Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1872-10-02

              ounuu. VOL. XXXIII. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1872. NO. 239. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. Ollleoi IIIEli, Pearl rdiI O in pel Htn. COMLY fc HMITIXt I't'SUSHIM all MOMtltTOM. JAN1M M. COMLV Editor. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. What tireeley Known About Disunion, In 101. demamled that there ahould be a air, apen,frce diaeumion heore that Southern people, and an honeat, unterrijied, unconstrained rote, aud i they approved, if the pcdple of the South taid they wanted disunion, J would fo-sent to it. in iH7a. And now, to-day, if the nation waa to be imperiled, and there were juM two mode of aaving it to trust to the ehaneea of civil war, or to the ehaneea of a free vote of the Southern people I would very greatly prefer totake the latter chance than the former. The above is the exact, certillerl, phonographic report of Horace (irecley's Inn-gunge at Pittsburg in hi Western Swing Around the Circle, both as to his position in 1801 and in 1872, an retorted in the New York Tribune. KniTon Oiuo State Jol'ltN'AL. What (irceley Knows About Soldiers. About l ulon MoldlerN. A large number of persona were collected htet al a mat erpenne, with the single purpose of rekindling the bitterncia and haired, the animosity and antipathies, the fears and ex-ultationa of civil war, for the, advantage of a political ptirty. (.iituui.uy, nt l'lttsbiirir in 1 872. About ItclM'l Nohllci-M. hope the time, will come ichen the aoldtcrt that fought with Lee and Johnston trill oo-aupy aa proud a position in thehearta of the Anvrican people an the, soldi'l that fought under (hunt and Skenmn. Gukeley, at Vicksbitrg, 187 1, Politicians will find n valuable table 0:1 second pnge. The Sentinel exhort the bolter like a regular old IVmncrntic organ. Tub public debt was reduced during September over ten millions of dollar, Thciie in no doubt of (i rant's re-elec tion ; consequently Wilson ih hoe-cr of his iicres. Jl'Imik IIoaulry's speech denouncing (Ireclcy was published in Mm London Times of Heptcnilwr 3. Whkx (ireeley Hweawnow ho 110 longer taken the name of hU Maker in vain. II swear h'Gratz Hrown. HKATdit HnMNKii ha written a letter declining the nomination of the Liberal' nnd Democrat for Governor. His Holiness Pope Pirn IX, tiring of hi Mlf-impOHcil confinement to the Vutl-ran, has ventured beyond it precinct for a walk in the garden of 1'onta Delia Zccrn. This is the first time the venerable old gentleman ha gone beyond llic limit of the Vatican since the occupation of Home by the Italian Government. Kvi-tlently the only restraint on tho Popo in self-imposed. Gkkkixy admit that he ha about tho ! most worthless nnd inefficient set of newspaper orgnn ever saddled upon an honest candidate. Ho said It was absolutely . necessary for him to mnko his Western trip In order to "disabuse tho clouded minds of the tcople." Wo look upon this a a direct insult to tho able editors of I how twin twinklcrs, tho Commercial and Enquirer, to say nothing of the Sentinel.Geneuai. .Ma sky, a distinguished Con. federate officer, hag written a long card, which he publishes in the Nashville Banner, arguing the fitness of Grant for President over Mr. Greeley's claims. The tenor of hi canl urges tho Southern people to harmonize In support of Grant ns the choice of tho Northern masses, making the distinction that reconciliation is not desired with Grant or Greeley, but rather with the great body of the people. General Mnncy hns the right idea. When that pious old Saint, Clair, went through Gnhannn, the other day, certain wicked little boy went nut and mocked, crying, f io up, thou sorehead. And n grent jackas did come out and destroy the wicked little boy. This is tho story of one Elon-gated. Dryer ccimen of a joker than any other place can boost of. Seems to us we havo heard something like this story before, told by a Sunday School Superintendent jwrhaps Jim Gordon. Itut can't lio certain.While we cannot but admire the skill with which our neighbor of the Sentinel catches up the step of a regulnr Demo cratic organ In the uiatter of bolting, wo submit that It must bo new gospol to the faithful, who have hold it aa a car. I in si doctrine that there should bo "rotation In oflice," to find this recently converted Gentile organ advocating the election of candidates on tho specific ground oC Tung experience In the otiiee they desire to hold on to. That used to be a good Democratic reason for rotating the man out of office, But the longer we livo the more wo find h'Grnti out. Col. John B. Neil, Privnto Secretary, has received Information from Governor Noyes, who is at Ncwburg, In connection with tho destruction of the Norllurn Lunatic Asylum. It lias been decided unnecessary to call a special session of the Legislature, but tho ooininiftcoa on Finance, and Charitable Institutions will bo summoned to meet in Ncwburg on tho 11th Instant. Temporary roofs will bo placed on the wings of tho building, which nro rnpnblo of receiving about three hundred patients. The (ioTcrnor met all the trustees of tho Asylum, but one, at Now burg, together with the architect nnd contractor. The tmipornry roofi will give place, at soon as possible, to fireproof roofs. In the meantime the remaining three hundred patlonls will bo provided fot until tho building Is rebuilt or other Institutions nre selected for them. - 1IANAI K1.K. v Thin distinguished trailicker seems to think he hag such tremendous influence that ho can transfer the German vote of this countrv nt will from one party to the other, provided he is properly compensated. He hoH a very humble estimate of the intelligence and patriotism of Ins countrymen, and a huge one of himself. A noble in a monarchy could not assume the possession of more power than does I thin Hamilton county mercenary. For! the small sum of thirty thousand dollars he offered to support Grant, demolish