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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-11-30

Bones are now dug up out of
the ancient tombs in Egypt,
and sent to. England for ma
nure. 1t is therefore not i'm
probable that the bones of a
Pharoah may enrich the hop
gardens of Kent, almost real
izing Shakespeare's lines, that
Caesar, dead and turned to
clay, might stop a hole to keep
the wind away"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

sloepmD SsE Bedford S.s ndlsr Lee, Marble
sa'as, s' LSSsi ns Patsss
Frank DOW Boston, Porter 5arEGashs, Pay
{Sssss ssiss S$ Ss
g gsfres doacester; Whitshsuss Fsrnam Bostsnl
sss Ss
S sdsn s: Erie ssha Esa Fer
Hamilton, New YORK; Silver Lake Reed BaltmSre
Rsrs SssssSa %a S @
eaoR fh sshsf; TSS%psop Chiffon wnsow
aess edeesin casce Lodge Pierce Ezanehper
nn ssb ess s% Sq hHss fsf
SSs '2 ss Gregory ss'@ Sss
brig Wild Horse MacO%aner fcinss,
dGesskf Fm Nsw
ssasst.s MoSdnaB sondest i Gould Baker and
sss.ssss Monte.
sa. xr 9Ssdes sssrs Pointer Baker
louisa Smith, WEI from
,dSa s Jones' As1qna
knapp VIM voorS Goldsmith aayer AaSs Hss
nsy wd x%TsGn Kate
EsSy ssanae5s s%.S New 2 2s%s' GEO
Bath: jsmss JsSstt SoS%Ss Ssl,ss aasia Kelley
and Bryant
ss Fss ss, oes
FsS oa
Bourne New York Below, schr Jameson, from Rock
'RooKPoRT, May lo-oleared, schr L Knight McTn-
81 fo
TSEa2H s May zafsSs ssnes auaa
22d-Arrived, steamship San Jacinto Hazard, New
saSS7 FSgT RE- ha Dsaee zp Ssg T ssn. St Elmo
wm a Mary Iii sz Rs
phia, Gen Sheridan, stewart Port Johnson Waterloo,
9lF Frank bark As9isn ys% S
Sss 5 s ssssy EssSsSoss sssns sn ass
Fass Rondout Anna Frye Smith Psngh k ; Eliza
S Sfae os fGn'
scSr John stoskha%, Price fhadepSia
sbsSs War rn% ehr Mary
sToTISdToS May .sTAAirived, sshrs weegs.
MsS sssrs
son for Bath Addie Bryant HobSken for HeWturypoEt
ssi
2d-Arrived, schooners Gilderseeye, Port johnson
for Boston, Clara Rankin, do Ipswich Charles Saw.
YER Washington DC, Portland Intrepid Portland for
New York with the loss Of anchor and fathoms OF
chan).
sailed-Brig Hattie B, schooners L Leonard Alaska,
Marshall, w French II Metcalt, Hannah Willets,
Rescue, Henry Adelport A Hammond and NJ Htrout
WILMINGTON, May 21 AR bark shanghae (NG),
Cleared-Schrs Lucia Murchison Jones, New York;
Hattie Sampson Davis, Boston, Carlton, Aubury, Mas
| sau.
| WAREHAM, May 20-Arrived. schrs John Randolph,
Robbins Hoboken; Minnie, Kinney, Philadelphia Niger,
Smith, Kondout
| WARREN, May 21-Saied schrs Mary Mifin, Ferris,
| and Treasure, Taylor, New York
| WEXFORD May 2l-Saied schr j Fl Y0umans, Cook,
| New York.
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WELCOME TO REV. DIR. ST0RRS.

