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cllncd respectfully TO do IT, thought the samc thing
would be allowable here go, , ., =,
tends the Ring, and pretty much all Of them and Il
counsel for them | don't think IL comes with very
GOOD grace from HIM to assall me as the tool OF NE
Tic Court~if nc officers see anybody making any
denominations Of dleapprobation Or applause u VII
before The court The officers will distribute themselves
among the audience.
District Attorney Garvin suggested that the
plea drawn with care and comprising forty-1ve
paees, could not be disposed OF at once; ... D..
go over, let him make suggestion.
TIME OBTAINED.
Jys. nj =is.. .s..csHey npl1 lk -hAsR II uend
oyer D sHs Tgt b Sss, sh o me subject not even
stating what the plea s 1t IL impossible for any ono 70
examine forty pages and ascertain what they are IN
Mr. McKeon-Iask for an adjournment over to time
certain. ,,.--.,,---,.
this plea until We know what II Is.
The Court-Tnc case will be continued until to.mor
row morning. That Is all that If necessary.
The belligerent' counsel sat down and look
ceeded 10 hear other business. The prisoner
was soon after removed by the side door and
returned to the Tombs. The crowded audience
followed as soon as permitted To retire, and the
excitement terminated.
THE POINTS OF sToKEs's FLEA.
After Judge Garyin had read the plea he sum-
married. the points as follows
seventh plea trial before jury Request TO Judge Car
dozo TO subject findings to jury and his denial That
2Sdge JaTao,o drscsd yea sen not be reserdeG there
has been no trial Asks another trial before he Is
qulred TO plead.
"This." said Judge Garvin TO Sun reporter
last evening, "is one, OF the most IemaIkable
documents ever produced In the English Ian
Quag0."
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BRovN.- EllzA Brown aged - ycars, months, and
friends and relatives are respectfully Invited TO AZ
tend the funeral from her late residence at Mott Haven.
on Friday, May "a.
BALDWfN, On "Wednesday. May g, Josephine a.
BALDWIN aged % years, months. and l2 day.
fully invited To attend the funeral frday, May ~
at +, NJ, from the residence q her htotlernlaw,
CULLEN Mary Reiley, wife Of Jeremiah cullen,
native Of the parish Of Mullenlough. county LongfOrd
Ireland. In the Nth year Of her age, ,
The relatives and friends are yted To attend the M
neral from her late residence I'd and tJth st. on
;. -..@ss.S =, Ma 81 si! -. .se " 49,. 80, u. . -
Of dropsy the Hon RSedcr " CLARK. He Was a Mem
Der of Congress from the sixth ono District from 1854
TO l,6s, and was then appointed Third Auditor OF the
southern District Of ohio. He had been invalid foI
GAiIiGAN. In Brooklyn, on wednesday, May 20
Alice Galgan, widow OF Michael Galgan native Of
years.
dcuCc corner HOyt and Butler Sta brooklyn, on Friday
afternoon, at O'Clock NJ. to calvary Cemetery.
SIMMONS On Tuesday, May y, at her late residence
80 iS9 East llGth St Auna A, wife Of George snOur
n the Dth year Of her age.
Relatives and ficuds Of the family src invited 20 AZ
tend the funeral, from 81 iauls Roman Catholic
Church, il1th st.. where requiem high mass Sill b'
celebrated on saturday morning, At ~ O'Clock.
Dearest mother thou ha' lrit 4s,
And thy loss w. dtrpy feel.
But us God who hauO u.r, us,
He uII our rOrfI I.It'.
GA1GtS-Ou Thursday, MAY 90, bridget GGtiuA, =
natyc ~ the county Donegal Ireland isrd oil Ieart and
iGe friends " the family also Of her sons Pctcr and
Michael are respectfully requested To- attend the ~.
urday May Is, at ~ o'clock precisely. Her remains
viii be inferred Ia Calvary Cemetery; 900
KELLY On the 10Th Of March lhllip Kelly, BANK
st. lelnPlemorc, county TpperAp Ireland aged e
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burly figure Of the merry knight, falslaf and
round about this statue will Mt the slight forms OF
slender and Shaliow and Dogbcrry. TO those who
chance TO tread these walks by moonlight the ghost
the Royal Dane mar shape itself from the VapOrs Of the
night ana again disappear Put may the sound of bat.
Tie never be heard here nor the heritage be taped oy
he rude heel OF the popuace In Its fury 10 disturb the
fairy court Of oberon anu Titana and scare tine hue
people from their dances on the greeutNard 49,.
Tu memories and associations Ike those on which
have dwct We devote this spot from hcncefUrth and
forever.
the YOUNGER MAGICIAN.
MIR Thomas orchestra then executed Mem
delssohn's "wedding March" after which
Edwin booth recitcd r. n. Stoddard's poem OF
shakespeare" Mr. Booth was never In better
voice. and az he raised his eyes during the re-
cdassna ~ .Iila QrsfIg- u2uTp 2,yIurs hi!a, ~
ter. Though this was the last feature OF the
ceremony, u was not the less appreciated, and
the favOrite young actor received his well
merited share Of the applause OF the enthusiastic
throng.
Tho ceremony was concluded with the over
ture 20 Julius Cesar" rendered by the or
chestrn.
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Tb. Plain. oc Dutchc.- Anrc.

