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Mrs. steMnr,.- A..ignmcn,.

Iu.fr az man hy riIH ffrsfHff- fit I. t0rnr ia VI
stewart OF the cry or lorK, widow OF Alex tn ier
n sftVt late 81 said city, drcrte for aH l1 con,
srrl ron ~ me .um of stnulnln 20 me lu hlEl All
b. II nry uiou ~ saJ CITY, tud Ton DIVER uths t".d
Coa-idcrJiOus sue thrrcnlfO moving, and par l'l ry
10 rry ou ana IN cfugte thr W-hrs ol nY iafc nus
band Alex ndcr stewart, mat the busitrss ~ whcn
ne WI engaged member Of th' rrn ot \. l. SitM,
carried on tho fslnc n lie were living that the Nar-
Gus ana tutci arrangements ana contracts ln ret
cfruce tc nuslnf,s 90 SAID Au ,uul'mr ll'd NJ hn
and INA progress ul cNrluuuu a. e iimc ~ decrease
may he continued aud completed ana especially mat
the business Of sad arm may continue MS Ncirul"lc,
Tor the purpose o. giving cuuoNurui tp ne uhil pc
sous nnN cugaVcd 10 the trauta action ami management
81 The business ~ sii rrn Aud iu ace lance Vita Ac
wishes cot 10Y sand late husband
NOW, Tor the cuus.d aiotl9ns aforesaid, d1 horoN
Hilton Oh ms right ttle, cai asa inter - oiln any
the property real personal money FUNDS, -s-r sf
aud IN cts OF, or belonging to me Hili hfh ul a. :
Sew a Co., WhtrtroDNrr situated or htln-' hhl OF
ing the SAID Henry Hilton TO take pos.e-s IA Of tie
almc and 10 have amt 10 hold the same ~ hiu NA Ns
heirs aud assigns forever. ,.,... ..,
Ihis transfer Eud conveyance does not luciudr any
and convey to said Ecnry Hllton all real ttatc, M
factories or other property, 90 and persona usru IA
connection or connected Herewith, 81 u7f Nhout lt
clty OF New York whether standing IN the name OF s@ll
Alexander 7. stewart lad yiuAli or m tue name 81
said hm al the tine 81 the oealn OF rau AVA@uu' -
And give and grant unto the sad Henry Hilton fun
power and authority use the Lame of the nrm OF A..
4 stewart CO. go long as he may deem the same ex'
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
CoRsFLIA NJ. sTnwARr,
In presence VI HKsRr L. DAVIS.
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WI rMuler. M well Educated.

ON INc I1TNIl4N NeT'NTV
Gen. BtbcOck is giving his version Of the
Pc testimony LIS statement y lucia ana I'M
bIphta, LhJugh somewhat embarrassed and To-
ppltd' hs al "A nan who haa had little TOO
mucn of TINS fun recently for the good Of his
nerves. His pronunciation was hde that OF the
other West Point graduate we had just heard In
the senate, not that 81 an educated man. when
ne uscl W. ds that were not commonly colo
INil, he sometimes pronounced them incor-
I'ttly ana he sid that he gave Bel MY og sew
shY dollars, or something IN that vicinity.
would II not be well for West Point 70 give Il
Mitne more attention TO pure old Eugilsh aud "a
NLlle lees % danclnr2
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LIGHT UPON ANOTHER JOB.
INFANT TIrIT FRTGHTENED BRO-
THER-IN-LA CASEY


