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ste amer City OF rTcnpuf2 SpuuSor NV oousoso soS
scnr Keystone, Hatch: Windsor, Ms. for New York.
Schr L.ura Jones, stevens. Bangor Tor New YORK.
Scnr Eliza Ann. Underiill, lave,hill for New York
Dwight Davidson. Freeman. Boston Tor New York.
Schr Sylvester Hale, Coleman. Taunton for New York
Scbr John Manove. Haiiock Newbnryport to- New York.
Schr Alice Noyes Hakcr Newburypert for New York.
Sclr Angie 4 Emma. Fitch. Nantucket for New York..
Schr George Whistler Crosby. New Bedford Tor New
York.
schr John stockhau, Hart. Providence for New York
schr James Bayles Knowles. Round Fond, RI fer
schr Msrcens Munson Davis Bristol RI Tor New York.
Schr Eliza Anderson. Cook, Hartford Tor New York
Schr N Wells. Bishop. Madison. Ct, for New York
schr Andrew Peters. Love- New Iiavcn for New York.
Schr lie Erncstins. Webh Port Jefferson fo- New York.
Schr Alert. Thickett. Port Jefferson tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Marlborough fBr), Fraser New York for st
John. NIB. aud Yarmouth. Ms
Brig Rowland (of Boston, Lakeman Port johnson Tor
schr Catharne Royal (r). for Charlottetown.
Schr Maianta C3r Potter New York for st John. NB.
sclr Roena Arabe. Smith New York for Pro,incstown.
seir Genwood. Iialccs. New YORK for warehnm
. sae mo's c Nw New Ssh York or Asw
Schr Charles Carroll, knight. tloboken Or Pawtucket
Schr Laura Robinson. Robinson Iooken for Providence
Scir Evergreen. Turner IIoboken Tor frov dencc
Scr George Quincy. Carney. Iio,oken for Providence
Sch Sarah Quincy Quincy. liobokcn for Providence
Schr Laura b Hatch. Kelsey, Amboy for Hartford.
Schr Cornclia Tryon. i'ort johnson Tor Providence.
schr Emerald Knowles port johnson for sag Hartor.
Schr = Lanpocc, Gould, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr j s Bragdon Jones. Port johnson for Bottom.
scnr Annie Russell, Chthela Port johnson for New
Schr Sea Foam tiot Port johnson for Portsmouth, NH.
Schr X Brookin;s. Brown Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Modesty. Weaver, Port Johns,n for Boston,.
Schr Benedict Crockett, Fort Johnson Tor Fortand
schr Charley Miller. Jones' Virginia tor Now Haven.
Schr NJ Arnold. Arnold Baltimore for New Haven.
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OBITUARY.


A cable despaich from London announces tho death
Of Mr. John o'Keone. Member Of Parliament for Dun
garvan, Ircleud Mr.. o'Kccne comparatively new
to Parliamentary life. and liitlo known as
politician until the last general election when he
was returned AZ n homo ruler. At that time sort OF
.aidal wave" n small scale swept over Ireland and
many who previously little known as ma
tionalists were elected ON the strength OF
q pledge to support demand for s'home
rule which the constituencies supposed meant some
thing like the Repeal OF the Union" demanded by
O'Connell but which would really bind Ireland more
closely 10 the British crown. Dir. oKeenc has
made any prominent figure on the floor OF the House
of Commons was he much known in the legal
profession, OF which he a member.
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THE BOARD FOR THE EXAMINATION OF MEDI-
CAL OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON June 10, 1871
The Board OF Medical officers OF the Navy, consist
ing OF Medical Director Joseph Wilson, Medical In
spcctor George Peck Medical Inspector 7. W. Leach
Surveyor J. c. Spear and Surveyor Thomas Hiand
winch has this city for some mouths
past to examine medical officers for promotion and
applicants for admission to tho medical corps OF tho
navy Will adjourn about tho lst OF July until the LIST
OF October next There now but four Vacancies in
tho grade OF assistant surgeon in the navy, though
there will probably be several more by October, caused
by tho promotions OF assistant surgeons, who are
entitled TO an examination after three years.
Tho Board rieldly scrutnzes the physical Quaifica-
tions OF each candidate well rs his mental aud pro-
fcssional capacity requires competent testimony AS 10
his moral fitness. and reports Iavoraby upon no case
admitting ot reasonable doubt, as tho health and
important to DO trusted to ignorant or incompetent
mar
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A RIVER MYSTERY.