BEERMAN, Dutchess county, May 2l-
There IS q perfect revolution In politics In
Dutchess county, and Farmer Greeley Is gaining
ground daily. Here in Beekman, ex-County
Clerk Wilson Sheldon, a hot Republican, is one
Of Greeley's greatest admirers. A few days ago
he was not only on the fence, but away up tree,
overlooking the entire political field but to-day
he came down, and now swears he'll vote for
Greeley in preference TO Grant. Away down In
East Fishkill I hear OF such strong Democrats AS
John 5. Emans yociferatng loudly for the Chap
paaua Sage. Albert =. Emans has also come out
hat-footed for the Tribune philosopher. In
Poughkeepsie, our county seat, the leading
Democrats say give us Greeley by all means.
vention TO endorse his nomination. Ben Hicks
who formerly led the Democrats through many
a nerce nght, Is loud In his praises of Greeley,
and has already barganed for a white hat: Geo.
Y. PeltOn ~ strong Greeley man, as = also the
Democratic ex-Secretary OF State, Homer A.
A.ison. The iatter's brother John. thinks Gree
lev is all right, and hopes for his endOrsement.
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"'s = l'r-tJ'1'r5,t q I'M %.
'h'ep 'h' run oi emu
suehcrs aII-'he S'a'e heeu' pone oi em'
A'o'rnupo's' theres more 'hah lhree 'on OF en-
humougs, every son OF q suh OF th'
Od Danuy "tant'
Ihe BOSS Oormoraht'
Feathers his nest in the Covlngtoh Foh omeei
Of'lhe L'O'
Hunkey boy on spree)
DraWe on MS pal IN an ihlnoh coah omeei
half the connections OF Lyses esn Ooe' ONCE
Corbins and Dents
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HORSE NOTES.

The Sporting Ls E; says a Il, that Baron RotPschd
with Dutch Skater.
The stuffed frame Of the once famous Patchen
has been sold 10 the Mcssrs. Wright OF Fox Corner,
Young Uiram woodruff drove Darkness and
Jessie Wales when they troted the fastest mile double,
on record. Time, 22ih.
Mr., j. B Herrcks horse trotted around the
IhatOn, carry ng two men In 2l1 The total weight OF
The phaeton and men was Cji pounds.
The stables Of Messrs: Jennings and Garney ar
rived at Jerome Park on Monday last from Mcmghis,
Race. She looks IN good health and condition.
Any ,turfman having an interest in the troattlng
S As sRh en- ner Sch Of Re n s same y r
purse, but he cannot start both in the same race.
The lopg-taksd Of and exciting trottI9g match
ana Ajax foT no o6 side bal forfeit, has been At asl
over the oakland Trotting Park, Oakland. Cal.
Capt Rutser Is on the, drive every fine, after
noon with one or the other OF his good looking HANDLE
horseman who is lu OF new ideas lie has his horses
sNely
Commodore Vanderbilt is on the drive every
nne afternoon behind his celebrated team Mountain
very fast in brush the Lane and are hard to beat
as se Commodore always goes to the front like an old
ttager.
A splendid suit Of horse clothing, and a beau
tiul set OF gold motgd harRess ere 10 ne presented 10
heat n haTness ~ public hls season. The prileis ot
Park.
The English Jockeys, George Barbee and Lud-
wick Hughes, Who we're procured for Mr. John Cham
berlin have arrived here. George Barhce was Jockey
for Count De La Grange before arOhe up his stable,
since which he has been win Mr., . smith, the owner
Of Paguuiu, BNrhce has ridden two winners In Eng
land this LudWlck Hughes has been riding for W.
&, Bennett, the owner OF Dalbyi the winner OF the
| Chester up IN 1868 ana 1866.
| Mr. W. Il. Babcocks horses have arrived At
Long HrgNoh from Ncw orleans. ON the journey they
were considerably injured, owing TO the gross careless
Of railway officials, Hembuld was badly cut a out
| the head, and one Of his hooks bruised, while Nellie
Ransom knocked about 50 that she Will proba ~
TO be thrown out of training for some tlme, hf,
Bahcock about TO bring action against the railroad
company, and make them pay for the eupable negli
| gence OF their servants.
Col Dickey. the genial California driver and
trainer has In his stable at Fleetwood thirteen hyers'
all shO wing good condition In his string the cele
bTated Darkness and Pnpton black geldngs, In train.
| Ing for double team races. Col Diekey Is the nrst
driver who ever drove OF troting horses In 23O
his stable are the dun geding a. l. for with record
of 2a5 o. a. W. II, Taylor, with record OF 29 brown
Hambletonian mare SIX years old, record but very
brown star no name or ree9sd; elkat year, 9ld
/ record VI 2'2sI1,
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An Old-Timc Tnmmnny Man speaking Out
for DIR. GreeIcy.

