberal per cent.
age Of Po:ash in the rcsidum. There Is no adj
ulterater nor inferior article used-evefy par.
ticle cf the Phosphate being Of essential bcnc-
it 10 the land. Neither pains nor expense have
been spared In lie preparation. aud we claim
for IL the greatest benefit TO the farmer from the
For Cotton. Wheat aud Corn, aud as /. gen.
eral straulant and aliment for wogn and im-
poverished land there can be nothing superior.
IL IL warranted 10 run a. high in Ammonia
and higher in Bone Phosphate than any other
lsrss,ss.r IN the eaarket.
Price ESQ per ton, In new bags. No charge
for delivery.
BONE DUST sis. BONE MEAL $50, DIS
SOLVED BONE sac, our own manufacture. in
new bags; Eastern aud Western BONE DUST
SIS. PERUVIAN GuANO delivered from Pc.
ruvian Government Warehouse at lowest rates.
No charge Cor delivery.
JOSHUA HoRNER, JH.,
Manufacturer aud General Commission Mer.
ehaSt. 0fiee aud warehouse, 81 s. Gay 81.
General Warehouse, Cor, Chew and stcrliEe
ets., Baltimore, Md.
August 2ts-ly,
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lso- The President has addressed e letter y
the Hon. J. J. Bryan. Mayor OF Chattanooga
10 which he expresses his regre, tina, he aud
the members Of his Cabinet will not find Il
practicable to accept the Kind invitation 81 III,
Mayor and Board ofTrade II the city 81 Chat.
tsnoogs TO visi, that city. The President in
conclusion says; "on my par, appreciate tn,
compliment. doubiy so because IL !. iBdepsnd
ent Of political or party considerations, at a
time too when party feeling runs high. |
should enjoy visit 10 Chattanooga under any
circumstances. and particularly so az the guest
Of the citizens without resPee, u party. Ny
desire Is 10 see harmony. concord aud prosper
ity everywhere IN our common country"