rhe congregation Of the Church OF the Pilgrims
Toasted their eyes and gladdened their hearts last
evening in a reception given by their PASTOR Rev.
DR.. storrs who has just returned to his flock after
m absence OF eighteen months In Europe. The
joyful reunion occurred in the comodious schoo
room attached to the church, Henry street, corner
OF Remsen, Brooklyn. The apartment was decorated
with rich profusion Of rare flowers, wrought into
pppr0pria notices and devices The attendance of
ladieA nd gentlemen OF the church very large,
despite the great fall Of rain without doors. DR..
6torrs made his appearance, looking much I'm
proved In health, about eight O'Clock, and was
surrounded by his Pensioners, who shook him
warmly By the hand and babe him welcome, while
the hall wss hooded with music prepared for the
occasion. subsequently Mr.. Buck, on behalf OF the
Pilgrims, formally welcomed DR.. Storrs. The rev.
erend gentleman feelingly responded thanking
God for His mercy and protection during his travels
and okpreseiag his affection and regard for his
Congregation whose love had 80 fully tested and
whOee~ worth re deeply felt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 90, 1872.
CLEARED.

steamship Manhattan Br), Price, Liverpool vis Queens
cimpa s ha%su1s
stesylshp city Of Merida Deaken' Havana and Vera
Steamship Metropolis, Cashier, Hamilton, Bermuda
Steamship Victor, Gates, Key West and Gaseston-C
steamship Montgomery, Faircoth, savannah-R Low
Steamship Georgia crowel Charleston--H R Morgan
wsssT SSGrs City Point and
Steamship Wanisutta, Fish, New acknowledgement 4
ship Laurens, Snow. Dunkirk-snow 4 Burgess
ship Golden Rule Hall, Callao.v II Brown h Co
Ship John Bunyan, Gilmore. Turks Island-Carver d
Bark Adam ,sedgwlck Br), Harmon, Queenstown
bark RcInhold (Nd} Rcick, Konigsberg- Punch, Edge
j Bark Unn Nor), Andersen, Alexandria EsypD-Funch
BARK Antolnetta dtap, Jaccarini Gibraltar and &c
eoyannlna daD, Calfano, Gibraltar for orders
Bark Annie Gray, Eaton, oardsnasIJ Ms'G Ward
Bark De zaldo, Miller, ssgua la arande 4c--wayde
Bark Morning Star Orr, Waugh St Jago de cuba-way
,,BaTg sam Sheppard Br,, Evans, Cherryned- Walsh
Brig David Busbee, Showers, Corunna and Cadiz-car
Brig r ] (Br) Landry, St Johns Nj, New London
-Hatton, Watson Co -
Brig Morning star Br, Barker, Windsor, Ns-smpson
Brig II Seavey, Mudget Galvcston-E Stackpole
Schr Waite Aylesward, Lasuayra and Campeachy
-Marcial h Co.
schr Annie Holton, Gordon, Tampico-Evans, Bah 4
90.
schr Isaac Oliver, scanncl, Aux Cayes-Youngs, Smith
d Co.
schr Adelia CBr, Gilatt, Moose River, Ns-Heney a
Pprker.
schr David Ames Amcs satila River- S Ingraham 4
Co.
Schr J Vaughan, Vaughan, Richmond va-Slaght 4
retty
schr Martin, Daniels, Richmond, va-slaght
Petty
schr Franklin Bell, saxton Washington, DC-slaght
Petty.
schr Annie Lewis Dayton, Washington, DC-slaght 4
Petty.
schr Keokuk, Gates, Portsmouth, NH-S,mpson, Clapp
4 Co.
schr Island City, Allen Gloucester 4 Robin
son.
schr Margaret, Clark, East Boston-Moss Ward.
Schr I Kemp, Kemp We6eet
Schr Sam Weller, BrOckway, Hartford.
Schr J II Mitchell, Morrill,, Stamford.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Foster, Baltimore
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Z G Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols Philadelphia.
steamer Florence, Cotrell, Newport
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 23 1e72-TR1pLE SHEET