Fortv-hve Thousand Dollars Cash Paid TOR
Grnnt'- Appointing 4. &. Billings 10 he
United ~futc- District judge in Iouisiann.
From ne Ne'c o,i.aas Democrat, ApyR13.
The whole country was shocked when
tho President appointed l.. g. Billings United
state District judge for the District ~ Iouisi-
ana, and disgu ted when the Senate confirmed
the scandalous appointment. The Infamous
character ~ Billings was well known In every
State In the Union. and his connection with
Dureu and his participation in that worthy's
great crime against Louisiana were household
stories.
Killings was appointed a. the insiigation o. a
Ring organized n obtain bis appointment, tic
,hicf tuctnbers " which were West, Babcock,
and Porter. While the appointment was pond
N. ond when ~ was gcneraliy heheNeu tn.'
Williamson would receive y, buhng' al ptoa;h,
ed Jim Casey and proposed TO PIT NJ SpWV
FOR the aopointmoht Ms proposition was that
Casey should rcccI 70 SljUlJ; West Ike sum,
ana that sliooj should he DIVIDED between Bah
cock and Potter; In consideration fortWs money
the quartettc were to influence the Prcst-
dent to make the appointment aud tho
business was lust then being talked about,
md Casey, irresoluts himself submitted the
proposition TO BaUcock and Porter. Ihis par
imncdia.eY jumped at tue proposition; buy
CASEY hesitatod etill md they parted without
coming to M understanding. At one o'clock
thtt night Bthcock and Porter. eager 20 engage
ia the dirt, business visited Casey TT his room,
and vchcmenily urged him 10 close the compact
with Billings for the $4,000, affirming that they
| were certain they could have inc hpp9intment
| made. Casey, pwcter, finally declined TO nave
ANYTHING to- do with the matter. He told them
| he had a good thing In New orleans and did not
| care to run the risk Of engaging In 50 unsafe a
business Nevertheless the appointment was sub
| teuuenty made, and there can he no doubt hat
II was paid for and that IL was obtained by Ring
| Of which Bahcock, West, and Porter we're the
| leading spirits. Whether the whole sum OF
| Si5OOD was given to Babcock. West, aud Porter
| or whether Casey's refusal TO 90 party to the
| transaction saved Billings sl5,0OO, our inforna
ton IL not thorough enough to enable US to state
| There Ia not the shadow OF doubt that III
| lincs bought up the Presidents favorites fol
j a.l. .-LlLn ~ 81 Ia 4
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coNcInyINc nLAIyr's noyDs.
/. H. Rolin. OF sew Hampshire Ii Asked
TO TAKE the Witness stand.

/. II. Robin. OF sew Hampshire Is Asked
10 take the Witness stand.
To THE EpToR OF The SUN-Str: The
q 'aueuts wui-h have recently appeared in
1uI ,cN reear ting the Blaine boni trnn7ac,ion
a. sli taut.nlly correct, as can DO clearly es-
tao.-ueu by tAe testiG.ony OF the parties who
aIe i4l.ar win the facts, II they can be IN
a1ce tell t.e whole truth and nothing but
H. fiIfh.
li.li. lio..ils will tell all he knows about the
naluir 900 tho business operations b, whlch, II
NJ. li.lu-uns declagati rs ave tiu., liuns
3 .uc money loaned by Morton, Bliss \ 90.
o. .r bonds. the whole uhur MAJ he clearly
txpla..rl 10 the Fun euhgh eminent OF the pub
II ..nuWtsrr ui4. &C. ling lt may prove 10 b. 10
- .D..pldcfs Of the onion Pacihe Railroad
Company.
Lal, ID the onoia.s who are intrusted with
IT, ,.u..-euicit Of that company consent 70
h,r4..e unfortunate loans made upJn worlhlea :
b. 4..NIta be- lN-lt executive committee, li VIII
i4r. largely mere sci annual earnings to
tut'lc thc directors to declare the two ger cent.
q I.I rtlg CINIdsuis On the STOCK with thht rrgu-
- IS aud piumpiua's OF wnieh they gave the
etoehhuders unqualified assurance IN ono OIL
~ 4lH... Reports. WALL aINLLI.
YOKE. 4l.tl 10. 1873,
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The Tribune Under jay could. Control.