Whilo John Taboy, bostinan, OF pier NO. y North
River, gas oungng near MS craft In tho slip ciwcen
piers Nor u and Is, yesterday afternoon he
found dead man floating in the water The
body had brown hair, light musiache,
and was stouly built II appeared 10 be
that OF person forty years old wore dark
clothes, white cotton shirt white knitted drawers ana
Stockings and low shoes In his pockets were
AZ % IN silver coin three fvc-ccnt pieces,
scvcD copper cents, briaraood pipo and spool
nj cotton There wound over has right eye,
when looked Ike pistol shot wound This descrir-
non answers that ~ Paterson, ~ J newsicaicr,
whose absence from home was reported IN the HERALD
last week.
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A GREAT GUN.

SUCCESSFUL CASTING or THE TwELvE-INCH
RIFLED CANNON AT SOUTH BpsToN-THK
PROCESS OF TESTING.
WASHINGTON, June 10. 1877.
Tho large l2-inch riacd gun intended for one Of
the fortiications in New York Harbor successfully
the South Boston Foundry on the Both Of May,
in presence OF several prominent army officers, and
next week It will be taken from the pit where it has
been cooling TO DC placed III the lathe The wrought
iron tube for this gun is now on its way from England,
and expected that IL will he finished early in Au-
gust The gun will then DO sent TO the proving
ground at Sandy Hook, Now York Harbor, 10 be
tested. Five hundred rounds will be fired from TO
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Mosher Of bark Gazclle of Nh reports
her Bay Of Islands, April 30 with 200 bb sp oil since
leaving the Dcccmber-670 all told. Reports
March 25 OF French Rock. bark Lagoda.
LOWS, NIB I6O since leaving tho Bay in Jannary-
20 bills SIP all told; April 10, ship James Arnold Wilson,
Nh $50 leaving the Ray in Fcbl63O NIL told
ath shin Caorns Bsightman. do, 80 sp. $50 VIII 100
would call Mt the Bay Of Islands unless took
200 sp this - : -
letter received from bay Of Islands, dated April 81
that ship NIGER Halet NIB sailed from that port In
March for the Shore Ground with 200 bbls oil sll told
bark Tamerane, Momlton. do. for home.
Spokcn-No date lat Al 36 NJ lon 20 oS W, bark Daniel
Webster, Borden, Of and from Ne,x Bedford.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Port Captain OF Rio Grands do Sui Brazil gives
tce that following beaeons hnvc been erected IN the
Lake Pnros between lilo Grande do Sui and
Porto Alcgre:-
beacon. ~ feet high, hasl been placed In feet water
NNE OF tho Estreto light and tho head of tho island
hank another Sc OF the light. sunken wrock in 9
nell NV and Sc with tine channel In leet water; an
other in tine Sc channel tho Portcra in Ga feet showing
three height OF and another, 20 feet
high, ut the Coroa do Mcio In AZ feet.
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ANXIOUS FOR DEATH

PoUGnKEErsIE, N. ", June To- 1877.
Andrew J. Valentine sx-Captam oi the Police, who
was seriously III with consumption, jumped from the
third story window Of his house to-day 10 the sidewalk
below, aud was picked up IN a dy ing condition
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!. TIE NAVY REGISTER.

WAsHIyGToH. Juno 10, 1877.
The work of preparing the scm,-annuai Navy
Register to be isaued Tho LIST Of July has been
commenced, and will be ready for the printer by that
date Tho deparm ent unable to publish the July
Register last year account Of having no money avail
able for that purpose.
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DEATH IN A CHURCH.

FREDERIcKsBURG, Va, June 10, 1871
Muskcr Perry, youth, aged sixteen years fell dead
in the Episcopal Church to-day during prayer. Heart
dscase the cause OF death.
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THE JERSEY TRAGEDY.

Frederick Bauer, who was shot by Constable Koobio
ut Jersey City Saturday night during fracas, an
account OF which appeared liz yesterdays HERALD
died his wounds last night at nine O'clock Kocble
has arrested and confined In the First precinct
station house In Jersey CITY,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE RICHMOND AND rRoLI'

Tho United States soopof-war Ranger. Commander
Manly, arrived at Gibraltar May Is from New York
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THE RICHMOND AND FRoLIc.
MoxrEviDEo, April 20, 1871
Tho United Statos irigste Richmond, Commander
CALDWELL and the gunboat Frolic Commander Kirkland,
are In this port All we'll on board.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails. DestinationI

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1877.

