, 1874-03-13
PERSONAL.

:. Sunset Cox is candidate for Governor Of New
York.
.-Ninistcr solencls haB actually eng aged his
berth on tho Abysainia, to 60 back to England In
Judge William Strong, Of the United States
Supreme Court, aud family, aro announced to
sail for Europe in June.
gross from Hs M'S s tasea S' lis ea
mauent residence in Nabrasha City this waak.
Mr.. Boswell, Of Newton County, lnd.. re-
Gently sold his farm Of 49, 900 acres to Col. ". J.
Tomppletqn for !; $221 'oq9' ,,,. -, A.. ,,..,,
Street Church, Boston, proposes to tuko rest
from ministerial labor from April to Oct. l.
He euggosts an associate pastor for the church:
-TGreo OF tho nino Judges Of tue United
eut-0htot- Justice Waito,, Of Lyme. Judge
Strong, Of aomors, and judi go Ficld, Of Hadllam.
MIR. GartoriouH, who Ia to marry Miss Nellie
Grant In May, owus farm in Wisconsin. which
he Bnporintsndcd until tho death Of his older
brother made him heir to tho English ostate.-
"1'erley," IN Boston journal.
Prof. Richard Owen has concluded not to
sevor lB connection with tue State University,
and las, therefore, forwarded 20 the board OF
Trustees Of tho Purdue Agricultural College his
reBtgnation Of tho Presidency Of that institution
Indianapolis Journal.
Tho Hon. Henry Il. Pierce roturnod to
Washington on Saturday night. During his
briof visit he took the opportunity to subscribe
5000 to tho fund to bo ased in erecting new
on Boyieton street.-Doston ADVERTISER.
COL d. 4. Mclloynolls has sold his home on
Cherry stfeet to tho Hon. i. G. Mason, Of Mus
kegon, for $13,G ,GO0 The Colonel proposes to
move during the present. month to Mnuslogonh, l. to
city. It is rumored that D1r, Mason will como
here to live.-G Grand Rapids Democrat.
We regret to announce tho death Of the Hon.
Beniamin T. Gregory, at WiIlamsport, Warren
life. He was one Of the electors Of the last
Presidential election, and waH chosen as mes
songor to bear tho electoral voto of tho State to
Washington City.-La}ayette (ind) Journal
1t Is probable that the estate Of tho late
Lieut. Gov. Bates will eotto considerably moro
| than 100000. The will, at tho special request
Of the Governor during his lifetime, WAS read by
his attorney ut tho conclusion OF tue funoral e1-
orcises, before tho body was removed. The
legscloa are in briof, $40 900 to each OF his re-
Mills, Of this place; 49, 900 to hia NIECE Mrs.
| to each Of his adopted children, Mary and
Joaoph Droolkmoyer; aud $4,000 to 3 sister ol
his nophews, T. 7. Batos aud Morgan Datos, Jr.
and his niece,, Mrs. Janet II. Doyd.-Grant
| Traverse Herald.
Senator Tpton,t In note received yesterday
aayB he will not be candidate for reelection
! He asked for recollection once, and got 1t, Til.
|
which he takes pride, and in regard to bis pms
and present position, we shall take tho liberty o
using his owl, words, at the risk Of considerable
freedom with purely private lcttor. He says !:
am 20 confident Of the proprtety Ut my opposition
to the party III power and the wisdom Of those who
casting aside all provloua differences united in th
Grecley campaign. that am hopeful Of their future
III viaw Of the aceumulatang light and demands Of tn
| present.
The Senator returned home Oh private bust
ness, and left for Washington again Thursday
-Onala Herald.
Copies Of a correspondence between Senate
John .: Gordon, Of Georgia, end Con Deaure
| gard, OF this city, have baon received at head
quarters, tho purport Of which iB as follows
Gen. Boaurogard writes to Gen. Gordon, as 81
old oo,npanion-in- arms, combating the state
mcnts and arguments Of Gon. r. O. Hobert i
favor OF the Kollogg Government and against
new election, and declaring that Con. Hobel
loeB not represent tho gonoral sentimont Of th
people of tho State, who arc irreconcilabl
opposed to tho present Government Of the State
Gen. D. begs Con. G. to give his vote md in
flnonce III 6sllalf Of now election. Gen. Coz
don, in reply, pledges himself to carry out Cor
Beaurogaida views, aud declares his full sym
patly with the people Of Louisiana in tlol
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