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THE
MACON FINALE Summary
Will Open September 9th, 1872.
FERNS of Tuition !:

Urinary Department, per session
of forty weeks. ,"."."".". 5000
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0o,oN
iitcrsry Department, including An
cient Languages. COOK
Music and use of instrument, .~,..... 60,Oi
French, German, Drawing n Paint
Ing, extra oAch,...."."""."..... S0,W
Board, lights, fuel, aud Tuition in
-I"'VN
PAymept, for each half session, required
in advance, or monthly,
Pupils will pc charged from the time
they enter at the above rates,
Deduction, for absence on account o
protracted sickness will be made.
JESSE ii. BUCK,
PRINCIPAL.
July l0-Gl1
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Ray" Don't fail to see those Sell
Sealing Fruit Jars, at
JONES 4 FRENCH'S.
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q TEER STRAY d.

From the widow Haynes place in this
county, a black and white spotted STEER
with a crop and split AID updqrbit in each
ear, ;about S years old, medilim size. ANY
INFORMATION will be thankfully received by
JAS. IL. QUINN,
Jpnc6 Macon, Miss.
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THB VERONA HOTEL FOR SALEl

n
The only Hotel in the Aourishing town OF
Verona. Eligibly located on lot of two
acres. Ne%ly aud substantially enclosed,
embracing good garden, good orchard.
.~t4iy.cs d.. just rctttcd and arranged to
silt eyaJy conyeuicr4c TINT experience
could suggest. Altogether the cheapest
and best property in AoIth Ms itsjppi.
Apply to
RUSSELL & WALKER.
Atty's at Law aud Real
Estate Agents, Verona,
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ne1~ Gall and see oar MAsoN's In
PROVED FRUIT JARS.
YATES & MUKFHEY.
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VALUABLE VACANT LOT

De- All orders FqF RooEs, STA
FIqNgRY, &C., promptly filled by
W. +. FERRIs.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
NEW York, June 2s, 1872.
total net receipts Of cotton since September 1871
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoEDoF, June 2s-5 r. M
Consols closed 9 for money and 92 Tor the account
United States $40 bonds lS62s 81 1868 old 81 1875
9lG; l0-4Us, s9is .
United States $50 bonds closed at 90 for the Issue of 1882
5sf TIC.
LIVERPOOL Corros MARKET-LlvERPooL, June cs $ p.
uplands, llhd. middng Orleans, llad. a llHd. The
sales of the day have been l0D bales, including 1000 for
export amp speculation The sales of the week have been
81 boo bales, Including 800 for export and 40 do:
ing @ 900 American The receipts Of the week have been
5000 bales, including u 900 American Actual export,
5000 bales The stock bound to this port Is 900
bales, including ~ 900 American.
STOCK COTTON ON HAND AT LIVER
PooL-THE SOURCES or SUPPLY.
LIVERPOOL, June 90 1872
Total stock of cotton hand ut this port Of all kinds
bv actual count Yesterday 900 bales, est
mated stock 10000 bales, being Increase Of 81 900
bales OF this 39 600 bales American, against
estimated stock of 3 900 bales increase OF 1900
bales:-Brazan, l9l 900, against an estimated stock OF
1874 400, decrease OF 5000; East Indian, 3sOO against
estimated stock Of $4,000 Increase Of 5000; Smyr
ma 10000, estimated 10000 Egyptian, 1900 against
estimated stock of 1900 increase of 1000 bales West
indian 24D against an estimated stock OF 1900 an In
crease of 1000 bales
TRADE IN observation-disclosures. June 2s.-The mar
ket yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and un
LIyERpooL BRKADsruyrs MARKxr-LrvERrooL, June %
2P M-The market is easier Wheat, lis sd. Us. per
GENITAL for red Western spring and rs Cd for red winter
The receipts OF wheat at this port tor the past three days
have been 20 900 quarters including 200 American Corn
to day is fair and favorable to the growing crops
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LOsDoN, June Lo.-Spirlts
petroleum, l3. I'D per gallon refined petroleum. cd
per gallon. Calcutta nseed, 65s OBS 81 sperm OIL, iV
i.IvRRPooI PRODUCE MARKsr-LIvRRPooL, Juno %
Evening -Spirts turpentine, Ais. Cd per cwt
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Q U B A..
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