FTVIF I"FN I''''-"T
The existence of the Tribune under us
present management Is a standing proof that a
newspaper may continue 10 struggle hgainsV
bankruptcy long after it power for moral iniu-
enoe or It's perception OF neral obligation mas
departed. daily journal which Is managed of
a person In the employ u jay Gould may Wy 70
counterfeit honest indignation by hypoorlilcM
sniveling, but its efforts only excite ildl eule oI
contempt. The msanness, tho cowardloe, ana
the venallty OF the Tribune have been too nototl-
Gus during the last three or four wears 10 give u
any standing ia court when questions OF charaV-
Ter OF VI prinGlple are al stake.
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MlIIion- Of Fi-h Dls,ribnled.


A very large amount of work has been
done az the state Fish Hatchery AZ CWednnlt,
ne IN Rochester During the season OF $50 40,
not yet closed, there have been distributed
lIGOgO salmon front and egg-, @1-up brook
from. 5000 California salmon, lO,WD whltensl
besides large quantities OF eggs OF these h-h.
Duling the last six years there have been as
tnbuted from this single estlhlshm,nt l9Op %
OOO salmon trout eggs and fry lOQJlOll 90 sal
mon, and lOJJOOJ each of California and kenne-
bee salmon. In shad hatcnng bW0WO eggs
were gathered aud impregnnted last year,
Iarss part OF which were put IN the Hudson
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EIoped with a Richer Girl.


Miss Frazier Of Brooklyn, an orphan OF
fourteen summers, VINO will inherit S5OOO At
ner majority, visited her relatives m on Guy last
whose son WAS engaged 10 a Miss Rivers. Last
week the son, handsome young man OF
twenty-'our eloped with Miss Frazier, and now
Miss Rivers, whose bridal trousseau had been
made, threatens a breach OF promise SUIT, ana
will probably make h,r.elf a furnace on earth
for Whitfield and his BRIDE.
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Holy Water Dealed.
Nom ne Montreal Herald.


On Holy Thursday morning the many
Torshppers attending the Church OF Notre
Dame were the victims OF some miscreant who
nehlsd the fonts Of "hoiy" water by dropping
whit appears 20 have been American potash
sherein Fortunately the quantity added was
msumcient TO do any harm further than TO dts
SaAis Ahs skla a4d clothes Qi the dsyotsss =
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JOHy DOL\N'S LAST DAYS.
srypty JIEW or THE TONES AND
IRIS pOOMLD PRISONER