.Brisk. Moderate. +Gentlo.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Brig Oriental. from -.
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cess. He knows a sorly BY 2 r. Bliss.
The fact that this is the last and one Of HE.
best composition Of the hucrtra writer.
will ddmuch to IFS success tslnle ra q
has y fine lithograpl portrait If Mr.. Bliss.
A very me seFeR1s1e r'SlS5ne Softly !,
which only needs 10 be heard ~ be apprc;
ciated Arc you one OF L!.s Nm ~ and
Nine Is suggested By Mr. Sankey's ~
nous hymn. and wlloeyer !.as o:;c " !
want Tie other. Several other pieces Of
parlor music accoaiptuie.. tie ahovs
Our readers wishing anyl!in a t;.e l'ii'i
Of music win d2s wen ~ send 10 John
Church q G,so Cincinnati III Gaia
sogucs. alsea& sssssse 4.
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nrYys.tslN s!A7a cyx1saN2N.


sfhe Twenty .ir~s Annual State Con-
<rniiun III slsc It+rs'slican l'asfyof Iowa,
Mill n held at Dies Moipcs, q, s...,..ss
Wednesdays Junr n. 1871,
or tls rlirppse u NJ king TIC following
Ons ssnni;,lsse Ear fssvcrnas
Or. Gan.ifis IL fnr Lirrt Gn~crnrr.
One CaAifl ssd sfur superintendent OF
I'tssJjr I!iss ssst1i'st, "a
9Se Cnnlilssi fnr Saprfnsr Judge. :
'rHcsfati mi rcpre ;eniasie viii DC, one
gricralt ~ each eoan,y in the State.
sind ii, ID l;iinn thereto. ono decorate for
tasl, 261 votes ar fraction over 100. cast
for Hon. .Iosial, r. Young for Secretary
If State. Ut tho graer,I election Of 1876
Tsma County is entitled 10 10 delc-
gales.
We invite MI 10 unite with us IN the
Convention and the campaign, who be-
1icve In the atcnslf st AID unwnvering
principles az Right. Liberty anil Justice.
rs excmplified III The p,st record and
flatforns 81. the Republican party from
It's brit, when II began its uncosipromls-
ing crusade unOn human sIlvtry, until
the Inst sbacklc fell, and the slave be-
came Nrh endowed by this party with
MI the rights his former master possesses,
and in whicl, lie must he PROTECTED III any
rost: who believe in chcrishipg with pride
Inundated, Its dcvoiiop TO the cause OF loyal
~ against treason, ar who eau never Tor
ret the services 81 The loyal blus, though
fnreiving the rebel gray; who believe that
Tho Unitcd States OF America Is y nation
and nei merely a Confedcratinnbf States;
who believe in the vigorous enforcement
IL the constitutional amendments. both in
letter and spirit. for the absolute and
complete protection Of alI--ihc weak rs
well rs the strong, in every right ut sutf-
rage. citizenship, iihcftt and equality:
who believe the majority should rule.
and dcprccatc. NIL attempts ut POLITICAL
terrorism and Intimidation, and all polit-
ical or Official toleratian herewith who
believe that Ignorance and vice 90 hand.
in hand, and who therefore desire 70 sec
our free schools nururcd and fostered.
rs the hest safeguards Of the nations life;
who believe thai until these ends are nc.
ccmrlished and these rights guaranteed
and secured by the inmate OF the lowliest
hovel in the lard as well rs the inliahi-
tant of the ralntal abode, that the work
of the Republican party is not yet accom-
rlished, we invite to corporate with US
in keeping al;vcthr fires upon the Iarty
altar. and unite with us in giving the State
n good, economical and carefully admin
istercd government, through our nomi-
nees.
By order of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee.
HENRY c. LEIcHroN,
Chairman
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The Editorial Departments furnish, as
usual. a well-organized body of enter
tanning and instructive matter
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The LEONARD ScoTT PuBIIsIIrEa &c.
Al Barclay Street, New York, have re-
published tho Edinburgh Review fer
April The following are the contents.
The house of Fortescue.
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C[f;s;al rapc7 off ths eossaty.
S5fsuo, lowA. T1u1sDAy. NAT z. 1877,

JAS. b IIErGis Editor md s'Fcpriesor
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G.. & ~ wv,
LINES