Schura, transfer the German vote to the Republican pnrty, nnd raise the devil generally In the ranks of the Liberal and Democratic amalgamation. When that amount wan considered too heavy he fell, like a liberal minded man, one-half, and agreed to do it for fifteen thnumind, because he did not wnnt to quibble on small matters; and when, afterword, he could get nothing, hi magnanimous soul turned from tho whole transaction with disgust, and "he opened hi mouth and spako". against Grant and-republican ism, nnd by his voice and press pitched in for the succor of Greeley. The query here arises, What took him into the ranks of the opposition? He had been coop-! crating with the Kepuhlicans, and main taining their measures and men, but refused to go further unless he was paid. 1 Principle wan nothing with him; money was his motive power. With him the question was, How much can I make by being true? If I cannot be bought to be faithful, I will desert and tako my talent and nowspniier to another party. Now we should like to know how much, if anything, was paid by the Democrat for the services of this distinguished mercenary. It is scarcely to he presumed that if he demanded thirty thousand dollars from his friends in whose sentiment he sympathized for his labor, that ho would join the foes ho bad constantly denounced for nothing. It doe not seem reasonable that he should so act. If ho was paid, we should like to know who paid him, when, where, and the amount. Fred. Hassan rek in a greater fool than we supposed him to bo if he wanted to charge hi friend thirty thousand dollar for his influence, and then give it to hi foes without cnii)cuMntinn. "That duck can't dive." We shall watch to see the effect of thi transaction on the German vote, and learn whether they are mero creature of barter nnd sale, as Hussaurek seem to tl ink. For oursclve we have too much retqtcct for them to entertain for a mo ment inc notion ttiat tliev are the tools of demagogues. The Sentinel says, since the Democrats have conceded the large offices and the platform to the Liberals, it in no more than fair that tho Lilicral should "vote for a few small oflice" with the Democrat. Consequently It advise tho Lilieral to ','go tlio whole hog," and vote for Democrats for county and other small office. You see it i only a matter of office with this grand combination. There is no such matter as principle. Tho Democrats are to help the Lilvrat to get control of the National pap spoon, so that a few Republican soreheads can bo plnstered with the IJalm of Joy ; tho few Kepnblican soreheads will cheerfully hold nil the large offices ami vote for l)emocrats for "a few small office." Tho three million Ifemu-cralic voters can thus be made useful, nnd tho foreheads obtain by thi means what they lost or failed to get as Republicans. n e nre delighted to arrive nt an accurate understanding on the subject. Since tho Tribune ceased to be a Kepnblican newspaper and became a weak personal organ of Mr. Greeley it has erased to be the Tribune. It is now the New York Daily Tribulation, Halstcad says Greeley enn't rend it without going to sleep. Tilton says the grent need of the Liberal pnrty is that it hns no adequate organ, nnd he specially designates the Tribune by nnmo as " not such an organ." And now comes Mr, Greeley in person and mourns tho same grent need, excusing himself for making hi Western tour, (after pledging himself at Portland to the sentiment that the Presidential candidate ought not to make speeches,) by pleading the necessity of " disabusing the clouded minds of the people." In view of tho fact that tho Liberal movement started out with tho prestige that "all tho ablest newspapers in tho country gave it their support," these words nre ns sad as " It might havo been." For tirrlcyttCM to Rend. There in ono thing about n hen, says Josh Billings, that looks liko wisdom, they don't kauklo much until nftcr they liave laid their egg. Some folk are always a bragging and kackling what they are agoing to do before hand. Dtt. Gkkllcy having been written to in reference to equinoctial squalls, replied thai the innjority of fanners knew very little about the equine ox. Tho proportion of tho breed is attended, ho writes, with couaidcrnblo trouble, often producing squalls of a terrible character; but when the animal i dropped and thoroughly broken, It is gentle and kind. Great care should bo observed that they are not dropped oftcner than once a month, as It Is apt to degcueruto the stock. He snys that he knew one equine ox that "racked" a whole winter in ono stable nnd wnsn't tired a bit when spring came. In taking lcavoof tho subject tho Doctor siyi when ho Is elected President he intend to oontributo a few volumes on thi suhjtict, as ho feols assured tho equine ox is destined at a future day to take n lending position on the farm and turf. Vai.entinb O'Connor hns Instituted suit before the English Court of Claims for a part of our Alabama clnims allow' anco. Ho wants sixty thousand dollnrs for tobacco destroyed during tho war. What 11 mercenary wretch t Baron Hns tings died In England Mmi- uny nigui. The miseratle Tribune ha been backed down from ono slander after another until it is difficult to find a number which does not contain a retraction. A naked inventory of Tribune He for tho canvas would fill column. And they arc so stupid they put Mr. Greeley to sleep, nnd so maladroit that even Sister Til ton tears Its beautiful blonde huir, and implore Heaven and Wood hull by tarns to send some one capable of grinding an organ. ' The stupid Tribune revamped nn old lie about Grant, and spent week upon It, which some one quietly squelched by showing that it had been utterly pulverized by the Tribune itself, eighteen month ago. It then slunk out of it, in a mean, unmanly, contemptible little paragraph, stuck away in ono corner of the paper where it was hoped no oiio would see it. Within a few hours it had a tutcndous lie concocted about Speaker