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FREE SPEECH IN NORTH CAROLINA
ALLEGED OUTRAGE AT VAUDEVILLE.

GREENSBORO, N. c., June 2.-Judge Settle
Republican candidate for Congress in the With District
addressed the citizens Of Caswe County at Yaneeyviile
Saturday last Some OF his opponents attempted 70
stop bis speaking. They went to the stage and threat
ened him II he continued hls speech be deted them
and by hs resOute prevented them rom using
personal violence. Others OF his opponents insisted
fair hearing This brought on general hight among the
autGrnt men, In which rotten eggs we're thrown az the
American flag with the names VI Grant and Wilson and
settle printed upon n. The Judge finally made his
speech Yanceyvie is the place where Senator stephens
Vas murdered three years ago BY the ku-kux.
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confessed his guilt He states, however that he merely
intended 10 rob the deceased. and not to XIII him BON
men had worked for Elijah Clark. but Avery was us
charged and vent To New York. Becoming redneea pa
circumstances he pawnei his coat and Wakod 70 rs
XIII FOR the purpose OF robbng Erbe 81 his watch lhs
he accomplished. after striking him win az Ion ~
the face. The prisoner appears 70 Dc resicu
his fafe He was visited yesterday by bs brother AM
a clergyman, and spent the afternoon In devotional -
ercises. by direction OF Judge Bedle only very ~
persons will admitted u the courtyard ~ "itheSS 'e
h9ptf
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TENEMENT PERKS.

Workmen have been excavating for several
days near the dapidated frame building No. l62 Wash
ington-st. occupied by FIVE families. The building
gave signs OF weakness. and Capt Cherry ordered
the tenants, yesterday, ~ yacate. n soon a. they
could remove their effects. All bad complied
hut Mary Hillen and her SON John. agp 8.
she Wa packing when the building suddenly fell bury
lna hersel aad child ia Th0Y rescued IN
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NAVAL GAZETTE.

WAsHINGroE, D. c.. June 27-Pay- Director
Thomas H. Locker ordered the Washington NavYa
Chaplain Wesley Hosy Boston Navy and First A
tant- Engineer Thomas Cooper to the Naval Academy.
Paynae Goborough has been detached nom the hngton
NsvvYar and ordered Edwin Stewart has
been detsc duty Purchasing PnastT az e Warrington
NavYrr and ordered settle Passed Assistant
" Bacon detached from duty In the Bureau Of Provisions
aud othng and to Temporary duiy fnichasHg
H. sliurto Nav Yard.
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Music
The saiutatory Grafton LB-wIlsm Shields IlscOmb
oraor-Ths Sway of Emotional COuvctiooBenjamn Allen
6raoo~Tls Separation Church sta.eJohn Rogers Beam
oTahonSir Richard Steele as Dramatic ResOrrneroha Henry
Mason, Providence.
OraonComeroe Pledge Of International PeaeeArthuf De
norvan Dean, Providence, Penn -, ~,
orSonControversy Prornotve Of Truth-Pncs WIN Barnett,
oTstonECaarIss " at the Grave Luher-wa Vale Keea
PrOvisenee. ~,
Orston-The Contest for Theog-Wlsm Warren LandHlm
10 0auasJohr pm as Defender English RsJohn Here
IL OradonCOupAravs TbeoOgy-OrsOn Porter BsOr New
Windsor, IL
Il Tie PhlosOps.sa Mind ReIs'ed Human
W 7 ease,i CrsiiorTRe HoBe1ie Idea 0 ArJobn
BsOwn Woods. PrOEidsnoe
CONCERNING OF DEsRRRx
Is Grafton WITH the ysectory Addesses-FuN Of Culture IN
Common Lfe-RObeTt1ves Gammel Providence
The following honorary degrees were conferred;
dee Charles aien Greene Philadelphia George Wilson OF
The dege Doctor Divinity upon Lyman Jevett mis-
"a e Of Doeof Of Laws upon the Rev Gilman
I lsI5 P sa S sn q G' B. Sop the Protestant RpS
Diocese Of kentucky and upon the lion henry Bower
After the exercises in the church, procession was
formed and proceeded To the College grounds, where In
a spacious pavilion dinner was prepared Tor the
Alumni and speeches made by President Caswel,
the Rev Dr. Robinson, Gov Padeiford, and other dis
tingushed gentlemen. -, 1870,
Tomorrow VIII occur the meeting OF the Corporation
and the examinations for admission 20 the College.
During the Inst two years chiefly through the zeal OF
President Caswe and Prof j. " p Jenekes OF Middle
bOro' Mass. a tine Natural History Museum mas been
instituted. and large and valuable collections are al
ready exhibition. There Is rumOr Jnat the COlege
proposes 10 remove from It's present site and by selling
The land realize sufficient 20 deray the expenses
Of erecting buildings which are now greatly needed
To-nig6f President Caswe gives levee at his house,
which will close the exercises Of the day These reeep-
lions are always well attended, and this will be par
ticulary So ali the Alumni present Will make special
efforts 70 honor the retiring President.
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HAMILTON COLLEGE.