Chicago g. North Wcstrrr Rai.wa,
Embraces under one manag- ment the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NohTH
WEST and. with its numerous Branches and cen.
Ecciihns FORMS tue shortest and quickest r, ute
nefw cen Chicago and MI points in Illinois. vi.
C nsir. N, rhern Michigan Mint sofa. lows
>e5rask California ami the Western Territoris
It's
Omaha and California Line
is the s;idrtest ans best roGte betern Ciicago
and al points in Northern lliino Iowa. uak,t
Neb aska. Wyoming. Colorado, Utah, Nevada
California Gr.gol', China. japan ana Au tralia
i,s
Chicago, st. PAIL & 3IIoneapssi Lire
l. the short Ii, c b, tween ga o and all pohis
III Northern Wis onsin and Minnesota and fcr
Mad sou, st. Paul. Minneapolis; Duluth. and al
points in tbs Grent Northwest lis
I La Crosse, N'incna & ST. E'eier Line
Is the i'cst route between Oh Gag and La Gross
ninena. Rochester. Owat.nta. Manknto st. iriH
New Ull; and all points ia Southern and GENITAL
Minnesota. Its
Green Bay & Marquette Line
Is the only lin between Chicago aid Jaussyil's
Waicrfuwn. Fond d., Lac. Oshkosh. Appcton,
Grccn Bay. Fsclianuha. Neeauure Mrl,,nttte
iiousito, Hancock aid the Like Superior Ccad
srreepert & Dubuque EIna
Is the only ronte fctwee Chicago and Flgn
,,NntDAu. AiNePoit- anu All Tciuis va tletlV!b
lis
Chicago & milwaukee, Line
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and il the OILY one
PTS NJ 3, tween Chicago ard Ey.tIis.uu Lake
Forest. High and TAX. Walk gan. Racine
h hosea amt N waukce
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through t,a'us Of this road
This is tie ONLY LINE running thcs, cars b.
I'VE I'VE n chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis
Chicago ind milwaukee, Chicago and Winona %
Chicago and Gteen Bay
Close ,onnecti. lis nli,ic.at chicago witbihe
Lake Shore 81 Michigan Southern. Nj chgan tea
CEcag'. kanl akee L.nc and Pan Han lie Routes,
Tor all points EAST. lS0UTu-EAsra nd with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all points
SOUTH
Citse connections are also ma |, with tn; Union
facihc X II. at Omaha for far West points
Ct0se connections are 7Tdde at jnucfi0H u0hi
sp.1A trains Of GU c,ess.poiats.
IIckets OK or this route are sold by a Coupon
Ticket Agents In the United States and Canadas
nememb !, you ask Tor your Tickets via The
hlcago North Wea:, IN Railway, and take nonc
ether
New York Office. No. AS Broadway; Boston
once. No. State Street; Omaha Office 245 Farm
nam Street; San Francisco Office 121 MOntgom
cry street; Chicago Ticket Cffices. 80 c Srrti
nhder sherman House; IS Canal corner Madison
street; kiDzie Street Depot corner w Kinns
an, cana. Streets; Wells Street Depot cornd
Wells and Kinzie Streets.
f"r rates or information not attainable from
your home ticket agents, pply to
W. II. STENNEff, MARVIN HUGHITT,
zen ] fqss. Agt, Chicago. t;cniI Mangr, Chicago
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The LEONARD Scorr PuB1Isl1rSa &c.
Al Barclay Street, New York, have re.
published the Edinburgh Review fcl
April The following are the contents.
The house of Fortescue.
Jchb's Attic Orators.
Wnllace's Russia. 4a
Tcnnyson's Queen Nary and "Har.
old"
Life and letters of Charles Kingsley.
NativeP Policy in South Africa. 0
Brigandage in Sicily. eS' R
Sanlarow's Cross and Sword.
Wellington and Cent? on Eastern Az.
fairs. haa
The first article is one Of those concise
accounts Of historical houses, complied
from re cords privately printed, which oc-
casiona lly appear in the Quarterlies.
The Fortcscues were ono of the most an
cient and honorable families in England
The first member who received particu-
lar notice was made Chancellor by Hen
ry VI Hc was one Of the earliest to set
forth, in anything like an abstract treat.
ise. the excellence OF English law and
constitution.
Jebb's Attic Orators" il carefully re-
viewed. The most interesting portion Of
the work is said 10 be the careful biogra-
ply of each orator which proceeds the
chapters which treat of their style and Of
the works which bear their names. !
Wallacc's Russia is considered In
complete. in that It does not describe the
commerce, finances, army and imperial
rule, but treats too exclusively Of the
emancipation Of the scffs, the peasant
~, thfir property, ways Of life. and pc
culiar institutions. 3 81.
Tennyson's dramas Queen Mary" and
Harold, and the "Life. and Letters Of
Charles Kingsley" have long nolices,
with many quotations
'Brigardage in Sicily.' An account
II tzle agricuItnral, political, and admins
trait We condition Of sicily. Tbs country
zee ms 10 be In the hands of me- 81 yix
chiefs, who haye bands 81 frnrn tNenty to
'orty followers. for wlsSse optraecs
here y no redress, and whom none dare
oppose. slk
0rcger Eamarow.s Cross and Sword
i historical novel. The Cross rcfefs
q 1.-THE Pope, AntonelIi. snsl M Cdthok
IL Pre1afes Of Western 6ernranv. = and
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PIANOS !:::: ;, ::;;:: &:
= - - owner $3.50. Other great
49, ~ 49, baigains
ORGANS :: ;:: 6, IS:
q Efxsssyss.s3 $50 Five octave organ
only so. Rare Opportunities. Mcleod, ons $40.
and upwards. used only short ,ins. The above
saeond hand instruments are in perfect order and
fully warranted, ebut not our own nake.) have :
Gently heen taken in exchange for our new eele,
hrifed BEATTY PLANES and ORGANISE and ba, :
ing no space for storage in our warerooms. m-
mense tJae being daily on the increase hence u e
above liberal offers est offer ever given by amy
manufacturer now ready on orr new Instruments.
Agents discounts given away In new ocalities. in
or er To have them introduced wher have no
agents. Fully warranted for six years as strictly
first Class. and seal ON 10 Is days test trial.
Money refunded and freight charges paid b. til
ways il unsatisfactory. Agents wanted New
Organs TO the trad .S65, aud upwards Ilasirat.
ed catalogue with list of testimonials me Of
whom you may know sent free. Very liberal
discounts to I, achers. Ministers and Churches to
introduce them at once. Address DANIEL +.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
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yalue of unincumbered Real Estate.