busters, it censures the United states gover4ms9t
for tOlerating them, and more 30 as the expoWuon
lists win meet sure death.
THE WAR NEWS
The following are the only items OF interest re-
ported In the way OF engagements, ehcounters SUI.
renders ans called
one OF the most pertinacious cnels o. Tue nsurLeC
tinn surrendered to Colonel Bascones near Las
funas. with ifty OF his men, armed Win hem ang
Qsde has given interesting Information, ana ne as
we'll as his renegade companions have joined the
Spaniards In operating against the insurgents.
Another insurgent chief, named Duranona, Win
atty men, also intended TO surrender to the span
iards, but their intention not being known they
were red upon and their chief killed.
reports as the last results OF his prowess In recon
nOssances in the zones or Guantanamo ana CUBA
some forty OF the enemy killed and capture or ITO
prisoners OF all kinds and the presentation OF
fessed is one captain and five soldiers
wounded Colonel Valera had surprised
a rancho near Cabezada, and killed five and taken
thirty nine prisoners. The same onicer on the
morning OF the nth inst surprised another insur-
gent settlement at Luisa Quijada, dispensing them
and causing thirteen killed and ve prisoners, and
the capture OF sundry arms and war material, and
the discovery of some interesting papers.
The Cadiz que illa as stated by telegram from
Ciega de Avia, had killed in several Reconnaissance
four, wounded two and taken four prisoners.
The official Gazette publishes list OF names OF
persons condemned In rebetita, for disloyaty to
death and the chain gang, upon whom sentence
will be meted when they can be caught. All their
property is also confscated.
The United Stats steamer Canandagua, ten
guns, Renshaw commanding, arrived at this port
Last Sunday, and sailed on Wednesday afternoon for
Key West.
The British war steamer Raccoon eighteen guns
Howard, commander, arrived on the 10th from
jamaica.
Both vessels fired the customary salutes
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June %, 1872
bales weekly net rscepts iss Exports coastwise TO-
New ORLEANS, June %. 1872.
ee ros IS sae IS
saS as' Sass cos sass sales or0n
Cotton nom,nal; middlinss, s4Ic. Net receipts 40
Sas %ssy net receipts as bales E
pors-tS Great Britain $50 bales coastwlse ais bales
SAVANNAH, June q, 1872
aas 49, ss &C. Sis w ssfs
net receipts oil. Exports coastwse, 1853 Sales. 4od
CHARLESTON, June %, 1872
net ressipts, aSs gross Isl Exports coastwisc, ss5
sLogsvrLLE June % 1872
Flour dun and unchanged Sss 81 S 10
and % y s gS @
800 DO DO at ssc and 1900 DO yellow at soc corr;
ssa s5 sf @ss sl
ton. Hghwnes, Sc SOC Canal ireishts.wheat re,
nc
S SsT 4ers @ e %o aa Esses s
lumber Shipments BY canal 1900 bushels wheat 100
Lake 1900 ss b, 6bls wheat, 81 bushels;
barley $sss DO sso ao Rail s6IIG%snts from el e;
Sa Canal s corn corn oats e.
bakers, So Is 1915; amber ss So 25 white 80 2s