rnsrs Sherman Fan River for Sss 3OSr
sehr Horizon, Pawtucket for Rondolt
schr w sS rre Boston r q S New r With stone
sr S f Ry Hap P9ySS s ssw
sehr Harriet Lewis, Bunce, Providence for Ezabeth
sshr Maria Su Snow Pgoylasnee sar New YORK; xGrk
sem eh ES or New
schr SARATOGA, Weeks Providence for New York;
sehf ida Accabe, Peacock, Middietown for Philadel-
schr Mary Rice, Rice. Hartford for Newark
ss nary % KCs a or S New
sehr Peter Ritter Ritter Hartford for Brooklyn with
sch schr Geo Downing, Mott Genwood for New York
scr Hall Cow Bay fer Ss ty 4e sana for New
schr Fancy Fowler Greenwich for New York, with
Sch, Aimon Bacon Crosby City Islaud for Elizabeth,
schr A Cnda, Howe, Providence for New YORK.
shr New hsyeh n .Sr New o Ne@ York
sehr Win McCobb Loveland City Island for Elizabeth
.schr Comstock, jackson, Georges Banks for New
schr Samuel Ripley, New Haven for New York.
schr Hannah Chase Thompson Portland for New York.
schr sas Brainard, Buell. Portland for New York, with
schr sajlie Burton Palmer, Stamford for New York.
sehr Richard Morre Ferris Greenwich for New York.
steamer ospray, Kenney FAN River for New York,
steamer Abatross Davis FAN River for New York, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish. New York for New Bedford
Brig Amelia Ann. Clark New York for Halifax, Ms.
Schr Mary Ann Predmore Hart Elizabethpor for Pro-
violence.
Schr War Steed Heaney, Rondoutfor Boston.
Schr Anderson, Johnson Hoboken for New Haven
Schr Waterman, Lindsay, Newburg for Fall River
Schr Eagle, Chase, Port johnson for Somerset.
Schr VIM + Burden Newburg for Providence
Schr Forrest McAllistcr. Elizabethport for Boston
Schr Gilbert Green Fisher Newbnrg for Fall River.
schr Reading RR No 49, Baldwin, Port johnson for
Bridgeport
scir i Sherman. Phinney, weehawken for Boston.
schr Jacob Raymond Brown, Elizabethport for Provi
dence
schr Bodine, Browne Elizabethport for Providence.
schr Alley Dyer Cummings New York for Province
town.
sehr Edward Lindsay Gin, Elizabethport tor Norwich
Schr Red Wing, Taber New York for Noank.
Schr i Wheeler, Harper, New York for Middleown.
Schr Silverhees Newman, Port Johnson for Salem
schr Charles Rogers Mayo Elizabethpor for Rockport
Schr Chief, Hart, EliZabcthport for Providence.
Schr Gen Marion New York for Rockland.
Schr Julia Martha, jones' EiZabcthport for Boston.
6chr Sea Flower Nickers0n, Elizabethpor for Boston.
Schr Hess Williams, Port Johnson for Fall River.
Schr Helen, Hill, Rondout for Boston.
bchr ]. Averill, Smith, Poughkeepiie for Taunton
Schr Katie Hoyt, Arnold Baltimore for New Haven.
ford.
Schr o G Ackcn, Mead, New York for Stamford.
Schr Jane Maria, Burton Rondout for Norwich.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
The, Nationals and Athletics.

WARRINGTON, May ~, 1872
me game between the Nationals and Athletics
this afternoon was stopped by the rain. During
the third inningA the score stood to In favor of
the Nationals. The officials Of the Athletic Club as
sert THAT they did not refuse to play the Baltimore
question in dispute to the Judiciary Committee Of
the natA6llal organiZationt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23
NATION u BOARD OF uNDERwR1TrRs
NEW Y0RR Mau 90 1870

NEW YORK, May %, 1872.
The Executive committee Of the National Board
Of FIRE Underwr,te, have this day appointed Mr..
rnomas Montoo, very general agent OF the
Natin"s, poard wSose eflce wiz be at the fnsnre
ance Hail. 1850 and los BIZ. ~a" ayn sew York. aud 70
whom all correspondence. vyuneefSnB N6tlonal
BOagA matters Is to be addrer ~e'1
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The Mansneids and Forest, City Nine.

