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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-30

DOBBYN-LACY.-C In Tuesday, February .,
At St. Peters church, by the ReN. F. Z. Bowie,
JAMES Il. DoBBYN and Mrs. X. K. Lacy.
PATTI RSuE-MARTIN.- On September ., Iva,
by the Fey. DR.. j. J. Martin, Mr. J. T. PATTER-
st and NJ is RI n 4 MARTIN, both of Washington,
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SALE OF CONDEMNED

" QUARTERMASTER STORES.
JEFFERsoNyILLE, IND, March q, 1875.
VIII he sold at the Jacksonville Depot, OF the
Quartermaster,s Department, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1875 at 10 O'Clock a. m. un-
der the direction or Capt. Addison Barrett, III. S.
K, United states Army. . quantity of condemn ID
consisting in part Of:
Penholders, Harness, Hames, Army wagons,
Double and Single Trees Ambulance and Wagon
Wheels, Bu Ober Hose, Carriage Bolts, Iron, Iron
Pipe, Horse shoe Nails. Horse and Mule Shoes,
Rubber Packing, Rubber Blankets and Pouches
sashes, ChevrOns, Worsted Lace, Webbing FIan-
mel, Iron Bur ks, Bedsacks, MusQuiLO bars, Trow.
sers, Drawers, Shirts, Tents, Drums, AK Han
dies, Hatchets and Pick Handles, and Irisus
other articles; catalogue Of which Will be furn-
iShed on application to this ONCE.
Terms: Cash, in United States funds.
The property can be examined at any time before
the day Of sle, between the hours Of 4. m. and
y. IN.
The property TO be removed at the expense Of the
purchasers within ten days after the day of sale.
JAMES A. EklN, d. Q. N. Gen.
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Oranges Lemons, Bananas, Cocoa
Nuts, Figs, Dates, RAisins, Dried
Fruits, Sc, &c.
FOR SPRINKLING. SWEEP
IL me AND CLEANING STREETS AND
AVENUES IN THE CITIES OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
ENGINEER's OFFICE, !

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March %, 1875.
Scaled proposals will be received at this office
until u O'Clock on THURSDAY, April Is, ISIS, for
SprinkIing, Sweeping and Cleaning the Streets
and Avenues In the cities OF Washington and
Georgetown for the period of year from the 9th
day Of March, 1875.
Blank forms and all necessary Information can
be obtained upon application at this Office, and no
bid Will receive consideration unless made upon
said blank forms.
By order Of the Commissioner.
r. L. HOXIE,
LieutCn'nt OF Engineers, o. s. A.,
mh3o TuSW Engineer of ID. @.
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DIED..

HUGHEs.-On March %, after a long and pain
full illness, MANY A., beloved wife Of John Oh S.
to attend her funeral, from No. ~ North Capitol
street, Tue sday, At o clock n. IL.
EDMONSTON.-OnS Sunday night at I1:45, MARY
NJ, youngcst daughter Of Mary A. and the
late Elijah EdmGnst oD, aged eighteen years, five
Adieu enc kiss before yoa go,
To seal our mutual love.
And If we meet not here below
The fu neral will take place from her mothers
March 20, at O'Clock p. m,
BATEs.-On Sat urday, March q, at PomOna, in
Mis- AM WIG ut B. 1 TES: eldest daughter Of The
late h' mas Bates, esq, Of this city.
terh0on, Msr'h 80. Carriage for the use OF
friends desiring 10 attend the funeral will oe in
waiting at Hnryey's, undeItaker,) No. 1874
LILLY.-on Mon ;ay morning, March %, LOUISA
The frit nds OF the famiiy are invited to attend
funeral, from oh her r. gran mothers rtsdencn,
c and u sti eats northwI st, this Tuesday after
noon, at O'Clock.
GCLGCK.-On March %. EMMA, beloved daugh-
twenty: two months.
Relatives ana friends Of the family are requested
avenue southeast, wednesday, at O'Clock. ''
FOWLER.-AtS p. m, March %. GENEyIEvE,
baltimore Sun and American please copy.l
WELCKER.-on March q, at $3.50 o'c!o TX a. M,
JOHN Wicker, in the thirty-ninth year Of nis
age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 7E Fifteenth street northwest, on Tuesday,
taken to New York for interment.
New York papers please copy.I
THOMAS.-In Georgetown, ID. c.. on Sunday,
March ., 1875, after brief illness, WILLIAM
THOMAS.
Funeral from the residence of his sister, Miss n.
A. Thomas, liz Prospect street, Tuesday afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock. Friends are invited.
WELLS On March IS, Colonel z. LLOYD
WELLS, natiy e of Delaware. formerly a resident
Ithaca. N a n
de Mt of this city.
The funeral viii take place at his late residence,
81 street northwest, on Tuesday, March 30, aE
$3.50 p. m. Friends Of the family are respectfully
inv lied
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IMPROVED FORGE BLOW

