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BROWNSVILLE AND NASHVILLE
TRAIN.

-IIaNaTWL Ut VNLNFNIsIs
On and after to-day the Brownsville
accommodation train, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad, viii be extend
ed TO Mckenzie, making close cOnnec-
ton for Nashville. The train will leave
the depot at 5:45 pm, arriving in Nash
vile at eight o'clock next morning.
Sleeping cars run through to Nashville
on this train. For tickets or information
apply TO James Speed, Ticket Agent,
2374 Main street.
mo. Y FIYNN ,ncrntnndnn
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o N BOARD.
STRAYED.

NnTLES-On the Sd instant, two mules; one
MI a bay mare. IT. hands high, hind legs
swollen at fetlOcks; and one .coiored
horse mule, about II hands high; both heaNy
Shod an around. A liberal reward for their
delivery to Mrs. OGara'S, l2 Front street nv
MARION Monday night, from Causey
MI street pnlice-station, a bay mare, slightly
l4me in hind foot. For her delivery at police
stables, or CONFORMATION OF her whereabouts
a liberal reward VIII be paid. my
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FOR RENT.

DASEMENT-A hrst-class basement, suit
ID able for any kin OF business; also, a suite
OF excellent rooms. Apply los. q. Rhine, SO
Main street MIA
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LAW
Court.

Supreme Court.
Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, May S.-Opinions
were delivered as follows: Nos. s, II,
1873 and 129, First Circuit Court of Shell
by county, We're reversed. No. SO, same
court, affirmed. No. 136, Second Cir
cult Court, affirmed. No. 102, Memphis
Chancery Court, reversed and remand
ed. No. SO, First Chancery Court, af-
firmed. Vaccarro VS.. Heinrich ct. ais,
motion to revive disaIlowed.
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
spOnSe to the expression OF a popular De
-ine, sufficiently general and innuenIAA 70
control nv action in the matter, l hereby an
oouuce myself a candidate for the ofnce OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant by
lie resignation OF Hon. T. A k Nelson. hlec-
J. B. COOK.
CHATTANOOGA. March u, 49, mh2
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning aud dyeing is done in
the city.
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EcoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
Ond street. HANSON & WALKER,
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n OTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE; In re
Spouse 70 the cali Of many leading citizens
OF the state, I hereby announce myself a. q
candidRte for Judge Of the supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation OF Hon. i. A.
h. Nelson, Election first Thursday in August
next. ROBERT MCFARLAND.
NcrrSs.ozvn Tennessee. mhA
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FOR SALE.

ID EsIDENCE AND LOT-A cottage resi-
n dence and beautiful lot on Mosby street;
lot - by ls feet. This Is a fine opportunity
lor a bargain. Apply 70 O.. W. Alexander,
Business Managers Of the Appeal, No. a Union
.luanL- mEa
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J.. HAYS is q candidat e orCOunty Tax
Collector, subject 10 the decision OF The
1-1,oc-ofFc Convanfiou- au2
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LOST.

nOGlpeckled pointer dog; susWens TO
name Of aPontO." Information OF his
W~hereabOuts VIII be literally rewarded.
nays q. A. Mann ~ Monroe street.
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THREE
HANDSOME RESIDENCES
or
ID 1 str . t
ar AUCTION.
N|E viii sell, to the highest bidder, at pub
w lie sale, upon the the premises,
FARNHAMS FRENCH TOOTH

~Lass
A NOVEL and pleasant dentrInce, the finest
"a inthe world for cleaning, beautifying and
preserving the teeth indOrsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
C.. c. WARD & BRO 25 Main street.
q. W. JONES & %, 81 Main street.
J. b. HILLS, 2l Main street.
j. A. j. SMITH & CO., % Main street.
W. II. SEABRO0K, 17 Main street.
II. MOSELEY, s. Main street.
JOE WALTER, l4 Main street.
G. +. MINER, I6 Main street.
ANDREW RENkERT, I'D Main street.
g.. ID. JOHNSON, IB Main street.
Z. p. JOHNSTON, 20 Poplar street.
MANSFIELD q HIGREE.
Wholesale Agents,
SOI and 3OS Main street.
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HORSE-A large, gentle horse, suitable iOr
II family horse also, q SWinebrOad press,
in good order, two I'm desks, scales, four
good leFee scOOps, etc. Inquire at i2 Madison
street. my1
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OUR GREAT SAFE

SEE the late styles, very neat, at
Leidy's.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
HANSON q Waller.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
I'll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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PROPOSALS..

