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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArrIxpoRr. Nay 2s--Arrivsd, bark Amphtrits (Gsr),
Graw, Darien
AMSTERDAM. May 2s-Arrivsd, bark George Doane.
Corning New York; brig Rcdowa. Wallace. New York.
Arrived 9th ships Feydis or) Eversen New Orleans;
Hebe Nor, Hillt. Bamore barks Thorgny (swe), Lars
Darien: Frigate Bird (Nor Van der Lppe, Baltimore
ANTWERP May 2s-Saiied. steamer Switzerland (Belg,
Jackson New York another report says Phiadeph
passed Flushing at 8 PM; ships Sargent swet Cardiff
Duc dc SAKE Belg1. Heinrchs Philadelphia Metcaif
Nor, Knudsen. New York; semirams schulenberg, Ba-
baks vinccnso Gslatols Uts. Maxello New York
John Ellis tBr), Melvin. Philadelphia.
BRsroI. May 29saled barks Martin Luther Qor), New
York; Agda tfor). Philadelphia.
BxLvAsr May 2sArived. barks Iussgnano tAus,. Gis-
duch. Baltimore; Marinir utsD, Lauro Phiadeiphia; Re
former Br), Brown, do; Alice Roy tBr. Mckenzie Bali
Sunbeam tBr). Whitney, do; 2sth, Chas Bal Nor
Lund. Norfolk.
Sailed 2sth. barks Exile tBr Pearce, North Amer1ca
vcsta tNor), Thorsen, United States.
BREMEN. May 2s-Arrived. ship Hampton Court ,Br.
voik. New Orleans; banks sio (Nor) Telstsen Phiia
deiphia; Reck GER. wauen do; Harold ,BD, Dins
more. Baltimore.
Sailed 27,h ship humboldt CGcr Ccrson United States
Sailed 18th. ship Magdaiene Ger. Hencke New York.
BORDEAUX. May 27-Arrived ship stratford Nor) Neil
SEN Pensacola bark Aphonse et Marie r. Privai, New
Orleans
BAncrtoxA. May as-Arrivsd brig Elena Csp) Nastany
Charleston.
Boxsar to May 2s-Arrived. ship Fannie Tucker, Rob
crts Boston.
Sailed. bark Ethan Allen. Hardy Masulipstam.
BAssrtS--saiIed. ship Premier. McGilvery England.
cARprrv Nay 2sssiled, ship Jairs Lincoln, Lombard
Flo Janeirc
CEoxsrApr-Arrived barks Kate Cam (Br). Smith.
Savannah Wilhelm Gynthcr (sw. Ostinnd. New Oreans
Abigail tBr Raymond New York; Ida (Nor). Larsen. do
Nymph-n tNor, Nielsen do; Poseedon tNor,. Nielsen
Charleston; brig Terncn (Nor. Halvorsen, Wilmington
Nc.
corKSHAcrS-sailcd Garibsldi for America; Ariel. do
CALcurrA-sailed ship Lo,tc Warren (B, Cawscy. Bos
DIAL, May 2e-Arrived barks Alexander Csw,. Rhodin
New Orleans for Bremen Uno (Nor, LorentEen Baltimore
for Rotterdam.
DrSDsK, May 2sArri~sd bark svea tsv), odIund, Pas
cagoula.
praLrS. May 1s-Arrved barks rsrella CSor, Espeund
Baltimore; 18th. Violet CBr). Harding Philadelphia
Sailed asth. bark Mary a. Reed Geycr. United states
DuSxiRx, May 2s-Arrved, bark Frank. Wallace. New
York
ELsSoKxArrived barks Freid txor,, Berg. Baltimore
Anna ,xor,. Wohi. do.
FALxorrH, May 2ssh-Arrived, ship Abbotsfsrd (Br).