It'll. ,,.~on Wanderers unvc
bCIl rom wn''" w., ,,.nacd Vis notun.
bee" ~" Wv" ~, ~ Nc.s Murder.
q" WV .,..,,...., n,n.
40 "'N'N E'S''''"' 49,, H., e..
u.aI E'scopahan s'r' ICES VIZ NV 49,,
Tomh- hy the Rev. VIZ "'"'", a" r...,
g. sore 'ch ID in th'F ''". "'' Ei..
LDif thc uOois "JF I'D "e" ... ..1
t.l-i =. Anew h' 'N'I' "" ..,o.
stove la thr lover coI''u'H ANU Wv ',,, ,.,r,
s.+unl Of doh women "N" ''' o,. .u.r,
seated near the pr'"'i'' G." '"' , ~ tho
Str nicely dD.r i was t ,tc orea,
preacher vol % ccN 'lnN I'm u,s that
cmiy -nare. ''',f.rbvnn Hold
t... t.,. ....lt. .o or t'' D .i'''' "' 100"
. A. .'.Iff. th, .fNlc'- were ''..t'
NC ''. o.f.trlrr.r.' rus." Wts opcl-
Ihcn.ooi N'' De- '' ......f...l
a. .iI JOIN. i'i't" ""' '"
,r. ..r
...t..i.....t.rt .lY.hat Dia. d
'"'' .,...f ,I...t. 4
ilIu.lf ss ln.. tA.. ''' '''
...,ndpr.t', 4ir'. pulled lrsc cmcll''f
.,.t.. l.i.fl aud layeN o. B.. 70.
tt.u.l,o.
l.l-u f. hl-i 'll N"i'. 'i''"
II T.. &c.. .ul. rlr one in t'' iAt wee" W ''e'
,1 p,nlty sheriff manifesto
t- ''' .... 3D.. colt and
s..e curiosity ah 1913 .iHN', .' .'' '.'' ..'''
l. ..tif. fii.u tN-t D.. ii .ul us az ". Inc
c. .,, f,, ,vrr ths tlrcshO i'd
/ d 'iN 0n'r" ''" ', 40. ....,, .,.,,,
'' ~i'if'f'.l tiNi "'N'.i
U' . DO ...,,.t n Las,
"D' 10. "'' 1910" i"oN q. "' ",-N'
A. na laughed aud Wiukcl - the DEPUTY
w. .wh,.tood near 4 moment att,rw ui
t .......~ e. , .,t,stion.
,.r..f have given up hope OF a reytieve. l
49,. .,In.t.C,y. 'rudcn VIII do anythin. for
80, n.,..,,,c vc-v sor,o,.. his voice
~. JUS Leo ''''unc Ncl' s''''''''' "'' w
v.4i. IS. and there was pcrcepiiblc uemot n
t.t 80 held IN, camclna; but he was
D
e. review hi- case puck out tue uls'reP'"
r,.in the evidence adj luced against hin' assign
/" '' .,.,. t.,.,,,,.,,..., ~, ,f,o orion,
tr.fc ui - sVlcinul hi- innocence 81 TAO Ci'n'
.ll,h he now exaects to die. As he spoke
,..b nd earnestly. ne tvtrled uervou.lv it
'. ~, s'irc l,,.. t'stencd rho r,mellia
o. ', ,- on. ti lives flttiered 10 the fiuor
unn 90 I'D nN nun. az 'eousn's WTre 100
~, Wn" % 81, sce'n T., ,ih.t,utiate Inn
'AIo" u, ~. v."ei 49, ~ a., 80 III 9ii.,
IN, .,,.,, ,,.l,., ,y,r, t,o.euf pr
'. '' 'l't 1 a., a, .,, 49,, r" ,Tcr a., a.,
u -'tni ~ ~ arson S'ettl'' " "Vry W. '''
49," l''t ~ ,"' VI H H, , .,'u ~. +,
i'. , , .,,.r r'sl' l,ot an,
r,t'it.r AID fo"l, il a,y.V from him
Ni'" rev wv """ ~" ~ 49, ~ 80
VI @.' ,''' 90. "a ~ 49,, M
',,,'., a.. " IL, s a,', .n,,,'t ~" y.,, i i,
~ men, 3'v ne san ION NVu =. ~
,'of': n,l III. i. wli i- r.
nW", N.e.t.G YOU on we i.t '' nni T.. ~ !,
o. 500 90. j. lul- 9., 'i'' ..'-"a uv a'ii. T.
s''d t'Nnt your ece. u 'n't y9H DO y
h U.S. VOC N.t ENG" V"a w, W.
ut, .Ni ui J ives AFRAID tNe5 a o.
nc r .I' s' ~ r.
can TO-" 'N - q
d'@~ tNt. l'N' ~
GOV. iWlrh ''' ' " '' N-- IT, 'i'' i'tt
a"it.i =. "- =,
hNi i'trl lNtNt y. N -,tH '", T.
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n'f ''. ~ u.'' t'.'. '-l"
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BANKINo Avn rINANClAA.


