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THIRD VETERAN MATINEE
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 9,
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as the Of the season 81 @ the
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subject, "Foo'prnts in the CITY"
TTNIos SQUARE THEATRE.
Aa fnasGtsE1sED xrTKiGfioH rails WEIR ri koilEh
An Il ssr
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THE Grand HSb slrys SSSsSs OF
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4nE F Tqser1 S s%ss sHtfa
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Ssness every ~ WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
poorHs THEATRE. BOOTH.
LAST NIGHTS OF JULIUS CESAR,
MR. ar Edwin 5a;' s't sSo sff
who Will assume for the first %s in New York. the role Of
MR. WILLIAM cREswICK
wan make MS 'f sEGT ). 'N'' season ~
Mr. e. R1hGs s SEsxs
rw IN sHr ' MAY a S&St 1on ES1sshA
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THE LONGEST RUN OF THE SEASON.
2asTn TINE OF g. L. Fox's nUMPrY DUMrTY AND
THE END NOT YET.
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How Is thlsY HUMPTY DUMPTY How 70 this ?
STILL AHEAD
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER 0IvENi TIME
AND THE PUBLIC ENDORSE I'll
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- Second week Of KySoCx AND SMITH, CHAM.
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MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, AT o.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
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A dAeaHY1nILssoNr e.slehr.- MIGEos:
ss sssS %.aE SpR Rss SoaAsY
A'' n s1k3F Is:Ys;sSaEs announce he
pisas III. e C afRisffs foI s FHssss Of
this HosDAD EvE s1ss6ds MARCH At 9 o'clock
s sss RS. 1s's Ma {s%s @
W yaiSxV Ss1:s s%i% TSoSzToEE
AIHsb4Y sshMer.na s'i Nilsson sa,ios:rAusE
MONDAY. ilsh7,1I .a!.y g :.criytioa night
ri ssss@ .s sss a s
steinway pianos used BY the sakosch Opera Company
5rH AVENUE THEAlRE.
T Asst WEEK tBur osE) OF
DrvoHOE''
THE GREAT SOCIETY SENSATION
-
A CTED FOR SEVEN MONTHS
II BUT ONE.
CATURDAy NEXT. AT HALF-PAsT ONE.
5west rwsntyourtH street, near 70 Broadway Curtain
ooe hessee anu AAnst0S - AVoOSIAN OALfs
LAST WEEK out one, OF DIVORCE
LAST MATINEE
but
SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock.
,cHAkAcTERs by mis-: Fanny Moran., Clara Morris. Kate
GaIen, Roberta Norwood Ida Serance Louise yaImsr,
W Sss ls' s,ss: %
The sOO.h and P POSITIVELY THE LAST performance Of
"DIvoRCE" viii take place Monday evening. March ~.
Monday. Marcn H. BENEFIT Of Mr. JAMES LEWIS
Wednesday. March Is. BENhFir OF Mrs. O. Il. GILBERT.
Shorty yH DO grqdueeS fSr o.aps and ssst ysyys
LONDON ASSURANCE and FRoUFROU
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION,
The latest and most Extraordinary Partisan Sensation.
w EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr. Lester Walack's celebrated drama. tableaux,
THE VETERAN
THIS play comprises variety OF interesting plot strong
EXTENSIVE PICTURESQUE TABLEAux
Scenery and characteristic painted from anthem
VIC sources costumes OF the different nations varied and
magnificent, ,,>,r
BROUGHAM, Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Mr.. CHARLES
rlsHER M P0LK NJ GHAs RorKWEL1 tint NJ:
NfNGs, Miss EFF9E .ERSoN, Mms PoNfsi, Miss
HELEN TRACY, Miss BURROuGnS and the SISTERS
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JAMES. II. EDWARDS,
Real Estate Kroker,
III West Tweuty.ttird street.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. 3 orth River. at 8 O'clock p. M,
GENERAL MEADE,
Saturday, march 8.
Freight received da Through rates given for st. Louis
Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola.
For freight passage having superior accommodation
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 80 Broadway.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship CORTES, Captain 8. whitman, will leav
pier No. North River on Saturday March at O'Clock
weston, Indianoa, Mobile and st. Louis
Cabin passage, $50; sieerage $25.
For freight or passage apply to
il. B. CROMWELL CO., 50 West street
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI ANNOUNCEMENT.
By OF the report that he Wfd
necessarily the immediate free Of the stage fer
proper production of the spectacle aa Ro0kh
by Monday evening" the nth of March, there will be ma
theatrical performance until that date sas sct0Fy
arrangement has been made with the Mudcr Fabbrl
pauy. JOHN r. COLE.
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CTEAM POWER-wELL LIGHTED ROOMS 50Xbu 25X-
~ Co. and Basement for manufacturing and mechanical
purposes Apply to GEORGE WALKER 1872 Centre street.
corner Hester.
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no LIFETIME LARGE ROOMS, WITH POWER, FOR
hazardous purposes in the building Bank
West streets Apply the premises TO H. NJ EMERSON
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C,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
pier 81 North their elegant side steamship
ISAAC BELL for fsrSolk; City Point and Richmond on
to all points South and Sou Invest. Through passenger
tickets issuei TO all points, Accommodations uncqunlcd.
corner Of Dey
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LrvERrooL CorroS MARKrr.-LIvgRPooL, June 105 r.
MCotton closed unc hanged The Of the day have
been 1900 bales including 5000 for speculation and
port 1901 baee OF American cotton were landed at
Liverpool to-day.
PARs BouRsE.-PARrs, June l0P. M.-Kentes closed at
55f 67c.
LyrRpooL BRFApsrurrs MARKEr-L!vsRPooI, June 10
p M.-Red spring wheat l2s l2s 3D. per Genital The
market Is quiet -
TIvFRrooL Provisions MARKEr-LrvFRpooI, June 10
Eyeuing-Bacon SIS 3D. per cwt for short rib mddles
LIVERPOOL PR0DUcr MAaKKL-IIvERPooI, June To-
p. M.--Rcflned petroleum, 16isd. I'D per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARREr.-LoNDoS, june l0.-Russan
taliow o3s $50 Cd per cwt Linseed OIL fss liza a fB
per ton.
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FRANCE.
The Army Service Term Bill Rejected by the A.
sembly-M Theirs in Animated
Discussion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARTS, June 10, 1879.

