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BEYONE THE RIVER.

III 1ONE TIE RIVER.
The time must come, know. when we shall
Al ties must sever:
This golden zone, onHishing heart 10 heart
Must snap and .hycr
BIt doth Non deep, dark .trcsm, part ever.
mOrcy
or shall we meet and greet on that far shore.
Beyond the river;
five shall meet-Oh! would that I knew
IN sanity blessing
or .hlll We stand as We are standing now
Mutcly carc,sing-
l. yondcr life but this grown rich snd
Or J. humanity left on the stand
Dr"ppe 10 undressing.
on would ! knew IN. misty cloud, that
Those watcs over,
SUI darhly drDop, suil mock my strainiDg
>tWmickly hover.
cali aud question. silence hath no tone.
IN vain ask how ! shall meet mine own
A. friend ur lover.
Iu world were dark indeed had not thee
70 'itsp and hold me.
NY light j. thy great love, 10 tcudcrly.
80 often. told me
TIE night must come but, IN the isr.ot
mOu
VIII the dear arms that have my step. I'M
borne
once moro cHfold mo.
I2Nci, 30 precious i'fr . fr,il and feet,
Heart. bleed aud CULVER;
Tear wet tie PRINT. at death departing feet.
Conc hence forever.
Parting H. bitter. # could but know
HAT thou 1851. Doc to me the same a. now.
Beyond the river
J.. los, c,cual: stiil yon .uurn cloud
Answer. me never.
lN vain plead. DO iYI.'. ~. Stable shfpJd.
silent forever
But ! shall kurw. lis useless toconicud
VITA -hrdDWt; SET 900 doubt sulll have an
Beraui the river.
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FO i n ID II Y,
VI 4 c II | n i S IL O j
FoRGEs AND PIE FirTisG,
BrRtu ENGINES, NILI, STEAMBOAT

NJ p HIN f n =
Manufactured lnc repaired.
Special attention given Ia light and heavy
forging, house. hriG gc, railroad aud Jail WORK
and all worl, Of a similar character.
Steam and gas fitting in all it, branches
A f,I.l assortment Of Morris, Ig-ker y Coz
plillLr.uhis IaVs eO'A H,,inzr. Brn-u EuOus
rtt., and gss fixtures ALWAYS on band.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE \ SPECIALLY.
Agent FOR Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coifs patent syphoH pumps, and Judson's
patent governor and governor valve,
Inc following engines, etc., for sale :
Two steamboat engines, i! lRch bore al
cylinder; five feet stroke, aud In good order
one steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
one engine tor hosting lrCight 74AlO.
one lNA2D saw mill engine, with shaft and
crank Tor uUly or gang saw, .rcOn. hand.
one new IKE engine; any own manuiac.
ture
Also, y secondhand stsva cutting ma.
chine aud JOintcr, aud warehouse hosting
machine, IN good order.
Eneing- and machinery Of all kinds bought
and sold
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Nor FOR s,L6 IN oook o.. erws STORE

The Aldinc, while issued with all the reg.
ulArity, Ia, none OF the temporary or time
~ interest characteristic of ordinary peri.
Odicai-. II H. an elegant miscellany of pure
HIGHT and graceful literature and cOllec-
ton OF pigtucDs. the rarest specimen of AZ.
t-tic sktll IN black and white. Although
each succeeding number affords r.,h
pleasure to it, friends. the real value ana
beauty Of Ihc Aldine viii be most appreci-
Atcd after 20 has been bound up at the close
ut the year. While other publications NAV
claim superior ghcapncs-. "a. compared with
rivals of similar class, the i.idine Is an IN.
ique and original conception alone and uu
apprpachcd--aO-O lutely without concept
in price or character
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STATE OFFICERS.