Ce1red for hand. This article is superior to any
thing of the kIRd before offered to the public,
8nd should this Forge over fail to give perfecG
satisfaction agree to receive II hack in every
and refund the money, If returned to me within
thirty Gays from day OF sale.
The advantage OF q fan-blast is known to all
workers in metal. and a coniII J1s blast enables
tie operator to do far more than posi- 1ly
be- done with bellows. 1t also works easier and
gives double The blast for the same power. Call
and 81 e one in operation. (. G. WHEELER,
Sele agent, Seventh and streets, OPT Oslte Cen
tire Market. mh3D-TuT hS2w.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS
LARGER CIRCULA TON THAN ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
L UHBLA,
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
CANNED GOO DS.
Glib. Trophy Tomatoes, 10 cent per can.
B H.. Tru ply Tomatoes, Is cents per can.
Yarmouth sugar Corn, teNtra fine, 20 cts Per can.
Choice Packing Peaches, q cents sr can.
Extra selected Green Peas, % cents per can.
COlun bia river Salmon, (Humes' packlng,) 20
cents per can.
And all other canned goods at corresponding low
prices.
SPECIAL.
dozen Pickles for % cents.
'sEyCrmorr'' English Chow-chOW, 20 cents per
quart, rs cents per gallon.
TomEto Catsup, 10 cents per quart.
CHOICE PRUNES, 2 lbs. for p cents. 10 lbs for o..
Ex fne Lima Beans, is cents per quart, 2quarts
Extra h1e Green Peas, 10 cents per quart, 3 quarts
for p cent?.
ALSO DEPOT FOR
Oranges. Lemons, Bananas, Cocoa
Nuts, Figs, Dates, RAisinS, Dried
Fruits, Sc, DC.
h. a. TUCKER.
IS, a and rs Seventh street wing Centre Market.
All goods warranted as represented or money re-
turned and delivered free to any address. OPEN
n. B.-MT. K. A. Tucker desires us TO state that
he will have displayed on his fruit stands on and
aft r April some OF the finest teas, both green
and black, offered in this city, which he prom
ises to sell at astonishing low prices. mh5O-Im
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN IS published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
ner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers by cArriers at ATTY
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
$500 for six months, and $500 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head of For Sale or Rent ~ ''Wanted"
G,I,ost and Found,' and personal" twelve and
. half cents per line.
R-All Communications, whether on business or
fer publication, should be addressed to VIM. ].
HURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. C.
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FOR SALE
no CAPITALISTS.

EOR SALE.-wEDNESDAY MARCH 81,
II 10 a m fine household furniture, = SO yef-
mont avenue, opposite the Arlington. mh3'
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~H. M. Q. A.

ROOMS CORNER NINTH AND d STREETS
Open from a. IN. to 10 d. III.
DAILY PRAY Ek MEETINGS, I2:15, 6 and pm.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, over lS OJO volumes;
terms, only g per quarter.
SOC1ABLE, Friday, March 2S, the last OF the
81 ason.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING, CexcIusIvely,) Sab
sABBATH GFTERNO0N SERVICES In Lin
coin hall by the various pastors of the city at $50
O'Clock.
FREE TO ALL, AND EVERY ONE COR
DAILY INVITED. CStarl mh26-tf
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p COLLECTORS OFFICE,

Ot A,
WASHINGTON, L. c., March "A, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given that all licenses Issued by
the District Of Columbia to Commercial Agents,
PtddleTs, ana to all Produce Dealers at large and
the several markets of said District, will xpire
on WEDNESDAY. the Slst Inst. All per sons so
engaged must promptly renew said licenses at this
office according to the existing Regulations.
JOHN Il. COOK,
Collector District Of Columbia.
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IlOR SALE. CHEAP. FOR WANT OF USE,
y two large BAY stylish and safel CARRIAGE
HORSES, six years old. Inquire at ennis Sons
stables, corner Fourth and streets southeast.
maroT-3t
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FOR RENT

%\N<NS = ~%s-(J~J~J~J~.~I~1~J
XII THIRTEENTH STREET N. W.-FOR
S 49, T.-FHrnished paclorbI on the nrst or
second noorsi two for s8S or three tsr SIS.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENOR SALE OR RENT-FOR SALE. OR
II Rent, seven substantially built Brick Houses
Two-story, Mansard oof and basement finish, with
all the modern conveniences, on R. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets Also, first class
Brick Houses on 6, between Ninth and Tenth
Div at iO4 on the rremis a or the undersiSned I9s
or II23 New Jersey avenue southeast.
janM-Th&Tu3mS A. q T. A. RICHARDS,
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WANTS.