BUiiWrColuiniu in length, charging that he had mado a sum nearly equal to the National debt out of corrupt vote for the Kansas Pacific Kailroad Company, And now 4-onics the irate Commercial, (disgusted that any Liberal organ should do such clumsy work,) and plants its elephantine heel on this miserable job of cobbling. In a neat little double-leaded paragraph of about seven line the Commercial disposes of the matter by showing that "Maine was not a member of Congress at the time of the alleged contract," W e defy any power to show 111 all the pnrty organs ever printed as muny lie a tho Tribune ha forged and uttered in the present canvass. Yet papers claiming to bo truthful and resectable speak of "partisan lies" a the exclusive product of the party organs. The State Jouhnal is a parly organ an organ of tho most glorious party known to history nnd we cannot but feel indignation at such injustice. We have endenvored to maintain an honorable reputation for veracity nnd candor, and it is hut just th.it we should r:scnt such thoughtless or malicious misrepresentations, nnd denounce them as criminally carets and unfair, if not maliciously and willfully untruthful. An election for Governor will lw held in Georgia to-day. Tho candidates nre Dawson A. Walker, Kepnblican, nnd James M. Smith, Democrat. The latter was elected Governor in 1871, at which time he had no opposition of any import-mice. In lStiH the Democrat carried the State by a majority of HpC0S, tho whole vote being 1.18,02(1. The election for Congress man will take place in November, IM-KSONALS. Lonn Chancellor Lord Atherly has resigned.Bishop Souneu, of Syracuse, died at Saratoga yesterday morning. SEcitETAHYBounvEi,i, will return to Washington about the Glh of Octolier. Lahy Fhanki.in writes the London Times that she is not suffering from wnnt of a comie(cncy. Victou llwo ha been nominated by (he Republicans of Algiers, ns mcnilior of tho French Assembly. Miw. Latiia Faiii, who has just passed through tho ordeal of a second trial, has been found "not guilty." John Stuakt Mill nay there remain no legal slaves in tho United Slates, ex cept the mistress of every house. ' Pnor. TititAsiiEit teaches n school in Kansas, nnd tho boys think there i some-! thing in a name, after nil. j Jims D. Owens is probably thewcalth-1 iest actor now upon tho American stngc. ; Hi figure is somewhere between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000. Ilt N.i IIi:n, Celestial, instead of being the leader of the Liberal movement in California, labors at the unassuming mangle. Elizabeth Anderson, of B.uh coun ty, Kentucky, ha recovered $1000 from her brother-in-law, Wm. Woodward, on a charge of seduction. Anna B. Staiuiird, known u Signorn Stettinc, a favorite young actress nnd singer in Italy, Is a Yankee girl. Slio is 1 highly praised by Italian journals. M. Michelet, a well-known French i writer, has been seriously ill, nnd his physician tell him that ho must give his! brain n holiday if ho would save hi life. E. M. Smart, of Camden,. Mt, died Sunday night of softening of tho brain. Ho was formerly a Representative to Congress and Democratic enndidato for Governor in 1870. President Tumi has a work half completed, against materialism. He has recently paid a visit to his old rival Guixot who might to-day be President if he were not Protestant. The German Emperor ha conferred tho Cross of Merit on two Alsatian la dies, limes, Schmidt and Ratillnrd, for their service in nursing wounded soldier during tho late war. Mum at Pacha, lira now Turkish Grand Vizier, has reduced his own salary from ninety thousand to seventeen thousand francs a month. He Is a poor man, but believes that economy, llko charity, begins at home. Bishop Bedell, of Ohio, warn tho public against a man styling himself " Kev. W. Walker, 4.D.,F.R.,G.S.F.K.S. L." '11 10 Bishop wciii to think him n dangerous fellow. Shouldn't wonder if he was, with all that hanging on Iff him. The Greeloyite have caught n Beechcr at Inst. "Kov. William H, Beechcr, a preacher of power and Inllucuco" now, since ho enme out for Greeley, Before that his only distinguishing characteristic was that lie was ft brother of Henry Wanl Beechcr. The lady who hns sued Msyor Knlb-flclsch, of Brooklyn, for breach of promise, Is Mnry Francis Wndc, of Ornngo county, on attractive blonde, tall and graceful, with peachy cheeks and black eves. Slio is a dressmaker. Tho Mayor alleges ns a reason for brenklng his engagement that lie hns discovered her to lie a "hard nut." BY TELEGRAPH! TO THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. THE AMERICAN EAGLE SUGARED.Ad ml ml Allien anil Ills OIHecni - IHsictl, M ined ami FatMl by Tbrcn I: in lie rom A I ilea ' Hi-port or How It wsm Dune, ' Washington, Oct. 1. Admiral Aldeo reports from Gluckstadt, September to tho Navy Department, tho visit to our fleet of Prince Adalbert, Admiral of Uie Prussian Navy, who expressed the highest gratification with the condition of the vessel. The Admiral also reports having visited Ilerlin, with several of his officers, on the occasion of the recent reunion of tho Kmpcrors of Germany, Austria and llimsin, nnd says: Wo "were received with the most distinguished courtesy and com-idciation. As soon as they were informed by United State Minister llaneroft of our presence in the city, we were notified that we would be regarded ng guest of tho 10m-peror, and that apartments nnd horse would lie placed at our disposal, On the 7th inst., wo witnessed a review of 3.'j,(H)f men, after which wo were presented to the Emperor and Empress of Germany, and bad the honor of dining with them at tho palace, in company with their illustrious visitors and many of the most distinguished personages of the Km pi re. On the Sih, Dili and IO1I1 of September the lear Admiral and his ollicci wero presented to their Koynl Highnesses. The Crown Prince and Crown Princes formed part of the Emperor's stall' by invitation, and witnessed the maneuvers nt Spar-den, dined