davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
.G.l1,,YflIf !

The cities and towns throughout
New England are observing decora-
tion to-day rs . holiday N nearly
I'll the cemeteries flowers. ore placed
on the graves.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
At clNcINNAI.

At clNclANA11
The decoration services fere par:
~ticipated in b. goo pop 3
Hurlburts |ind 0e u 1he
oration. Large nuiDbcrs Of ex-Coa:
federates took paft Il he ceremonies.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
STATEMENT oFsTpHs<,Apy assa ~
, Hon. q Dslano, Secretary q BIC. e.lht& &idFA B

!. STATEMENT oFsTpntiAeEie~ yI
To Hon q Dslano, sccrssafy4 4 III aia,dsS N
SE:-Wc, the authorized repre-
sentatives Of the people Of the terri
tory Of Dakota, and commissioned by
thenf ID confer With joh aud 6tlicrs IN
authority in reference to negotiations
Withsthc chiefs OF the Sioux Indian
tribes, for the cStinguishment of the
Indian title to that portion Of what is
currently known as the Black Hills
country within our territory, respects
fully represent that we believe, as do
the people Of Dakota and the north
west generally, that there is gold and
other valuable 80 i6s l6z B1ck
Hills-whethef II large uf ssfafif.n n n ntian.
titles we are not informed and do not
undertake to say; but certainly
enough has been discovered, cspeci-
ally as to eoldsto wsrsntsa ysry
general impression, thsts i Rnsxal]
throughout the country, that it cx.
lists there in paying quantities; and
also to warrant respectful appeal to
the hergovcrnmcnt to use all honorable
and the most expeditions means to
abrogatc the treaty Of 1868 SO, and
extipguish the Indiantitle to so much
of he Black Hills as is supposed to
abound in mineral wealth. After the
excitement caused BY the reported
discoveries ofHgotd hN parfic5 asepnis
fpanying the expedition Of General
Caster last summer, nothing will sat-
isfy hepcoplc Of the country but the
actual extinguishmcnt Of the Indian
title to the Black Hills, and the ope-
ling up Of the right Of way from all
available directions, Sc, that all who
desire TO do SO, may go in and exam.
inc, prospect, and decide for them.
selves as to the existence Of mineral
wealth. md fhc ada,,ta hil;tv fas nos
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
GR0:C:.E|'RS
DAK0ylA..

Nowof,cri".thr trade a, Low hsures
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AAUsEMENrs-szcosp PAcr-Rirs. and second col.
BALI; sEAsoS-srcosD f1Gs-Eoarin column.
column oo0mr
BOARD AND LoDGING wANTED-sEoosD P4oE-Fitth
BRooSIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Frasr r4ss-
susrNEss NESS eoiI%h eSoPiIP%uhkruy1rIEs-Srsrm PAGE.
eY ZEAL GsTFE FoE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sxvrsru PAox-Finh col
Ss5 sSsm p.sh
coAsTwisE A SsSTSs.XaasssH1ps-Ens, p4o,-slxsA col
S9sSS o.n.
pENfIsTR9NsEcosD H P1cS-fcur.h Column. ' ~ '''''
bsT IET
runJSHTT .sa .a
FlsSsSiSs1sss r..s s.s.-sa.'A column
sSS S ss'HH TO LET
El.sf PAos-Fourth column
EskS ssaqm
Hslf 4 ioIS!a p4o,-s.zth col.
uoRsEs, CARRIAGES, 4o.-F,.s, P4o.-s.cond and
ESGE .o %xsHHseor. ss'Haf r.o.
rxsr rpGIT ppprth 1GS cSluTn; nm, s,x,, -
column
Los sNp acrrs soamn
MASRaINSEfRYSNSxyysSrS Sa Ms % rAcITsxth Column Column
A1TEfxoNfAL-ssvrsraP P1ox-sixth soiumH .N'A'-
Observation-Disclosures pAcE-Pourth column.
HuSICAL--SEcoxD PAGR-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLlCATlONS-FtrT PAGE-Slxth column.
PERsONdAL"FiRsT ER0O ~ IL PAGEsFifst column
PROPOSALS-SxvENrH PA0E-Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FElALES-
SEVENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL
REAL ESTATE WXNTED-Fms. PAer-Fourth col.
REwARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEooND PAGE-Second and Third
sITUHTiONS wANTED-FEMALEs-sEvE PACE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAax-First and second COL
SPORT. .NG-DoGs BIRDS. &c.-rrRsr pAes-sscond
THE TKADES-sEvESru PAoE-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT PACE
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsr PAox-sixth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AMI APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PACE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SRcoND PAoE-Fourth ool.
WATCH s, s,JEwELRY, AC.--F1Rs1 PAax--sixth column.
TO LET-FIRsr PAoE-Third column.
WINTER RESORTS-SEcoND PA0E-Ftfth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C-RIRsT PAGr-sixth col
umn.
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sundays a, $50 30 A. NJ ls 80 ESQ., 1880. sss r. 4
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Winter arrangement.
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NALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
Il and Fan Hiver.--rne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY pier S North River Of Murray street.
uay undays excepted r. NJ Through tickets soi
ut all principal hoies in the city.
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(NREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will ssh from Is East
River az iolows:-
Slhmper
GREAT WESTERN, Wintham. " cdncs ay, March ~
cabin passage so; intermediate, Sto; stcersge, t30
currency; excursion tickets. $40. y
Apply 10 the agent, ~ South street
". u. MORGAN, Agent
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.