GUy,~npr-Johu l.. Bcyeulre
l.rgtgnslg-'toN, nor
secretary Of ~ts,e--GcOg-s T.. Harlow,
Auditor % Stsie--t. J.. LiUpl OFT.
.a'r lr,4.Isgr--t. per RUIZ.
At'.rsrr GeItry.-- James Il. id,ail.
sIlt rubGg inslruyt.Ou-N ew,0A Batc.usn
COSdRESsNES
,ouatJrp-!t,rhari j. Or.oaby and John \.
,EyHu.
Representative Eighteenth D..tris,-i.a. e.
HrIEgU...
MEAECE, GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
E'lr. .0ultiye- boz the apil di-t-iri -
Ohm "a. phgr.y, WIN. a. l.gwua NIi Matn-
v ,. lH-rOse.
senator for the j0th Gistr. Jesse y .re.
COUNTY OfFlCaHs.
CHCriy COURT.
IpdgC--b J. Baker, oG Alexander.
state. Attorney pu.r..a II. Pope.
tItr6-K : lo.-Im.
sLyric--A p. nm.
Nm. Martina Assessor and T.oa.urar.
rryar--l"Ag =. llcly.
COUNTY COURT
jUirt- =. Boo.
Assoo,4t,.-J. Z. McCFlte AMI :. Marclil.
on.
Cicrk-Jscoh O. Lynch.
Cur0ucT-JOEn II. GOssmsn,
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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS NORMAL
UNIVERSITY.
CArnoNp,lEJick.on County.

'AEHpNbAlE y t"k ION tuuuty,
May H., 1874.
on condition that . sufficient number of
young person. desire. end are WiIln, 10
contribute Nrry mall -tm toward drirsy-
ing 'Npru, .---yy two hundred al fou
dollar. each Normal institute wiliJc held
10 iI' lev building, ,puIuctcins July the
aa! o.. deaieatius l,bIlius. and couiiuu.
tullu'A aL The run, pll Of the University
wul has, charge. iuI the m,mbyr, OF
iAr faculty Hi.' give the iA.in pant OF th, in.
.i-u'aun. 50 .,a-, geo lecture. VIII 70, given
AUD, Iit.la cash Contributed BE- sufficient. the
bet mon Of t1i- Stale % Missouri and Ind.
'uf. H.I aa ul1u. lt boo 'ur those lecturers.
ru., uur, tI.n one Luudicls aud hrty al.
tend. lle porlu,l cuu'r.o' with the in,trtlc.
t'.. viii Doc greater aud ihc pron,morc: aud
1- ih" rNpsr.r OF ,ho 10 tituiion will boz the
same. tas lra ,hould be i've dollar. ifthrec
hundred Sit.ad, DO, i.g could 90 reduced to
three dollar.
A'tuc state legislature make no prov.
,ou- for paying the expenses of such m in
.t'utg, - desirable 90 and valuable 10 public
southern imno.., add another favor 10 the
many th.y have already done ihs "ounn-
ni,y. auu gSr tins Announcements several
gauitru, insertion, IN a good place, ami
call uiy ,tsut.on 81 teacher, to II;
Let OH Wuc wish TO attend, send Their
names az ou.e-snd not later than June 20,
pryK-to Dr. EuJra,, secretary Of trustee. .o'
Southern iI.uol, Normal diversity, Carbon
dale.
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SECRET ORDERS.

~ CJHMASptEi. 40. ls-~,a,cd
4, pH.y a. the yluu Ma-oUic q, III, Gr-t
. J j Mondays va earh mgnta.
't.p ,J,NliL, SO. 2f.--i.csu.4. C0uys.
..... % 50 Masonic Han, the sl,oG! Friday
Iu r.rI month.
AFRO CHAPTER 30. Tl.-ReguIsr Con.
sH,Slun 20 Masonic Hal, uu the third
tuesday oi every month,
.AiisD LODu". SO. ~ r. * ?. " --RORu.
Ar Communications ~ Masonic Han. The
p. Jg3 aud fourth hOndgy- %! zach month.
TIE ODB-tkLLOWs.
lLtN NS'tE LODGE, 2&--Mpef- IN UGI.
-oupWs' Hal, in Art@r'- building, every
t4ur-ity evening at > O'Clock.
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Pic-nics, Celebrations,
and Parties OF all kinds

rn ,wIrrId, Lender. g, G.. BopEs, secy.
An communications should be addressed
10 the Secretary. conservatory OF Music,
rorner Twelfth street aud Washington
avenue 5b---6 I'll.
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THE.NEw ICHROMOs-FROM VIII
LARDS FAMOUS PAINTINGS.