Churchill, Indspsndsnca Bay.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Bxxsr. May i4-saled. brig Mary A Dorsn (BD. Shaw,
BAasApos; Nay lArved brig Grace Kelly or'. Dnzsy,
l9 S Shr sgs'a G15d r soxssa
Newman. Newman, Mexico
Bosom p'. arrived TN brig cssrs pslsao from
New York arrived 10Th Britannia Hciehkss from do
eth To- New York, ids
.es. LAURA M.y bruce esSs G- Ell.
and * w:sn E rs Ss
ygg s4 as brig Pit b ho: rss.Sspb a.
~ssl;S ,s.h; .ess le,sa. s PIE g Johns ,ssa.
goth Eliza Bars, !Rr ys~.ey, New York sehrs wn Buck
c.n.. May isin port hrs Gsssi!s Dickson ane ;.ehrs
j.. Gss~s ss %s.a S Ralph n.s
north e Mssss!ss Rive, Queer. MiS0: DO
Edward 1r Fraser Asvre 18TH brig Lvon,a lBt. Glow.
% .snr IF:
In po Nay s. Srrs Eastern star Foster from and for
.sg y, @ Sss
Kesnsy Beers 81, for Livsrp9yo ,;, do m,
My CITY e I.vsns Phil
Arrived 2sth steamer Austin Morgan, Indanols; brig
aass: REED caaiso@s
Nay ss.s Fss S. ol,sS kin
Sailed 9th, schr stephen tBr Porto Rico
rived d.s siss s h
do o asfS dS wSimns
Of Hssra scs ussn a Srs sh S i'''r n'''h
MoSTsEAI May as-Arrvsd bark parear". Davidson. 81
Cleared assh .es%e, Avc ~ Gould S An; Antwerp
SBr, Fsrns belfast; xssr. tBr. Bfowne, Liverpool;
rixed o,sh hrI~ Aiics iBr, from Cork md -. dr.
Para, Nay SIN port, schr Theresa Quinn. from Now
a s E F.s s...a New .s"s ss
ss s. Ann. Gsi.!s s s' s.: S.s
ldg; Aldine Denn ion for DO . d.. 90 .--,-.,
Holden, MeRsy York '.nd sailed Nay ssf for cs
Tavorss woodward New York; ssh schr Nymph, Brown
s;.Ied May 9 bark Han (B5,. New YORK.
Mcdonald. st Thomas for PetOu; Maihide and 0ctsvia
P'crou Ms May a7-Xrrived Gunhelda tB Mock
fuow.ss May ao-Anived, brig v.lero CBr, Fulton Hal
tiana: Contest James Hull barks Constants REYNOLDS
do; Huano Mclean Aberdeen conccrdia. Bull. Chris
sn Duck .sS NSSss 1fUS
0 f
TsSH.: May S:...s a
Holmes, Demovara: EDWARD johnson. Bean.
Ella rresscy Presscy New York: 18th. bark Aremesis
Or Ness. Port Elizabeth; 6h. brig Annie Wharton 3D.
Wharton Pcrbice.
brigs bismarck ll3r). Vance. Sagun: Jones dr. Gam
Humscoa PR TO load Tor English Channe 18th bark
Ada Carter Absrg Navassa: bgs Mary kice chslIonsr
bark County ., Richmond 3D. Bou,on 81 Johns PR. and
ofHattcras: Acadia !BD, Aguadlla and New York
ST. PiKrnY, Mart, May ARRIVED brig - Pierre Fr) Hu
beau. New York.
In port May O. schr Marguerite Fr Bay for New York.
sAGrA May 27-sailed, schr II Riley Coffin. north OF
sYDsxY cB, May ?i-Arr,ysd, steamer Glslsnd tBr. Ds
vison Montreal land sailed I'D for London) I'D banks Al
germ tBr Brownell Liverpool land ordered to Bay Sha
leur and United Kingdom; Sea Crest tBr. Bennett.
(and ordered TO Miramicni and United ngdoml.
Arrived 2Sth. steamer Arstocat tBr). Berwick, New
York.
81 Jonx NIB. May &C. Arrived schr Il G Rankin Hall
James River, Va mot Us before.