UREA, June 27-Hamilton College Com
mencement occurred to-day. at Clinton. The Gradual
ing Class numbered 49, The honorary degree OF IL D.
was conferred upon Daniel d. Pratt Of Indiana,
member Of the class Of 1881 At meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees held Wednesday morning
A. T. UpsOn D. D., OF Albany and the Hon. Ellis II. Rob
erts OF Utica elected Trustees 70 III the vacancies
occasoned by the deaths OF the Hon. Hiram Druid and
Thomas f. Davis. Mr. Willard A. Cobb Of The LOekp0rt
Journal presented the Trustees address Of CON
graduation from the newy-Organlzed society Oh the
Western New York Alumni.
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fore the College of Literature, which was entitled
Down Date" heard by very large audience INST
evening and the finest literary effort OF the week
To-day occurred the exercises OF the fourth annual
commencement. Degrees granted TO 81 candidates
the remaining 10 members of the class having iaed 70
pass the final examinations, which we're OF unusual Sc
verify. Many Of the essays of chronological char
acter Numerous prizes were distributed, but IN ae-
cordAnce with the custom Of the University no honorary
degrees were conferred.
President Whites reception this evening, was largely
nded, several officers OF other American colleges
being present Ithaca has been crowded during the
week which has been marked by large number of fes
tvitles.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

SYRACUSE, June 27.-The exercises of the
first Commencement Of Syracuse University closed day
with OratiOns from the graduating class In the Wietng
Operahouse The class numbers 10. Last evening the
Rev Dr. Newman. Chaplain Of the United States Senate,
delivered an address before the University Senate. The
prospects for the next Freshman GLASS OF the University
are good About so or 90 new students expected.
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A BOLT IN MAINE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUEK.l

BANGOR, June 27.-The Republican Conven-
ton at Ellsworth to-day for the renomnationo Eugene
Hale for seat in Congress, from the Win District re-
sulted IN a breakdown About 40 delegates, most of
them from Waldo County seeded in body and boted
the nomination large number OF outsiders were pres
ent from Washington County, who Joined the boltng
movement A new Republican Convention Is called 70
nominate opposition candidate 70 meet at eiiast
the lsth Of July. The opposition men are HVey ana
resOiute. and confidently anticipate sncceSs.
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5uecidl Notices

New-York Liberal Republican State Committee.
HEADoUARrERs ROOM Il Asr0R HOUSE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
JOIN COCHRANB J. ". HAsBROUCK
N L PLAINS JOHN W cox.
d ALFRED WILLIAMSON BkNJ. A. WILLIS
e A. MERRITT
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN.
ALFRED WiLKiSsos SerretarY
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rne Mnnohester IN. Hl UnIon