DAC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
L TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
RATES ATFEsss or nAfANn fAssAoE.
New York 10 San Francisco-cabin. sl6o steerass.
San francisco to yokohams. $50, gold;
steamers leave pier NO. A. North River, New York.
ACAPULCO. Commodore A G. Gray. February 10, "a
HENRY cHAuNCEy, Captain W. Il. Rathburn, Feb.
Xna W every alternate Saturday thereafter CONNECTING
WIN all steamers for Central America and South Pacific
Extra steamers freight AID passengers viii be
despatched on intervening Saturdays as necessity may
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China as
CITY oF PEKISG.. .rebrnaryis
CITY oF TOXIC March IS
For freight or psssage or further Apply az
YORK RUifUs hAfc LH Snnsa's%IaT Managing Director
United state and nrae nD fGA4 Mai Steamship Company
The ELEGANT sdewneei steamshlp sou a @
5anefo jar IS Oh sds Sa HS s
from pier e. North River
w%I os S%fkiRasso Sgsn No Bowling Green
~ These first class steamships Will sail at p NJ. rom
pier North River foot of Cedar street. Tor Havana d.
G4EgMgvS cSEgGFNT oiyy Ybnr,,y Tnss,ay Feb
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accomno-
,,. WM. E CLYDE & co. No. Bowling Green.
Mckeller Lu!ing Co., Agents in Havana.
NJ Y: HAVANA AND MEXICAN Ann NAIL IS. LINE
~ srS' hIVASA pfF N bIGho HaTa Ever
esy t 9 g EkaSayz Isarsasy ISssaaay ssS EsS
oY 0E FOX SEM SpGK ou AND Sw oRSss o5RArSsy rsa
mv on Campeachy, TuNpan ana lampico; =.
CRY OF HAVANA. ruesday March
For freight ff GasiAXSs HEEXsappGsE aspGTE SONS Broadway
March is Tor Vera Cruz and all ihe aoove ports
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH.
steamer Captain inc viii
and
a qs s eSSe@ sr sa Ns
York For freight passage, having superior accom-
''''N ' %y'h MALLORY CO: Iss Maiden Lane
EoR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT!
The .eam.h GSGweH SG% okssaSs Sne eanssn Dearborn
s , H Sn
''' VS. cE%hk ESi hii'hs eRIy
ss4HSasn1s IrSr c,,,.
vs oos o North aSore
ss Assssh ana si to st.
aDa2
NErRoPoLIrAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 10 shippers sw Ss arslsa. srf SssTSss Sna Sostou
During the con,inuanse the ice biocksdc in Ions
p ns M s the Ct s
outside the Sound thus avoiding the present dangers
and delays OF Sound navigation. All the steamers nf THIS
line 1rst class scagong steamers Frei1M received
daily the compauys pier No IL North RIVER ad for
warded promptly. II. \. DlNOCK,
Agent Metropolitan Steamship Company
NTOgroLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND--oLp
IN Dominion steamship Company. steamers leave
ior above ports from pier 81 North River foot Beach
Also Intermediate steamers
through bills OF adng and passenger tickets ssueds,
Also steamer for Lewes Dei and all points IN Dsta.
ware and Eastern Maryland. every Monday aud rnurs-
day, at& z. NJ.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i rhe great Trunk Line