2gth ships Gen shepley. Hatching Havrs; Royal Daus
Boston: Cotter Ir do; Treilis tBr), Providence Nell
lie Clark. 81 Andrews
Sailed 27th bsrks Coronet (Br). Liverpool; Chin Yang
fBrl do brig Malaga sBr,. Matanras schr Geo Jewst
Pawtucket
81 xspREws. XBs Nay 2e-Arrved. schr william Todd
YARsouTH, May 2e-ssiled. brig Clifford (Br), West
Indies.
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CELEBRATION OF THE EIGHTY-sEcoND BIRTH
THE UNIVERSITY SPEECHES AND
rRIzEs-
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May %, 1915.
No has greatly endeared himself TO the South
people has Cornelius Vanderbilt His establish
ment OF the university bearing his name has gwen
him widespread throughout the whole South. 1t
Is household word with all the Southern peo-
pie, and especially every Southern Methodist
home. But its great advantages will not only DO
known to the South but to the entire nation It's
faculty been well selected as TO at once give
u great prominence among educational institu-
tons. 1t is rare that university in tho
6rsl year OF should matricua.e 3o7 stu
sty has accomplished. These students represent tho
States OF Alabama, Arkansas. Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Kentucky, louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri,
North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee, Texas tho
United States Army, Virginia. Mexico aud China. or
the numcer IN atienaance iennessee mas log. y Is
believed from 500 TO 900 VIII matriculate next session,
aud thatpt the end OF two years more 600 students
viii be in attendance upon the institution.
This the eighty second birthday Of Commodore Van
dcrbt, was celebrated with great pomp and ceremony.
1t has been denominated Founders Day. and Will
hereafter be observed by the faculty and students OF
the university n holiday. AT nine O'Clock this
morning the ceremonies of the day opened with
music by brass bard in front OF the university build
ing Al ten O'Clock tho beautiful chapel was crowded
with highly cultured audience, who awaited with much
interest the opening exercises which we're commenced
with prayer. After music Bishop NcTycire, Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees delivered the sauatory
followed by music and an address by Chancellor Gar
land in which he gave sketch OF the OF Mr..
Vanderbilt aud that oil the institution. Then followed
hearty congratulations 10 the Commodore.
Tonight the university was brilliantly illuminated,
and, on its high cmincnce was conspicuous to two
thirds OF the citizens OF Nashville and Tor eight
miles around. Groves OF people gathered upon the
Capitol grounds, tho highest portion Of the city, and
witnessed the magnificent sight Not only was the
university abazc with light but the grounds also, now
In course Of high ornamcntaton
The prize speaking took place tonight between r.
y. Chew, OF ST. Louis; I. 4. Mathews, OF Nashville,
both OF the Phiosophc Society, aad r. J. Craig, of
Biles county. Tennessee. and G. A. Richardson,
Greeneyie Ala, Of the Dlalecllc society
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 30. 1876.
ARRIVALS.

kxroRrKp THE HERALD STEAM AND HERALD
wHTrsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer City q Merida II, Reypsds New Orleans Nay
2oth, Progreso 22d and Havana 25h, with mdse and pas
steamer bermuda ,Br,. Angrove. Bermuda May % with
Steamer Cry Of Dallas, Hines rernandina May "a.
Brunwct ash and rCy. Roy. as.h VIII mase and
Frying Pan ghsshp passed steamer City OF Vera cru1
gsrt Proeo dtap. D. MARITIME Dublin AZ days. in ballast
10 L .,s n story r CO c,., w,n
Bark Assyrian In, Murchi.on carenas 10 days. with
sursr to Grinnei. Mintnrn Co; vessel TO master
ssIs ys, r rsrey "S. snsna days with sugar
Brig Tally H.. Oates. sagua May H. with sugar to simp
sssr Cook Cook. cardenas May IL. with sugar to
sehr Julia Brown Yckerson. csrdsnas 10 days with
sehr Florence wae1ril Doans. Barscoa II days. with
sehr Anna . Merritt, rinkhsm. Baracoa IL days, with
sshf Tam osSsnssr sAarrss, Asaco, with hui. to
Fade Pierce. Hows., Rock sound with fruit ,oBJ
srhr William Buck Gof sag Harbor,, Miller, Bermuda Z
days. with produce TO Ioomis Co; vessel squire
sehr Almis WILEY, Wiley. Pensacola 10 days. with
selr Lens storer Boston,. seavey Cedar Keys IL
days. with lumber :" isaac Eppinger vessel TO Loud
sshr Nellie Potter. Howard Washington. &c days. with
s sssr s,.s .,s. .rs.s ser EyS ,,I. Va
ssRr s ] iioyi. cssa%sr virsinis
sehr Cake. sooey. Virginia
seSr volunteer sasSsrmaa Smith. with 5000 cxersl
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Annie Martin. Nickcrson. BoardnEham for New
York
schr r n clark Farrell. Westerly for New York
Rhode Island. Andrews Sag fIarhor for New York
sehf Aies ssrsutpn Lathop stony Creek New York.
