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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

TRIBUNE Advertisers residing up town may
save themscve the Journey downtown 10y leaving their
Advertisements with Sr Brown. II No. ~ West Thirty
e,cGudsi, CT at No. 5S West Twentythrdst. opposite
Grand Opera House. Nj. Brown receives advertise
iaents az. TO s p. H., al the eudr Office rates.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

We observe that large number of Swedes. settled
in St. Charles. Kane County, H., have held meet
ing to express their entire approval of the new
Temperance law. They passed u suong resolution
deporng tho nefarious opposition which the law
has met with from many foreigners, and pledged
themselves to sustain it, and so not Ito squander
their pecuGiary means upon the altar of Bacchus"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The lady who wishes to know where she may
procure American black silks complains that she
has inquired for them at Broadway stores and has
not been able TO lind them. She was entirely too
patriotic and innocent in her method Of discovery.
Many shopkeepers had desire to ruin their trade in
French fabrics and in Italian oilboiled" patterns,
by confossing to unsophsticatcd lady that they
dsgraced their shelves with American goods. Sull,
if any lady earnestly desires to obtain American
silks she may inquire at almost any store for French
or italian goods, and possibly she will have the
satisfaction of buying and wearing dress woven
within fifty miles of New-York She must not, how
ever be 80 unfortunate IN her choice Of language rs
to use the word American. 1t is an insult to the
shopkeeper, who has tacit understanding with
society that names Of silks, like some wines, are
improved by coming over the sea.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Advertisers in Brooklyn will find it very
couyrI 10 leave their adycr~c.ents ut a. Court
opposite city Han. TIe Office Is open til ) p IN.
Advertisements for this weeks issue Of THE
rnst be hsn,el il TDaA Pne - per Inc.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

A GOOD deal might be said Of the literature Of the
gaows ard especially Of tho letters and confessions
Of mTdcrcrs, written and spoken as the day OF their
death draws nearer and nearer. We always seek to
regard these documents with sufficient charity but
we have never been able to accept them as concus-
i've evidence Of genuine repentance and regeneration.
Putting aside as in no need OF consideration, those
which, with all their show Of humility are merely
bids for rcprieyo or pardon, we can hardly fail to
suspect in the others n hope Of heaven which 10 no
more than latent selfshness and to question that
absolute change Of the whole character which a
protracted effort, under various temptations, can
alone insure There is nothing specially remarkable
about the recent case to which we about to call
attention except that the murderer in the same let
ter protested that he had sincerely repented using
the language customarily employed by persons in his
condition. while before ho came to the signature he
characterized az "a vile tissue of follies and unrutLs
a letter which had been written about him, and
charged the writer with "cowardice and Intentional
fasehoodo Having thrown this sop to his still sur
wing Adam, William Frederick Horny who was
hung for wfe-murder at Lincoln, Eng, the other
day, concluded by saying: Il freely forgive all even
that man." and by hoping that his slanderer
might "truly repent and lead new lie"
Now, it will be observed, that Horny, so
for as his change Of heart was concerned,
merely said what he was expected to say. There is
n formula which all men in his condition employ.
They have all been refreshed and comforted in their
sore estate by prayer, by Scrpural reading, and by
the cxhortations Of the chaplain. They have lived
a bad life, but they are prepared to die happy
Christian death The only part of IIorys letter in
which he speaks with original force and novelty is
that in which ic has his fling at the man who has
injured him. The reader may draw his own conclu-
sions from this, as wo have taken the liberty Of
drawing ours.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

1t is tantalh2ng TO read that Mr. II. w. Emerson
is giving a series of Conversations" in Boston, and
that by the special request of the talkor they
not to be reported. 1t is not great consolation to
be told las we are by The Boston Transcript that
the hours talk was composed of rich fragments of
Mr.. Emcrson's threefod experience as a scholar.
thinker, and observer, charged with wit, wisdom.
and keen, subtle criticism for this We might have
known without the telling.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