These Elegant Chrome, are 10y far the most
expressive pictures ever given to the pub
49,, being fun of hrmor and ''Pluck" TO the
last eNtcn'. Size 10 by % inches, mnuntea
upon canvass and ,traincrs, Price $40 the
pair. Send orders TO the publisher, j. r.
RYDER, $50 superior street, Cleveland, .
G-2O-d}m-Wm
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EGYPTIAN BAND.

Thi, /. the only Professional ~ rass an
String Raud' I'M southern minors, and u
now ready aud prepared 10 furnish music
in any numbers for
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Newspaper Advertising is now recognized
by business men having faith in their own
wares, as the most effective mems for ~.
curing for their goods wide recognition
of their merits.
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The Highest order OF "Medal., Awarde,
az the Exposition.
No SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED 4
HIGHER PRIZE.
FEW GOOD REASONS .

Ia SOW Invention thoroughly tested
and secured by Letters Patent.
Make n PERFECT Lock stitch, ali Ike
on both sides, on all kind, OF goods.
3.-tun- Light, smooth, Noi.elc.s, and
Rapid-bO.t combine ion Of qualities.
i.-Durahle-Ruus Tor years without re-.
pairs.
WIN 40 oil yariucs Of Work and Fancy
stitching in q superior manner.
is most cai.ly managed by the opera.
tor Length OF stitch may be altered while
ruun.Ig, and machine car De threaded with
ont passing thread through hOl,-.
T-Dc.ign simple, Ingenious, Elegant
forming the stitch without the use of CO.,
wheel Gears, Rotary cams or Lever Arms
Has the Automatic Drop Feed. which in.
.lires uniform lcugth Of stitch .at any speed
Has our new ThreI1 Controller. which FOL
low, easy movement OF ugrdle.Lar and
prevents injury To thread.
s.-Jou~tIUcflrn most careful and lin
lslDd. Nis manufactured by the most skill
iul an experienced mechanics, at the ctlr.
Dr.ird hLMNuIpN AHMoKI, lloN, y. 1.
Chicago oihcc, 80 state street
2.-G-2C-'m
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ART DEPARTMENT. 1874.

The illustrations OF the Aliine have w
! worldwide reputation, aud IN the art CEN
tres OF Europe IL is an admitted fact that
its wood cuts are examples of the highest
perfection ever att med The common
prejudice IN fayorp' "steel plates,' is rap
idly yielding 10 u i,-,.- 3eduCated and dis
terminating taste which recognizes the adj
yantGges the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility of production.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be
~ 'rhu-. Moran aud j, u. Woodward.
The Christmas issue Tor 1874 will contain
special designs appropriate to the season,
10y our best artists. and viii surpass ia At
trlct Ons any OF IL nrCdCeessors.
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CASTORiAlH more tunu A sup.titute tor
Castor on. IL Il the only SAVE article in
existence which Is sure 20 regulate tho bow.
e,-. cure windcolic and produce natural
sleep. II pleasant TO take. Children need
NOT cry tnd mothers may sleeD. lO-7 WHY
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s.szSnxzslxgsaossa yeo;.I.s-s 6 hPnaOipn
sSSsM.NSSHS5NhSu Cone State 81.
'Ts3F rfSessts1dl1G4&bx CUTCIGO.

The most RMopHed Specialist n ne ago mG
treatment Of PRIVATE, CHRC VIC ara LHI
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEi' HhSS'
ghe ret Of early indiScrcDus or other su'e', p'a's
EERvCusSEss PINPLEs on tue fAcA, ANtNsu" "
eoclsry. .NpAIpEp sI0lT, LOSS or MEMORY .sn
MANHOOD PER, hESTLY CuRID. THE cRkAA w
MEDICAL LITERATURE Illustrated With ohaso 'nsra''as'
explaining who may marry, why not Why The hpeuusn'
tomarrsge. Their nature cause aud cure free % eso'
smith plain seaed envelope. Ladies' requiring
medical attendance advice may call or address tue u'
ylie. provided with private apartments, board attend
spse -. Carss Bualsalsed. Rubbsr soOds On Land,
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CANVAssERs WANTED.