with the Emperor's stall' nnd attended a concert and supjter at the Imperial Palace. Throughout all these ceremonies, says Admiral Alden, it gave nie most Hincerc satisfaction to receive from the three Em-eror and from all the members of the Imperial family, and from all the high officer of the court, the very gracious and cordial attentions by which they were pleased to show their high regard nnd I friendly feeling towards the iwonlc and Government of the country to which 1 belong. The report conclude with expression of thanks for the kind attentions received from United States Minister liancroft. EQUHCTIALBTOnMS. Hurl no HlxnmcrM on I,nli Huron ;rent Drstrtirilun ti Klilpphiff l,o nt Lire Urcnt. Dkthoit, Oct, 1. Tho marine disasters in Lako Huron on .Saturday nicht and Sunday were much worse tfian on Lake Erie. Many lives were lost. The bargo Table Kock was wrecked on Tawns Point, and all hand were lost but one man, who en me ashore on n piece of the wreck. Tho j schooner. White Seiiuel was sunk off Fish Point, and only one man wn saved. The schooner Neshotc was sunk at White Fiidi Point, nnd live of the crew were drowned. An unknown schooner, on her beam' side, ami a propeller, with the pp.ir and smoke stack abuve water, Kissed on to Satrinaw Bay. Hie schooner Corsair was foundered off of the highland of Sail hie, and onlv two men saved, who were picked up Inst evening by the profiler City of Boston. Many vessel ore reported ashore above Siuible, the names of which nre unknown. The barge Adriatennd Hunter nre nslioro ut Green Bush. The barge A. Lincoln is ashore at SanUe. The propeller Detroit is a total loss at Given Bush. Tho brig Globe was sunk at Tawas, The schooner Kcbccca is nsbnn' nt Alnlinntrr. Tim baniuc John Breilcn nnd schooners Thomas Gawn, Sherman MngHI, W. II. Allen and D. B, Dobbin were badly dam-(any aged in sail, rigging, Ac, but reached St. Clair river, some of them leaking. JAPAN, ItetormerH Overthrown by the Won lra-rNKlveiiThA Kmpcror Uolitff Itiitk Inoiii WiiyNAimirlrniiw IHn- etuir"! from Ollirr. Wakimmjtox, Oct. 4. Private advices from Japan rctort a crisis in public aO.iirs, and indicate the ascendency of the old Japanese party over the Reformers and cud for the present the spread of Western civilization in the Einpiro. Minister Mori is to bo succeeded by a representative of uiu non-nroitressives. Uuraco I nitron, j V)M wt'nt fro'u Washington ns Com ml sioner of Agriculture, to fill the snmc post in Japan, has been discharged. Peshiue Smith, who went to organizo a law department there, Is -also discharged. Information from Europe represents the Embassy to the Western treaty powers a stranded in Imdon, without'fund or authority. Work on tho war vessel in New York I stopjicil for want of funds. On account of these complications North-up, Connecticut' Slate Commissioner of I'.iluenhon, decline a similar position tendered him some time ago by Japan. INDIANAPOLIS. Accident toTrotllnu NureNAmitinl Nltitt lair. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. L This morning ns the celebrated trotting mures .Hondo iioid I mst, owned hy L. L. l)or-rcg, of Louisville, Kv., and Minnie Black, n ninroowmil by Frnz?r 0; Moore, of C'ynthinna, Ky,, were practicing nt tho Park, the 111 nre Min oe, by Beiiiii the bit between her teeth, bernnio nnmniinim - nblo, and thcconwquenccuwcreacolliiiitin between tho two ma row. Zilcado wan seriously injured by a nhaft tenrinjt open her )irt?nst, while the nmro Minnie wn killed. They were both entered for tho 'J:.'W race thin afternoon. The low to the owners by the death of Minnio will nmonnt to tim or 0000. Zilcndo (iold Dust wan valued at $20,000. The twentieth annual Sin to Fair commenced here yesterday under nmut favor-able niiBpieen, At noon to-dnv nearly three thomtand entries wero made. Tho weather in delightful, and there it every indication of a nucceiwftil exhibition. CINCINNATI. " UrnndliianiirlnM oltoti lpoaltlun fKitor ut two irnent KvpoMl- II011 CixcixsATi, Oct. 1. The Cotton Ie-parlment of tho Cincinnati IndtiHtrinl Exposition will ho rifH Ti fur entries until the 10th of Movcmber. Premium will be awarded November lliih. The Com-miisionew oiler silver medals for best baled from Texan, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alnbatna, Georgia nnd Texae, nnd n sweepstako gold medal for host bale from theso seven Stntes. In addition to tlioio, largo cohIi promiumi will beollered by the nierchnnt of tho city. Application already made, indicate a display far exceiHliiig that of any previous Kxposilloii in this line. Thi dinplny n Independent of the regulnr Kxrtositlon. which closes novt Hntur. day evening. Visitors to Exposition to natc, numoor .our hundriid thousand per-; r..Bhih M,.Mrhn.e.i. lii.trlrt. j Hohtox, Oct. L The Democrats and Two mutilated bodies were found hid- Liberal HepubHonimof the Eighth Mama-den In a barrel in North Tenth street, ehusctts district havo nominated William Mrooklyn, Monday night. I . Warren for Congress, great demonstration. Nppiikor Illiiine uil mi fu m 01 in Tribune Lie. Uriiud Republican ItenioiiKtrttlloit Nennlwr llftnry WlKou, Npcnker Itlnlne, Uenernl tinrlled nml other Deliver Npcerhos A nighty Out-onrliiir of Clrnul Tnnnent in Old ('tiynhtiffa. Cr.EVF.LASn, Oct. L The Kepuhlicans held a large mass meeting in this city today. 