Rather q remarkable fact III relation 10 smallpox
was recently stated in the bearing of a cause in the
Superior Court, in Boston, by Dr. Samuel Greene the
City Physician. He said that not less than seven
eases of smallpox had come under his notice last
Winter in which the patients had before lad the dis
case the results of the fotmer attack being strongly
marked If this be so is it not a remarkable access
sion Of numbers to the few exceptions hitherto
placed on record against the rule that the disease
cannot be repeated in the same person!
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

A queer thing happened in Philadelphia lately.
The van started with three occupants from the
courthouse for the prison; but when upon arriving
there, the officer i'll charge unlocked the door, no
prisoners to be seen-only "a long aperture" in
the floor of the vehicle Through this opening the
three insdes had got outside andnto the street One
of them was Murphy, the SewYolk thief; the other
a Philadelphia burglar, and the third lwho has been
recapturedl had been stealing pig-iron. In all the
annals of escapes, we never read of another like
this.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

The Courier dss Edts UniS makes some forcible
remarks on the subject of Civil Service Reform
prOpos of abuse of the Franking Privilege to
which attention was called IN Tn TRIBUNE a little
while ago. Congressman James IL. Patt of Vir-
ginia it seems is in the habit of franlng specimen
copies and business circulars of lie McsSGger Franco
Ame,icair upon what theory of official duty, or of
tho legitimate uses of postage-stamps We cannot
imagine. Mr.. Platt, dare say is an eloquent sup
porter Of all the Presidents professions of reform
but If the professions come to the est of prac
tice we shall expect to see him on the other side.
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TELEGRAPHIc MOTIFS

-. Lieut. Seth g. Ackley is detached from tho
FrOle
The Khedsye of Egypt left Alexandria for Con-
stsntnopse Yesterday
The Hon Otis Norcross of Boston Is suffering
from ataaSOt eongesuoa Of the lnaga
The Hon Samuel Hooper reached Boston by
steamer from slassre. on Friday, in IN heshh-
u. OSsillis Clark, son OF Leonard Clark, OF
spdugheh Ms osped wh bathing the Conneehsa nvss
at MCunt rSaa SATURDAY. Afternoon
"A game of bsse ball was played in New-Hayen
sury btkxea the Yale and Harvard freshmen The
seore stosd Yale 8; Harvard
"A house at Holyoke, Mas, owned by j, Rus
mlged ts2 by ire last nights a Insured hAfn a.
BeeArtoWu Friday nght Loss, $780, Insured
-. Conn nencement at Brown University, Proyl-
dsaes oours this week The Baecaanreaie discourse Ae
gssiusns sss vas delivered yesterday By President Casxe Last
evening society Missionary Inquiry wSe addressed ~ me Rev.
ps Craze Of Hartford.
'fhe saltwater Wooden Mill-a ten-set mill
sta. In smith6e L. owned in Providence, entirely de-
sr6 ed By Gre yesterday morning. Loss, s0 n.uIsbee
O on soek various Compane and bl6l the mil
an nachiaery q the Manufaeturers Mutual Company
Within the past two days the list of departures
from hsS Government om. lor genial smmc
dVes 10, interfere win pleasure aa sea AEa
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POLITICAL NOTES.