ANY person wIsh,ng 10 act permanently
as local canyas-er will receive tull and
prompt information by applying TO
JAMES SUTTON " TO-, Publishers
bS Maiden LANE Nav York
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Prospectus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly journal. universally
admitted To- be- the handsomest period
zeal loo the world. A representative
aud champion of American taste.
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Newspaper advertising is permanent addi-
ti"n - TIE reputation Of the goods adycr.
Used, because II l. u permanent influence
always At work IN their in'cre.'
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~ 'rhu- Moran aud j. u, Woodward.
Tho Christmas issue Tor 1874 will contain
svcClal designs appropriate to the season,
by our best artists. and will surpass ia At
tract ons any OF it, predecessors.
PREMIUMS FORls74.
Every subscriber to the AldIne tor "A
year lsii Viii receive u pair Of chrouJS
The original pictures were painted in oil 20
the publishers OF the Aldine, by Thoma
Moran, whose great oorgdO pictures and
purchased by congress for ten thouand
dollars. The subjects were chosen to rep
resent ten thousand dollars. The subjects
were chosen to represent "rhe East and
"The West one is view in the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; the other
gives the Cllns OF Green river, wyoming
territory, The chrOmOs are each worked
from thirty distinct plates, and are in size
ll2XlG) aud appearance exact iac-similes OF
the originals.
NwARK, n. j.. Sept. 20. 1873,
Messrs. James sutton x 20.
GEETLElGEN--l 9m delegated with the
proof IN color of your cArumos, They are
wonderfully successful approximations 10y
mechanical process Of the original pgintlng-.
Very respectfully, THos. MORAN.
These chrOmOs are in every sense Ameri-
can. They are by an oriuM American pro-
cess, with material OF American manui9c-
ture, irOm designs OF American scenery by
an American painter, and presented TO sub
.criber, to the first successful American
Arl Journal. II 40 better because OF all
this, they will certainly possess an interest
no foreign production can inspire, aud mel.
ther are they any the worse II by reason oil
peculiar facilities OF production they cost
the publishers only u tribe, while equal ia
every respect 10 other chromos that are sold
.ingly for d0ubiy the subscription price oi
the Aldine. go
II amy subscriber should indicate pre-
ference Ion figure subject, the Publishers
WIN send Thoughts OF Honey "A new an
beatitVl chrOmO, l4N4O inches, representing
lite Italian exile whose speaking eyes
bctrAy tho lOu.aDGs 81 his heart.
% per anuum, In aIVAEes, With Vi! Chro.
mos free.
For $50 CENTS EXTRA, the ChrOmos,
moan ted, yag.i.hod. and prepaid by mail
The Alduo VIII, hereafter, be obtanable
only 10y subscription. There viii no be re-
iuced or club rate cash for subscriptions
must he sent to the publishers direct, or
handed 10 the local canVasser, without re-
,ponsibillty 10 the publishers, except in
,ases where the certificate is given, bearing
the iaoimile signature oI James sutton y Co.
CANVASSERs WANTED.
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Newspaper advertising impcl, inquiry. and
when the article offered i, Of good quality.
and At = fair price, the natural result j. in.
creased sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

,o,,ow. There IL disposition 10 decide the fate OF
Civ service reform according tothe degree on success
with which &c thus far met. Tic friends or reform
have nothing from the application OF TINS TEST
but It not be forgotten that the measure mas ho
vet been applied secure all the good results oI
which 1t is capable. The sphere Of its application mas
been small, aud the agencies to when IL mas De.n
Entrusted inadequate. The true test TO apply 10
Il s TO compare its results. not with the lnas
mary results Of theoretically perfect SYSTEM,
but yh,tle actual, notorious results OF the system
which IL has to some extent suppllnted. Judged Dy
this standard, the inadequate tliai winch n.s
bcpn accorded TO demonstrated lts great auVt
ages The time when " should ne tfeateu ny
all branches the Government with the lDerahty az"
consideration due to great ana needeu rslVrm, W
which the people Of this country are COMMITTED ny tho
formal declarations OF both OF their great pocI par
lies and which has enlisted the synphlhcs oi al ciln
est and intelligent who desire 10 correct we hps
OF the public seTvice duo TO Vicious methods Oi appou
ment. - -. u,o, ., oil
the appendix OF the report contains summaries oI az,
of the examinations In Washington. under tho oi,li
Service rules and specimens OF the examination apc7
for admission and promotion in each department.
including the PatentOiiicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