FIDDLETOwN Conn.,, May ~, I672
me Mahshelds, OF this city, and the Forest Ctys,
~ Cleveland, played game of base bali here this
C7u1ss "a. 1t a 81 Ah. Gn. 60 IN 81 aA
k Esnsse :, W. 9 ! 3 3 ( ( S-lq
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NEW HAVEN, May % 1872.
The Yales,-of this city, defeated the Eckfords OF
brooklyn, to-day, by score Of l3,to6.
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PRESENT OF A STATE HOUSE TO CONNECT.
lott.
NEW HAyEs Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May p, 1872.
me city Of New Haven today made the state Of
IN bS,Smn the offer Of ase 70 be expended
H0m inc Oily Of New Haven to the sSste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23
SAILED.

Steamships England, for Liverpool China do Man
haitian, do Alexandria,, Glasgow Erin, London City of
VICTOR Key West and Galveston Montgomery, savan
nah; Georgia, Charleston
ILL. pI.
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A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
ton &c snfcient cause no sablIcity required: no
- o9- 800 -e. - ->-e--"~
Of Housekee ping Articles -
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs GROCERIES AND
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). NOSES, ElEc7no-oALvAmc
-
spECTAC1Es.
PATENTED JUNE 1865
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nerves Of the head beneficial in a" cases Of Neuralgia
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-03-28
from sthsI;iI!grosn.

WAsulHGrox, March 222.-Scratog
sclurz today testified before the Senate
Committee on the sale Of arms to Franc,
a to the manner in which he first obtained
about the sales for the French
government to Remington. About week
before the Christmas vacation, Il copy of a
letter from Remington to Lecesne was
shown him by Congressman, the same a,
in the preamble to Summers reso-
luton. He dill not know Of his own
knowledge how copy was obtained He
said he dit not fee! at liberty to tell the
name Of the member, bat thought the
gentleman m ght have no objection himself
to 10 50. 1t wasn't Sumner, however. In
reply to a question whether he hal ANY
knowledge of any officers Of the government
receiving money from sales, the witness re
ulled that good deal Of information came
TO him from third persons in coni lencc.
lie thought this informl,;on could be pro
cured by the Committee on Evidence.
WAsnINGToH, D. c., March 22.-The
Vice President lail before the Senate a
memorial signel by over 4oJ women of
Ctah, strongly dcprecatins the admission
Of that territo,e into the Union As a S,atc.
Ia the letter d ;3rc,.cI to the Wee Pr.~i-
deaf accompanying thc memorial, a com
mi.te Of i've ladies' state that the minority
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General New -.

ST. PAUL, March 22-A fearful acci-
dent occurred on the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad last night near Hancock Station,
tilty miles west of here, in which Il caboose
and two box ears were telcscoped, instant
" killing William Fitzgerald, freight con-
ductor, and u brakeman named knudson,
ami injuring several other employees Of the
road.
The train had been west clearing she
track Of show, and b; d one engine on the
back .: the traia and two engines in 'front.'
running backwards.
The engine on tie rear Of the train, be
coming disconnected, ran against the box
cars with such force as to drive it through
and drive one Of the front engines hali
way through the caboosc, in which there
WAS quite nUnber Of men, several Of
whom were more or less injured.
New YORK. March GA St. Peters
burg correspondent says that Catacazy was
received here very coolyby the Emperor and
Gor.s schakof. Ii is reported that the ex-
Ma.ster was about to quit official life and
bota>c himself to journalism.
New YORK, March 22.--The
Brooklyn Eagle publishes an interview
with Stokes, the murderer Of Fisk, who
saws that Hank Smith was made Police
Commissioner BY the money Of the Erie
ring, for the purpose Of securing control of
the police in case of heed. lie charges
that the Indictment against himself
! (Stokes) for conspiracy was put up job
between the Erie ring and District Attor-
ney Garyey, and that he was convicted on
the evidence of prostitutes and discharged
English conv;cts; ana that 100000 of
frau lulcut vouchers now exist in the ar
cl,ives Of the Erie Company. Stokes says
/ he has seen millions Of money divided, and
that the spoils were regularly appor:ioned
+ whenever a divide I,s was u-2lie.
New YORK, March 25.-A Washington
dispatch says Minister Sehenck telegraphs
taa5 Earl Granville, in his note to Seore-
t,ry Fish, argues the Alabama question
olabora5e.y, Int he gives no idea Of what il
contains. In The absence OF this infer
nation, the administration advances NJ
theories rs to the result Of the negotiation
The IMPRESSION is that Earl Granville and
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FROM laI E