Schr Albert Pharo. Bingham Cold Spring Harbor
York
Sehr Silver Spray. Chadwick Thomaston New York
Schr Highlander. Wood. Boston for New York
Sehr y q Fell. Nckerson. Providence for New York
Scfr Yankee Doodle Rose. Orient. Ii. Tor New York.
Schr Equal. Titus. Bangor for New York
Schr Bodipe. Silvis Fall River for New York
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton. New London tor New York
Schr Tangent. Bunkcr. Calais for New York
Schr Chief. shaw. kocSlsnd tor New York.
Sehr Pennsyis ania, Barnstablo Tor Hoboken
ROUND EAST.
stesuer Frsnconia. Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer City OF New Bedford, Fish. New York for New
Bedford
Steamer Tillic. Ewing New YORK for New London and
Norwich.
Schr Chief. Sspth. Port ohnson tor Norwich,
Sehr Ann = Br.~n. Hawkins. tnbDy Tor .rosiicncs.
Scnr Palladium. Ryder. Port johnson Providence.
Srhr Ann Eliza taswrI. PhiiaderAia for tfcyiaepce.
Nehr Cnen. Cullen Cecfcetown DC. Tor Norwaak.
schr l,arvcst Home New York icr Ar1onsag.
schr Josephine. Myers. Albany tor Cfeeutnrt
Scnr Helen Thorn p~on Bonten. Ropdont Tor boston
scnr u n Braincrd Hull. toookcn Tor hiddletown
ycbr y Jones' Smith. New York for Bosson
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Tho condition OF Commodore vanderbit's health
last night considerably worse and IL is
his death shall take place His physicians con-
stantly in attendance upon hun and refuse To allow
any Is see him. Mr. Cornelius Wander
but, his iavorite nephew, called to visit
the Commodore last night, but was refused
ldmittance TO his chamber. In fact II is only by the
exercise OF the greatest caution and providing the
utmost quetudc that the fatal hour be postponed
Such IS the nature OF the complaint under winch the
Commodore Is suffering. taken into consideration with
his great age that his decease may be looked for any
moment
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SPOKEN.

Bark Othere CBr, Green, from Callao for Hampton
Roads, April IS. no lat &C.
Bark Assyria Dr. fdgett. from Liverpool for Sydney,
CB. May IL. lat 81. Ion IA.
Bark rleetwing. Smith. DAVIS from New Orleans for
Liverpool NAV II. Stone Key by W u IS miles.
Brig Julia r Haskell, from Boston Tor Norfolk, May IS,
lat ~ o. Ion "A.
brig Hattie from Baltimore for Portland, May g. lat
81 80 lon "a 10
schr Cook BORDEN from Brunswick. Ca for Fall River
May 81. lat 81 40 lon 81 H.
schr stampede from - for sstilia River May %. on
Fryingpan Shoals.
schr Mary W Hopper bound south, date SO miles NE
OF Cape Roman
Schr Sunny SOUTH days York Fernandins,
NO date, &c (by Charleston pilot boat.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmastcrs informed
that by teegraphne to the HERALD London Burcsu ad
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, LONDON" to the
Paris oice addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabcd this
try free Of charge
Captains arriving st and sailing from French and Med
ports will ind the Paris Office the sconom
cal and expeditions for telegraphing
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Barbados May 4 barks Sappho. Edick. NIB
from cruise. with 200 bbls oil; 9Th. Sea Queen Allen,
Westpor from do. with 30 bbs OIL ah, Pioneer Tripp
ME- from do, 7so bbls oil The Pioneer April %
colded with English bark and lost mxScnmast fore
sopgaantmast and ibboom AMI stove In ssarboard rail-
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SAILED.