JAMES G REID.
Banker ami Broker
Member OF the New York stocs anil Gold Exchanges
New street. corner Of Wan.
New York
Stocks bonds gold, Goycrnm ent aud railway sccuri-
tics tou, and -0d on commission. investments made.
Interest allowed on deposits.
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snttln! lLallc,s.


zoos stKN4tE from 1! tool "'coc' on N'n""f'
Monin. n, scr,ic,nt Z .'1 .ce. ~, lAl FRA 81
NkFIfNG 10 s n'Io', n 'N' eve .nf rl ny NJ
snet, An he u,nci.. C'..'i|n ray. -9h mruncr,
Ot tlt. c.llr lfr fuUNll4j HNllrI. 800 MnniN Wl
MOOT the young r1lycits 40 Association Hal at 8
By sn.cnI request It One Young M"ns Christian As-o
ciatian Nr. Mui.F Will .pr4f i- lecture Oh DANIEL
on lu0s IH'. o., uf.rk. IW,.,r To- nr obtained AZ
SIR. Moody WI rr'tcl o. lu, -day evening at 4
oclnck. 100 ou "wednesday az ociuck.
E AnENlAL Nrtll>i' NviH iaY Apr 40, ~ =
oc Yca. Inr service. w.. De specially tpr Nu.ns con.
vcr-. Adui--on only ny u,krL detained on lets.aai
appHcau.n az Fourth Avenue HAN entrance hl door
4, Ola -ith III.
THE GREAT kNGLI~H RtMEDh toH
GuNi and Airuuialsn, Hltlls Fli.i cure shl.t NH'.
tulIi uriyersaly used IA Europe many years. FROM
Harsuut, LuLlou, Frunuetlrs II. PLAN Ten A. 81 80
No. pa Wilnn tt, sew NorA, agents. aJld Ny Hi w.
giSis. sent by mail
WALL. STWEET CANICArl ltE-.
A NEW BOOK, AS fAGE>, containing ~ rnslAN'l
Illustration, with Information Tor btocN Hiecu Atnlf,
price cloh covers, 10 cents by m3il pAp't Nrt' l9'
TUMBRlDGE Co, llker' and hrOkers
NERVOUS DEBILITY.. MEAil<Si>.Se. ~,
promptly aud radically cured by MlNthhsItHS
| SPECIFIC PILL. ~ per box SIX boxes - frepHel
! only by WINCnEsrAk@ CO.. 50 john 81. \,
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Health mud IIappIness,

II YOU are costlye, by taking Quirk's Irish Tea
the great bilious remedy ado 4
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IL 81
NOTICE.

Having Transferred TO HENRY HILTON all my In
teseet In the nrm Of ALEXANDER T. STEW AkT
CO.. the Du,incss OF sad house viii be hereafter con-
unued 10y him. under the sau' nrm namg, with such
persons ~ he may associate win iim.
Dated NEW YORK. April Il, 1870
COBNGLIA NJ. STEWART.
Tnr BUSINESS oF III Fl!H OF ALEXANDER
T. STEWART & co vii be oon'inacd hy the under.
signcd a. co.parincrs under the same nrn name
Dated ApFn IA, 1siO.
HENRY HILTON.
WILLIAM LtRNEY.
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Arrtvcd-SUSpAY, April 10.
Steamship WySnoke. Richmond, Cny Poiut, an Nor
'oik. mdsc. and pass.
Steamship Lancaster Philadelphia.
steamship George Washington Halifax, mdse. and
pass.
Steamship Magnois. Savannah. mdse and pass.
steamship CUT stream. CharlSstOn. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Neptune Boston. mdse. anu pass.
Ship Mariana. Lisbon vine, &c.
BARK Mar, Pratt, Matsnzas sugar.
Bark Poi QUO. Havana. -u-ar
rrlg britannia. BarOs faes. sugar.
Brir Anna 4. Odcll. Sagua. sugar.
Afutaf I-ua. riNrr 80. c3ttt fi-e vei'.t
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business No.lttq.