PARTS, June 10, 1872.
In the National Assembly this afternoon there
was an animated discussion over an amendment to
the Army bin reducing the term OF military service
from i've to four years. President Theirs emphas-
ically declined further responsibility for the army u
the amendment was adopted, and 1t was finally re-
jected by vote Of SO to 495.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States frigate Congress arrived at
Leghorn May % from Naples.
The United States steamer Juniata arrived at
Gibraltar May 81 from Carthagena for Madeira and
tho United States.
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Died.

SwfFT-Suddeny, at st. Paul, Mimi, ANNTR
FOWLER SPAULDING, wife OF Edward Savage Spauld-
ing and youngest daughter Of Charles Swift Esq.
Services from st. AIMS church. Eighteenth street,
west OF Fifth avenue, on Tuesday, June II, 81 two
O'Clock. Relatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend.
nor other Deaths see Eighth ami Ninth PagesIs
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THE BALLOT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

LONDON, June 1o-Midnight.
The Ballot bill passed to a second reading in the
House OF Lords tonight bv vote OF SO against
SO. after long debate. nN
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THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
Earl Granville's Position.


LONDON June 10, 1872.
Earl Granville will make a statement tomorrow
in the House OF Lords with regard to the negotia-
tons for the amendment Of the Treaty OF Wash
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tosed Monterey on the 4th fnst before ueneral Ce-
hallos could reach there with renforcenlents, ui-
roga turned upon Ceballos with the whole OF his
iorce and compelled him to retreat to Mer. where
ne remained yesterday. 1t is believed to-day that
Cebanos must remain In the neld against the
insurgents WITH MIS- present force and that he is re-
treating on Matamoros to shelter himself behind the
forts and the National Guards. Several OF General
Cebali0s heavy guns have reached Reynosa, having
Dcen sent IN advance to prevent their retard-
mated at Ave thousand, he having Impressed into
his service fifteen hundred prisoners captured nom
General Coreilo 10 the engagement at Monterey.
Yesterday acknowledges the disaster at Monterey
and the reocupatton OF that place by the revou-
tionlsts; their advance upon his force, and indi-
eating the probability Of his retreat to this place.
which Ia now being executed. Another siege OF
Matamoros Is imminent, with the prestige OF recent
success In favor Of the revolutionists.
Arrival or Jusrista Fugitives in Browns-
ville-Camargo Abandoned by Csval-
los-Excitement I'm Matamoros.
.... ., - BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 10, 1872.
The steamer San Juan arrived here tonight from
Camargo, which place she LEFT yesterday afternoon,
bringing General Coreas, stan and twenty men,
who are all OF the government force that escaped
from the disaster at Monterey out Of 1000. Cen
eral CevalOs met the advance OF QuirOga's army
at Cervallo on the 7th, and AFTER slight engage
ment refreshed to Mier, and thence upon Camargo,
closely pursued by the revOutiOnists, which place
he abandoned yesterday. and IL In full retreat on
MatamOrOs with less than 900 men. while Out
roRa,s rsvout ionists are said to exceed 1000. A
small party OF insurgents appeared to-day near
MatamorOs, and unless Cevalios reaches that
place within one or two days fears are enter
= e ss ag w
ros, and the greatest anxiety prevails to the
suit OF the present defeat OF the forces
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A Strike.-Strixcs arc Popular Just Now;
but the most popular il the strike for KNOWS
summer Hats Capital and labor both approve Of kNoAA
lwa
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A.-FOr q stylish and Elegant Summer
Dress HAT go 10 EsPENSCHEID Manufacturer lis Mag
IN strn
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With
out -ANNIiIILATOR cures Corns. &C. by mail &c.
DR. RICE. 30 broadway corner OF FULTON street.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl and 252 broadway, corner OF Murray street
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A.-IIerald Branch Once, Brooki i
Corner OF Fulton avenue ~ ASP NJ
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Belfast Ginger Ale-Cantreh q coch-
ranes Wno'e'A'' 8 IL SCRIPTURE. 81 Liberty stre.t
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At McLewce & Putna ms, 6O1 BroaaWsyf
the cheapest choice Gas Fixtures In the ciy Jun s"~
q
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. zAcHARlE, unios
saua
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4 Cooy. Delightful Ha irdressfng.'-Chev
,I1pp,s LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray hair,
s,ans ,ts falling out and Increases Its growth.
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For Making Root beer Use Knapp's
EXTRACT OF ROOTS. Get no other. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot J62 Hudson street.
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uats-WarnOck y Co.'s silver Pearl
,sIoare Hats only i've dollars. 6i9 Broadway.
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Amin Sr Co., Flag and Hammer MaAuA
ssc,rrars 90 and ion Fulton street. corner Of William
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Reports from
the Seat Of Revolution.
Details Of the Destruction Of the Juarez
Army In the Battle Of Monterey.
ALL KILLED OR SCATTERED.
Panic In Mier and Matamoros- People
Flying to the American Side.
CEVALL0S ACKNOWLEDGES DEFEAT.
The Victorious Rebels Marching on
* Mier and Matamoros.
A 4 UNrN N a
ALL KILLED OR SCATTERED.
The Victorious Rebels Marching on
Mier and Matanoros.
A DESPERATE BATTLE EXPECTED
TElEeRAM TO the NEW yoak HERALD