Steamers Kepler Br) for Antwerp; Aibemarle Lewes.
Del: ship Robert Dixon. San Francisco Nevada Bamoe
barks Crowel Buenos Ayres Fortuna (Nor Rot
terdam Elizabeth utal. do; Haven -: brig
Excelsior (Br). bermuda
Wind At sunset. Sw; midnight. W.
Barometer At sunset. 29S2.
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The IS 600 tickets ending with uumber o. 2 g.
CHE ending figure OF the number drawing the capital
prize being event. each entitled to S.
Witness hands Covington, KY this day, Saturday
May II. 1870 X. II. RAMSAY,
L. d. CRONINGER.
Commissioners.
Prxes payshle In full without Deduction.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

pArHs OF DEPARTURES YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY
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a FOR SALE OR CHARTER. STEAMsiiiPs
IA Steamboats,. Tugs Yachts. stesm Lnun-
ches, &c. Apply 20 FREDERICK c. SCHMIDT, No. I
South William st.
NROCKElT's GENUINE SPAR COMPOSITION FOR
~ ali bright woodwork yachts and be had
only OF SEEIEY STEVENS. 81 Burling slip New York.
JTOR sALE-sTEAN FERRyBoAT FULToNs IN
IL good orser. running; IJOx5t all; :Sinch
cylinder feet stroke. Address WILLIAM NJ FARR, 824
Chestnut st., Pniladeipna
LNOR SALE OR cHARTER-THE NEW STEAM
Yacht Creedoor; fitted with all latest improvements;
cabin lore and an length ~ eet BEAM 10 feet For
ticulars apply at 4el Broomest
C,TEAMB0AT FOR sALE-NEw; WITHOUT RKGfs
- Inquire ~ 223 West -.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN A NICE COUNTRY
w homo . nrxt class Yacht. about 30 feet long
draught about ~ incheA Inquire Of A. MEAD, American
Hotel - Fulton 81. Brooklyn
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA States, for causes without publicity
legal everywhere; charge In advance; advice free
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney. l9l Broadway
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rnsCELLANEOUs.
LOTTERY. CLASS =, DRAWN AT oovIscroS.


KY. SATURDAY. NAY q. 1874
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3. MARTINEZ 4
10 Wall ST. Post ONCE 4
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WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. May 20. PM-wind n. light; enc.
HoLrHEAD. May 20, PA-wnd sW, moderate; barometer,
S0l7Q
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L Upited Colonies are. and at ri.li ought
20 he. free end indcrend,n states. If.-
gentleman was accompanied ~ ~ r'N
',rm l., Major >iok.ey, y y" aNrd'd To
g iac' al ~. lrc>idsn' "i iit lnIie ~
states I'D inl"ilsicd ihr ,"iginsl 'e' a.
rafion 10 III. care or this special 0cra- ic'.
Ile il,n handed lie nas-isr ifaii =.
~ wlii'i. nav be welt tcrnef Atrii'n :
Magma ll l.iia j. cn.lrinod - liciriN
ii,nn lre. When The ag' 'irim y
'ut imui.iial parchment wa ,rrsea'"n
. lbr sig'io ~ people. sc''"'i a.
whirh bottles d,,c' p'ior. Men atN'F
their lii aud - eer.i. nmd ~ led y ei'i
'iauf,c enthu>la-'n: womeg waved iii'i.
handkerchiois. and va mni, Han one ~
-iatr~ gave uiirranre fu 'ii,ir delight o.
vi"MilZ The veuer,iri ai sacred reii.
oi The nation. lildren We're held ur =
gaze upon what tie, vii hereafter "
taught TO lonnr and revere. nd ani6>'
the wIldt-t expressions 81 rciishi t!r
'sad"r lincect,d 10 ,crd tie Gocunei
III Lis bands.