OR yalian- uei-lh1- nspc the way has
oft,u said t.at on account # some ina gin
ary offence, We ought - be kicked to Death
by iachass, bat We LiI not expect that he
would undertake the .io5 himself. Thus far
we have been merely hi.tsa II, ana we
really fear that the valiant Major w.lI in
iure himself the most in his y4la eniyayOrs
" Peace be with him"
The above from the Tribune OF last week,
IS another proof Of efficacy of the mus
tard poa.ticc practice" The irritation of
the plaster which We reecommendcI to
draw tA2 mule oat Of the Deacon, has pro-
duceJ u startling effect as will be seen b.
the above. lie has been duly delivered #
a "jacaass," ami parent ami offspring ace
doing WE'LL also what seems to be a de-
fence Of himself and pions fear" that
We Wit. iu;ure ourselF mos, in exposing
him. We canno. sea II in Jhat light, aud
bee tie Deacon not to WORRY d cat Us as
we have NJ little fra i9'aa: discrepancies
10 cover. II be were mt 50 comp.ete q
hypocrisc we should almost think him our
guardian angel. We hat reasons to know
that the Deacon was msra'iy fraud; he
has now given US an opportunity TO provo
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Fish look upon time as general Pacltica-
tor. The State Department will send to
the American agent and counsel at Paris,
in day or two, printed statement Of the
private claims against England on account
of rebel priyateers; claims for direct and
actual losses. They amount to about
nineteen millions; over six millions more
are charged for detention Of vessels. loss Of
prospective freights and mercantile profits,
with other cons sequentil damages.
The idea of Protectorate for Mexico
meets with the favor Of President Grant.
lie would urgently suppor. it II initiated
under Congressional auspices.
Judge Love Decides that ti,e United
States Court Has No Jurisdiction.
OMAHA, Neb., March 24.-The state
ments, as teiegraphed from Council Bluffs,
that a ku-klux Khan will be, or has been,
organized by Omaha people to tear up
railroads in Iowa, or 10 interfere with the
new bridge III any way, are utterly absurd,
as also are the statements from the same
source concerning the proposed action OF
the Nebraska Convention. There Is no de-
sire manifested but that the questions a.
issue may be left with the courts,
kEoKcK, Iowa. March 24-The Court
here gave no opinion as TO what is the law
on the terminus of the Union Pacific rad-
road, | considered it unnecessary to de-
eide that question. As to what may be
inferred from the Judgement of the Court,
| have nothing TO say. OF course, every
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EnPFTEE
L - - -s - - ~
France.

VERSAILLES, March 22.-The galleries
Of toe Assembly were crowded with spec
ta.ovs this afternoon in expectation Of a
dei,.se oa the Catholic petition, which had
been postponed until to-day. DaPan.oap,
Bishop Of Orleans, was to open the iiseas-
sion, bat yielded the tribune 70 Theirs,
who proceeded to address the Chamber.
Ills speech was plan for a farther post
roaamens Of the discussion, winch he de-
clare coalI NOS 10y any possibility serve
tie interest, Of the Hoy See. Ite assured
the Deputies that the policy oG the gov
crameat on the Roman question as an
nou,cel last year vas unchanged. The
independence Of the Holy See WAS dear TO
France, who had alway: defended and
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R U P 7 u R E.,
MAyirowoC WIS, Dec. Q. 1871