call for meeting to ratify the Cincin-
matt nominees be held In Toledo ono on the 2Sth' Is
sgned by over 20 Republicans Of that city.
The passaic County On. j. primaries held
thus far have resulted In the election OF delegates favor
able 10 Greeley and Brown
The Democratic primaries for the election OF
delegates to attend the New jersey Democratic stae
Convention at Trenton June g. will be held In HUDSON
County to-day
A Greeley and Brown flag was raised at
neibi N Y ON THURSDAY by the Liberal Republicans.
Organized and measures were hsutuu
Tor a vigorous prosecution Of the campaign.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign CluD mas
been formed IN YOrkvine, with the following onlcers'
Charles sulzer President George Bunhard gcefiesI-
denf: H. suzer Secretary, and John AbOot treasurer
The public journals made mistake III re-
orue senator stockton Of New Jersey as among those
present at the rocen conference held at the FIN AHe
ms Hotel NeW-YOrk lie was not member OF the
Conference and did not participate IN us deiDer'onA
The Grant Republican State Committee OK
Massachusetts, has issued sounding address, when
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Amooz the number ar. Secretary sontoroen Bnsior A
stant AttSmeyen MsNcbael Assistant Ato!tsoeQ ibp SUI
nq Arche Mae. Chief Clerk John Desno Of 'ne iD@"' 10
parlment
-. Commander n. SicOrd has been transferred
from The EeW-iOfkto The Washington SaVJ'"-
Gen. WIN. T. sherman has arrived at Iurich'
swiir Rand where Mis- Nellie Grant IL also eSlec.ei
Major William Sivley Collector Of Customs OF
the por, Of Newark Died On Ph5aT algb q pssemosis
"A telegram from Kingston. JGmaica. states
thai tho cable Dsca which w feared va i' lho"h"
be safe
-. The discussion Of tho Arms bill was concluded
Js a. In the Preach Assembly IL agreed 70 po'tpSSs iSf soc pre-
eat the third reAiiuE of The blu
M The next annual Convention Of the STATE sun
dayhoOi Teacher Association u this state vii be bed a. Bingham
the 6rs TuesAsy m June, l71
Gen DOvle will act ~ administrator of Canada
until the arrival Of Dyun who route for foono 70 az
TIE Governor Generalshp Ofthe New Dominion
. Senator Cole was serenaded on his arrival IN
By the acos Of BIS
n opposition % the GoasIslanJ bin in Congress
Among the passengers by the steamship Sean
Quebec Set1rlaY hefPo"
va the retiring Of Canada, Lord L~ssr D
. The body Of an unknown man was fornd m
the Trison YESTERDAY morning Cold snnng " fooH
black foek black cloth pants and night uBdes
. Sandwich Island sugars have advanced bali
pound the California n,rke. telsgTm Aun0.s '
eject Of the strikes the the rehnee Ia Se"fors
- The funeral of Cen john A. Green Of syracuse
attended, yesterday With military honor. II csmat hsi - 0
The military pfoce0n Of his b. gala conEpindef
~ Col Sullivan Of OsNego, reached Il nile.
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SPEECH OF COL. GRosvENoR.


The speech OF Col VIM. NJ. Grosvenor Of Missouri at
the Fifthave Conference, last Thursday, contained
some statements Of such significance that 1t is well
worth publishing even at this late day. Col GrOsyenor
said
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN: Being Chairman OF
the state Executive Committee, have had commune
cation, since returning from Cincinnati 10 MISSOURI
with best friends in every county Of the State and
only three of them have failed to inform me that the
strength Of those supporting DIR. Greeley was fully
as great as that Of those supporting Gov. b.
Gratz Brown In 1870 In nearly every instance it
formation from these and other such as 10
convince every member there that the Cincinnati ticket
would receive greater majority by ffOm 1000 10 10000
Member-Wbat was Browns majority
COL GrOsYenOr-FrOm $4,000 70 40 900. have also met
personally the leading Liberal Republicans, and
cialy the Free Traders in the Northwestern States
besides having received 5000 letters from them and
outside Of Cincinnati, with the exception Of Judge
BTinkerhOf and Orran FOllett, have not heard OF
WOrKiug Free Trader who has not supported this
movement These understand that Of the vital
questions at Cincinnati the relief OF the Southern
people from subugaon and oppression They see That
the Free Trade movement never hope 70 succeed IN
this generation at least except with the support OF the
Southern people. To the men Of the South
emancipation is the thing 10 be considered
above all Others. They disposed 20 go
into Free Trade in cooperation with those attached 10
them by education, sympathy, ana common interests;
II they repealed and driven into opposition by
disOt ganizag movement, intended TO elect Gen. Grant
and TO fasten upon them another four years or the
tyranny and oppression under which they suffer,
and II this thing be done in the name OF the Free-ade
League the North Freeaders rest assured that
for this generation least they must expect no symp
thy or support from the South
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THE pEMocRAor OF MONMOUTH.