The Manchester N. H. Union has heard
sometime drop "Ies us" }. beseeohea IT. Demo'fat0
brethren be- charitable and good-natured In casS VT
Greeley rccfives the Baltimore nOuinatlpn Ne tiA -
an rive gogd reasOus why every DemOcrat pm No,
Hampsbirc should cordially support MN u sney W 80
do so Grant viii certainly be- beaten n TINS n sc ~
nom 600 In no COO Letters from friends IN dufiene
parts OF the State, before us, assure u snas
will b. a stampede from Grant the uohieht D"@'"'''
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NARR[ED.

BOGAL DUs-BEACH-At tie residence OF The brides parns Cato
WEDNESDAY. June D. 49, b. tho Rev Robert Meeks
Leonard Bogrtus Of huason " T., 70 julia X only daughter
Gen. George Bsacn.
BROMLEY ACKBRMAHOn Wednesday June l5 BY the Rev K
Iugso sandisb Bromley sui Maggie A. Alderman
Ter of Che Ram all Of Brooklyn. No cards
WILDER-BEECHER-On TUESDAY, June 25 the Th Ccngrega
onal Conn. by Rev DR. Daggeh fssst~i
By Edward Payson Wider Of Ee~foF Emily
Lei .nr.n nf NrAH Lanu.
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MOTIFS.

The annual examination at the New-Paltz
Academy took place this week. The exercises were
highly satisfactory 70 the friends Of the institution
The Commencement exercises at Chester
Institute were held on Wednesday last, at ArmOnck,
Westchester County. The programme included music,
essays &c, and was successfully carried out
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. ., o,,,.es and aIthough OFT bruised, ADD coVered
,itb 6nst were comparatively slightly injured Ing
n,ding belonged 10 Ghe Central Railroad C0mp&oI ="
New Jeraey and Wa worth about u."n
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=, ,,..r otr,otsm we therefore, declare ourselves N
or ~ The couazaton OF their bounty ana IN lhVot oI
n,osf Iiheral recognition of their SERVICES IN te
,hic empovinents Of the country, having reEird Og
~ their Atness for such employ ment, ana nos W '"o
ranE thew mad In the military service. -. - ,o,
Fo,frfh That the causo Of equal rights csnos
sreS ,,ernlaueptlv esta bshed long as any orkal-
nail With unfegned satidaction =, the -,nce Of
nresented 10 us of the cessation ana olsappe rtr-
sncb onnosti0p I'm an parts OF our common 90 ke
Hsff8 Lnon fhis declaration Of prlne a.
49, sfand before the people OF TINS ss1i,a,,oTs
80 nsrtv III liberal reform. OF recons5 20 ne
and Deace inviting all persons, without - ms in fine
rious Doicai associations, 70 coOperaSS 800 nrncnes
endeavor 10 insure the success OF 1a1yes are bToad
h,oh While inst and true In themso,.esss a. th Yo
sna ta i1cirde An the political necssaeS VI 'ue ~"
and 6e asprafons OF every patriotlo ~ ~ . foot
A resolution placing c0lOred sOiulsA' '~ '~ ' 49,
i've Win whffe soldiers adopleeu, -. -.oA
cor,pniffee from the Democratic EoPoieoN
mat M had adopted the report OF the conference Non
mitbee. IA. .bo T,c-,ocr,4ic Convention
An invitation TO meet with tne DeinoSraSo
IN the Opera House was acocPV0N' '~A~ WIZ w.
adjourned for that PURPOSE =,
The following state Central committee was Sfp'l''O
Dtsfrta. - O''- II william lynn
U.C HOtchklss. AL Isaac I n NJ 9$ 81
III W. X. Sullivan. AIll-Jonn i. dellAaA''
~ stsanben j. TavlOr XIV. j. NJ. Davis.
"a TerriU. XIV W. ID. Alexander.
VI II vi olsen. XVIII. RuXtOn.
WI WtF WhitmOre XVII. Gen. Rich. RowelL
vII TAlis M Hancock XVIII. James Irwin.
TX TkOmas Krotty XIX..JOhn NJ. Wilson
X John C. Bill
Al LGroe-Gen. Herman IeiDomhOtchs ENgehe Il
Cross Caspar Butt, Gen. W. &. Ane1her'
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Mems see Second PaJe.l