Dds for Confectionery Privileges at the
ID Odd Fellows Picnic, at James Park, on
Wednesday, May 18th, viii be received NTH
Saturday, Hth instant,
by JOHN w. WAYNESBURG, at 8f2 Front
street, or }. r. RUSSELL at BOhlem. Huse q
CO.sice house, Water street, near foot Of JEFF
fersOn- Privileges to include soda water. ice
cream and cOmfectiODeries. HD-No LIQUOR Of
any kind allowed on the ground my5
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'rEAM-FIITIao, 8l5 Second street.
AT THE FIFTY CENT STORE.

A great variety of Fans, Parasols, and
aides and gents Straw Hats,
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THE ALL APPEAL is served to city SUBJ
seribers, seven issues per week. only twenty
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Second Chaneery Court chancellor
Scott.

Second Chaneery Chancellor
Scott.
Court meets at nine o'clock this morn
ing, when the following cases will be
called: $50, Washer VS. Turner; s, Del
bridge vs. Edwards; 10, Allen VS. De-
loach; II, Royster vsROyster; Is, Brown
VS. Rogers; II, LangfoTd vs. Aldrich;
20, Smith VS. Morton; q, CannOrad vs.
SchafTer; IS, Sigler VS. Cash; 80, Eisman
VS. Peres; 80, Harris VS. Harris; As, Dow
VS. Potter; As, Page VS. G.. Nat. Bank;
A, Cash VS. Bond; 80, Seesel VS. Gallo
way; 80, Cherry VS. Taylor; 81, Fisher
VS. Fogle; %, Orr VS. Dent; 50, Barbour
VS. Rosser; 56, Merrill VS. Douglass; 50,
%SchoonOver vs. Jones; so, Vollentine VS.
VOllentine; 6S, Sigler VS. Bolton; 30,
Bentley VS. Peres; ~, Tighe VS. Butler;
%, Sondheimer VS. Connolly; "A, Sex
ton VS. Sherry; 70, Bowman VS.
BOwman; q, Garcin VS. Saint.
IS, James VS. Terrell; so, Brown VS.
Brown, 81, Neal VS. Todd; SO, Owen VS.
Irvine; Sc, White VS. Watson; 81, Hall
vs. Hall; So, Mcdowell VS. Jones; 80,
Jones vs. Ames; 90, Stewart VS. Cock
rel; o., PeytOn VS. OvertOn Hotel COM
pany; 81, Moore VS. Lincoln; 103, Flah-
erty vs. FlaheTty; los, Holt vs. Mark
ham; 106, Cloth VS. Beatty; 107, Scott
VS. Anderson; III, Dixon VS. Kloh; 119,
Shepherd VS. Shepherd; 129, Caruthers
VS. Preston; 128, Mayor and Aldermen
vs. Galloway; $50, Selden vssMorris;
ISL, Weaver VS. Selden; 1872, Fowler VS.
Wsggs; 155, Garthwaite VS. Jacob; 1856,
COhn VS. Rice; 157, Heinrich VS. Rice;
159, Scheduled VS. Allen; 100, Torian VS.
Avery; 1852, Maroon VS. Maroon; 1853,
1888, Renkirk us Galloway; 1859, Brown
VS. Sullivan; III, Jack vs. Porter; 172,
Haughton VS. Parker; Us, Herring VS.
Herring; 176, Allied VS. Boon; III,
Walker vs. Kurnell; 179, WolcOtt VS.
Hanks; 181, Shelby Countp VS. Cherry;
1874, Dalton VS. Brewster; 1856, May VS.
Ragland; 100, Wells VS. Carson; 100,
Jones VS. Lucorina; 1874; City VS. Griesh-
aber; 200, Delbridge vs. Welliford; 20l,
league vs. Tate; 202, Edmonds VS. AL
sup; 205, Perkins VS. Pillow; 206, Alsup
vs. Welliford.
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FANS and Parasols at the Dollar
Store.
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Conec1or 81 PrfNiIeges.

WE are authorized { announce J. HAIR
w NEY MATHES as candidate for re-
lection as State and county IaN-Coltector on
PrivilegeS, subject To- he nominating cOnven-
non. apps
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WANTS.