SS(ISoSSS|NCSCZcS7OC SCSCSC.-H([SSCS~N
WANTED Two YOUNG LADIES, TO
w write In an once. Call at IL .. m. at No. lO1
Second street northwest.
mh3-Tu&Th2t' H. GALE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-21

The memoirs of "Gathn illustrate
how y boy can become great by adhe-
ring to truth. The pen is mightier
than the little Ratchet
A man who has travelled says that II
didn't take him long to find out that
brakemen own all the railroads and
the clerks all the hotels.
A noble Omaha mastff has saved
the lives of three children within II
month past, and bitten fourteen men
who called TO sell patent clothes-bar.
Autumn poets are requested to write
on both sides of the paper; one printer
can then work while the other com
mits saicide. i New Orleans Republic
can.
1t is reported that a new tail grow
ing out on a Connecticut dog that had
been deprived of its joy-indicator
There is evidently a Danbury wag in
the tale.
Man with hands in pockets; Seen
anything of a job o work lately john"
Other man with hands in other peck
ets): "Saw one tother day, but didn't
like to ask. COS they might a said
Yes. ~ London Fun.
A Paris writer is wondering what be-
comes of all the lost children Of Paris
He Says: "rhe newspapers record their
disappearance almost daily. Two
0narters ought to be well looked after,
especially us their operations are now
very active-the sausage-making ma
chimes and the schools of medicine"
Mrs. Starrett, of Lawrence, Kansas,
propounds the interesting query
nWhat shall we do with our daugh-
ters?r and farmer In the same pro-
pinouity wants to know what shall
we do with our corn?" The able ed
itor of the Topeka (Kansas) Blade,
eager to make himself useful and pop
ular with both parties, says, LET us
feed our corn to our daughters"
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AFACErIous CORRESPONDENTS.