TO the EditOr Of The Tribune
SIR: At a meeting of the Democracy OF the
township Of Freehold, held at the American Hotel this
afternoon TO appoint delegates to the State Convenon
TO convene in Trenton June rs, the following were
chosen:
John II. Patterson late Sheriff; Capt Thomas " AT
rowsmith, present County Clerk Bernard Common
formerly editor of The Monmouth Democrat Aaron H.
Throckmorton, present surrogate Holmes W. MuIPneS'
late County Clerk; and Barclay snider.
Five of these IL not the entire delegation, are out
and-out Greeley men," resolution was onered III
structng the delegates to advocate straighout ticket
at Baltimore, but it met with no favor Had II been
pressed to vote, it would have found but few sup
porters have no doubt that large majority OF the
Monmouth delegation will vote for Greeley delegates to
Baltimore.
As IL is now fixed fact that the nominations OF Gree
ley and Brown will be ratified at Baltimore, you may
count upon old Monmouth giving them the largest ma
jo1ity she ever cast at Presidential election.
REFORM
Freehold Monmouth Co., ". j., June IS, 1872
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June -, ls72--l n. IN. }

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON D. c.. June -, l872-l n IN.
Synopsis for the Ddsi tCentU-fOur hours,
The barometer has continued falling north
west of the Ohio Valley. where clear ana partially cloudy
weather and light 10 fresh eastery TO souhery winds
are now and partially cloudy weather over the New Eng
land Middle States with light TO fresh Eistery to south
erly winds, and over the Southern states win ght 10
fresh winds. Areas OF rain have prevailed over the
Southern Statef, and of light rains over Minnesota.
Clear and partially cloudy weather prevail on Monday
northwest the Ohio valley with light to fresh eastery
Condy weather and areas OF rain for the NewEngand
Middle and South Atlantic States, with light to fresh
winds from the latter westward to tho Lower Mississippi
Clear and clearing weather. Areas VI hght rain are
probable for the upper lake region.
THE HEAT IN THE CITY.
The thermometer marked 90 in the shade
at noon on Saturday and three hours later 93o Hun
dreds Of men who were compelled to work In
the omen air almost sank at their labor from the heat
and throughout the long day were In momentary dread
Of sunstroke On the east side OF the city the jewellers
in the tenement-houses found their badly-yentiated
rooms absolutely uninhabitabelin the afternoon, and
deserving them, sought air and life on the sidewalks
All outward bound trains on the railways crowded
with persons fleeing from their homes into the country
for days rest The pleasure boats were also loaded
with passengers and most OF the suburban Doss were
ing the round trip merely for breath OF resh ar Inc
air was cooler yesterday; and pleasant breeze swept
over the city from morning till night but the suns rays
were still 0ppressyely warm =, -. o..
The following OF sunstroke were reported Oh sat
urday: ,,. a. -,
Patrick White age 49, laborer residing at Onehund
thrdst. ana Nintbaye was pfOstrated
by the heat and died In a few minutes. ,,,s,
Thurda Bart, "a OF Ninety nrst-st near flltn'e,
was prostrat ted near her residence.
Adam Schelling, age as, OF No. 100 Thlrd-st
John McGr OF Nineteenth-st, near SeYenihaVe., was
overcome nv the heat while at work on sewer In
Ninety-nfnth-st near Tenth-aye.
An unknown woman, dressed In organdie SUIT ana
and Broadway car, at the Fifty trst-st depot.
Michael Lenehsn, age as was sunstruck at f1raaVe'
and Middle-st.. Brooklyn. - 49,
Mrs Frederick Russ, residing at No. 556 F1ftn-sye
Brooklyn died suddenly yesterday afternoon from the
ell of the heat.
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THE FEELING IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Y o. Ihe EdifOr OF TIC TTt6U"e'
s1R. find in this, as in other Southern
states through which have recently been travelling. no
oppositiOn among the non-Oiceholding white men 10
the Cincinnati ticket have seen letter from Gen. d.
H. Barringer Chairman Of the North Carolina delegation
10 Baltimore stating that, though not authorized TO
sneak 10 his official capacity, he feels sure that there
will be no disagreement among the delegates as 10 te
co,,ra Ia ne taken al Baltimore In political meetings
of te Democracy here every mention OF Mr.. Greeey