1 110 weather, which was raining nnd threatening, interfered somewhat with the proceedings. This forenoon there was a large procession composed of tho different political organizations, military companies, bands, representative of different trades at work at their respective vocations, etc. At two o'clock this afternoon the crowd assembled at the public square, where they wero addrcjwed by Senator Henry Wilson in a lengthy speech, which was enthusiastically received. After Senator Wilson' speech a meeting at the Central Kink was organized, which was addressed by Goti. Garfield and 11. C. Parson. This evening there was a tine torchlight procession, and many residences and public buildings throughout tho city wero brilliantly illuminated. An immense crowd gathered at the Public Square, nnd were addressed by Speaker Blaino. The following is an extract from his remark : This campaign will remain memorable a the campaign of lie, the most monstrous, the most malicious nnd nt the same time tho most silly. The leader in this wild carnival of defamation and slanders is tho New York Tribune, tho personal organ nnd mouthpiece of the Democratic candidate for the Presidency, To show yon how reckless and how senseless this mania for falsehood will become, let me make a personal allusion to myself. In the New York Tribune of Saturday last, and also of yesterday, I nm charged, not only as a Representative in Congress, but us Speaker of the House, with having received one mil lion nine hundred and thirty thousand dollars of stock of the eastcru'division of the Union Pacific Kailroad company for my services ana miiuenco to procure the passage of the original Pacitiu railroad bill of 1S(2. The Tribune gives the date of the net in the same article in which it makes tho charge, not seeming to notice, in its blind desire to assail inc, that it was simply convicting itself of falsehood and of hilly. Now, gentlemen, please observe that in IHfJ, when this act was passed, I had not tnken my seat n Congresj, I had not " been elected to Congress, indeed 1 had not been even nominated for Conorem when (lie act to winch the Iriounc refers became n law. I was a member of the Maine legislature and Sjicnker of the Iiwer House, and had no more to do with Congressional legislation than tho fish maidenH and tide waters on Kennebec river; and yet thciScw lork fribuno asserts and repeals that for my service and influence in Congress, at tho time 1 was a meinlwr of tho Maine Legislature. I re ceived nearly two million dollars in the stock of a creat railroad corporation. And now, gentlemen, if I were to stop here, after demonstrating tho utter absurdity of thu charge, the Iribuue would come out coolly and say that Speaker Blaine had not denied it. Let me then deny it in the presence of this vast assemblage, and deny it in a most emphatic manner, Neither in 18112 nor in any subsequent year did I ever receive or own, directly or indirectly, n single dollar of stock in the Eastern Division of tho Union Pacific Kailroad Company or ny ottier division 01 the f aciho Kailroad Comnanv. Nor did lover receive a lnl. ' lar, directly or indnectly, from the sale of stock of that company. In short, ' gentlemen, I stamp tlio 'wholo story as not only false on its face, but absurll i and ridiculous. But I don't expect to - make a denial that will satisfy the Trib- I biine. A few weeks since, when the story was started that Secretary Boutwcll. Vice ! President Colfax, Senator Wilson, Mr. j Garfield, Mr, Duvics, myself ami others had been bribed by presents of stock in 1 the "Credit Mobilier," 1 published a card j on the evoof the Maine election, saying I ' bad never owned, directly or indirectly, j through myself or through another, a single dollar of Btock in tho Credit Mobilier. The New York Tribune pro- nounccd this denial evasive mid unsatis factory, nnd said 1 did not deny that 1 had received any dividend or profits therefrom. Any candid man 1 think would seo tbat-mv card was in tended to bo exhaustive nnd to exclude nil supposition of ownership; and let me sny now, however, that not only did 1 never own a share in the Credit Mobilier. but I never received directly or indirectly a single penny therefrom in any manner or sIuihj whatever. But this mania for hearing falo witness ngninst your neighbor ha seized Mr. Greelev, person- mi,', .in ni.ii 11 uiu iicw mriv iri'nuir, for I observe that in a recent speech in Pcnnsylvnnin, ho states l lint more thnn one hundred thousand dollnrs had been expended by the Republicans of Maine in the purchase of votes nt tho recent lection, isow. w, in the verv nature of things, it would bo impossible for Greeley 10 Koowuini in is was true: nut 1 Know It to lw nliDolntcIv untrue. I nm chair man of tho Htnte committee, and on niv I order every dollar of H10 fiimlit of that committee wan disbursed, nnd from fifft to I '"''t we did not have in all tho control of 1 but little more thnn twelvo tliniiniul dol- hirn; and I further atwert that every dollar of thin amount wan ex (tended either in payment of upeakcru, the distri-huticfti f doc(imentn and patoin,or bring ing homo absent voters. These aeeonnte of the Hlalo roinniittce are kept with regard to exnctncnn, and tho entire committee of sixteen men will testify to the truth of what I itate. I arraign Oreeley, therefore, nit tho Mlandcrcr of tho Kepoblicamt of Maine, a party of an gallant and true men nn ever cant an unpurchased nnd unpurchaseable vote. NASHVILLE. Krronri Ihty'H It nr I tiff of tlio NiimIi j Villi AuMtcltitlnn, Xamiivii.i.k, Oct. 1, Tho Nashville j race on the kocoiuI day reunited nn fol low ; First Mky Kailroad stake for ace, two mile bents; entrance ?.i0, play or pay; ntilronds to mid $800; second horse to havo $200. Wanderer I 1 FmKtortii 4 4 l!iillwHl ;l 'j Th" luppn- 1 .1 inua;4lV nnd :):.!. Second fnrvCluh purchase, mile heats, Kiirekn ', 1 a 1 Oiiai'terniSKter i 1 J Talari 1 a It iv Tom 4 di-t, i.niliiiit Mi'.Nalry .'i dit. NophiHtc... lit- Time, l;K, 1.4i! 1;17. The weather Is delightful, with large at tendance, Tho track is in splendid con- 1 dithm nnd tho port 1 Inlcmtimj. FOKEIGN. ENGLAND. Itll.KR IN (ILAWIOW REDESl'AI.K RAMPANT.LoNitoN, Oct. L Sir Charles Dilke lectured in Glasgow last night on Class Legislation. Some disorder was apprehended and tho authorities made preparations to suppress any demonstration that might be made, but no disturbance occurred. Lord Kedesdale, in a letter, condemn the conduct of Government representatives in tho Geneva arbitration, where, he HuySj tho interests of the country wore sacrificed to those of the Cabinet. lie also has demanded a full explanation