DREssNAKERs-At 20 Poplar street, hve
II or six good nessmakers. N.Y.
TAMILIEs travelling for the ummer, or
women. would do well 10 call on William Dar-
dis, % Jefferson street myo
DOY-A weu-grown boy, in a grocery store.
ID Must D. well recommended and capable.
Addres> B., this office. mya
BOARD and "A well furnished room for man
ID and wife. Address H. g. this of1ce. M
MEN su-0n the Cairo aud Fulton railroad
VI atGra1d Glaize, Arkansas. Wages, so
per day quaTTymen, - per day Apply 10
Thomas Barigan. - Main street.
my IL CoFFEG & 20 Contractors.
uORsE-FIry horses and buggies to board
III al The Mammoth stable, On Monroe
street. near Third. at twenty dollars per
month. -my1 d. d. DIsMUKES.
CTTUATION-A lady who owns a new SIN
- ger machine on which she Is a thorough
operator, and who. besides being a sklllful
dreSs-maker, Is a superior cutter and filter.
desires % enter a Memphis establishment
References exchanged. Address, "B.T No.
JOS Pine street, 81 Louis, No. myj
CBCOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
- Household goods OF all kinds bought at
~ second street. HIT SINNOrE.
RTEN-i8 station men % work on Ievee at
NJ OK Landing, two miles below Austin,
Tunica County. Mississippi, al ISc. 10 DC. per
ward. ]. a. & @. B. POLK,
Iuyf Contractors.
TOOK-First-class cook, washer add ironer,
al jefferson street extended. app
EMPLOTMENT-MoutgOmery Lynch civil
II engineer. Of > years experience in the
locating and constructing OF railroads, wishes
employment. P.O-, Horn Lake,D eSotoCO. Miss.
NHEN-3U men TO work on Cairo and Fulton
NJ Railroad, at White river crossing, four
miles below JacksOnport. Wages, g > per
day. Good st~aGon-wOrk 8c TO &c per yard.
White river packets leave Memphis for Jack
sompOr1 twice q week
apN WOODRUFF a. McNEINE, Contractors.
OLD BOOKS-Am kinds Of STANDARD works
~ ought and sold at 36 second street. aDl6
CITUATION-A lady, who can give good ref
- erences, wants a situation in a seminary
academy OF private family. Address
apIO TEACHER, care Of Appeal.
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FOR lei RIVER
FOR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FoR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet co.
Us Mail and Southern Express
For Helena, pevairs Bluff, Searey, Augusta
and JackScnpOrt.
u Elegant Passenger teamers
LEGAL TENDEH.--W. s. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at D
o'clock pm.
II. II. WAAT----JOhn J. Edison, Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, at5
o'clock pm.
The above line Of elegant steamers connect
at Deyall's Bluff with the railroad FOR Litu
Rock and JacksOnpoTt.
ELIIOTF & MILLER, Agents.
min 2 Promenade loot OF Jefferson
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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sUNDAY-sCHOOL CELEBRATION.

THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scribers, sever issues per week, only twenty
five rppta
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STRAwBERRIEs.-Reeeiyed fresh ev-
cry day. CONWAY & LINDSEY,
rFF@ 1863 Main Street..
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THE WORSHAM HOUSE.

THE hat for spring, just received at
I .aidrrio
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TIE celebrate Glycerine Cream, is the best
preparation for rendering the hair soft and
glossy. For sale by j. b. Hills, 81 Main street.
SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF W. or more.
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ANNOuNCEMENTS
For Stnte

WE are authorized to %nnounce PE1IoN
w SMITH. & Upton County, a candidate
To represent the counties OF Upton, faNete
aud shelby in the state Senate of Tennessee
subject TO the action OF the Convention, N.Y.
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THE Compromise hat just received
al Leidy's.
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A PICNIC.
The First suburban Festival Of the
Year.