For other Sdip NeTs Second PGgei
ARRIVED.
Dominion Richmond City Point and Norton.
With rdse and psss. o Oh Dominion Stesmshp Go.
Bark Richardson. MOursy " A. y days, sth sHzF.
coffee camDhOr wood, and 10
Brg ,of Bemaal Weaver, raaa Mex u iAFs sta
&c
BRIG Mansion sesrsport Gkey II days nosss
salvador Al days With nut
sehr Uncle Tom Look Jacksonville 10 days. With ehOg
COAsrwmE
i IL Ceunce BANGOR C0mstock Browns Bsaks
A. x woodward. New Haven. Merosr Bridgeport
l.. A. TOes. Norwich J. l. Leach, Virgins
VIM. Mazyck, Virginia.
SAILED.
seasi1s nynoaa Hamburg CITY Of New YORK 1 Vsr
pool City f5r HsvsnA lslae Bed o Hodoh
WlND-SuuIOwn. Light s h. thick fog
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH June 2TSsiled. steamship North Point tOs Bat
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MuRpERER.s DOOM.

John w. Avery will be executed at Hacken-
JACK NJ j. az 10 m, for tho murder OF Jacob Erbe at
Jreaak NJ J.. last December. The prisoner recently
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RROWN UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDENCE, June 26.-The 1O4th annual
Commencement Of Brown University occurred to-day
The public exercises conducted in the First Baptist
Meeting House and consisted Of oations by members OF
the graduating class music, and the comforting OF de-
grees The attendance was scarcely large usual
owing doubtless the threatening weather, although
the transfer OF the date OF Commencement from
September TO June, there has been full gath
erng OF the Alumni before The occasion, however,
was very pleasant one and the speeches more than
ordinarily good The following is the order OF exer-
ptga
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National Liberal Republican Commits,

National Liberal Republican Committee
HEAD-Q ARTERS-GLENHAM HOTEL.
PfFrh-AYR
An demands oi political nature from the hsat states h. ID
dressed Headquarters Documents vii BIZ distributed AroagA
thu rspreeutsiyes Of National COMMITTEES
Nevfork Jane D. lS72.
ETHAN fLLEs Of Nev~Yok Chairman
DANIEL GooDLOE Of North Caroiaa seereiasr.
Twenfy-arst Ward Greeiey and brown Lesisa.
BrookIyn-Aa adjourned meeting d cuEeu Of the Twenty
wasi Irrespective party favorable the
more election Of Horace Greeley President and G
will be- he Nehers Hall LszyeitaVe
Throop Brooklyn FRIDAY EVENING jane y a. oclsok
general trteudanos szpscsi eane plan q
b. presented TIE mectns n NJ SfkkLB. Chanaaa
kD J hArwkLL. secrctafT
The WorxingwOmen's Protective Uuloa.
B-ecksrst redress ffkus pSteas
hoasrod rhAChkka,
COPYISrs TRADRSWOMRN, CLERKS SC sayphci % M
payrrs assisted obtaining emp0gmeaL Witch
becn earned re oe1 BY az shcn Necessary an eee Of charse
ReuBes Pain-k illins sagc Oh = pa up lhr- sIus.
esisl Trial se Medium SIZE" Larry Fasy Sc" Bottles By
Wll RaNNB Sons Ptsbeb MA., uame Magic OIL
hr LEGAL lADh MARK ~, hand 90 'mtAou snd osasisr
ieeni
Amir = Co., Flag and napner manufacturers Tea
Lac Caa ~. % AL lOl fULrtn 81. coz. wuA>aA
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sFvFRE STORM IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, June 27-A tremendous hall
storm passed over this city between and O'Clock this
morning. Several houses were struck by lightning and
one woman was killed in bed. Considerable damage was
Acme IN several unfinished buildings in the city and 10
crops In the country. some detention was caused 10
railroad trains, but serious damage has yet been
AL
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D[ED

