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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18

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lumber naSa 70 Simpson, Ciapp Co.
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schr part Williams. Stamford for New YORK.
scnr Russell, RUSSELL Portland for New York. with
schr h dritspg Totten Chatham for New York
hsS rnomas smith, Brown, New Bedford for Eliza
schr E King Bvsn New London for New York
schr + Mead; Hart, Providence for New York
schr Averili Smith Newport for for New YORK
schr shalet smith, Connecticut River for New York
schr Gentle Eldridge Rockand for New York with
sehr Warren Gates. Smith, Milestone Point for New
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schr bonny Boat, Kelly, Gloucester Tor Philadelphia
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Brig Albert Devils Br), Devils, New York for Windsor
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s schr Carlisle G Spear, Coxackie for Rockland.
ssRr CYNTHIA Gardner New York for Providence
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scnr Ira Bliss, Hudson, HOb0ken for Providence.
port ~ va ''"ee
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Schr Eureka Hall, New York for Providence
Schr Maria F!cmming Williams Newburg for Norwich.
Schr Henry May, Bracket, Rondout for Providence.
Scnr CARA Norton, May, Port Johnson for Bucksport
Boston. -
schr Earl, Forsyth, Mburn for New Haven.
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schr Barrett, Nickerson, Amboy for Providence.
S S Golden Ray, Davis Newburg for Rockand.
Schr May jones' Brown Eizabethport for Providence.
schr Harper, Port johnson for Taunton
Schr Maria Louisa, Hopkins Port johnson for Norwalk
Schr Evelyn, Burger, New York for Stamford
port. ~ NeN
Steamer Electra, Mott. New York for Providence.
Wind at sunset SW
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barracks sor instruction ana equipment As the
marine service has always been In much favor, 1t 10
not expected that more than six weeks or two
months win be necessary to fiji up, although the
approach or harvest win be material disadvantage.
Horses Killed During the War.
The Treasury Department to-day resumed the
payment OF claims for horses killed during the war,
Congress having made an appropriation for that
uurpOSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Pensacola, flagship of
Commodore Stembel. arrived at Valparaiso on the
9th OF May; all well. She left for CallaO on the 18th.
The United States steamer liasser was at Lima
Peru, on the 9th Of May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18
DIRTY CHURCH STREET.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow me through your columns to call the atten-
ton of the authorities and Of the public to the dis
graceful condition in which Church street, or so
much Of 1t has been widened under the so-caIled
recent Improvement Is allowed to remain. No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18
BRooKLYNs EXPENSES FOR NEXT YEAR.

The amount Of expenses required for Brooklyn
next year have been estimated by Comptroller
Schroeder as folows:-
Principal of city debt. $S0,6s5
Principal of certificates OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40, 29S
Interest on city bonds outstanding. 066, 1888
Interest city bonds to he issued $500
Interest on certificates Observation-Disclosures. 35,S40
Sewer and assessment bonds Deficiency. $4,000
IOtal ~, 100, Nv
Less balance to credit revenue fund. 353, GAG
Total 81, $3.50, oe3
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August Kohl, who beat William Slime over the
head with a pitcher in lager beer saloon In
Barrow street, on Sunday afternoon, the facts OF
which have already appeared in the HERALD, was
arraigned before Justice Cox yesterday morning
and committed for trial.
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Bunker Hill.
John Mcclure died on Sunday, at his residence,
PAT West Forty.sixth street, from the effects OF
strangulation caused by half OF hickory nut shell
lodging in his throat. Coroner keenan, was noti-
fed to hold an inquest over the remains
August Kohl, who beat william Slime over the
head with pitcher in a lager beer saloon In
Barrow street, on Sunday afternoon the facts OF
which have already appeared in the HERALD was
arraEned before Justice Cox yesterday morning
and committed for trial.
John Smith, lad nine years Of age, was acct
dentally drowned by falling overheard while at play
the dock foot Of Fourth street, East River. De-
ceased lived at 377 East Fourth street. where the
body was removed. Coroner Keenan, was notified
to hold an inquest on the body.
At regular meeting OF the Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club OF the Tenth Assembly district, Sew
have parade on Thursday evening, June q, at
eight O'Clock with white hats and capes. Eighty
one names were added to the roll.
On the 9Th instant Thomas Brickley, forty
three years OF age, and a native OF Ireland, fell
overheard and was drowned. Yesterday his body
was recovered at pier 81 East River and conveyed
to his late residence 656 Water street, where Coro
ner Young notified to hold an inquest
Abraham Braun was arragned before Judge
Scott at Essex Market, yesterday, charged with
breaking into the OF Adolph Adler 127 Willett
street, and stealing therefrom small trunk con-
tanning 5000 in greenbacks and some articles OF
clothing. Braun was fully committed to answer
in default Of 81, 900 ball.
Joseph Lawrence, a temperance lecturer, from
Philadelphia, was found In West street Sunday
afternoon, intoxicated, by Oficer Riker, of the
Twenty eighth precinct, harangung crowd Of ur-
chins He was arraigned before Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market yesterday morning, and dis
charged upon his promise TO Keep sober In the
future.
The remains OF Thomas ii. Livermore, forty years
OF age, arrived in this city yesterday from Evans
vile, Indiana by express. On the 18th instant Mr..
Livermore was fatally injured by piece OF iron
penetrating his body. No certificate accompanied
physician was forwarded. Coroner Keenan, will
make an investigation to-day.
David s. Page, Reform member OF Assembly
from the Fifth district, yesterday morning appeared
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, and gave
bonds for the appearance OF Samuel +. Briggs to ap
pear and answer a charge OF keeping gambling
house. where Senator from Middlet0wn, Orange
county was cropped in" a short time since and lost
over eighteen thousand dollars fighting the tiger.
Phe house was pulled" short time since upon
complaint OF a young man who claims to have lost
$40 In a similar manner
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John Smith, lad nine years OF age, was acct
dentally drowned by falling overheard while at play
on the dock foot Of Fourth street, East River De-
ceased lived at 377 East Fourth street, where the
body was removed Coroner Keenan, was notified
to hold an inquest on the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-18