10 MOtheir.
Mrs wINeLOw's sOOrHiNG SYRUP for chilir'n
'ecthins con old AVID wel-trel remedy. N h stood
the st o., many YEAR,, and was meyer 1nown TO fan
CieiniIl a.. call Tor nnf deliver goods Work slH-
pc ln.f OrFioE-; u5i lir y, near - sti
100 dth ave- IAN d.; aAl -.j Stn ave- Apa - "a ri.
Diseased cNcrctiOH- 81 The mauih whici proc
Que doc faf0 fW'ff nr mn ms tltl cor
rcciei 10y the use OF MIS- Of MasncsA
Any one can see nth piuncc that Pnmcroy's
Eitst.c lfus. .s Ia best. Price 81 al broadway,
Dr. LYONS Tooth Tablets
harden and heal tr-ccr guns
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CONTINUED ISL OF FIRM NAME,
NC H. my aud hai tue same is correct dupf
cate thcrcfrn rom and ~ the WI D. uf such ore'nsl
Inlorscd n 20. ana recorded 18Th Aprii 1870 hrs.
IN Witness whereof have hDrcuutI subscribed my
tnc and aitAeu my Onlia. sea, tis nucehth gay OF
WI WALSH,
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MaRIyE IvrELLIGEyCs.

NrvrArrRa ALuASAc-rrfs DAY
sun r'ses . 10 Sun Sc.s.... Il Moon rises " 90
UfsI HArEE-rnf- Jay
sandy Hook. oS GOV. Isiand. 81 hen Gate. ~
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HMM UILION.. u II
WILLIAM lDbFY. II. 81
In presence OF liEsrY r. DAVIES, j. Hrsry Work

state Of New York, city ami county Of New Y0rk IS;
ON this fifteenth dn, of AUt, 4. y. 1870 before me
came HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LlBBEI, to me
known 10 be the individuals described ia aud who ere
cutc1 tie within certificate ana severaliy acknOwk
edged that they executed The same.
tsigned) ROBERT PkOTHEROF.
Notary Public,
New iOrA city.
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6OpartnsrsOlp llotlt.s.


NOTICE.
~ Ini. Is 10 certify.
T. That We HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIB
BY tn OF city ana ~nfn of Vow York have tuta
dav formed cupsrtn rshn Tor the purpose Ut Jnduct
lng H general mercantile business a. i1t CITY 81 New
YORK ami In tho cities u Boston, iillde pia fHrs,
LYONS Manchestcr Bradford, N0uuEhul bgiast;
ola gov. Berlin thrulx lui Nls.whefc, IN the uted
Stats anil u thc Kinrg oi Great riian and ireland,
and ON the Continent OF Europe, aud III other foreign
countries. 1900.
y hat the principal pace o. iusncs Of said copart-
ncr-hlp will he M the cry W sew YORK. -
3. That etid business Wll DOG ruuOucted uhdcf tue
nm name IT s. o. b WANr CO., which hrin ainea
n /. hereby certified. viii continue 10 use ON NESkG
HI T1t .ru WILLIAM llHBil. 90 tie CITY .ni y g
OF Sow lurA aiurDaaid; the saiu HENEl HUTTON
6ring Tho assigure ami grantee or COKNELlA ".
STEWART dcViscc and legltee under ilo last VIII snd
tastant mt of ALEXANDER .. STEWART late 81 tho
city Of Ncw York dccclsed as 10 a thr lLtcfesL
a. /. STEWART a 90! AMI me SAID WILLIAM Lib
BEY being tn only surviving piftner OF the ~ i1lo
nrm Of \. I. STEWART & 90. which nrn mad business
re- ations with fore gn countrlrs.
Mi'ncss hands and seals MS fourteenth day OF
April, 4. ID. 1870.
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TI'NVO -TURE~ i.r.n., nieWi % pare r''ss s. 800.
! doWf tT ftnf t-. i.r ~
- go. / qHir. a. ST.. N.ht.. - t.4s.g.o.t -t,
faf. Do
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OFFS to i-t-3e Spruce s' f,r business or ~ iuu-
! fict lrin; purpose. Apply 10 s. MENDELsON, on
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-07