name Is greeted with cheers invariably lhueed, inc
neone are N ANYTHING in advance OF their Leaders.
Among Mr. Greeleys pronounced supporters IN inns Guy
are the Hon. Hugh Waddell and MS son, Cen MauueI
d Se Meares and Mr. Igehardt, editor OF me journal
The prospect for victory over the A9innlstia
zion at the August election Is good NiAIOh'
Wilmington, n. O., June Is, 1872
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model Of denomination rhetoric. or course 1t begins
with the dweIls with JUNCTION, and almost fearful
tenderness upon the earnest spirit exhibited by the e
nominated and his supporters for the elevation OF tho
Civil Service to the purest and highest possible stand
ard and the willingness prominent during the Last
Congress for the investigation of all questions OF 30
cal and civil reform, until government In this country
shall mean justice and right ana opportunity 10 vi
writer goes into n perfect paroxysn OF enthusiasm IN
which the words unequaed" spontaneous" unani'
NOUS" triumphant" occur at frequent intervals
After review OF the distinguished services and abilities
of each candidate, the address closes with glowing PIC
ture OF great victory IN November The party Dngle
Is really meritoriousy blown when you pear "a nnJ
that the blower Dr. George Il. Lorlngt The Sptnged
Republican says, is Republican only seven years oio
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BURT-A, Orange j. SATURDAY 2l Lt Mar Scarf s@ Of
James Burt The soth year Of beg age -, ~.
denee Of her soHinsw W A. Getey Lwyn Pad. Ofshge
North 3iangs Dcpci 70 foot q Blrit
BURNELLon surasy Jane a. Beumu Bums sgsi ye,r,
The relatives and friends Of the especially invited ,ihi
day, June q, atgpm.
SS 9 B 1 ; sSssq o. late Jos MSoS ,s iy
friends the ieads u the family ad ee', Of 30 brother na Jola
r. NcMrnomy respectfully ayei 70 attend the iunsl mn "a
&, Ie; "a, oS aS Iss eea s !. % r ~ '
BRSYBTTon saturday, y. Andrew T. Bennett as u Ish.
The relatives friends Of he family rrrey Hvei . aeai
the funeral his late residence i1 rih-y, It's honaD
evening O'Clock Tie reIaias VII be Ac1 ~ PeA' or a
GRIswoLD-A, Mloa, Ulster CO. y z, Jass e. Ka.s MoE{
Ssssbter Of Gov. Roger GrisEold q Com.
The rsins viii be Ola Lyme, Com, foS ntereni h'
gshinst -,
HARrT-su,i,ny SUNDAY ga inst o. d9ase q DE heart
Ssa and Hudson Canal Co.. end member board Al
TIE re,atSes and friend, the family respectfully nyt' y 'tni
bis funeral Rev. Dr. Booths crh s9aer reA'si al Ua
"il e. ta lSS to % Troy & r. for aiernesi
Troy parer Please copy
pachs County, The 80 sIS ,, BE- e. D.r on so. ~
noon Path inst at3 O'Clock p m a bis late residence w
LUDLUM-At Hesli,bu Cal, THURSDAY aHs o. aner bns
illness Of foar hours Gabriel w. LuGn u Rondou L. sgod
years.
soRsB-A, $50 Kghshsv. ys @ Fly seeensts
cd inst Howard D. Morse infant 500 Of John and k''1e r.
Morse aged months. ,.... -,
Relatives OF the family invited 70 aeend me onefaf AZ ths
}, above humble Of Monday 2ith inst, al 7p Pm
s saey k s sssc Gs The p. '
Funeral MondAy, 2iih, aiE o'clock
PATTIsOS-on Saturday ser short lss ALEXIS" Infant son Of
Prr. Mondsy D. o. Gora the rederos Of bis grandparents
East Ffiethst.
pOBFSONI Phisdelpbha Saturday June D. Of cholera nsntun
William Marn Of Daniel s. ard Jeane e. h0bosoo
aged ye.A mOaths aud IS day&
Cemetery, REEay j. Tuesday jane g. al
1859 Carriages in waiting arrival Of train leaving Desbos
SEES Csrilandtsts Al 10 a m
evening sAfuray gnDs 77l Phebe G.,
yelct OF The Unier u the % year Of her
Relatives and feUds family invited attend The funeral
services House Bokn Schermefbor
smith, SecoE DAY MONDAY, June ~ atSOe0ck n
At meeting 81 ne Beard Excise Saturday June 2ei INST The
WhSre By Otsnawe and Overriding Pro1i
dence Clerk Of this Bureau Hon James ONe has 0eea
cd rOuO nltst BE 10
sad and unloOte1r event Ia. hd
with pr,sepn s0ow q the deeas this Commssoa
has Of c4pabl and hhfg assistant whose
osI nercoGse Dsona f1sDdhp
esoved tender "a his bsrosci and aeei ,s
M oar oondoense for their aad fropsrabs
loss 1ue PrsdeDce 70 be their shield sD COZ
Reora That as respect memory 4 tho dessas
the nbes this BOaaa attend his funeral add Aat this oncs b
clos until o'clock TIE day q his funeral Iass'AT hs
IA s That these souons the nues and copy
Of Ne decsas.d Jso. K WILuNsa
aAarr. E1cHrxAru< secretaey. Presdeut
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MARRLEU.
FOSTRRrEpWAI