DENNSyLvANIA RAILROAD.
i rhe great Trunk Line
ana United States Mail Route
trains leave New York from foot Of Desbroses ami
cortlandt streets. as follows =
S,Ih pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 4. NJ. ami
rSr wanspUra s"%aaS And "nd noss s' a pndn
and Eris Railroad Division, connecting a, Phiisde
@ y Sor cofy Sfy or SqTsy
, Petroleum Centre aud tho OF, Regions.
Washington Rxpress' Of Pullman paror Cars daily
fxespt sSnasy % Sss M arrive az washins59aa sSa.v s
A!ATS;i s'?e'a and a i hight t @ sunday ..
9,7;;sso and . NJ. Emiarant and second class
For Newark xasd. 6:il 7:p, 9p II A. ~, lsM,L;.
;siSS "a II Il sso ~ az Ar 10 n S4o & 6;lo "a
'?E Es.sS'ss, I ~ .;i As:
S sac; ~ ii'Sor NJ ana IL night Sunday $40. I.
e; 81 s;ST'S y Sss, IS: sssa.s ~ ~ III; ss
FYs wQSdDsass pes,1 aa apDS aud south AmOoy sand
81 ss ;a: na1I nis6 nd asaadssy '"
ESr klnsston aad Rocky liill, $40 NJ and iYr;N.
For For amSeSs ranssq sna na 4 femngios a.
sSr rni,I,,ps0usg S ana seiy.ders y:nA NJ snds
gss sas sr.ssaa, ss Il y lai H. s.al .;ist 1pa NJ
For Hshsiown rem6srion aud camden. via Perth
For Misht:town and psmberton, "a NJ
rraip;aTrivs Z. lelSw; From r'stsOSrs G:,' ana ;1
ss,s o%dsy rs saa Sssr!nSlon anasy aaa ssi!
Al: ls aas gIs is 81 rs ~ s,a sss
, nnr a:,,r ~ funday. s'lo 40 Ss; ilsi A. ~. isj
Ticket, onicss s.5 and 90 sroaaway, No / As.or
80 itoarI street srOqsya Nos. III, iis aud lis Gai.
&c" sv '1S hIS0Sc og gfJ M ssst pSss pa
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager s' ~"'"~
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LToR sALE- AT GREAT sACRIFICE. TWO FACTo.
rics 33x65 three stories. 3Sx45 two stories and
cant los adjoining; or " i'll lease.
EEYN.lDs. is5 Ninth street. Williamsburg.
RIO LET, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A LARGE
i Factory. with kngs,e and Boiler 40horse power)
North Fifth ana ThirI Streets Erookyn. u.
Apply to ADAM CRAIG, S3S greenwich street, y. Y
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Ls,or House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fare
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(yANAL STREET PROPERTY TO LEASE-3oS COR.
~ Broadway 357, Peoples Bank; five vears'
lease at 5000 per year. whole building. Inquire OF
MILLER CO., No Union square
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

THAV
A. A. A.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter arrangement
For New Brighton snug Harbor. West Brighton and
Port Richmond boats leave whitehall street. foot OF
Broadway. daily. at $40. s5 $780, 10 As A. NJ; l:3l
2:l5 3 80 aap, % and Gas +. NJ.
sundays. at 80 10 30 A. NJ; l2 80 ESQ., $780, rs r. 4
Fare 10 cents
House leave vesey street for ferry. Fare
cents
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FEBRUARY Is, lS75.-WITH SUPPLEMEl
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

elegant three story and basement brown stone
House. q ,eet WIDE No PSI West kiftyr,t street be-
tween Broadway and Eighth ayenue tree and clear;
will exchange tor smaller House in Kew YORK or
BROOKLYN Property: no cash required Address owner
JOSEPH Killing Ad Fulton street. BROOKLYN
ItyANTED TO EXCUANGE--A HOUSE AND TWO
w city Lots il AreuiariIs place High Bridge. mort
gagged for 1000 also Farm o 40 with house an
barn, tree and clear at sloatsbrrg kockland county
o a modern House in good location in this city
brooklyn. Address HAZAED, l4o West for.yih street.:
New York.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.


IJAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET coMpANY'S LINE
IL .nr PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
FklslA. Feb. - AkEA>IA -Marcn II
SuENIA ,...... March II siLEsIA.. .... March u
Rates OF passage % rlNmouts. London, CherD0urg.
Hamburg ana al! points England scotland anu
Nslcs;-
First cabin upper saloon gold
First Cabin. lower saloon .old Observation-Disclosures. "a
currency ~
kuNHAHDr 90. {. u. HGCHAED 4 BOAS.
General Agents General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street. New York ol Broadway. New YORK.
fNAPsOorr BROS. a co.'s, EUROPEAN EXCHANGE
i and passage office. co South street. New York.
Drafts !or Il and upward available in all OF Great
Britain and Ireland aud passage tickets by steamship
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VNANTED-A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE. WITHIN
w the limits OF Eighth and fortieth streets and Lex
ngon ana seventh avenues neighborhood must be very
good and price not above S250O Address giving oca.
ucn PURCHASER, Post Office box 2,olS.
VIyASTED-AM MEDIUM SIZED HIGH STOOP HOUSE.
w between hirtieth and Fiftieth streets Fourth and
Eighth avenues worth from $4,000 10 $2l 00O, IN ex
change tor hrst class Tenement Property. Address
box S232 Post oitcc.
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FIRST CLASS DOUBLE STORE AND BASEMENT.
n corner OF Bowery and Bleecker street. TO let to
responsible party best location In ,he city for isncy
Store and House Agent, No. Blocker street.
4 BARGAlN.-TO LET, THREE DESIRABLE
IA LOFTS separate or together, in Mercer street. be.
tween Broome ana Grand. Apply to BALL RAY. No.
40 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
AND LET.