The gentlemen of the Typographical
Union had their picnic yesterday at
James Park. The promises that were
made as to 8 select party and rare en-
Joyment, were fully carried out. A
very nice crowd Of people gathered out
there in the evening, and the enjoyment
was unalloyed until midnight.
The beautiful work, Encyclopedia of
Printing" t0he voted to the most popu-
lar editor, fell to the lot Of Mr.. Heating,
Ofthe APPEAL, who beat all the com
petitors easily. The bouquet for the
most beautiful young lady, was won by
Miss Ella Ranter. The result of the
type-setting contest will be found i'm our
local paragraphs.
Every n that visited James park
yesterday says that the picnic of the
Typographical Union was in every way
superior to anything Of the sort they
have witnessed in Memphis. There
was not a particle of dust, not a loud
word, not the shadow Of ~ill-feeling. It
was all pleasantly and peace.
VINCENT BoITo.-Madame Vineent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and c~igars-lunch.
PoTICHOMANIA Vases.
Bohemian Vases.
China Vases.
Parian Vases.
Flswer Pots.
At the Dollar Store.
GAs-FITTINe, S15 Second street.
THE celebrate Glycerine Cream, is the best
preparation for rendering the hair soft and
glossy. For sale by J. b. Hills, 81 Main street.
SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
HAIR BRAIDS AND CURLS.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY
DOLLAR STORE.
NOTICE.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL CELEBRATION
TarletOns, Swisses,
Ribbons, Ribbons,
ChHdren's Suits,
At low prices.
MENKEN BROTHERS
Offer
A line of Swisses,
at l5c and zoe a yard.
Figured Tarletans,
Cottage Hats,
Children's Lawn Suits,
Sash Ribbons. very cheap.
ParasOls for Misses and
Children's Gloves,
AT popular Prices,
For the Grand Sunday-SchOOl CelebTa-
ton.
MENKEN BROTHERS,
Main street, corner Court.
EDWARDS Memphis City Directory,
for 1873, viii be issued as soon as the
changes, removals, etc, in the fall will
permit.
The public are cautioned against Civ
inrr DnfrCrnoor- 10 ro~ks.. ~ 1900 -.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

-. O4NLL@@L-ASa
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For New Orleans and the Bends-Steamer
E Robert z. Lee
John ". cannon, master John MosSOp, clerk
WIZ leave SATURDAY, May II, at Jpn.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, General Agent,
myq ONCE on the Levee. No. SO.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
the elegant steamer
- Mary Houston
Charles q. Schultze, master G. Miller, clerk
Leaves THIS DAY, Mays, at 8 pm.
Il. W. LdGHTBURNE, General Agent,
my9 52 LeVee.
ST. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
the Bends, the steamer
Str. JAMES HOWARD-.B. r. Pegram. master
This elegant passenger steamer
ASZAwill leave as above FRIDAY,
May 10, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage appIytO
]. T.. WASHINGTON, Agent,
myg "a Madison street.
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EDWARDS Memphis City Directory,
for 1873, will be issued as soOn as the
changes, removals, etc, in the fall will
permit.
The public are cautioned against Civ
ing patronage to parties who present our
publication IS a sample or prospectus of
an intended experiment in the way of a
Directory. SOUTHER PUBLISHING Co.
24S Main street.
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THE largest assortment and most fash
iOnable hats in the city, at Leidy's.
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nurcHER,s LTGHTNTNa FLY.KILLEI

sweeps them OF and clears the house speedily.
Try IL. Sold by dealers everywhere.
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THE Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce takes pleasure in acknowl-
edging the receipt of copies of Edwards
Memphis, New Orleans and st. Louis
Directories, presented by the Editor to
the Chamber of Commerce.
From an examination of their eOn-
tents and arrangement he cheerfully re-
commends them as being superior to
any similar Publication, and as en-
inently worthy the support of business
men.
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FOR VICKsBURG.
FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpRnY-U. =. Mail Line.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort Smith.
MARY OKD------.Iteu Haynes. master
This elegant steamer will leave
lsFRiDAY, May 10, al 8 pm.
W. II. kENNEDAY- Agent,
Ohiee on Company's Wharfboat, foot Court st.
For Arkansas River, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock, the fine steamer
- Pink VarAIe
4
DAY, May q, at12In.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
DRURY & NINSON, Agents, : Court st.
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VINCENT BoITo.-Madame Vineent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and cigars-lunch.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse?'
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MOSQUITOES.

pR1yEN WELLS, aI5 Second street.
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GAs-FrrrINe, s15 second street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