The following correspondence from
the Library Docket will be read by all
LAWYERS who have suffered similar eA-
periences with much amusement. FOR
quiet irony commend us to the answer
of Wakely: ~
DEAR JUDGE: I hold your receipt
for Abbotps Nat. Digest, which was
taken nv YOU some four months ago.
If Won have no further use for the book
l should like 1t. ] often WISH W o",
suit it. but still If you are not .n,ous"
reading 1t can get along wlthouVn ~
Yours truly, g. w. AMBROSE
DEAR AMBROSE. | herewith com ON,
ply under protestl with your uhume'y
re1uest that | should return your
book. ola NV
Y'ou remark that you have held my
recent for II some four mouths III
is probably true. Batif you VII , l,,.,
the statute of limitations OF Neoinsna,
Won will observe that il does not par
claim under any written Instrument
until the lapse OF five years, leaVine
Won about four years and eight moh'hS
still, to reclaim your book why 'ne'
this undue precipitancy' aoo.oho,
VIII you permit me, as s s,,iv r.
after legal knowledge, Respectfully "
inquire II you refer me to any resPe y,
table authority requiring the oq 3 I'VE,
of IA law book to return IT WITHIN IVY" o'
months? You remark that ypu u' ,J,
wish to consult the book. ! n ,i!s,,I.
commend that resolution; You oV wpo,'
certainly lind II beneficial to oeo a'.I,,I,
ally read some law; and u you s, ,,",,,'
become accustomed to II, YOU YOU, w d"n,
Ind IL comparativ lly easy oniy u'n
overdo II Mt first. .,,oo, "a /,
The only thing that / object 70 ,, !, y
that paragraph Is an impli 0aa.0'It V IN
would not allow you TO consuav Va
book at my office. This Is unJus.,t
have never refused the owner u 10
book that privilege, even wnen , :. nn
accustomed Inconvenience 70 myse,
In concluslon, permit me 70 s'ss''
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ltglves ms great dead OF pleasure to
Dc put IN possession Of such facts as
the following, furnished Va by our
Brookstou friend. Mr. r. r. Mayo.
Ihere lives n young man near Brook
s,on, niue miles from Paris, whose
name Is Lewis Moore, who came To
That nelghhorhood from Alabama In
1913, total stranger, without means
aud without freudp, and ut once be-
gan job around, doingany and every
thing that offered, by which TO obtain
an honest living, AS he arrived too
late to make crop that Year. BY
close application to toll. and by Il gen
erous regard for all with whom he
was thrown, he soon made many
friends. At the end Of the cropping
season he went into rude
camp and began making rails for
fencing farm of fifty acres, for an-
other party, for which he was To- have
the use OF the land the next season
with the assistance OF n young man
he cultivated the whole fifty acres,
making splendid yield OF corn aud
cotton, enabling him 10 go on another
year with more ease. lnlS7i, he rent
ed the same farm and twenty acres
joining. Having only one man To
help him, and thnt for only nine
months, lac cultivated IN good style
the whole seventy acres, making four
hundred bushels OF corn and twenty
four baleg Of cotton. Also live acres of
broom-corn, rom which lac realized
forty dollars per acre. he has now
bought one hundred aud eight acres Of
splendid land, paying two-thirds of the
purchase money in cash, aud has
money enough left to build all neces-
sary tenant houses, fence the
land and run him through an.
other cropping season. Such
perseverance, energy ana hard
work deserve the gratifying reward
this young maa Il receiving. Let this
article be published IN every paper in
the land. Let the young men Who are
lounging around the streets doing
nothing, some of whom already show
signs of want, read it and profit 10y it,.
Let the people of the older States see
hat can be accomplished in this great
Empire of industry, iftlis deserving
young gentleman, who has thus 6iased
the way TO prosperity by hard work,
will accept it from us, we will enter
his name on our complimentary list,
and send him the Weekly North
Texan, postage paid, for one year, free
Of charge. -Iaris North Team
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The New York correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller says it is no joke to be
on the staff of the New York Herald,
subject to the orders of the managing
editor of that great sheet Recently
Mr. 0'Kelly, of Cuban difficulty fame,
received notice from the Herald office
to hold himself in readiness to sail for
Europe within twenty.fout hours.
Poor Mr.. O'I<eliy had recently mar.
red and settled down in q house up
town, where he had hoped tospend the
winter in peace and quictness, lie
rushed down to the Herald office, and
declined to so unless he could be per-
mitted take bis wife with him. This
point was conceded, and the rest of the
day was spent in closing up his domes-
tic affairs, furniture, house rent SER
wants, butcher's and grocer's bills, up.
Z. C.'s,p ETC.. and the next day he sail
ed. The ease ola London correspondent
is even worse. Mr.. Forbes, Of the
Daily News, informed the writer that
he kept always ready at his house in
the Suburbs of London one Valise all
ready packed, and that he was pre-
pared at an hours notice to start for
any part of the world. But these gem
tlemen have neither an unhealthy nor
unpleasant life of it, after all.
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Soteries ranlie aud conyeyancers.

Peak ". W, ONCE northeast room IN the
Courthouse. ~
Special attention given Ia taking Deposit
lions, executing Deeds Bonn, Powers OF
Attorney, Deeds of Trust, etc. etc. Office
Northeast room ga GOurthouse.
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DIR. III. l.. LaPLACE.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
once No. sac Main street, Opp. tho
Mayors once.

DIR. LaPlace treats nil chronic diseases most
successfully, o lew of which may be men
TONED: Catarrh of head or bladder, bron-
chitis, incipient consumption. dyspensin,
ney and bladder complaints, diabetes, drop
sy, heart disease, paralysis, goiter, amenor,
rhea, dysomemorrhen, menorrhagia ana
suppression, falling lofthe womb, uicerntion
corrhog Ia generally cured in nom ten To
four.een days., plies, flstula In ano, BARRIERS
itch, fever sores, cancers, and all old ulcers
nervous debility. To the eye And ear u
Seminal weakness, syphilis and gonofrhcn
cured in the shortest space OF time. MID
wifery and tho diseases Of women ana emil
dren are made specially All ncute dis
leases arc treated quite a. successfully NJ the
above. Patients Visited at their houses.
nug3Od3m mtt|f.iII lla 49,
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nen,ei surgeons.

Dr. j. W Mctioc. Dentist, graduated Ia the
BALTIMORE Dental ColNga Ia lSu. Ofiino re-
moved 10 southeast corner Elm AMI Lamar
streets, over kHhnR clothing store. IS
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ncai Eslatc.

Daugherty, Conncllce y zimmerman, ONCE
over rostolice. II
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Amornc,s az Law.