of the reasons which prompted tho representatives to act as they did. Ot'rcET TO THE AI.AIIAMA CI.AIMK. A commissioner in the Irish High Court of Chancery has taken depositions in the court of claims against the United States of America for a quantity of tobacco destroyed during the Into war, valued at $00,000, tho property of one Valentine O'Connor. ;i;iemany. exiled from ataace and lorraine immi:nk EXditus of French iiEst- OK NTS. Strasuouiuj, Oct. 1. The time granted to tho inhabitants of Alsace and Iirrninc to choose between German nnd French citizenship has expired. The exodus dnr-ring the last days was immense. Fully twelve thousand men, women nnd children left thi city on Sunday for French territory. Tho trains on the railways leading into France were crowded, and proved insufficient to carry all who wanted to go. French journals to-day appear in mourning. ritAxci:. ARREST OF LFJRAVE OERMAN EVALTA-TION iAMMON (lAMnETTA. Parts, Oct. L Legravc, who is said to have defrauded various New York mer chants to the extent of six hundred thou sand, has been arrested nt Bagnere Do Luchnn, in the department of Gcronuo. AMERICAN WAR SHU'S. Two of the four American men-of-war which havo been lying in the harbor of Brest for several days, Nailed for Lisbon tin morning. THE POPE INDISPOSED. Komk, Oct. 1. The Pope was reported indisposed yesterday, though not seriously. IIISHOP APPOINTED, The Fupo has appointed Kev. Mr. Vaughan to be Bishop of Stratford, England. Father Vaughan was recently connected with the mission for tho spiritual instruction of colored people in the United States. TIKKliV. FKlHT HEX WEEN TV UK 4 AND MONT EN E-(IRUEH.London, Oct. 1. A telegram from Kn-gusa reports that n fight occurred yesterday at Leposn between the Turks and .Monlenegroes. Many wero killed and wounded nn both sides. APPEARANCE OF THE RINDERPEST. Bri'ssklh, Oct. 1. Tho rinderpest lias appeared in tho couutry around. Mono, jicigium. WASHINGTON. Pl'ULIO DEBT STATEMENT. Wahiiinoton, Oct. 1. Following is the public debt statement for the month ending September 1U) : Six per ont. homln , ,.$l,x.7,fli:i,nno nn1 iur cum. ismuH,,.,, T" In l coin Isnuls., I.'iwftil money ilrlit... , 3i,7Ti,;so,aiNt Vl.Stii.wn m mil roil (K-m l.i'g.il tcniiiT notes Vmli'Htti of ili'poHit Frarticinnl cnrrriK'y..., Cum rer 11 Unites Tula) without inter i'M Totnl tlfljt Tolnl intciesl CWi in TratMtrft Coin Cnrn-m-y HUSO, 17 HT,'J8D,:mt ...8AM,:U'J,liKt 3,l,wi,ftiil ....9 S,ii nil ihoit In-lit for llion--)li'ii)tti(itl of 'iTtlllmli"t of ih-jiosil provided liyliuv T'it:il In tlio Ip-asiiry., IM.t h e.nli in the Tress Jl!,HU,!WI,U77 rterrt-iLto during moiitli $in, t27,:n;i Bonds issued to tho Pacific Railroad Company payable in lawful money, principal outstanding, $tit,6l,oTJ; interest accrued and not vet paid, $yti9,:tf2; interest paid by the I'nited States, $m,o70,o7r; interest repaid by transportation of mails, etc., S.S'JS.O'iS; balance of interest paid by the United States, $12,742,5-17. COt'IlT-MAItTIAL OIlDEftED. A general court-martial was to-day appointed, to meet nt New York on tho 7th inst., for the trial of Major Henry B. Reese, paymaster, and such other prisoner as may bo brought beforo It. The charges against Major Reese nre irregularities of conduct in his otfice, though no transactions of a fraudulent character arc believed to lo included. THIlEE PER t'ENTK Tho Secretnry of tho Treasury has or- 1 ti.n nii:nn, ; r n.;n:n per cents. NEW YORK. 1NHANK AHVLUM MANAGEMENT. The examining committee of tho emigration commissioiiers heard witnesses vos- tertlav in refereneo to the management of Ward's Island Insane Asylum. Warden Wellcr test I Hed to tho iniH)ssibility of keeping the cells of certain pntientscfenn. Matron Calhnrino Scull testified to the nursca somctimcH slapping pntients, but nut wvercly. Tho straight jacket is ometimfH uwd, but under doctors' orders alwnys. Dr. Kiedcl testified to ft mar-ringe hnving recently taken nine there, the bride being a patient about being dis- cnargca. 8KVF.N IAr-KKl) TJIIKVKrt. Late Inst night seven masked men cn-tcrctl tho rcsidenco of Samuel 10(10, in Paterson, N. J., and (tointcd a pitol at Pope's head, whilo hit wife was securely tied. The Ihievcs then rilled the house, carrying off $HHH) in money, jewelry and silverware, and $7o00 in rntlroed bond. Tho payment of tho bonds has been sloped. No cluo to tho thieves. kai.k'h cask pimii:d. Tho enso of tho Methinlint cuiigrcgation ngainst Paul Falk, for violating tho Kx-ciso law on Sunday, was tried to-day, and tho complaint dismissed for lack of proof. NOMINATION IN JKIIHEY, Tho Republicans of tho Seventh Congressional district (n Now Jersey to-day nominated Innc W.Hciidder for Congress. It. 0. OFF AdAlN. lloraeo ireeley left for Kuolxtuwn, Pa., at noon lo-dny, to deliver an agricultural address at the fair there. NiHhlvti lo(h or 11 t ulnrril Nehool Tvnrher. Ralkioh, N. C, Oct. L Dr. J. Brin-ton Smith, I'Hnclnnl of 8t. Augustine colored school in tliit city, dim iiiddenlv thin morning. It is thought he was jmh sonnl. A post morifin exuniinntlon will bo held to-morrow. CLEVELAND. t'olorcil Men an Urnnd Juror. Cleveland, Oct. 1. Tho United State District and Circuit Court began its sessions here to-dnv, Judge Sherman on the bench. George Vosburg and R. J, Robinson, colored, were impanneled as regular grand jurors, it being the first instances w herein a colored man ban Wn drawn as a United States juror in this court. Rallrond nan onirroiiftiy Nick. Baltimore. Oct. 1. Will Smith, Master of Transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and late mnnngcr" of tho through lino between Washington and New York, lies danger-oiiHly ill of hemorrhage of the bowels, at 111s home in this city. Later. Willinm Preaeoit Smith. Mn. tor of Transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, died this evening. A 1 1 en 1 IHy IMnwler for litmnKc. Boston, Oct. 1. In the case of Stephen McKcnna against the Metropolitan Horso Railroad Comnanv. the