John Mcclure died on Sunday, at his residence,
247 West Forty-sixth street, from the effects of
strangulation, caused by half OF hickory nut shell
lodging in his throat. Coroner keenan, was n0ti-
fed to hold an inquest the remains.
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HUMAN HAIR SALE OUNCE, 81 INCH SWITCHES
III first quality Hair not dyed only $i2 The only hair
importer who rctails at wholesale prices CHARLES "
PECkHAM 6s7 Broadway. near Amity st. Cut this out.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Yesterday was the anniversary OF the battle of
Bunker HILL
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At regular meeting Of the Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club OF the Tenth Assembly district, Sew
enteenth ward, held last night, 1t resolved to
have parade Thursday evening, June 81, at
eight O'Clock, with white hats and capes. Eighty
one names were added to the roll.
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On the 9Th instant Thomas Brickley, forty
three years OF age, and a native OF Ireland fell
oyerboard and was drowned. Yesterday his body
was recovered at pier 81 East River and conveyed
to his late residence CSC Water street, where Coro
ner Young was notified to hold an inquest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N Courts of different States legal everywhere; deser
ton &c, sufficient cause; publicity required; nc
charge until divorce granted; consultation free.
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OCEAN STEAMER

IS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

In another column we publish the pro-
ceedings of the Congressional Convention
held Of Charleston on the 10Th inst. Fo!
the report we are indebted to tho Charles.
ton Daily Courier. 1t will be seen that
Hon. Frank Hereford was re.nominated
for Congress withou. opposition. This is
as it should have been. Major Hereford
has made Que Of the most efficient and act.
i've members we have ever had from this
district. We predict that Major Hereford
will be returned to Congress by q larger
majority than that BY which be defeated
Witcher in 1870.
Edmund Sehou, Esq, Of this county,
was selected as the Presidential Elector for
the Third Congressional District. This
Is a good selection, as Mr.. Sehon is one
of the readiest and most fOrcible speakers
in the District, and when be gets on the
stump he will make it warm for the Grant
ties. We hope he will accept the position
Of Elector to which be has been SO unanim.
ously called.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