$40 Wheat lower; sales OF $1,000 bushels No Milwaukee
spring at 81 4O small lots 81 Az white Canada, IS
81 IS; quoted Milwaukee spring No. at 81 40 Chicago
and red winter IT q IS 81 7s Corn dull but better In
curry sales of Is 900 bushels No at 52sc quoted, No.
at b2c 53c. Oats lower; sales OF 10000 bushels No
Western al size Barley malt dull quoted WESTERN 65c.
Toe. Canada, SOC. a Sc.
CHICAGO, June %, 1872
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat opened weak and
irregular closed rmer. No spring 81 y cash. 81 "a
July 81 2! August Corn in fair demand and lower No
2mixed 4ac. 42c cash, 42Sc. 42s9c July, 4i4c. Au
gust Oats in fair demand and weaker, No ut 2sa4c.
cash 2ssc 29c July Rye quiet and firm No Eat Nc.
Barley quiet SIC Pork quiet and firm at 81 bl
S2 IS cash. 81 sl2 57 July Lard easier at s. s.
shoulders 4sSc SIC; short rib mindless 61sc SIC;
Whiskey quiet and steady sales at SEC. Live hogs dull
wheat 70 Buffalo sas corn to laalo b. Sc Coo Receipts
$1,000 do oats 1900 hogs shpments-5,OD0 bbls flour
5000 bushels wheat 2y6000 do. $4,000 do oats
2SOOO do. rye, 1900 hogs.
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Moderate Demand and Easy
Receipts Mt the Ports, s12 Bnles-Flour
and Wheat Dull and LOwer-O1ts
Lovyer-Pork and Lard stcady-Mctals
Quict-Spirits Lower-Whiskey Easier.
FRIDAY, June 1916 p. NJ
AsHEs-The market remained without change, either
in demand prices Pots quoted at 81 7oa IS -
BUILDING MArKnrALs.-Brcks have been In good de-
mand at about former prices We quote Cargo pale.
81 isssSs y & ro SSrh from my YARD
Lme-The market was dull the stock is light and former
lump Cement Was also dun and more or less nominal at
ST % for Rosendae Laths were in air request, but
So BID; ss 70 for closed WIN
$50 ;.teare, 2se parafine &c. sSc adaman
ssss sale.
ss
sSss dS
5mGh s9 ga gold per & bend sys 20
lea, iske 2lc CeyiOn, a,ac 2lac; Singapore iSc
uoabe change was shade easier For future
pressure to sell ruled Lice. &c. per ID in buyers favor
' o u CLOSING s''' 1SSsS Las FsS. a q;
are delivery basis low mi%dng the sales
SSsn IS sSSri last IS at ss 5
q ssyss ssp!smSe5 $S asss isS g
total 800 bales Sales to-day to three p NJ july,
100 at rs l6c notice till 18th 100 at 2516c 200 at
100 "a l5.l6c immediate notice; 2U at 25c., 800 at
25l6c 100 at "a l56c, lu0 at 25c August 400 at 24c.,
80 at g sis ssPem6sr At 3 sss
23ac 100 at q sl6c October 400 at 2lc Noyembcr 100
Exchangedlli6c paid To exchange 100 July 100
gust &c paid TO exchange iW July Tor 100 August Total
foreign ports closed steady At the fooWng
steam &c gold SAL &c pr To Hamburg hS by
&c. gold compressed sail, ssc To Baltic ports by SAIL
re. e, gold TO Mediterranean ports by steam, hc
27s; Mobile, 40 Savannah, 81 Wilmington, 9; Norfolk
81; Baltimore Is; New York 227; Boston, y9otal, Sl2
-
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The DEATH OF JAMES DOUGHERTY.
Kings County Authorities Censured