To ne Eiror or ne sun.
SIR: respectfully ask permission to LAY
through your extensively read journal that l
have been forty years a resident Of New York
city, that 1 have been thirty-nye years Of that
time an answering Tammany Hall Democrat,
and that. God willing, shall give my best sup
port to and vote for the nominees of the late
Cincinnati Conventon-Horace Greeley and ID.
6ratz Brown.
In supporting Horace Greeley, no Democrat
lurrenders one particle OF his Democratic
political faith for with the election OF Mr..
Greeley to the Presidency OF the United States
we shall wipe out Grantlsm, with It's folltes,
faults, and crimes, save our country from total
demoraliz alton and ruin, and restore our great
republic to its once proud and enyiable position.
After having sincerely served In the ranks Of
he Democracy for nearly a lifetime. claim that
I have right to urge my fellow Democrats, and
. Especially sh-AmerlCan Dem0crats, TO muster
II serried ranks "a tue support or tnd only utagt
.he success Of which would utterly rout the
rant-gift-enterprisc crew. which has been al
'eady too long junketing on the vitals OF the
ldUnn.
Onward, then. for Greeley and Brown! On
yard for the champion OF Universal Amnesty,
fHl Service Reform, and Une-1erm Presidency.
Away with the corrupt Military Rng-"their
Generals, colonies, lieutenants, and the rest Of
hem" THOMAS WnEELAN QRIsH Tom.
NEW YORK, May 81, 1872.
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Live stock Market.

dull and compared with Monday prices ruled fully Nc
n n. net lower. Fair Texans we're selling AZ OStc,
and medium to prime native steers at "a l2Hcwith
the bulk Of the sales at close to IKE The rec.lpt
were 2Oo9, making 2,iss since Monday, against 2N io'
the same time last week.
Fst shesred sheep were nrm and unchanged and were
sold readily at 6kttsc n. Lambs on the decline,
Including a load from Texas, and cars from Nr'
ginla the sales were at i0siHc. D with few extra
and fancy Jersey lambs at i5l6c The arrivals were
s6ss making $3.50 since Monday, against i3Sf Tor tha
same time last week. ,,,, i.
Veal calves fell on about Hc n, and closed dull AZ
case NJ for mlkfed, and t@5c for grassers and but
teunnk fed Receipts were i.u2j, making 2g1ol since
Monday, against 2.lO0 for same time last week
There were sales of live hogs for lack OF oherngr
but siaughterers could have paid 4Sdihc. n, aud
perhaps Ike. for smooth Illinois. Dressed hogs wsrs
weaker aud closed at 5dG6Ac. Recellte were out,
making i5s5 since Monday against ii6o for the sans
inns las WOE
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Thc Sow Jcr.cy pemoeraey for Greeley.