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YOM HERALD.
The HnsALD correspondents at the seat of
war have forwarded us the following special
dispatches: Els "a
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Great Reduc.
ton in the prices Tickets Orders filed, Prizes cashed
information furnished. Government Bonds negotiated
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. New York.
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vergnes' (the DiscOverer) Electro-Chcm-
ICAL BATHS Best remedy for rheumatism, Chronic
and Nervous Disorders 81 West sixteenth street
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2Sl and 22 broadway, corner OF Murray sues@
At McLewce Il Putnam ms, 6O1 BroaaWsyf
the cheapest choice Gas Fixtures in the cy Jan an
examine.
A.-IIeruld Branch ONCE, brookay
Garner Of Fulton avenue and Boerun street
Open rom a N. 70 2 :, ~
Amin .sr Co., Flag and Hammer MaNuN
facturers % and IOl Fulton street corner OF "ihsm
r..Y Dclirhtful Hairdressing. Chew
Alters LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray hair,
stops its falling out and increases iss CROWN
a-Uats-Warnock y Co.'S silver Pearl
cassnere Hats only i've dollars. 5ie Broadway.
ReiSast Ginger Ale-Cantren q Coch-
rane > ""' !. ii. SCRIPTURE, 81 Liberty stre.t
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged JOINTS All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, Union
square,
Corus Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With.
out Observation-Disclosures Corns, &C. by mail Soc.
DIR. RICE, 2l0 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
For Making Root Becr Use Knapp's
EXTRACT OF ROOTS Get other. Sold by all drug
gsts Depot y62 Hudson street Nt
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Great Reduc.
ton prices OF Tickets Orders filled, Prixes cashed
Information furnished. Government Bonds negotiated
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers 10 Walt street. New FORK.
vergnes' (the Discoverer) EIectro-Chcm-
and Nervous Disorders 81 West sixteenth street
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Pearaoa was announced; but hi, appear
ance had undergone complete change
lie no longer wore q joyous look, not
did he enter the room briskly, nor draw
bis chair close 70 Misc Gray He sca'c1
himself thoughtfullY on the sofa, and
heaved profound sigh.
Mr Pearson, said Mabel Gray
YOU seem melancholy Have | beer
unkind-in your dreams r.
ITO be treated coIdiy, night and day
10y the only being ! ever loved i9 roc
much to bear said Pearson Miss
Gray. have taskcd myself beyond my
powers imagined that could force
myself to dream that You loved me--bu'
last night proved the deception Not
content with rejecting me you actually
laughed at my despair. Methoueht that
but ! dare not trust myself to relate
my dream Suffice il to say that my
doom is sealed, and have nothing nov
10 hopeIor To morrow | start for the
Con.naff
" To morrow, said Mabel, turning
pale Leave us-do you say--to NOR
row ~
" Yes, said Pearson; "why should
delay lou have pronounced my sen
tcnce of banishment-and ! obey your
will "
"Mr. Pearson" said Mabel, "you
should not-nay, this is foolish But
own | pity you, and to show 1t, come
hero, and | will tell You a dream had
last night "
Pearson drew his chair close to hel
side
Il thought, said Mabel smiling
" that ! was standing At an alsar, attlred
as q bride The portraits Of all my ad