In the personal estate are included paintings
valued at 5000; stable property, carriages, ETC.,
$1137; and household library of 5000 volumes
probably as large as any owned in the state
valued at $1475
Among the rights and credits are 500 shares
Of the Presumpscot Land and Water Compa-
ny, par value each 500, appraised S. for the
lot; Is shares Presumpscot Park Association,
par value each 800, appraised at 1875; 1000
shares Great Pond Mining and Agricultural
Company, par value $780, appraised 0; 95 shares
Globe Telegraph Company. par value 800 each,
appraised 0; five.eighths of the capital stock Of
the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Company,
and property at Wilmington, ILL.,, known as the
Kankakee property, reported to exist in the
form of corporation stock, none of which has
come to the knowledge or possession Of the ex-
ecutors, not appraised; bonds of the Portland
and Oxford Central Railroad Company, 5S3 in
number, par value $167,3OO appraised at $685.
800. The value of divers suits is $141. The
Cornell judgment with interest, amounting to
100000 is not appraised There are $l691 of
notes and obligations.
The appraisers state that so scattered is the
real estate, with such encumbrances and COM
plicated tax titles, requiring careful and patient
investigation of records, that in the time at
their disposal, working hard, they have been
unable to do more than their inventory shows
Under these circumstances the executors and
appraisers ask whether their labors shall low
cease or new lease of time be given them, and
hearing will be had before Judge Cleaves at 8
p. m. today to see if a new commission shall
issue
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-06-21

THAT MAN SrANToN-Mr. Stanton, who is
in Bangor, appears to be making himself dis
agreeable as usual. Mayor Hamlin telegraph
ed to Mr.. Maxwell, President of the Federal
street colony, yesterday, saying that Stanton
was there, and asking Maxwell to come and
stop him if possible. Later in the day the fol
lowing despatch was received
Texas Colony, 232 Federal Street:
We will fill the balance of the colony here.
We want you to Stick by us. Answer. Direct
" Exchange street. A. S. MANsUR.
1t seems that when Stanton was kicked oui
of the colony here, instead Of sticking to the
ship he got the members who ousted him to au-
thorize him to go to Bangor and organize
branch colony. He went there and has sue
ceeded in getting 400 men to join his scheme
and come forward with fifty cents each week,
which amounts to $500 in the aggt egate. The
Mayor is satisfied that he intends to gull the
men, and very properly wishes to protect them
Mr.. Maxwell started for Bangor on the Pull
man train last night, and proposes to turn Mr..
Stanton adrft upon the cold world If Mr..
Maxwell and his assistants had denounced Mr..
Stanton few weeks ago, when they knew him
as we'll as they do now, it would have looked a
little better in them, and Mr.. Stanten would
probably have left the state.