NJ. fe con luel I err HsEt.
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IRON he 7.lci,s comras-r.

from ne AtlNH2 NeAiltT"i-a
The qpal.,y of tie wlcai crop si.
be better this yea, than tol many years
-CEolrr, iui.nium Is prevalent Il
this community.
Potatoes nrc selling OF our s'r-,
~ IS cts. per Lu-hel
-Many new n.mLers were added :,
The Clth. an ong them ~ou.e or the o.,l
cs' ciiiIen> ~ The town. Seventy ~,
active 1ideu and Ii.nd,i,ks men al
now n.mhcrs, aud the work has ju.
commenced.
This mnrning tic people Of 1c
Civ ieel sad over tnr death % Lou,
Frey, one Of tie nl,l,.i aud best know
citizens of Tell CITY. He las bee
identified with Tell CITY .ince It's Sc
tlemeni. He served IN The war az III
, rebellion. has filed various Offices
trust. and died at the age ~ tlree.srni
aud ten. lie became prostrsted not
the intense heat yesterday aiternocl
was carried home and died about mn,
night.
"A girl named Lena Sibcrt. aged
or II wears. went into the kitchen
kindle the fire. aud IN order 10 ru.
matters. poured coal oil into the sio,
FROM the can. The result was a 'errih
lrxrlosion. The girls clothing becar
saturated with OIL aud In mnneni Il
was cnveloped IL fumes She was h ,
ribly burned before the hamer could |
exiinguished, and materially injured Il
i,rnally hy iuLsling lot air. sle III
gered uhilll four O'Clock Wednesda
morning aud dicl.
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Cine nrati cowu ercial
The following letter 10 a ilicnd in thu
city is from Mr.. Parkc Goiw in. kuowi
20 long and 80 Vel a. the editor of ih,
New York Evening Post This letter
- will lac seen, was written some tim,
hc one the meetings oi either The Repub.
lean or Democratic conventions.
Nav 7. 1876
As FOR politic.. would like 10 50.
the Republic ans nominate Dri bt
my preferences are most decidedly fu
ITild-n. lave known him al. my liz
and know him ~ ie honest ~ the core
| .iugularly conscientious IN all he dOes
Df great di-infercsiedness. and a. ,
statesman, head and shoulders beinr,
any man now prominent. lie y III
,uo-l pro.cund. sound and clear In hi.
pnliiical economy of ANY man know
compic.el, grounded ia piinciaIrs. sur,
of i'is ever, step. extremely ludirioHs
and without c"nceiis. pgciudice- O.
weaknesses. II he were president III
moment, ia less tl.in three months "
should SEE our finances on tirir b..
feet, taxation reduced q half. aLi ih
currency in - sure way to rrcove ~. N
gentle and almost iInpcreptihc me1ns
w bar j. more. We should see tnle~ o
Northern capital flowing into the Sonil
10 turn its rich natural resources int,
unexaupled prosperity. 1ill-n inspire
NIL classes with confi,lcuce saving th
rogues Abuse Of Him does noi efec
him al ALL lie l,rs. IN fact. no persona
s-nimenis, whirh hi~ enemies say
profound policy. bur whirh | know
lie make % The nan. Hc j. so deep.
absorbed in his principles LAT lie pav
no heed 20 personalities. Iou migl,
ssssil him 'or wears. aud at The end o
that time. IL YOU were WORTHY. llr wOul,
be the first 10 acknowledge IT, ". en
con>id.-r the condition 81 lhr c"uutr,
! and hi- peculiar apiiiudc 10 meet the .,
igencies GA ail sides. lp iraiiy sce'. L
me more of "a PiOVileniisl ipan ilsn "
have aG ioi = lon- while. ! an not hr
lieve that the Dr,nn' rIric patty will J.
Sd biind ~ 10 ~ icct him. No Demo
cratic name can catr, tits state. whir
j. all important. except Tilarn; and d
" ould carry IL easy. '.cau.e all thr III
de pendent Republicans would 20 I,
him. 7" Yours tru'v.