Al Nohces Of Marriages mast be Endorsed nth fsa
aGme GRd address
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clear and partially cloudy weather, and light to fresh
ontheastery sOuthwesterY winds for the SOUTHERN
New England and Middle states; from Kentucky 10
Lake Erie and Upper Lakes partially cloudy weather,
oreas Of rain. and light 10 fresh winds
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF rHE CHIKF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June %, ls72-I a. m. }
ytuODsiS for the Ddsi ipenlg- FOUR hourg.

The barometer continues highest over the
sonth Atlantic States Is lowest the northwest
Clear and partially cloudy weather IL prevailing over
the Southern states with light TO fresh .Outheasery 70
.onth- esterly winds and over the Middle and New
England states, with light 20 fresh westerly 10 souherY
yrinds. and north and west Of the Ohio Valley, with
light To fresh easery 10 sOuthery winds heavy rains
have prevailed Western Illinois and Eastern Mis-
souri, and Iowa.
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Amir = Co.. FLAG and naEner Manufacturers Tea
lac Caa ~. sz. % AL lOl fULrtS 81. cor NuA-aA
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punfte AM Sberrbetn lam taum ldaser rer'
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loa binnen funf S1bren 1einen Islhlub e.
ret9en. @iAtt9er fat nod felt f@ Der
aleiAe Musbau fur &Din uno Wsit1, melhe
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Ntdt n,inber widtia erfAeint otes fur So
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welde bic beutlAe TeRunsstarriere ss3en
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mi0puri Stats 2ptterie.
l1nter antoritat hes Staates nit 6feutli4en
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-22
INSURANCE.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO.,

OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
Up TO August IS, 1872. Final comparison and
completion made October Z, 1872.
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Arithmetic for MiIIionaires.

The following paragraph is going the
rounds Of the Indian papers:
The Chinese have the most ingenious
method Of reckoning by the fingers, per-
forming all the operations of addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division,
with numbers from one up to one thou
sand Every finger of th6ileft hand rep
resents five figures, as follows; The little
finger represents units, the ring finger
tens, the middle finger hundreds, the
forehnger thousands, the thumb tens of
thousands. When the three joints OF
each finger are touched from the palms
towards the tip they count one, two and
three of each of the denominations
above named. Four, FIVE and six are
counted on the back Of the finger joints
in the same way; seven, eight and nine
are counted on the right side of the
joints from the palm to the tip. The
forehnger of the right hand is used as a
pointer. Thus one, two, three, four
would be indicated by first touching the
joints Of the forefnger; next the hand
on the inside; next the middle joint on
the forefnger; next the hand on the
inside; next the middle joint Of
the middle finger on the inside; next
the end joint Of the ring finger on the
inside, and finally the joint of the little
finger next the hand on the outside.
The reader will be able to make further
examples for him mself
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MEMPHIS, TENN: FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER % 1872

totally failed as dramatist and writer
of .yaudevilles. On the other hand, he
was most successful ballet-writer, for
in these compositions he was not obliged
to reproduce men and things as they are,
but had only to draw on his imagination.
One of his most original poems is his
Comedy of Death" but perhaps the
best known are the Enamels and the
Canoes, Emdur ct Canoes. In his
Private Menagery he gives an ac-
count of his pet animals, chiefly cats,
and of himself His friends fatter
themselves that posterity has already
begun for him. If it has, it may be added
that it has also ended; and though they
call him the greatest of modern poets,
they will never be able to persuade the
masses that Victor Hugo is his inferior.