Hessrs. Bartlett, Butmon T. Partw:
GE>TLEMEN: To return thanks to and
through you to extend word Of advice to alf
similarly afflicted, l will make this plsis
statement Of facts; AT the age Of IL, in =
boyish freak, | attempted to lift box q
type am q printer by profession), which
being beyond my strength, caused a rupture,
md until | used your " Common Sense
Truss" tfor tie period of twenty years.
was sufferer such .E only those who have
been similarly afflicted can know About a
yeyr ago the truss | usually wore became
broken, and | bought one of your Common
Sense Trasses. wore it but three months.
and feeling well, lest It oa, and have nos
used any since, and as have been for the
last five months engaged in the
PILOT ofhce as foreman and .loing such d.
ties are incidental to country ofsss.
working press, lifting forms, ETC., ana ssnA-.
dent that a radical cure has been effected in
to the merits e the Ba,ss Bsf dsns Rrss1s
Truss you are at perfect liberty to DO 50.
ana, gentlemen. yours very respectfully.
SAMUEL u. PRINCE,
Foreman Manito~cc Pilot.
Formerly Of Chicago Tr.6sae.
The above is the testimony of hundreds to
whom We hayc permission to refer. Tie
great reputation Of the Common Sense Trusa
has induced unprincipled manufacturers TO
initate. None genuine unless stamped
- Bartlett, Butman Parker Common Sense
Truss, Chicago Trusses Of all kinds. Sup
porter, Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings, etc.
BARTLErr, BurMAN 6 PARKEA,
las West Van Buren, st., Chicago.
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TEs-ES E kPHsC.
THE CAPITAL.
Cfo@c oE Sac Seszi32-A Bankrupt
Trcasnry-ThcS Startling Einancicl
Situation.

Treasnry--hc Startling EinanciaI |
Situation.
MADISON, March 23.-Bnsiness practi-
caly closed at noon to-day. Nothing re-
mains to be done, but to enroll and sign
the bills passed.
The bankrupt treasury is the common
subject Of conversation among all classes of
the people. Republican politicians are con-
founded: The Democrats anxious but hope.
fol, politically, and non partisans look with
wonder at the vast mass Of appropriations
made-hundreds Of thousands Of dollars in
excess cf the money in the treasury
The Financial Committee of the Senate
admit q deficit cf SIG5,O00, but this in
cludes only definite appropriations made.
1t does not include the vast appropriations
Of indefinite sums made to the Secretary Of
State to audit accounts which include $50
900 or $4,000 for stereotype plates Of
Supreme Court reports. and public docu-
ments; Taylor's statutes, that viii cost
$4,000 or So, 900 more, at least: the Dcls
investigating Committee, $4,000; and 9TH
er matters which will swell the deficiency.
a quarter Of a million dollars. The pay
eats @ = ,1t,1tt At the treasury will now shortly be
funds, as the general fund is nearly ex-
hauStcd.
In short, the treasury is bankrupt anl
hundreds Of thousands of dollars of unpaid
appropriations are still awaiting payment.
As an Offset to these enormous appro-
pr.ations, the Legislature refused to pay a
couple Of debts Of ten or fifteen year,
staining, due to former prblic primers, for
fear of being charged with extravaganza.
IAese repudiatel dctts 90 over ;,s Legacy
70 the next Legislature, while the appro-
priat.ons are hundreds Of thousands Of dol
- in excess of any previous year. The
ReGcnc" declares that this load with the
cmperaacc bill render it very probable that
a Democratic leg.Iata-c VII b. elected
-czt wear.
The temperance bill hein. unfer discus
,.ou, Mr.. Horn hopei chat the Assembly
would insist on It's vote, and to send fhis
5itl to a COMMITTEES of Conferences, anl try
anl get some notification Of the fourth
section. The bin as it now stool wa,
favorable 20 the future Of the Democratic
party, bl. he preferred the people to party,
!.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.


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preparing Tor the canpmsn'
The Secretary OF the treasury mas re