Kings County AuthOritIcs Censured.
Coroner Schrmer yesterday held an inquest in
the case Of James Dougherty, late OF II Centre
street, whose death was caused by accidentally
falling from his truck In Columbia street, near
summit, Brooklyn, on Monday last thus receiving
terrible fracture OF the skull In driving through
Colnmbia street the wheels of the truck
went INTO hole In the pavement four
feet long, three feet wide and eight inches
deep, IN consequences of which Doneherty was
jostled rom MS seat and fell to the pavement 1t
was In evidence that the authorities had been re.
peatedly notified that the pavement was in a dan.
ger0us condition, but no attention was paid 10 the
matter. In their verdict the jury '.seyerely cen.
sured the corporate authorities OF Kings comfy for
allowing the street to remain In such an unsafe
condition after being duly notiiedn
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APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE QUINN AS SCHOOL
TRUSTEE,

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK. June 81, 1872.
Under and by virtue OF the provisions of section
z, chapter 574, Laws Of 1871, i hereby appoint
Denis Quinn Trustee OF Common Schools for the
Fifth ward Of the city of New York, to MI the
.cancy OF Cornelius QUINN for the full term OF four
years, commencing on this day.
A. 0AKEY HALL
Mayor OF the city OF New York.
The appointment of Judge Quinn has been re-
aceived with great favor by all the residents Of the
Filth ward.
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DELIRIUM TREMENS AND DEATH,

Mary Kennedy, an Irishwoman forty-eght years
OF age, died yesterday afternoon in Centre Street
Hospital Deceased was a domestic in the House OF
Industry, las Worth street, and on Thursday, while
suffering from an attack of delirum tremens,
Jumped from second story window to the pave
mont thus receiving a conclusion OF the brain and
other injuries which resulted In death. Coroner
Schirmer was notified, and to-day Will hold an in
quest over the remainS
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY,