DoN'T IRRITATE YOUE Lungs WITH A STUB
BORIS CorGn a remedy aud certain Dr. JAYSEs Ex
rrcroE,sT procured sose Threats and Lungs
speedily helped bg It.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

On Saturday the first trotting contest OF any
importance this season took place at Fleetwood PARK
II was double team OF mile heats best three III h'e
for purse and stake OF $500, with three contestants
J. MurpAys bag mare Lady TremDl and sorrel geliihR
Jake Peter Names bay Bessie b. and dun gcidns
Yellowstone and NJ. McNamara's sorrel geldings Dan
and Sinner Dan Pliers team Harry Bassett ana boess
King had been entered, but in consequence OF INC
,are,s going lame the day before was Withdrawn
Manee's team the fayorite IN the poor petus, p'
alter Murphy's team had won the nIst neat cIanhc
ensued the latter having the call Tue next hrce hes
and race were by Names team Bessie H. ana iei-
owstOne with great case .,oo ,..
FLEETWOOD PARK Saturday 9-Pure and STAKE SOOV i 'A
mi e heats, best three In i've: ,
peer lree's b. m. Bessie p. andd. Yellogstole
J. Murrhys bH Lady TTcmbil and g Jlke...... . .
NJ NcNauara's Dan sBi e Shiner...........'
u Pie.s b. Harry Blsset, AMI blk Betg King. dra"l
Times 2:i9. .:J3, $3.50. 25C ,.,
The Spring race meeting OF tile Kentucky Association
will begin today al Lexington, and continue during the
week There are two races on e3Cl day, ana from lie
LARGE number OF thorOughbreds in training In the helS
horhood OF Lexington the great center or the Famous
race horse OF Kentucky. the meeting promises W
he highly successful Tho renowned racer Tom IOWIng
rms twice ut the meetng-n the mile ana haH utsn
Tomorrow, and the three mile race on Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-11

No MISTAKE ABOUT lT.-THE IMPROVED
CrEyrs and InE PHALOS " HE Ross
have equals DC p-fdmcry. Get he genuine.
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BASEBALL

The ONLY notable game at Prospect Park on
Saturday was that between the amateur Sassaus and
Rnselales the former winning by score OF IL 10 D.
The second championship game between the
Rosfou and Baltimore cubs played IN Boston on
saturday and was won by the Bostons by score OK %
10 7.
The coming week will be a lively one IN
baseball circles in Brooklyn, matches Tor inc ch
niopsbio are announced to take place on the Union
Grounds every day except today
The Namelcss Club of Brooklyn, which ranks
among our CHEST amateur mines, played match game
t New-Brunswick y. j. Saturday, with the Rutgers
COLLEGE nine winning the game by score OF II TO l.
The splendid catching of GriersJn IOr tac NaelesS Wa
the notable feature oil inc game
The NIutuals of this city achieved their sec
ond victory in q championship this season on sat
urday at the Union Grounds, over The AthIetcs Oh KIM
adelpLia The game witnessed by about l,JVO per
sops md was very badly played both sides induging
in considerable "muning" Play was called at o'j9'
with the Mutuals at the bait and by errors Of An
son nj third base they scored three the Athletics
bcinc thanked From this point the play very good
mn ~ the fourth inning except by Bltln, VINO maze an
error the second inning allowing INC LUIS ~
lct breaking the ice aud scoring the hr-t tneY Du
made during the game Neither side scored III lne SiI
but in the seventh the Visitors through an error % u
dock made l. leaving the score - A. win the lIuas
stl leading During the rest Of the game the Mutuas
added to their scores IN Tie eighth the Athetcs
only being able make aud were defeated by score
fsto5 The Mutual nine seemed TO b. very poorly
captaucd, nearly al The players hid ga III various
points during the game, especially BlrdCok' OF the
field aud the catching Of Allison for the Mntlal5 were
most cOusDicuOu sutton Gciacy, and fl,.er dii inc
best Tor tue visitors. Following Is the score BY innings
Isl. -. 9 itb 9TH. G,h. 7th Sth. oh. Total
NJ a
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lAaHUrrcerler,.l
BUgNErI's COCAINE prevents hair falling.