All the indications now point to either
the out aud out acceptance BY the Baltl.
more Convention Of Mr.. Greeley as their
Presidential candidate, or the endorsement
Of the Cincinnati platform, with 40 express.
sion Of the impolicy Of making nomina.
ton. The Democratic State Conventions,
with rare exceptions, have manifested o
strong desire 10 favor Of uniting oil the
elements Of opposition to the party inpow
er by iustructing their delegates to advo.
cate Greeley's nomination or giving other
evidence Of a tendency 10 the same dircc.
ton. The Northwest seems to be almost
as decided as the South in Opposition to a
third candidate. and unless some unforeseen
events transpire to change the popular drift
between this and the assembling Of the
Convention, Greeley's supporters'will COM
prise an overwhelming majority Of the
body.
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Democracy Of the Third District to supper.
the nominees Of this Convention. He A..
gued that the original resolution proposed
to do what this Convention had no rich, n
do. So far as the Convention kept within
its proper sphere Of action be would go With
it, but be denied its right to give pledge,
for the support Of nominations it did not
make.
After some further discussion, The sob.
stitute Of Colonel Hogeman was reject.
ed.
The question was then taken on The req.
olutivn Of Mr.. Ricketts, and it was adopt
ed, with but one dissenting voice.
A motion to adjourn sine die being
made the Chairman stated that be desired
to take an old mans privilege to say q few
words to those who were disposed to mani.
fest impotence under disappointment.-
Under the time bonored usages ofthe Dem.
ocratic party, private preferences had al.
ways yielded to the voice Of the majority.
TLis was the drst principle Of perfect Or.
ganiza,ion, and necessary element Of
success. He bad seen great deal ofpoG.
teal warfare. and the result Of observa.
ton was that boilers never prosper. They
do no good to themselves, and little bsin
to the.party whose custom aud traditions
they defy. So far as the coming campaign
was concerned. be assured bis audience
that any experiment at boiling would sure.
" come to grief. Said be, Il care not
from what quarter it may come, nor upon
what nomination the split may be attempt.
ed. from Governor down to Constable, the
experiment will come to grief most sadly.
No independent State candidacy can poll
the average vote Of the Republican party.
Mark the prediction. ! know the people
Of this District and with perhaps an ezcep.
ton or two in Kanawha, | have not met
a Democrat in the District, who will not
ride further. work harder. spend more mon.
ey and sacrifice more time for the defeat
Of boiling candidate in the coming State
canvass than he would for tue defeat Of a
straightout Radical nominee F" The true
philosophy of the case was to accept results,
qui, growing. support the ticket and pre-.
pare for other opportunities III the hope Of
better luck the next time.
The motion to adjourn was then put and
carried, and the Convention adjourned sine
die.
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least to he allowed the privilege Of run.
ming with the rest Of the ticket upon their
individual merits; aud when we look at
the character Of these men. the injustice
seems more g!aring still to think that an
attempt would be made to prejudice any OF
our citizens against them by a totally out
side issue. But. apart from this consider
alton. to use q mild expression. (for we
ore inclined to be gentle this tiue,) we do
no, recognize the right Of any one outs;'
der Of our organization. or il in it, any
malcon,ent or sore.head to vent bis spleen
by trying to raise disturbance 10 our
family affairs.
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SEALED RI ) PROPOSALS

WILL To received by the Council Of The
w Town Of Point Pleasant, at the 0ifi'e q q
the Recorder of the Town, until July 9Th is'S
at 7 O'Clock P. H., for grading, rocking and
eravelil g Main street from 9Th to 7th street
90 that the same shall be uniform with 'ne
rocking AVID gravelins on Main Street between
5th and 9Th street.
Also sealed proposals will be received 70.
the grading and car'ing away Of the dirt ana
for the rocking and graveling Of said Street.
between 9th and 7th street, each separately
Bidders to endorse their names upon the 60,
velopes enclosing their proposalT, Each bla
to be accompanied by not less thar two sure''
ties ~
The Council reserves the right 6dSjset aay
or all bids Full particulars Of saidN~ofk y eaa
be had by calling OH the undersigned.
By order Of the Council. u
JAMES B. MENA6ER.
June 97-2w. Recorder.
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The New Constitution.

We hear that more objections are being
urged against the proposed new Coustitu.
ton by those who are secretly wishing its
failure. They tell you that jurors will
have 10 attend court much oftener under
the new than under the DID, 1t is true
we will have more courts, but it should be
remembered that With on increase ofcourts
comes decrease Of suits, aud other cases
10 court, and as consequence where jur.
orr and witnesses have " remain in town
six and eight, and sometimes ten and
twelvedays under the presen, Constitution,
they will be retained ore or two days ouly
under the new. Which is the most pre-
fersble2
Another objection is raised against the
homestead clause, which, in our Judgment
is one Of the best provisions in the whole
instrument. They. the opposition, are
telling you that the credit of every man
will be jeoparded. This is not true. By
the homestead law mans credit is not
impaired in the least; it cannot be, for the
Constitution ofthe United States itself ex-
pressly prohibits any State cuactiug laws
by which private obligations will become
impaired. The power toregula,e the mat
teri is put in the hands ofthe Legislature,
and that body is bound to regulate the law
by which the debtor can waive the exemp-
ton; and man who makes himself liable
for the payment Of q debt, aud refuses to
waive the Constitutional exemption, shows
himself unworthy Of credit, and the mer-
chant or business man can govern himself
accordingly,
THUS It will be seen that the frivolous
objections raised against the proposed Con-
sti.u,iou are groundless 1t is plain to
every intelligent voter in the State that
this, new Constitution is much better than
the one now 10 force. 1t is free from un-
Just demands; it gives every county the
tight to regulate its own domestic affairs,
and, as has been shown will be less expen'
siye than tho old ose.-Moonfela C0ur-
scr
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GENERAL LEE
''ST0NEWALL'S" GRAVE.