ISoa sALE-THREE~0r The Row Of FOUR
i small brown stone Houses the most complete OF
their si<e and cost IN Brooklyn finished last ai! have
all improvements furnace in cellar: Nos Ed Us and S
Adelphi street near W,lioushby avenue, witnln two
preirfpnce TO repting Apply to JOSEPH j. KIRBY.
Builder, No. 73 Galcs avenue, Brooklyn
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NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED FOR SPRING.
IA. Elegant Patterns desirable wedding troussea aux
walking and carriage dresses, cioaks, &c
Nine. A. DUVAL. Importer, SIS Broadway.
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NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-OLp
IN Dominion steam ship Company. y.-Stsamers leave
Tor above ports from pier 81 North River foot OIL
street. OH Tuesday. Thursday and saturday, At ~
Also intermediate steamers
through bills lading and passenger tickets issueds,
all points in the interior -
ware and Eastern Maryland. every Monday aud Thurs
Once corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
THE CAN4L-ST. RIVER WALL.

NO DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN ESGiNEER-lN-CHlEf
GRAHAM AND THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In q notice Of my resignation as En-
gineernC Chief of tho Department Of Decks, which ap
pearcd in TIE TRIBUNE tho 10th inst. think it WAS
stated there that the resignation was induced by se
ots difference lctween the Commissioners nnd myself
ON the subject OF the plans. This was mistake The
section OF wall at Cana-5t was proposed by me, In
wilton communication 10 the Boa1d in October last AMI
was unanimously adopted At that time the Board con-
sisted Of President Wes;oryelt and Commits Gard
uer and Budd In December, 1874, Mr.. Gardner died.
and in May last Commissioner Bdds term of service eH-
pred The present Board Is composed OF President wales
and Commissioners westeryt and Dimock, and neither
of these gentlemen has ever expressed to me-
either In conversation or writing, any doubt OF
the durability or economy OF the beton en-
masse plan which is now being constructed at the foot
of Canal and King-sts In this plan have endeavoied
To combine the greatest possible amount OF strength aud
endurance with the least amount OF expenditure keep
ing ever In mind the words of the illustTOus Thomas
Stevenson. uttered in his celebrated treatise on the
"Construction of HarDors:" Now 1t IS quite as bad
en-jueering to adopt the cOwardy and unjustirable
pocy of erecting sheltered works that are hcaYy
enough for an omen sea- through ignorance or fool
hardness TO fall into tie opposite error by Designing
structures that deficient in strength ana eicency
Respectfully, CiAhLLo n "hAhAh'
Nc,r- York, June 20, 1870
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Lord Neaves said the amount was outrageous. The
Court suggested that instead Of retrying the case.
sum might be named which both parties would
agree TO- This was accepted, and the Court there
upon assessed the damages at s1O0; less than enc
twelfth of the sum given by the jury They also
condemned the plaiu lifts to pay their own costs OF
appeal and half tbete of the defendants. YER
Dict outright for the defendants would have been
more In accordance with English ideas of Justice:
but this is, after what has happened. substantial
victory for The AdfRGum.
Mr.. Motley has been in town since Monday. He
sails accompanied by two of his daughters. on Sat
urday for New-Ycrk; intending to mako visit OF
some months in Boston, and return to England in
October. His health, am glad to say, is somewhat
BETTER his appearance being indeed better than at
any time since the serious illness which befell him
more than year ago. During his stay in London
he is the guest of Sir William Stirling Maxwell, one
of his oldest English friends. G. W. s.
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THE WEALTH OF THE STATE.
ppporr op THE STATE ASSESSORS.