A prominent Cincinnati pork dealer is
writing up his ught-to-buy- biography.
It's currently reported that a Jersey far
mer has raised twelve tons Of currants this
season.
Another popular belief exploded-The
Thousand Isles number considerably less
when counted.
9. They are going to have such corn crop
in Illinois this year as was never known
before. Johnny-cake wont be cent per
pound next winter.
The difference between novelist and a
watering. place correspondent is that one
aims to present truth in the garb of fiction
and the other fiction is the garb of truth.
The Syrian sponge-divcrs off Batroun
have been frightened from their fishery by
| the appearance of a sea monster, which ia
alleged to have "swallowed whole" one un-
! fortunate man.
| A hotel clerk in Delaware was civil to O
rusty looking countryman, and now finds
that the latter has died and left him $780,.
600. We suppose the country gentleman
died of establishment.
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The Round Lake Camp Meeting.

The opening season of the fall camp
meeting at Round lake, Tuesday evening,
was attended by about 200 persons, and was
full of interest. The air was very chilly,
and the service was accordingly shortened,
No sermon was preached, but several cler-
gymen took part, delivering short and spir-
tied addresses. A canopy has been erected
over portion of the seats fronting the
stand, and will afford convenient shelter in
case Of rain. Jones, the Troy bell founder,
has placed a 600 pound bell upon the
stand, and Its musical voice can be daily
heard for miles around. The attendance is
quite large, and many are constantly coming
In with teams as well as by rail. If the
weather moderates, the meeting will be a
great success.
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A DEMOCRATIC MARES NEST.

" Intimidation" Terrorism" and White
Leaguism in Rutland-Republican Coercing
the " Democratic Workingmen."
In the language of the democracy the
"quarries were flooded" with the following
address to workingmen, Monday, with the
evident design of intimidating democratic
liens and forcing them to vote contrary
t. their convictions. The address is, as we
understand, to be forwarded to certain
democratic newspapers for publication, in
order that the whole world may be in
formed what ntimidating kind of " fellers'
Rutland republicans are. Being DESTROYS
that workingmen everywhere should have
the facts snl arguments before them, and
fearing that no democratic newspaper can
be found green enough to publish it, we
take pleasure, at the especial request of our
democratic friends, in laying it before our
readers. The address is as follows
Democratic Workiningmen
Before you vote think carefully on what
you are going to do.
es. Well, do you think that the addition
to the present national debt of three or
our hundred millions of dollars to pay
uthern war claims will reduce your tax
es? Yet Tins is just what you are going to
do, if you vote the democratic ticket. A
oil is now in the democratic house of re-
presenia.ives to pay all the expenses of the
war which the south made, and If you
want to help ay tins by doubling your
taxes, vote the democratic ticket.
Do you expect better times and more
work if you can elect democrats to office ?
they have had all the control of the gov
eminent in the popular branch of congress
for nearly year, and they refuse to help
you to work, or help the great body of
workingmen, because they shut down pub
ic works all over the country, pleading
economy, and at the same time spent NIL
lions in thtir own committees, invest eating
ibings that had no existence, and all the
frauds they ever discovered they husbed up
because the guilty party were democrats.
They might have set thousands of men
at work on the Mississippi levees, and
other needed works, but they have done
nothing, and tae democratic party who
rule New York city are letting the poor
aboling men starve.
BUT ABOVE ALL!
Do you want TO lose the work you have
In the quarries and marble millsY If the
democratic party come in power they in.
tend to have free trade What is free
trader To let all the foreign marble and
slate, and iron and coal into this country
without paying any duty. These material,
can be quaried abroad and landed in this
country at one-fourth less than the cost OF
producing them here. Now II all these
come here free of duty, every mine and
quarry in the whole United States mus
either shut down a together or else reduce
your wages at least one-fourth, because
they cannot sell marble, etc., as cheap al
the English and Italian can who pay, az
you all know, starvation wages.
Do you want TO be thrown out of work,
or work for less wages 2 II so, vote the
democratic ticket.
Ia fact If you want more taxes, less
work, No work, less wages, work for the