FOSTER BpWARDs0n "Wednesday Juse ~ We Oh henee'i
in Hunter Green Co.. "a By me Rev george A. 10 y y u
Catsl Ienry Foster NJ D. OF Clifton hprusiO Mar daughter
ofWm w Edwards. esq. OF Brooklyn n J. No eans.
GARDNRRBUNT-Ou THURSDAY jane 90 81 the residence thu
, father by the Rev B. Bel WIN. Oannrr @ Kle
A. Hunt ngest daughter Of Richard r. unt all Of New f0rf
KRUM- BRAINERDon Thursay June 20 al the Msslns'oa
Heights 81 T. Church, J. D. Bllin. A5an r. ku y
GInsFals n Y Eha Bainerd, lighter o. Chtaacsy n
Braineri Of Washington Heights, y
PARKs-WARING-On Tuesday 18Th June. 1872 in Ssrt Ps1li
Church. by the Rev Hobart Cetgo0i Rev Parl
to Juia, daughter OF Harriet A. and John 3. Mariny
sCoTT-CRANCH- Thurday June 90 he residence y tho
brides parents West Brighton = l., b. Rev B. Futiug
ham Col Harry Bruce Burlington Iowa 20 Leol iaghri
OF Christopher Z. and Mr. Elizabeth De Wit C.sach
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Time, 3:l7. 2:9zt
NOTES.


Thomas Quinlan. aged Z, Charles Walter
sgatg Tonss Keeahan, a{ II anil ~ Nefe
IL ,er Al AbaBv yesterday afternoon "his baihrg Their bodies
have recovered.
~ LIEN la poht numbering 500 There little enthH'
% eIeeo on The part speaker They appealed for d ef he
yYo strikers advised aboTers there not 70 slhe ana a uai
lie Nay 10 establish eghho system Was BY lft pushs W
great political party Of hbonne men
A FIRE occurred Yesterday in the fourth story
Of tbe bokon Of MH ADD Congressf iosou
by d H. sPsrhsSk 40 woe hn3 sd nv ir,nrlncs n M
geps O IN ibis city A. Harsoo occupied me hfs, hoo ~
49, leafhr hoard business sud their premises tghu
Ibor 90 bales OF wool sldy completely uuel nc
building dans about #0O Spontaneous COMBUSTION vas VIC
esase 81 tbs te
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In the Town of Eibridge, Onondaga County,
NY, a Greeley and Brown Club has been formed with
LOO Republicans its rolls Fifty Republican sigma
lures TO the call for Greeley and Browh meenng were
llaained by man IN hall day.
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Let All Children RejOIcc.-Tbe rising
ckeue and agored 'h purgatSe The e ght
superior 81 them n the thorough
tho taste heaey and Oc'sonng
being adopted aud Endorsed eVesyws SrASDAKD lAELT
Nj