"A Bridgeport, Conn, dispatch states
that Capt. Calvocoresses, Of the U. s. Ma.
val Retiring Board, who was murdered
Monday night, when just starting for
New York, was robbed Of a watch and
about $4,000. Capt Calvocoresses had
IN insurance on his life to the amount Of
100000.
The workmen at the Philadelphia gas
works were expected TO strike last even.
ing, unless an advance of fifteen per cent
on their wages was given them. The
supply of gas on hand, will last but day
or two. ,a.
"A block Of stores on the north side OF
the public square in Pulaski, Tennessee,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday morn.
ing. The loss amounts to about $50 900,
Of which $3.50 was covered by insurance.
Three sea lions, the largest weighing
1900 pounds, will be forwarded from San
Francisco by railroad for Cincinnati on
Thursday.
"A fire at Newcastle, Indiana, Monday
night, destroyed sos, 900 worth Of proper.
ty. Hoover s. Ridgeway. grocers, lost
$4,000. The building and stock was in.
sured partly IN the Phoenix, Of New York.
]. T. Beer IS Co. lost on the building and
dry goods $4,000 insured fully in the In.
tetnntional.
The Oregon election returns are com.
pletc. The judicial Republicans have
carried the State by sufficient majority in
the Legislature TO elect Senator.
The Labor Reform party Of Pennsyl-
yania held meeting al Philadelphia
Wednesday morning and passed resolu.
tons rejoicing over the practical triumph
OF the eight hour principle in New York
and calling on the workingmen of Penn.
sylvanla to inaugerate the eight hour
movement in their own State.
Charles Clinton, who murdered his
wife last March, was convicted at Mem.
phis, Wednesday, Of murder in the first
degree. He plead insanity, produced by
intemperance..
The schooner Enolac, OF Gloucester,
has been seized at Trinity Bay for viola:
tion Of the fisheries laws. NJ
Isaac Plat, editor and proprietor Of
the POughkeepsic IN. " Eagle, died on
Wednesday, aged 50.
ELEVEN thousand dollars in U. s.
bonds were burned in the house Of Freder.
lex Douglas, at Rochester, N. Y, Sunday
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-06

FUNERAL OF Ex.GovERxoR STANTON.
The funeral OF Ex-Governor Stanton
took place yesterday at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
from his late residence at the corner Of
Monroe and Byron streets. The officers
of the city, both branches Of council,
members of the bar, and a very large
number of the friends and acquaintance
Of tho deceased united with the family in
paying the last tribute Of respect to his
memory. The services at the house
were conducted by Revs. Mcclure and
Fisher, and were deeply solemn and i'm.
pressive. A lady member OF the Society
OF Friends made brief and appropriate
address on the occasion. A long line Of
hacks and carriages, filed with mourners
and sympathstng friends followed the re-
mains to Greenwood where the inter.
ment took place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-06
Horace White Reviews VIM. Lloyd
GaTrison,s Letter 10 Sumner.


PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Horace White,
Of tho Chicago Tribune, and publisher Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, this morning
reviews VIM. Lloyd Garrison's letter 70
Sumner, in which he says Garrison has
written letter intended to break the
force Of Summers speech; that It was in.
tended for this purpose, and shown by
the fact that 1t was Immediately given to
the press by the writer. The impartial
reader will search Garrison's letter In
vain to find any attempt TO dissipate one
Of the facts US cited by Sumner to the
whole Indictment He enters q plea Of
guilty and seeks 10 escape by q demurrer.
he says in effect we admit all you have
alleged, but what Of Tito take no
notice. Of such things, says CARR.
son, will ,assuredly serve the purposes
OF the worst foes the cause Of impartial
freedom has the most to fear here Of
anywhere. The reader must find q
moral prayer OF excuse which Is TO sustain
MIR. Garrlson's objections Of Mr. Summers
arguments. In Mr.. Garrison's view Of
the election Of Greeley and Brown will
assuredly serve the purposes Of the worst
toe, and the cause Of impartial freedom
has the most to lear.
Mr.. White draws a contrast between
GarriSonO anti slavery labors and those of
Greedy and Brown for the past eighteen
years, and says that with the latter there
has been neither q variableness nor
shadow Of turning. That they battle
where Garrison laid 1t down. Anew years
since Garrison declared the mission of
the anti slavery society accomplished and
that 1t should have the endorsement Of
the Cincinnati platform by, the former.
The opponents OF impartial freedom had
changed 1t for the worse, that the anti
slavery society must reorganize the dust
Of its old banners and sound the
alarm anew. To my mind the most
hopeful sign Of the present day, Is the dis
appearance OF all organized opposition to
impartial freedom. Such opposition can
only be made effective when some politi.
cal party is brought out to declare and
avow its opinion, Secret opposition will
be lmpotent unless aroused to activity by
some such spirit as that which pervades
Garrison's letter. This spirit SO unlike
that which characterized his controversy
with Wendell Phillips, over honorable
union and slavery and society, tends wit.
tingly or unwittingly 10 keep in compact
force and steady discipline under their old
traditions, three millions of Democratic
votes, q minority indeed, but minority
which any accident may turn into ma.
jority. This does not seem to me to be
the path leading to impartial freedom,
which ought to be as high above the reach
ofpolitical strife, as serenely composed,
and unquestioned, as the bronze represen.
tative on the summit Of the Capitol, is
high above the tumults which rage be-
meath il.