REPORT OF THE STATE ASSESSORS.
TIE AGGREGATE VALUATION on PRoPERrf-hSo"-
NOUS INCREASE OF TIE ASSESSED VALUATION
runorGuOrr THE sTATE--NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
MILLIONS OVER THE Last ASSESSMENT.
ryRox A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE Ik'soNSI
ALBANY, June 2S.-The State assessors nave
forwarded to the Controller statement basea upoh ~
reports Just received from the Local Assessors showing
the aggregate valuation Of real and property Ia al
tho counties OF the state upon which the 'afauo'
for 1875 or the next annual tax must DC based. '"o
increase Of tho aggregate valuation just reported oe'
that OF the previous valuation amounts to Sios'|--''
or 0I5 per cent the largest Increase ever Known. %
increase /, the Inore remarkable from the fact that
represents actual valuation OF properly IN Inc sato
for Is74 the year directly succeeding lie great Pap'o
when values had not resumed their normal pro
portions, and owners reluctant 10 estimate
their property at anything near IFS real worth'
especially to the taN-assess0r. Between the years
1866 md 1867 there was an increase OF
1892 but other year has there been any IN
crease comparing even with that figure The present
valuation may therefore, DO said to be an increase OF
sos 900 900 over the highest increase ever known
The following the table, carefully copied from that In
the possession OF the Controller:
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coLoRED GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. /.

The closing exercises of the Colored Gram.
School No. held yesterday In the schoolhouss
at No. 1875 Mulbeyst During the past year there have
been 1875 scholars enrolled and there has been
ago attendance Of 100 The school Is conducted the
old pan the classes range the primary up TO the
highest OF what known grammar school classea
The exercises were musical and literary, compost
more advanced pupils At the close the school Joined m
singing my Country, It's Of Thee" The Rev. John
there are three teachers aud Mrs O. EeIrs u principal
the female department, with four assistants
The diplomas presented by tho Rev. II. H. Gar
nett, d. d. and the prizes distributed By the Rev.
Mr.. Attwe and W. GLAND Bourne The visitors, AltsS
on the blackboard aud specimens Of sewing hat were ~
exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29
4 SOUTHERN TRIBUTE TO MIR. GREELEY
HIS ACT IN BAILING JEFFERSON DAVIS INNATELY
NOBLE.
From The Richmond Faquirer.
', this season of good will, when knight

Z.
From tn. Richmond Paqurer
In this season of good will, when knightly
courtesy rises as reprOach against all those who stu
down into the depths Of hearts and inquire why
reconciliation has been long delayed. Poor, irait
errng mortals that are too many 81 us VIII nnd tt
We have not been without blame IN the premises. terc
were those In every State OF the Union who as soon as
fine secona batteaCs furi d. rose superior TO the
still lingering prejuccs ard passions Of the period. aud
were To change tho foes or the past into the
friendly heroes pregnant present. or such was the
sainted Horace Greeley. We all remember the taubtS
which followed him when he came lher 10 sign the bail
bond of Jeff Davis and shake hands over the bloody
chasIn" The bowling dervisbes whose only gospel
was retaliation and revenge regarded the act as t OF
a souless imbecile, whO when he was revied, re-
fused 10 reveaain Greater weakness they thought 1t
Impossible display. What refuse to make treason
odous Consent To grasp in amity hand which had
been raised against the nations life Smoke the calumet
of p.oce while the earth still red over the buried
hatche To their minds such conduct was not only IN
oomurebeus hle bat absolutely idotic.
since the period OF which we have been writing de-
cade has been added to Republics life, and In the
palament OF man higher sentiments obtain Now, this
act Horace Greeleys regarded as the subinest cpl
sode in the Iliad Of an honorable life.
They praise IL nov who never Praised beiore
And they who always praisod now praise the more.
Viewed the calm light OF Christian civilization the
act nnately noble Ii required no circumstance to
sancty time to bring out Its luster The pen OF
impartial history seized Ii at once and the recording
gel above entered IL umined page OF his eternal
volume Those OF the North who once condemned Gree
lev for his pacific policy condemn themselves. The
eagerness With which they olanor for peace good WILL
and reconciliation is satisfactory proof OF their present
mental and moral condition, hut II creates faint sus
piion that they lave been unwlse on uncartabe dur
Ing these latter years Of reconstruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

There is q singular association in Stowe, VT,
called the Three Score and Ten Society," It has 81
members AZ being and all between 20 end 100 years
Of age One associate, Mrs Mcmahon 100 years old
last January The Xxx Society held It's second annual
meeting ut Stowe the 18th OF June with religious
Services collation., &c, the sermon being preached by
dressed by Pharaoh to Jacob: "How old art thouf
At the table the old gentlemen made speeches some Of
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Tie is up aud says now madam lust give me
that chain no wont win give you last hye
inmates now 80 Just tell me are you no minute
minute minute inmate minute your time
~ up he rings the bell aud servants come IN,
I've this woman. She Is tyed and that is the
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