inrv tn-ilnv run. dered a verdict for tho plaintiff of $8883. jicKcnna was injured Ity a enr jumping the track nnd coming in contact with hi wagon. Ilcnvy Failure. Philadelphia. Oct- 1 Tim vnuA States Marshal has issued against the Mc- ncai uui mm jron uompany a warrant in bankruptcy. Their liabilities ore above one million dollars. IlronkVa NucecHHor. Lowell, Mass., Oct. 1. At the Republican Convention of the Seventh Mas-sachiiseltsdistrict, C. C. Esty received the nomination for tho unexpired term to Congress of Brooks. Kow Yrh Tribune Nnrrl for Mliol, Charleston, S. C., Oct. L It is announced that Gov. Scott has commenced suit for libel against the New York Trib-ue for an article published in its vhuq of September 27th. BY MAIL AXI) TELE till A PH. Tho tailor of Philadelphia are on a strike, with prospect of success. The Xew York Coach Ironers are on a strike for fourteen dollars tcr week. t The National Democracy of New York city have nominated John McCool for Mayor. It is rumored Gnmbetta will be a candidate for tho Presidency of the Fiench Republic. Casper Illig's brewery, in Brook I vn, was damaged bv fire Monday night to the extent of SliO.OOO. It is probablo that the Germans will evacuate the occupied districts of France sooner man was expected. "Boss" Tweed, the prince of robbers, nosconueu, ami 111s son " Lick " says lie will return to New York city to day. The State Department at Washington has information that m-Cnnmil Gonoml Butler, Wadleig and Stroloio. his assist ants, are now in London under assumed names. 1 Tho Coroner's jury at Paterson, N. J., failed to agree as to the cause of the railway disaster Sunday, but nearly all the jurors agreed in censuring tho railway company for carelessness. Tho Republicans of the newly constructed Seventh District in Massachusetts have nominated E. R. Hoar for Congress. Dr. Ayer, of Lowell, who won a candidate, was beaten ten votes. A Boston special telegram to the Tribune says that a letter ha been received from Senator Sumnordeclining tho candidacy for Governor. F. W. Bird will doubtless bo selected ns the enndidato in his place. In the United States Court in New lork, yesterday, Judge Woodruff refused the application to consider tho Apollo Hall Democracy as emitted to Federal Supervisors of election. Ho recognized only two national parties, those favoring w.v uumiiunuiiilUII mm UIU80 OppOSCtl. A fire nt 47.I Broadwav. New York. Monday night, damaged tho property of Johnston Sc Co., wholesale hut nnd fur dealers, to the extent of $7000, and Bach-rcch & Co., dealers in furs and feathers, to the extent of about $10,000. The build ing was also considerably damaged. The Work inc men's Central Union in Convention in New York city have nominated the following ticket: John E. Bur- rill, for Judge of Supremo Court; Judgu it-limn ifiuun, tor juoge 01 superior Court; Gunning S. Bedford, for Cltv Judge, nnd Charles S. Spencer, for District At torney. The Cincinnati exnress eointr enst res- terdny morning, wn thrown from tho iracK, twenty-nvo miles west of Philadelphia. Tho engine, tender and two express cars wero thrown down an embank- mcntof twenty-live feet. Engineer Keller and fireman Mine were both killed instantly. No others were injured. Tin accident was canned bv thn imilirinn n. moval of a fish plate and bolts from tho ratis, DIED. Willi a nn October 1st, nt 0 n. m., In tho 23il year of his age. M Amies U. Wili.iaus, Jr. The funeral will take nlaec this afternoon nt 2 o'eloek. from his father's rhUneR Nn 78 Latham itn-et, to the church, corner of mini nnu hong sireets. New Advertisements. REMOVAL, ARNOLD ISLHR k CO RKAL ESTATR and lusuraneo Agents, havo removed their otfice from the corner of State nnd Htili street, to the Dispatch and Stntesniuii Ituilding, No.au North High street, where t liey will be glad to tee their friend nnd cum lUIUVTS. oca 1 1 NOTICE. rilllKKK W1LLUR A MEETIXfi (W TMK 1 sioekholnVri of the North Columbus Hirert Knilway Commnv, Novemlter 2d, IH72, nt 2 p.m., at the on lee of E. L. IMVltt, in Columbus, Ohio, for (he purpose of clux- uign-trn I'lnriurioi snid i-omi'any. WM. DKNMSON, HAM IT' L OUVLK. Il.M.NKIU ce2 ltnw4w OTATRMENT simwiN'fl TilK mvm. to TU)N of tho Treasury, at the close of nuBine i, epieniber 30th, 187'J: Bnlnnee to credit of (Jeucnd Hcv- emip Fund $LW,f!73 III) Balnnro to credit or Sinking Knnd 3ftR,ri2S 00 Jaifttire to credit of Common School Fund 8.V.H0 31 us is nre to qredit ol .Natiomu Kond r iimL l:i7 at AiDQimt of cash on hand ITril 0t JAS. WILLIAMS, Auditor of Slate. Ky Ukhuv S. lUimiTT, Chief Clerk. ISAAC WELSH, oc2 It Treasurer of State. Qntctto copy 0110 time. f Equal to the best sod chonp m riumijd nn me enenpei1 hi inn (NlttloJuuriinl OHIcc, PKOCLAM.il iosr. Ma van' Omce, Bept. 2$, 172, f'i the (jualijlnl Votctt of the City Cbluiiihus: TN PURSUANCE OP THE HTATUTE9 OF 1 I luo in siieh eases mado un-t provi.le.1. von arn i;nljy nolitiwt Hint there will be an cK-tinti Item on TnPNilny, the 4th liny of October, A- 172. for tho election of 8tnto nml County officer, to- Hwrotnryof State; Jiiilun of tlwfcunreme Court; Mt'inlier of the Board of I'ltl-H,. Work; Momlwrof CongruKH: 1'rohaio Comity Treasurer; County Auditor; lroncutii)j( Attorney; County Uoiimiumioner; nnd luniiiiiiry Dirw tor. Tho nolfo will bo oonrd nt th followinc pliwosfur hoMuij; Maid Wt-tion, in tho rem.ee-live ward of thc.-ity, 011 the M, day of O.'toW. A. U 1', from six o'eloek a. in. to hix o'elo.1; p. in., lo-w it : Kirt Wunl Long Ht rent Ilntme. Hc on.!: Wnrd-YonnK'H c:urH-ntir Shop. 1 hird Vk iird Anderson's Curriago ftliop. h mirth Wurd-Z. it h-r Hdiij-p. 1 Filth Wiird Soutli Kngtne Hoiihp. Sixth Ward Laurens jvhneidcr'it. Hcvnnth Wnnl-K Hlier'H FiirmiiireMhnii. EiKlith W :i rci liny street Hncine flr,tw, stm'tl Wun,-CornM uf fl'B'i i"l Tenth Wmd-WnMiliiRton House hlevciitli WardAil!"" t Km-hucr'. WitneHH My hiuid Jtcnl thi-. 