"PArKE GoDwIN.'
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TuiToN iour'sf ;-lr ioo.ii'r rvcr
thn ii-i al iiiaie, ini tt. oGs : w
o'lni, .ommis-inurr .ee we ltsu.es
- samuel VI ii. ~ jeCrTs.u tt-m.Iia.
tud Harrison Mpgan. sa.lrsau
nvnstip. annoircsl for f.-r,e.ttt... ",
dot vera iniporiAit ngse. Wound =
: 81 Az ~ f"l'tie % i'c many wx -Ityefe
~ ihNpi-, h"lnfe rt.iin- itcir sDfrs At
y" rll-uing C.in'."r ~ tt.uL. ti iagr
hose hOnclanie g,ni'rri,n aaplsin 10
nam readers ~ tie Iisysr t'ut.riar
Aai they hsvc been 1oiny Mih thgir
money , The COMMISSIONS T.. .,ber
counties have tie p'oc-cd.n--1 IN every
tousi published iva tleir roupf, n.tc-
ind' whN not iu f,hni.. Tho .lararr
Cpurfrr is The oniv paper putn.ra,l at
'e county seat. and | be W i nsa tt-
re ~ J1fiif vt tN-pater-. and n .rrI
ne depend 'nr such inlorinat.on. Ne
nd'i IN. u lia- been Published ia r
t.niirg bury Signg.. That alone IS anI.f
fnd us tp aei.cre here is some cruaxrI
a. in'-s carried on. 10 prevent ceiian
-ii-s from knowing what That is. Ii
hel propose la give IN explanation We
f. "uin ADVISE them nut TO offer All cx-
use that Tie ~i-na, pulls! ~ il iof .ess
money iian he Courier for when they
Ia thai. we shaii tc unler The necessity
u pointing Oui to tic honorable -cuna-
nen how they received lid. for a certain
performance OF duly, aud after letting
he riine oui 10 uiher parties AZ a much
'igher raie, We vii. also refer tliem 20
he Audi'or's book for bi.ls allow
l}ra Ten & Burfori .or stationery. A /
hose things will be exp,fined if tic
en- 'lemeu so do sire, to lie saiisr,c'i,n
= .he the many readers Of Jasper
.,"usier. Very Respeciir'
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"a York Saaisy D.spatcs.

"a lprk sAafsf bspatca
L. would be n great disaster FOR the
4 publican party not ~ carry Indiana
"a UctoSer acxt fut hoA this Is 10 hs.
lone with MIR Col ~ :. lrfL a. the
cad OF The E'-Dnhnriu state ticket we
iiinuF sr". ha' Of.h ha- acted cor
up'is nhile chrir.nan of the committee
"a "rrign affairs. Ia thc Congress nf
1873 admits 40 iungei of ths slighest
.nubi. lie enriched hiD-e II by i,ciping
~ infamous >iilw.il. Andy Johusoii'z
.pp"intre 10 tie Venezuela mission, to
ritau fiom The government of that fec
lie south American rvpubiic. la.we sums
~ money which il did not honesty OW Z. .
II view OF Ibis Iari a. well - nj he
lpievious bad rerord or Mr.. Orih. who.
iln 1854 was sevtrel, ren-urd by the
-uprrno Court nj i.is own state fo. de-
i'raudin" poor German idow " oman
lpf lisr Email farm. j. u iri tie lonnlen
,'luiy of The Erpubl can State Cnni,s.ttce
at indiana 10 replace Nj. Orl as .e
Rppubl,ran can THAT. Tor goyet4.s' ag q
lnfn such - thu rnhip yctI'- Ieae.al
I;rnilMiu II. i'4rlisop. Nlo-e noIaf
tah Pc i'ira' rscrt"h or ! $40 less. and
w ? osr HEgr laure shei. 81 the Re
nhiic 20 stale trAsi l.u'i lee hailed
with burst 81 eniAu-'rssl ihsi would
,iegve no douh; or uncertainty IS 10 the
result oi u. canpaign.