The New Jersey Democracy for Greeley.
To ne Edi0r Of The sun.
SIN: noticed an article in the New York
World few days ago, saying that about the
only support Horace Greeley had in this State
was among the Democrats, and that so far ne
the Republican party was concerned, It was
nearly unit for Grant. Wen, now, that may be
so. but do not believe WORD Of IL. In fact
have met n number ~ Republican friends In
the city and Gnd them nearly equally divided
Ia their views,
y =, = IL! ~; - '& Nh, =
through the. northern part especially he VIII
lind plenty of Greeley Republicans, and what Is
more. they are the principal men OF the party
men of standing and influence, not postmastors
iorlty OF the Democrats of New Jersey are In Ia
Vor of endorsing Greeley ut Baltimore {;
at any. rate they are willing 70 walt
matter over. They know Horace Greeley 70
he good, honest man. They know that he
would make an excellent President because
dead issue, settled long ago. and do agree with
him now, Ia no reason why he would not make a
suitable candidate and worthy OF their support.
Aletter platfnrul WA peXev prescnted 70 the
American people than the one formed at Gin
cinnati, and any man who loves his country bet
ter than his party will not hesitate To endorse IL.
Can the Uorid name "A man who would carry out
the principles laid down at Cincinnati better or
more honestly than Horace Greeley. As far a.
| the counsel Of the New York World Is concerned,
we have had enough II that In times past IL
may he the organ of the Democratic party in
this State, but IL Ia certainly not in New jersey.
We elected honest Joel Parker last ia for Gov
ernor by handsome majority, and we can near
| ~ double that majority Tor Horace; oid Demo
cratic Sussex will give him 700 at least To start
-- Tl-a-Ii. -.l5saag aathc ar.GIrana, Gen GE;,S.
In disguise. but could II do more 20 further his
interest than il Is doing at the present timef
y Sussex COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
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Gerry lots sales $50 bhds ST. Cror and $50 hhde Barba5
does on private terms and 80 hhds. do. at iSc Mc1
very dull but steadily held sales $50 bags Rangoon ~
07Kc. sugars-Rawsq squet but firm at skSsxc foT fsis
to good refining sales 80 hhds., mostly CUBA Gems
trifgsi M iOHc s60 bags Laeusyra private tcrnsI
and 29} hhds. meadO at OAc. rehncd hrr ana IN las
demand at Rke l2he. for hards the outside for pow.
dcred.
PRovIsIoYs- Pork fairly active but at easier prices
June, tlsss for July. tii 80 tii5 for Augnst and
tiO for september also In jObblng way, old mes at
f3.i5 aud new extra prime Beef aud beef hams nrIn
Bacon In moderate demand sales 80 bxs. city ICED.
cured at 1NG1Le for long clear and Skc. for ehoft
clear. Cut meats outlet few lots q smoked hams
sold AZ iiGtiNc. Lard hrm sales 100 tcs. At sHwhtc
for prime city and Western. and lice for ptimg
winter Western steam, May and June delivery Dressed
hogs easier: pigs &C. Butter weak Western i1ts2ic.
stkCg ga Sq nsih @gssSe. Che so SIni fseeLrJ |s
i5c. Eggs range from 15g lbc
srvDRIEs- Petroleum dun. with q sale Of rehnd re-
ported al 23Ac crude 10 bulk nominal At lSalSkc;
Rosin easier sales eO1 bbls $3.50 for strained and
S5etG for No and nale. Spirits turpenlne nrm or'
less active sales $50 bbs a. 63c Tor whole ana lo
bling parcels. Tallow dull choice city sold M yHc.
WhIsIey nrmer az eagOIIc Freights dull tlu bslea
OF cotton By steam to Liverpool At d several peuo
cum charters were made at full retes
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Arrixed-rnursp.Y. May %.