mirors were passed before me, so that
might fairly choose and IS soon as
hal done SO, the original was to present
himself before me
"WeIl. - said Pearson, almost breath
less with suspense, land yo1 chose
whom p
Listen, said Mabel The por
traits moved slowly along, aud | anxious
" awaited tho appearance Of one--thc re
scmblance of him who alone had posses
sion Of my heart At length it camc,and
uttered the name--but, alas, the orgl
nal came not
"And the name, said Pearson, eager.
II, " the name was
Oliver Pearson, said Mabel, look
ing down aud blushing,
The original is here before you. said
Pearson, rapturously taking her hand
" Mabel, do dreams always 60 by contra
ries r
Not always, said Mabel, sinking in.
to his arms.
." You do love me, tnen p said Pear
son, "and am not treated with con
tempt
Let this confirm il, said Mabel, TAX
ing the doubtful chain from her bosom,
and hanging Il "o"nd bis neck.
"Aud this MAS alHay, intended roi
me ?" inquired Pearson, smiling
At least. - said Mabel, cit was in
tended for no one else. - u drerley,
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Grants Friends Doubtful

The friends Of Grant whatever they
may affect are not sanguine, or in any
way confident as TO the result ofthe com
ing election for President in November.
They see in force before them an un
known political quantity, which they have
not hitherto combatcd in its full extent.
They know it is against them, and heav.
ily against them, bu, how much they can't
estimate We allude to the Republican
vote that will hc cast for Horace Gree
ley. For the FIRST time they are to test
the fuli strength OF that vote They
know that the Democratic candidates for
State aud county officers who ran against
the Republican nominees did not begin
to receive the vote that Mr Greeley per-
sonally will poll We DO not consider
the Republican vote for General Wiley
(Democrat,) fer Secretary Of Sta,e in
Ohio, or for Hendricks Democrat for
Governor in Indiana, the slightest indaN
to that which viii he given for Greeley
There Is not q man whom we have seen
who ,locs no, know, Of his own personal
knowledge. of Republicans who voted the
Republican State ticket in October who
will vote fQy Greeley in November. This
detection sYl change is universal. 1t
/ spreads all over the country. The Gran.
men cannot check it or guard against it.
The majority in Ohio TO be wiped ont is
almost contemplate in It's littleness. 1t
only amounts on members Of Congress
the best National test--to about $4,000
and on Secretary of State to 1900. A
change Of 1000 or 5000 votes on con-
siderable more than 100000 or about
one and half per cent, or four in
township, does the business, and does it
triumphautv, for Greeley. The Grant
mcu have known and estimate these facts
and hence their doubt and uncertainty.
They know they have only faced the first
! Iiustallmcnt Of the Liberal movement in
! Ohio, and that was sufficient to reduce
| their majority for Grant from 4l,t22 in
|lsGS vi hout tho $4,000 negroes that
have been since thrown in, to between
$4,000 and $4,000, with the negro vote
added. They are now 10 have second
installmcut ot the Republican vote for
Greeley, which, in our Judgment, is fully
as 'argc as that which came near winning
1.-the victory in October-large enough to
defeat them badly in NOyember-Cin.
knQHirer.
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Pianos Tuned.