WIN, Z. Wolff Attorney aud Counselor at
LAW, o0lce over poslohic". novsjdln=.
John NJ Stemmons, Attorney At Law, No.
sol North sidr Public square, upstairs.
pet2g-du
,Aldreige Geo, NJ, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse. IN
Carleton }, H., oyor China Hail, No. 5O0
Maln street, with Leigh a. Cafuts. II
Downs \ Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks office, II
Mccoy y Mccoy, once south slde OF Court
house square, "
rhurmnnd s Ray, oHloe eornOr Main aud
JEFFERSON streets, near Courthouse, II
Wolf 4 Adams, otllco over Postoiilcc, mont
ruOm. ~
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that ityou really cannot afford 70 keep
law books fnr other PRACTITIONERS to-
use, 1t would be philanthropic thing
to, y0l 20 sell them 10 some one vino
can. Gratefully yours, n. WAKELY.
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, pyEuTUsINo, Cheap, Good |, Isyst,

DvERTIsyNe, Cheapi Good. system.
N diic,--All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapcrs for tns
cents 10 Geo. p. Rowell a Co., Al Park How,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-bOOk
(ffnsfy. seventh cddion), containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapen and estimates, shows
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
reduction nom publhhers rsises. go OFT tins =!
HOOK. ni Na NNt4NH Al0Wiy
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HARREK YHERALD

THE WEEKLY He AID Will be pub
ished eVory saturday morning. Subscrip-
Ion, $50 tier annum 80 for s't months,
,ty,,llla In advance. y suhscrl ton taken
tol i, less period than six - onth
Advertisements inserted at tn rate Of 81 20
per square for the first Insertion, and 70 cents
inr ench subsequent Insertion.
obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards Of thanks, otc,, 10 be paid for
nj half advertisement rates.
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rny.,c,ans and surgeons

Ensley T.. e., a A., NJ, D., uniue, da, or
night over HoS,tns \ ll0wNlg drug store,
Elm street, Il
Munday ]. G., NJ. II Office over Wheals
store, Maui street; onlee hours, D am. 10 .
pm, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

nized and which he practices appealing 70 -"
for n conscientious and sincere consTucuo"
and application OF the evidence IN regiru W
this lady may demand from this jury that she Sh w
sustained upon her own common sense ana common
reason upon tho instruction and the Judgment Oh INC
law. Nav. gentlemen Henry Ward Beecher must DC
stricken down gIf every stone In the foundat'on VI
Plymouth Church must be RACED to the grouhi' leu "
come before one lady supported as this lady s sh' DC
condemned to Disgrace by n jury OF men III oo"'
of law [Appause What il in store for that iauy l
don't know don't know but there may be found aJnry
I'm Christian Land which, under these circumstances,
will leave record which would teach that only chlu oi
hers the lnfamy OF his mother. For tho fathcr hc
man and can take caro- OF himself AMI Will WORK OUT
his own true manhood in Its naturh III
stincts and impulses and results But this woman
has right to appeal to you from that witness S'ah'
She has right beg you for her own honor ana ior to
honor OF her child that you do her no injustice Ana
strong as know arc the influences which are appeihs
TO some of this jury while know tho sympathcS winch
move every generous man toward Mr. Bccchcr yet when
all these considerations confronted with honor ana
Justice as toward woman they should have no stauih3
in a manly heart.
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MIR. TnTON's sELF-ESTEEM.

We'll, gentlemen, I cannot speak OF inc III,
putatons upon DR. Triton Of being, In the iaSus' VI
Mr.. Tracy. "moyed by alldominatins sei'ish cso'
tsnv-"infcctcd with constitutional vanity tramp
ling upon wife and family to reach the applause OF .
world" Queer way reach the applause OF the Woiiu
Dut bcre has Mr. Tfon exhibited these qnalites Wheto
has he ever failed rendering to Mr. Beecher the snc'
need OF respect and honori Wherein has he i"'c
in his reverence for virtue, and greatness, anu
posltion wherever It has made itseh ihlr"''o'
Certainly he has conducted himself Win gr''' popl'
and moIesty in his appearance before YOU DOM ~ wiz
,.ss and "a a narty He has not offended your gooa
sense Re certainly has not obtruded any sclisheSS o
egotlsm upon your attention His constitutional Van'y
has not been very prominent certainly And upon WIEN
IA II that our learned friends make these severe
tons against the mani Why cannot he nave ueo',. n"'
play before this jury AMI in this community wen,
coulJ answer nv own question very easily chose TO-
II is not because OF the want Of any merit IN Iheoooe
TiltOn | am certain.