steamship Acushnet, New Bedford, mdsc. and pass.
Steamship Tybee, San Domingo City ndsc anu pass
Steamship Mina, Antwerp, ndse. and pass.
BARK Agenora, Catbaricn sugar.
Bark Abraham, Liverpool, salt ,-,-
Bark James welsh, Barbados. sugar nnd m0lhstt'
Bark Kong Oscar, Havana. sugar.
Bark POlykarp, swansea, railroad iron.
Bark Fannie, Matanzas, sugar,
Bark Elizabeth, Ponce, r. Rs sugar. ..,-
Brig Nancy Ross. Port lugwood and f1etlc.
Brig Anna, 81. Johns, y. r., sugar.
Brig Henry Trowbridge Kingston, ia, logwood, &C.
brig Dahaem, Trinidad. sugar.
Brig Don Quixote, Remedies, sugar.
Brig II. Ingenac, Cicufuegos, sugar.
lyrig Velocity, Cicnfuegos, sugar.
Hrig n. H. Wright, Mantanzas, sugar.
brig Clara NJ. Goodrich, Sagua, sugar and molasses
Brig Baracouta, Sagua, sugar.
Schr Old chad, Harbor Island, fruit.
Schr Georgietta Aux Cayes, coffee.
Schr =. Motion. Naracatbo coffee.
schr Equation Eleuthera, pncapplcs.
Sclr &. r.. Elmer, Cedar Keys, Fla, cedar.
Schr Mary ID. Leach, BaracOa, fruit
Schr Laura, jacksonville, lumber.
schr Nelly Potter Washington, ~ c, naval stores.
schr John Lenthal Mosquito Inlet, Tia. i've oak.
Also the usual riyer anu coastwlse vessels.
sAttED-stcamships Nemesis for Bremen Cimhr
Hamburg CITY Of New York, Liverpool; South Anne
ca, lilo Janeiro; Missouri Havana.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
MovILE, May 23.-Anglii, New York.
CurtsrIANsANp, May 23.- FRANKLIN, New York.
QCEENsrowN. MAY 9.-Kcdnr Boston.
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in England because II promotes English trade.
We accept the opposition as an augury Of his
triumph n he be another Thiers, so much the
better reason for his elevation to the more than
imperial chair Of the Presidency. Thiers found
hi. country In ruins. he has led II through or
ganization to prosperity. America abounds In
wealth but that high prestige which once en-
circled her name has been abased. Be ~ gwen
to Horace Greeley to eNalt II again, and to rem
der anew the name Of the Republic ofthe West a
word to thrill mankind, the synonym OF liberty
without license, Of lofty honor and spartan v,r-
tue, as it was in the days ofthe Great Tribune.
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CoNuo~ Pts. TsEs-Nos. ~ a. els 81 g. u, b
H. ss w. loo, iiO, III, us, 49, lis. - - ..
CoNuos PtsA.-TEilL TERa-Pstt Nos 1919, iisi lSl,
1870 1855, issi 9lis 2qg 1885 gso glss 7c gs. ISL 5eS
99le g7a s9ss alO7 q2ss 2iss, qssi f31 1879 iS
qlsI gl7t mn s2s 9i0i ifs6, 9iss S9s NIe Y5li
95si 9sa 1890 gisi 9s, russ, itS qiS N61 1884 H''
sryss,or corsr Trtlt rsuN-Psr Mos, if1I 1874 iiss
iss7 1889, 1913, isss is84 1856, 1885, 1871. - -. =.
surssys cogRr cH.ssrt. -Ne' 81 ~ 81 ~ ~, w. "'s'
SurtsNH CovRr CncrH Part INos 1882 1oi2 ~ ffe y
9'So siq -, tss ~, i4 7see, lSs W lls gs As SO
ga S9i sli4 Si3? 33i also 10, 9i5 35s, Seo Ses, so
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strnGur Corr CtRcUrrart LNot ses5, si05 less, wv
9sii 1871 g1Ol 5oiq, 8i5 i1l 1896 3gt a6ii l6J, aS
9565 ggsJ sJ5i, 31ii, 3o13, s01g asl, 1855, j9i3
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NOUL1ON- -PlI DGEMAN.-On Tuesday. May a. At
the residence Of the brides mother, Astoria, l. by tho
Rev Edmund Cooper, George A. MOulon, Of this city.
to Emma, daughter Of the late Andrew Bridgeman.
SMARfFtGl ER-QU AC kENBlS SH,-ln 81, Georges
Church, schenectady, May H. by the Rev. Dr. Payne.
Georgr Il. Swarhgucr. Of schenectady, TO Esther r.,
only daughter 0i A. NJ. Quackenbush, ksq Of san FIAn
a.
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Orange County for Horncc Greeley.

n Nf Ldl0F " Tie san.
SIR; have just gone through all parts
Hthis county, and have conferred with a large
humber Of the most prominent politicians Of
10th parties.
This county gives habitually from seven hum
ired TO nine hundred Republican majority; but
tls the opinion OF the most intelligent that II
Horace Greeley Is supported by the Democrats
le will receive here from three thousand to ave
thousand more votes than Grant.
There are many towns In which he will have a
majority Of the Republican voters.
The officeholders here are ostensibly for Grant
,ut in reality for Greeley.
The prevailing sentiment among the Repuhli-
ans is that Grants case Is hopeless, and that he
iusht not to be nominated at Philadelphia.
goshen, May -. +. A. c.
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At an immense Greeley ratification
meeting held in bloomington, H., recently,
l.lell iGgn Coy. Palmer was read Z which Z ihe
Governor said:
Horace Greeley, whose name Is household
word throughout the republic, Is admitted 10y
all to be an honest, patriotic man. He Is the eni-
bodiment OF energy, industry, and fidelity TO his
convictions of right. lie Is earnest, sincere, and
disinterested. He venerates, and what Is more,
he understands, the Constitution and laws OF his
country, and II elected to the Presidency would
hold them as the limit well as the source OF
his powers. He would he magistrate and not
aspire 10 he a ruler. lie is committed to the
-alutary rule Of one term for the President, and
will not ithe II chosen, subj rdinate all public
interests to the end Of securing for himself a
reNleNtIOn,
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Court Calendars ,hi. Day.