SIC 5sc Lard.The market for Western was about
ss wss ds w W. SS s.. q s.s sales g
iOodeTcss = Sxc Tor ordinary rendered. 'A'''
ssss:o and so bag. Ran Ssnsoos a SIC H rama
pore = q GYSS per 8 lbs. soSS bag: Boston
market for raw Continued %aies and barely
sssnssa note q ~ mi
lining Cuba at SIC. and % hhds Demerara at HE Re-
isSc is,ss for hsrds We quote Refining. In
Tot a to n nSI% sr 70 sG9d a. sGoS
ssSs, prime to sSe!ce, Se, iSs ssns.%ssi, hhas.
a. & fs s a. s$is, IL is Is fsIIs
Rico-Rehnins, common to prime. g; 2 s%c.; fair to
ssSis s sansr NU Is to r
sc. CSC Neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, nc
TosAcco-There has been moderate business for the
past three most all deseripons at about former
III ss' @ 0% SrHn
crop oonnecticut 2sc S2hc 10 cases DO STATE loac
ca Il d. Ohio 60 s o do
Die; $50 ahds kentucky &C. &c., and 800 bales OF
TsIIow rsmainsa Vsles Sales were reported Of 100
and for most descriptions prices are nominal. Manuac
turers purchasing only as their
rather in buyers sli genera! change has %
eurred The sales have been :-la lbs secured fleece
sss lbs ss ao at a. S fail pS CLIP ISp oaorna
slightly bury, 2sc 10000 lbs do bury, 2ac 5000 lbs
ga II iS lsm %s Cape Cape HsSs
lbs do 49, So lbs d. Ale AGO lbs English FIJI. nos
7c 700 lbs Australian private terms; 10000 lbs for
ep Ga s ps Market ss sSie Sales
bbls. at 9lc., most sellers asking 9llac.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, June a. 1872
The markets. quiet in consequence Of the inter
rupton the cable and the receipt OF adyices from
the United States and European markets No. IL Dutch
standard is ste ady at IL reals per arrobe
Exchange Arm; United States sixty days sight in
currency, = per cent discount short sight, "a per
cent premium.
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The QUOTATIONS. cotton running quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAS.-Receipts-Flour, 1914 bbls wheat,
400 bushels 605O do meal 100 bbls and l25
bags; oats 20 45O bushels The hour dull
cidedly lower. nearly nominal The sales since
last aggregate about 1000 bbls, winch 100 bbls
Southern and OO bbls superne rye all at prices within
the range revised quotations Corn meal continued
in moderate demand with sales reported OF 45) bbls at
IA for W stern Wall We
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The list Of railroad bonds is scanned with unusual
diligence just now by parties seeking new invest
ments, and is canvassed about as earnestly as the
list OF government bonds. lively demand for
these securities is anticipated throughout the
month OF July, but at present parties are looking
rather than buying, as the woudbe buyers are not
as yet in possession OF the funds that are to be de-
voted to investment and reinv estment.
THE JULY INTEREST,
indeed, will hardly reach the street in any volume
Exclusive OF that which is coming from the United
States Treasury until well into the ensuing month.
The following were the bids at the board which will
be seen were made upon almost everything on the
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New Orleans. SOC. f5c. 4Dc. a0c.
decidedly easier and weak with prospects of still
lower prices The sales to-day have been 50 bbls Sic
the dock; 1872 bbs at5Lc Rosn continued quiet with
which commandcd about former prices sales 100 bbis
No at 81 J 80 bbls pale al s. So strained quoted
305 S3 TO- Tar quiet sales were reported OF UO
bbls Wilmington on private terms Quoted at IS 70
~ s7i< Tor Washington aud - 80 for Wilmington.
OILs.-There is very little doing in any description OF
oils. and prices more less nominal Linseed from
crushers' hands sold moderately at Sc sc. We quote
seed soc. a SIC. Menhaden, 4fc. tor selected light
PrTRoLEUM-On Change today the marker Tor refined
continued very quiet and a shade easier We hear
2issc quoted at 229sc, 2'c balance month and
rst half OF july and 22Sc last half Of July. Crude
in bulk quiet and steady at l2I3c Sales 500 bills
that price. Case oil dull and nominal at Nsc
At the Greek the market was steady but very quiet;
quoted at 81 IS So 90 on both roads The Philadephla
market was dull and more less nominal. Refined
quoted at 2tic for balance OF month first half July
and sc for last half OF do Later sales sos bbs In
lots o. 1900, for spot and up July IS at 22lc sc
2s,,c. Also 400 bols high test at 22Ac q 2,sc
s2 bbls and tierccs and 80 kegs. The for mess
pork irregular hut under moderate demand closed
steady The sales aggregate about 900 hbis, at Sl3 70
s3 81 for July and sS Sis 80 for the month OF July
Small lots Of mess were jobbed at SIS So Bacon re
mained quiet and about steady quoted at 7c city
long clear and &c. Tor do short cut We hear Of sales
SIC. for short do. Dressed hogs were rather in
buyers favor and quiet quoted 5c &c for the range
scarcely firm Sales lots 10 hhs and tierccs
Mess 81 $40; extra do $40 el2 prime tierces,
s2a si4, and India tierces, Sl1 so Beef hams
were unchanged and quiet quoted at from S2t S2S Cut
prices frner Picked hams also in moderate
quest and very Arm The are Smoked
hams, l4c lSc; do. shoulders &c 7o picked haps
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he FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD.
Id LOANS AND cLEARASCEs.