The ELASTIC TRUsS,p sold at POMEKoY's :,
IA Brolissy. for g. j. warranted 81, best made
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4 CnAL NLINERs, EIOr.

CGNCINSATI, May l0.-A special dispatch from
Lancaster Tic Enquirer states that Friday night the
the town OF Nclsonyile, Athens County, experienced
reign Of terror on account OF the strike OF tue coal
miners. The Union miners uroye the citizens OF the
streets and severely beat large number Of non-union
men the 5torChCusc OF the late Troy "oiAs was set Oh
lire twice and Mr.. NcClurg5 residence was SCI on uts
once but tho 0Jm15 III all cases were cNtlnEulsLcl
TDnult alarm, and confusion continued an IlSh ana
This morning Jpcucd INTO not, in which james Elder
ton. II. T. Myers. and John Woodward were shot and
murtally wounded. E.dcrOn has since died. ArdrOad
train was 10 Athens lCr hop, aud i've men have
lU, II arr. ii (l
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INSPECTION OF YEw-YoRK ALMsHousEs.

BUFFALO, May 1O-An extended examination
Of the state paupers the Erie County Poorhouso, one
% the deslgnatcd state aim sOr'as, made or Siur-
day by Commissioners Martin Il. Anderson, VIM. =.
L.tchwOrth OF the state Board OF Charities. and Dr.
Charles T., lOyt. Secretary OF the Board. INC PrOFt-
derce Luuatr Asylum the Buffalo Orphan Asylum tue
81, Mary's Deaf and Dlmb Asylum, and other insttu-
tons, were also Inspected.
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POLICE NOTES.

The body Of q drowned man was found floating IN
the East ver Cahcdacsi yesterday H0!llH. ~ "as tAel 10
the Norgue sud tie Coroner inform d.
Jacob Goldstein, are 3 years, whilo playing On
char yesterday morning. wnlo~ az DO - ClIsts
ct t!s balance f.l TO the ground ami instantly hiicL
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroori Eouse--The Marquis dc Cermont-
tesresTy the French Legation, and Capt Mah 81 me C. OF
NtchoLd, HOHI-The Hon. III. H. Hagorn'
kantogs aud Cap Hamilton PerrT OF the nk I Yo-
.7ayssLou Yobi-Mss LOuse Kellogg tOe 80
vohn e. Bureh Controller Of the Treasury Of Isu9esee Iat
-, "A a Essimsn PoughkeepNe ag@IH 49,. Uo,l-
dSl Prse,ict Pearson D. s. NAVY. Union square H
P.,ruas,er A. J. ClATk, L. :. Navy.
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RICKET.

The Prospect Park Club opened play for
practice on saturday, at the Park. Saturday hoy
will play their first match of the season by choosing
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-15

The Radical papers are in ecsta-
cies over the speech of Elliott, the
colored nember from south CAROLINE
in reply to that of Alexander "a. Ste
phens in opposition to the Oivll Rights
Bill. We qnite agree with the De
'troit Union that this subject is grow
ting stale. The negroes are hedged
round with enough laws to protect
them in their rights fully. Over all
this country they have the same legal
protection that white folks. have and
it is really unnecessary to pet them
any more. The North shas acted as =
sort of wet nurse to the black race
about long enough, an it is time to
to see if the child canaot go alone.
We have expended millions OF doll
bars TO make these proteges of tbs Re-
publican party comfortable. while we
grudged the paltry hundreds we gave
to alleviate the SORROWS and suffer-
ings of our own kindred and color.
We have supported thousands of these
people in idleness for years; we have
maintained 3 Freedman's Bureau for
years to educate and care for them
we have shown our devotion for them
and humbled our white brethren in
the South IN the dust for them. There
is little more that we can do, and it is
time the subject was dismissed for
something more profitable. Congress
is only wasting time at this critical
period, when the whole country hangs
in suspense on their actionon subjects
of vital interest, by discussing such
useless points. sea =