Furniture, carpets. and bedding. An immense
stock and low prices at n. NJ Covperthwal l53 that-
ham 81. Weekly and monthly payments taken.-dir.
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A Boy of Fourteen Convicted of Nam
slauldter.

BOSTON, May 23.-In the Superior Criminal
Court to-day. Thomas Murphy, aged u. who fatally
stabbed George Thornton, lad Of i2, was found guilty
Of manslaughter. He was recommended to the mercy
Of the Court and sentence was deferred.
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A Greedy, Mercenarv soldier Described by
JuniuH,

II Is Just nbOut CtnturV since Junlus
described the Marquis of Granny Ia the follow
Ing words
IT has lately been the fashion to pay com
pllnent to the bravery and generosity OF the
iommnnder-in-Chiefa at the expense OF his I'M
derstandug They who love hiln least make no
question of his courage, while his friends dwell
chiefly ON the facility OF his disposition, Adj
mitting him TO be as brave az a total absence OF
all feeling and reflection can make him, let us
see what sort OF merit he derives from the re-
accumulate In his own person and family NUM-
ber OF lucrative empluyments; TO provide at the
public expense for every creature that bears the
name OF Manners; to heap promotions upon his
fayorites and dependenta, the present Com
mander-in-Chief 10 the most generous man
aliye.'
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MAR RIED.

RATES. In London, May 2s, Mrs. Anna Swan Raics
better kuoNn as the Nova scOtiau Iautts- dAgStti
nf ~ IriImn
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What Frank blair Thinks of the situation


on MOutdg MGY %.
The country is sick and tired of the rule
of bayuuets and the robbery Of military rings,
of the mOCkery Of elections under martial law.
The old spirit OF Independence Is aroused; the
fires Of liberty have hcen rekinkled party tram
mels have been broken and cast aside and the
craving for peace and "A return to the safeguards
Of the Constitution has been signalized In the
recent uprising of the honest ard earnest Re
publicans In their Convention at Cincinnati and
by the nomination Of man for the Presidency
whose name Is a symbol Of reconciliation be-
tween the sections and between the races.
The alacrity with which this overture has
been accepted by the white people OF the South
will demonstrate to all candid men that the
white people Of the South have no hostility 20
northern men, who have ceased to perseCute
them, on account Of their devotion to the Union
during the recent war. And this must open the
way 10 a reconciliation between the sections Of
Tho support ~ Horace Greeley, the earliest
and most earnest friend Of the cOlOrcd race, by
the white people Of the South, must convince
even the most ignorant negro that they have no
intention Of depriying them of their rights and
liberties, and will thus produce RECONCILIATION
between the races Of that unhappy region. He-
cancellation Will give us peace-not the peace
proclaimed by our military ruler, which has
come from the tOrpor of despotism, but the
peace produced by reconciliation between the
laIring sections of our country and between
the exasperatel races Of the ruined South.
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Co.,ars Externinators aud Insect Powder KIN rate
roachvt, bcdbGgs, moths COsrAR CO., gS1 Centre 1t.
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sNOwDON.-In Roston. May %, by Judge Morton,
lyutna Aun SuoW don from James SNOW don. Caust,
adultery. The petitioner awarded the custody of
heI Guild and also allowed to resume her maiden name
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Money deposited In the Mutual Beneht saw
inRs bank tsun building, opposite CITY HlD will draw
S per cent interest commencing on the nrst oil every
mOnth.-Adp.
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Egyptian Hair Coioring.-oniy prcparntion re-
commended Ivy physicians, minister, anu chcihtt, ~
perfeg tly safe and encctual.
The sun., 1872-05-24

Nntnrc rnr srt has no better remedy for sumInt
complaints than Milliams's jamaica Ginger.
The sun., 1872-05-24
HIRTHS.

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tonic " sold by Az groCers aud druggists.