EOLD LOANS AND CLEAEANCES.
In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
to per cent for carrying. The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. s2s 654 900
Gold balances. 2,l3l2l
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,4lgsl6
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wheat was dull lower And nominal closing at about
g * 40 sS.I FOR red Tis,s
s%s e s. SssrSS sTsrsss
i72oS bushels at &c Sse for CSC as5s
aDont I: 900 bushels at 4so asc for Western &c asc
OF transactions entirely nominal.
Rates remained Unchanged. The chartering business
ss s 50 & By steam ca
By s 81 e sgise ss London 81 and 9 nha
wn ss,s q, er sd T and @ SDs ro sshe s q
800 quarters grain to card, direct S. 3D. an Italian SdnM
ss3 and soo bbs rosn CSC German brig 80 to
o to g. 70 pcr @
bark rumore same voyage and without reliable par
brig $40 tons to cad ss5 Tor light ppe sta YES and pro-
porticnaie rates for other kinds an American brig 42o
80 from RSer RIVER Plata fr lumber
GusSIss.-Tle market continued very quiet Small
jSss Gsr w s6n ea at aeo We
6hc for prompt delivery, and lie. IKE for utures
TExr AND JurE-The market continued dun and nomi-
ea s S quoted at sc as an
juie butts were quiet and unchanged. Jute quoted ut
Sut ar Transactions in
both singing AND retail %tes Of hay at nehangsd
quote shipping hay, 81 Is 81 20 retail qualities 81 40
81 60; salt Doc 81 clover, Soc 90c. long rye straw
81 10 81 10; short do, Sc. Gc. oat Zoe. 75c. and
wheat, 60c. G5c
HoPs-Prime qualities have met with more demand
from brewers and full prices were realized OH hops
bales have recently been sofa for EXPORT all qualities
held at former prices.
MErALs.-The market copper has been very quietf
since last and prices are shade in buyers favor
a and Ja n Pae eS quoted at &c o uy Au eah
and september. Iron still continued quiet and without
quotabe change In prices. Sales reported OF so
scotch pig and 80 tons OF American rails both
private terms lin-Plate tin has been quiet but
Slc sdic., gold and English at Soc 361ac gold
holders asking 361nc. SC Tor English and SIC.
35Sc for straits Lead remains quiet and steady mt CSC.
To- foreign, 9c for bar and He Tor sheet and pipe
MoLAssss.-The market still remains dull and nearly IL
quite, nominal for all descriptions We have only
sales OF &c hhds. Porto Rico at 55c. We quote
CrOD. Nsy (roD
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NOR sALE-To CLOSE AN ACCOUNT, TWO FIRST
+ Mortgages improved property in Morrisanla, 5000
and AS 900 at liberal discount Those meaning busin
and ready to make bd address STOCK EXCHANGE
Herald Office
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THE RED MEN.

Adjournment OF the General Council
Address to the President-Protest Again
Giving Indian Lands tn Railroad Cor
porntions-A aA,OOO,OOO Acre Robbery
Orgnnized-The Kiowns Still Trouble-
some.
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FINANCIAL.

A NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
"A. Company.-Interest coupons maturing July l. 1872,
will be paid presentation and after July l. 1872 by
v. X. STEVENSON X son, IL pine street, New York.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20
IMPOSSIBLE CHARACTERS,

The Bee will doubtless find out before
the campaign is over that it is easier to
describe the sort of men the Democracy
ought to select for their candidates than
to find them:
These candidates must combine all the
elements OF success and be platform in
themselves. Their names must give conf
every respect unobjectionable. They must
not offend the prejudices of any class OF
voters, while they must be men of sound
principles. They must not have the repu-
tation of being ultra Democratic in their
views and opinions. They must be well
known and popular in all parts Of the
State. They must be men whose names
will at once conciliate the conservative Re-
publicars as well as conservative Demo-
Gratis. They must be men at whose names
capital will not take alarm nor labor take
alarm. They must be men who will disarm
sectional prejudice, and give confidence to
fnen engaged in commercial and financial
affairs. They must be prudent, sagacious,
able men, who will know how to bridge
the gap which exists between the Republi-
cans and the Democrats, and who can pilot
the State through this period OF transition.
They must be men of extensive influence
ana stateSfnanllke minds. Ihey muSV De
genuine reformers and men of the time, who
know what is wanted, and have the energy
and the nerve which the era demands
Above all, they must be men of nerve and
integrity. If the Democratic candidates do
not possess all these qualities of character
and elements OF success, the Reformers will
put before the people names such as we
have now indicated, and the Democracy
Captlous persons may object that our
neighbor is rather exacting in his demands
as to character. And we, who are pro-
verbally liberal and hopeful for the best
in all things are compelled to admit that
the man or the party who undertakes to
fill the bill will have a very big contract.