DR0F. RRUUN wishes TO inform the cltErns oi
| Van Burcn and Fort Smith, that he is prepared
II Tune Pianos, Organs, Ne. ON short notice, Nlso'
will givc lessons in Music on Brass or string ln''ru
Hents ,nd on the Piano. ,
viii furnish Music for Parties, Balls, &C.. on short
notice. -,
Addre,. by ot,er or in person and prompt allSnMon
will be given, JAMS -
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Eg- During a late conference at W6r
cestcr the following conversation was
overheard between two newsboys; 81
say. Jim, what's the meaning Of SO many
minister's being here altogether Why,
am gered Jim. scorufully, "they always
NEE; once a year to swap sermons.
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POOLE & HUNT,
Manufacturers Of
Engines and Machinery.
Col. WIN. Il. BOURNE.

Formerly cf Fort smith, Arkansas, VIII M AZ,
sist me- In the duties Of my Agency | am
nrsnnred Ia make cash advances on all ship
mchts of Cotton to the House Of Messrs f. j.
Rphuys & Co. Baltimore. and will personal
iv guarantee to shippers as much per pound
,et, As they would receive by shipping t'
New Orlean, or New York markets.
G.. \. MEYER.
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas
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"HuNoRs or THE CANVASS The Nc-
yav, Ind, Democrat SAYS that Gen.
Grant received the following letter from
" Uncle Sam ~ a short time since
My DEAR NEpuEw---I have often of
late heard you accused Of taking partc-
ular care Of you relatives and take this
opportunity to rCfute 30 common an er.
ror.
1t must be evident to all honest think
ing men that you have neglected your
poor old uncle, and | am sure he has
claims upon your consideration. In my
most prosperous days, | educated you at
one Of my best schools, at my own ex
pGnse, and since have always kept you in
good position, when your conduct would
warrant it. Ia fact. l have made you all
you are, and would have made you all
YOU appear to be.
The following are few instances Of
your neglect, and | hope that in future
YOU will bo moro consideratc Of tho sul-
frages and inErmlies Of poor old man.
ask for bread; You gave me Senc-
ca sandstone, and this, with few Muir
phies and Lcetcs, and little disgusting
Porter, have been my diet, though you
know my poor old stomach cannot stand
such powerful deplotyes
My teeth failing through age, you gave
me a sot Of FAussEs DENTS that are eating
ont my very vitals
needed clothing, but you sent mo on
~ a STOCKING that ought TO be darncd.
You used up tho wool gathered by the
Freedmau's Bureau at my expense, TO
make Yourself comfortable nest for the
next four years.
You promised mo Cuba for a winter
residence but that met tho fate common
to Cubas in your hGnds--it ended in
smoke.
Oh! Ulysses, will YOU not shake %
some of the sHARrs that surround YOU
and at least make comfortable the last
days of your poor old UNCLE.
gy- An indulgent Kansas parent solo
| his cooking stove for Sll, IN order T.
take his thirteen children to the circus
| He SAYS q circus only comes two or thre'
| times year, and besides, he never had
much to cook on the stove, anyhow
gar There il well in Indiana whic'
keeps time like clock work AT precise
. ly two o'clock, nigh, aud day. it throws
up Jet OF water II is now over 81
! thousand feet deep, and is still being gor
ed with view 10 ultimate oil.
" My son, SAID = fond papa. who W.
/ locking over the lesson his son had nc
| cItsd tuat day, how did YOU manag,
when your teacher asked you to tpes
| metampsychosisy p "OL father, sail
tho boy, Il just stood spcllbound ~
H94- " Who wss the mocksst man, m
! SON p said tho superintendent Of boy'l
Bible class in this state " Moses, sir.
d. Vely well, my boy; aud who was th'
meekcst woman p Please sir, there
never was no mcckest woman.
ES- A link boy asked Dr.. Bargoss,th
preacher if he would have a light IN,
my child, said the doctor, Il am on'
of the lights of the world. q" wish
then, reDlicd the boy, "you were hun.
LAT the end Of the alley, tor 1t is a very
dark one
The Van Buren press., 1872-10-29

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