A l4xl6 inch Engraving of the graVse, OF
.'SIonewall' jackson in the Lexington. va
cemetery ,o The noble Gen Lee stands beside
the flower srewn grave over which hangs
weeping willow. In the distance is to be seen
beautiful landscape, hills decked in verdate,
clouds as natural as real ones, and many otnel
things which make this picture gem Of an,
one which should hang in the parlor Of every
Southern home. II is without a rival tu0
sweetest and most touchingly beautiful ensla ~
ing before the public. Sent by mail, moun.e y.
on roller and post paid on receipt Of ~ :. n.'
or 3 Tor so cents Address J @. d A. W. Du'
row, No. 200 Main street Bristol, Tenn, :,
UTAgents wanted everywhere to sell eu'
popular Pictures, Books, Charts, photographs
DC Catalogues free,
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Judicial Convention.

At a meeting Of the delegates from the
several counties composing the Seventh
Judicial District, at Parke,sburr, May Both,
It was agreed that the time and place for
holding the Judicial Convention for said
distr let be fixed for July 10th, 1872, at
Ravenswood, W. Va.
On motion, the Point Pleasant Register
and Charleston Courier we're requested to
make this announcement.
CuAs. HsDRIck, Pres't.
JonN P. R. B SMITH. Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Seward, Chase. Blair. Welles and
Cameron are the surviving members Of
Liucoln's Cabinet as originally constituted;
and all are against Grant except Cameron;
be is professedly for the great American
gift.taker. Being corrupt man himself
be sticks to Grant. Birds Of feather
flock together.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL b. received 6y the Council OF The
w Town Of Point Pleasant. at the Office
Of the Recor,le, Of the iowa, until July 9TH,
1872 al Z O'Clock p M, for constructing
Wharf, &c :, at the foot Of Main Street, on the
Kanawha River, according to plans and ,spec',,
fcations on file in the Office Of the. Recorder OF
said Town. Bidders to indorse their names
upon the envelopes enclosing their proposals;
Zach bid 10 be accompanied by TWO seeurltlrsas I,
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. By order Of the Council,
JAMES B. Me- AGER,
June 27-2w. Recorder.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For House Of Delegates.
SAMUEL W. SOMMERVILLE,
yWILLIAM II. GUM.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court,
Z CHARLES 3. WAGGENER.
For Sheriff,
COLUMBUS SEHoN.
For President Of County Court,
JAMES WI KELLY.
For Clerk Of County Court,
ELIJAH KIMBERLING.
~ For Prosecuting Attorney,
G. p. SIMPSON.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE W. PULLIN.
- Assessor list District,
JACOB ROUSH.
Assessor-2l District,
HUGH DAY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

Way THE AyylErY?-We never knew
the Administration journals 80 anxious for
the Democrats to nominate straight tick
ct as at present. During the war Dem.
ocratic ticket was o horror aud abomina-
ton iu their sight Now they are 10 love
with it one would suppose, TO bear them
talk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-27

The Philadelphia Post, a Republican
paper Of influence, has refused to support
Graut aud announced itself in favor Of
Greeley. The suthcieucy Of its reason, as
given in the following. will be generally
conceded by men Of intelligence:
"Iu resolving to support Horace Greeley
for the Presidency, We did so for the all
controlling reason that Of the two Repub'
licau candidates he is uuques!iouably the
best man for the position. He is the best
man intellectually; the best man moral
w."
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Grant and Fish have gone off for recrea-
ton, the former seeking relief TO that
bright and shining intellect" which has
been so greatly taxed by the lab0Fs OF
State among the fast men and horses at
Long Branch, and the latter among the ap'
proving Knickerbockers from the Cypress
i've struggle which it cost him to back
down so squarey on the Geneva business
General Grant is reported to have re-
marked to 90 interviewer at Long Branch
that he chopped Greeley would be endorsed
at Baltimore, as we would then know
whom we are lighting" He might have
pu. in an amendment to the effect that, IN
the event Of Grceley's endorsement, after
the 6ght is over, we can tell then who
licked u.s."