28tt dnv 1ai. f Suj.temlH.r, A. II IhTil. ' ((, JAMK.SO. HULL, Mayor. GIFT MOSEY ALL UP. $500,000 in Bank to Pay Prizes. A FI LL DK1WINU IX NIGHT. TitK (iHAND ftJFT CONCERT, Frill TilK Iwnelit of the I'uMio Library of Knntm ky IH DOHtOOtlod to HiiUlnliiV. tha7lli if li.mL . for the follow iriuroasiuiM: 1. Tim fiuluro rd" eertnin njjonts to mnko return in time for tho drntvmu to toko n aco Sen-temter2(t. ' 1 -i. llii-twoiinmliition of orders during ItV lht f-w diiyn to Hiu-h nn extent Unit it huh not ponci-bio to till theinnnd hnve tho dmwiiiu on the aih. .1. Tho ceniTiilly expressed d'-mre of ticket-lioldow that h full UruwiiiH might 1m lml, oen if it "ike a Hhort postponement jiwcsttury. 4. Hip belief of tho UKuiuuc iiiMit Unit bv 11 tdiort pontponojupnt tho remnant of uWnld tickets can M disposod of, and ill tho prize pnid in full without the neeemiiy of any pm rata waling down. Fortlu-Mo rensoiiH, conjiled with tho ennnvn leMrcto benefit the Piibfie Libiaty bv a liiruei' linlunce and tlio tiuknt-lioldera by Inrier Riits. tln concert and ditrihution Imvolx-eu pimtpon-ed to Saturday, thn 7th of Meet-mlier, IrtTiT. On thul day, nnd no othor, tho (lrwlig will joi-lively and unci) 11 i vocally come ott 10 the urent hall of the Publiu Library hiiildin(?, t)'gimiiiiu m prpeinelyii o'oloek n m., and eoutinuo i.nnl the wholo of the one thousand gifts nro nwnrtjed, Thonnymentof tho uil'U will U-sin tbo (bird dny nfter tho drnwin, and eoutiniio for nix months, in current funds, by tho Farmer' nml trovers' Bnnk.or by ilitdrnft upon tho Founli National Unnk, Now York, nt tho option of tl o gilt ticket-holders. list or uirm. Ono flmnd Gift, cohIi, Onolirnnd Uift Sioo.omi fiO.OUO 4 Cnnh (iirtf..g.'Ono I'M'h 1 (iirt,e;Mli..CV'Oi 1 (iift, cnh.. ), I 'iilt, onMi... l.j.ixm 1 Oilt, euh... Iu.ihk) 1 (fill, f-ll... Q,tm I (lift, eall... R.iNKl 1 Uift.cntdi... 7,'MNi A Cieh (iitfji.. llMlenoii W Ciion (iifU.. tl (Jill.. Ca-ti (iiftn.. t:a-htiilts.. 4'' Cash (iitts.. W) Cnsti liifta.. Kl Cafh Hills , too Cah(ift8.. bli Canti tiitla.. wm eiieti wot eaeh il eaib Wl e:u h 4im eaeh mm each i?m each nm ouc h l lull, ea-li... S,im lOift.enitli.,. f,Oi) 1 Gift, i-udi ., 4,W t (lift, cash.,, a.twu Total lCOOGifts, nil cash 0uu,tW( rnica or tickets. Whnlo tickets, $10: halve, $.'; nimrtors, ti'.-M; llwlmletickolsforjino; 28 fur :; rsiforlJif 113 for Hum; atf lor r.is: :,ta for .m x.. .u' eomit on Ichr thun Jjliw worth ot tickets nt a time. I tin monev neensairv In n ft. 11 Un ..t frrnl gins li; now upon depoMit in tlie KarmerH' and Diovem' H,uik, ns will lw wn l) thef..- t Fashes' axo DnovtRs' Bank, 1 LonsviLLi:, Sept. -H, 1h72. Thin Is tO eortifV tlmt lliArn l nr In this Imnk over liulf a millinn of dollars to the ereaii 01 uio un concert Fund, SmkodO of whu ll Is held !) this Link ns Treasurer of Hie PuKlic Librnrv of Kr.ninr Lv to .. ,..r n ... to ho nwiirded nt tho driiwiijji. U.6. VEACU, Cnsliler. Hon. John Bnrltoe, Manner of ibo Hnvni in. inillPt CflinHillll-. I.ifrri,r,l n...l i.i-.... 1. Johnson, Frnpnetorof thn Onlt HoiisV. will m.i iH'Otnmiltco on tlio nnrt nt Hi Tf . take clinrRu of tho tniM U-foro thu ilrawinir.eouttt them, phi. o thnn in tho w heel, and pt-rsonallv eo tliut correNifnilii)S munljers for nil tho tick', pts sold Kn into the wlinul. Artcr thn drnwlnir in ov. r, the wheel, with its contents, will b placed tn tho hands of n committee on tho part of the ticket-holders, lo sntiHfy tOmsvIvoM whi.tlmi- nil the tickets sold wero repieontcd in the drswing. lilind chitdren, In full view ot tho nndience will nllcrnately draw tho tns from one of th Btass whooN, nnd the silt Ixdongin lo them from tho other, nnd tho offleinl rword of the IrnwiiiK tlnnifondiictod will bo keid hy throe tellcm h-wen from tho different hank in tlio eitv. Thodrim mwill ltopi:lilihcd in th.-Louis, villo papers, and the New York Herald, nnd olll-end copies mailed to nil parties out of Louisville lo whom tickets hnve l een sent hv letter. Tlio remnant of ticket yot un-ol.l will bo furnished (o iliosp who Hrst apply for thorn, nud a, ffencral n diMrilmtii.n of (hem will lw made ainonit ngents nit their limited number will permit. Nn nuenls will lo permitted, on any nc count whatever, to hold or sell a ticket for the niaiiiiRement after tho 'i'th of Novomtior, INTii. ThN pOMlpnnenienj has Iwon mado by advioe of the Tritstoos, with tho solo ohject of the real hem-tit of IhiiIi tho ticket-lioldei- and the l'ublii-Library, mid all ooni-nnied tnav rent perfcrilv assured that the positive ntxi mini pniftramnie lioro iiiuiojinecd trill bn enrried out to the letter. HfpU'llllHJI"-''l, THOMAS E. HHAMI.ETTE, AL'ent I'uNie Librni v of Kcntin kv, I'liblic Library tin tiding, Louisville, Ky. noildiitnwliitiwiiteow J. ANDREW, Plumber, Xortttenrtt Tor. Illtih nml nrnmlHtH., (Vudcr Expw-s Oiiioe.) CUl.t'MHL'.s. tl. &EiLfl IN Hydrants, Street Washers, HOSE PIPE AND COUPLINGS, M'JIl'H. 11 ATMS, WATER I.I1HKTS. WISH UAN1KH, Anil a flpncrnl AiVHirtnirtit of tho Bosl .Mntcrill tlarU hi the Tiu.1l'. All CMrrs will deceive Prompt Attention. Jtil.v4ooillyr JlINt l-llbllHll.fi! ' A Mol Brllliiinl Work GEMS OF STRAUSS ! Tlio publishers offer to tlio public tins tinii)ue nud most nt true live, collection, brought out, ns one rutty sny, under the eye of tlio grent compter, n!l contninlna bis very best work, ills embellished with a tino rOKTK AlT 0K NTHH SN, nml rontniiis the prime favorite., Artlnt Mro-llltifl UtinnhtnrrIiiHO llellN-Mniilinllnii luol Miihls-tVlenrrItcntlioii-IMislriitn-Hlnr, Womfs nnit Nonir Now Antifii. nnd many other equally good Waltzes, l'ol-knsj Ju ml ri lies, Miizurknn, At ., tilling altogether 225 Large Music Pages t Tlio "first mmliuiio" on Its nnponrniico warns us tlint the lino book is to bu tnovitn-bl.v it.t. tub Fasihoh the uresent leufon. I'riro, $'i.V in btmnlr, $;kU0 in dnth. font, M)St-pniil, i,n receipt of price. Has no superior: Our Cburth Mulw Book. TilK STAND- AliU. tl.M, Specimen copies tout, for tlio present, post-paid, for ftl.-JX OLIVER MTStfN k CO., rtoston. CHAH. II. niTSuN k CO., New York. iep'J7 W akve ly