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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
TIE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA

The Bmnos dyrts Standard OF August %,
which has Just been received at our Office brings
us details Of the last two engagements between
the Paraguayans aud the allies, brief account
of which had previously been given In tho sum-
mary Of European news.
The former Of these engagements was fought
on the River Parana, Iat place called Las
Cuevas, between the allied fleet which was
ordered TO advance TO Goya, an important town
on the Parana, and from 10000 to $1,000 Para
guayans, who had erected land batteries, and
mounted some 50 pieces. The fight lasted forty
five minutes, and the feet successfully forced
the passage, aud reached Goya.
The second engagement occurred at fatay
between tho third division of the Paraguayan
army, under Major Duarte, consisting OF $500
men, and the vanguard of the allied forces, un-
der Gen. Flores. According TO the official re-
port of Gen. Flores, no less than LOO Para
euayans were left dead on the field, and Duarte
himself with 200 Of his men was captured.
Its probable that We shall hear very soon OF
more important battles, for the grand army oil
the Paraguayans, under Gen. Robles, has again
begun to move southwark, and has arrived in
the neighborhoOd of Goya, where, as already
stated the allied heet was, at latest dates, sta
toned. On the other hand, Gen. Mtre has col
lected at Ayui, in the Province of Concordia, an
army of %, 900 men, at the head of which he
was about to take the field.
The Argentine province Of CorrienteS is being
thoroughly transformed into n part of Paraguay,
and the National Guards of the province, to the
number Of lO. 900, have been pressed into the
Paraguayan Army. The Couentnc troops,
which act in concert with the allies, amount to
no more than 1900 men.
Urquiza's loyalty to the allied cause is again
suspected. He remains inactive at his estaHeia,
and the cavalry of his Province (Entre Rios),
who number 5000, have not again been called
out.
From this brief review Of the situation it will
appear that, although the Paraguayans have
sustained a serious loss in the battle at Yatay,
no efficient stop has yet been put to their adj.
vance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

There can no longer be any DOUBT that the
Asiatic cholera has made its appearance and Is
spreading in England. Another fatal case has
occurred at Southampton. From there it has
spread to Sholng- Common aud Btterne situate
about four and two miles from Southampton.
The two cases at Sholing- g-Common have proved
fatal; of seven cases at Bitterne two have
proved fatal, while the other patients were I'M
proving. There is also a marked diarrhea all
over the district of Bitterne.
In France, the disease is Gkewiseon the in
crease. A letter from Toulon states that it has
broken out with startling suddenness at Sollies-
Pont, little town of 5000 inhabitants. In the
course of the first night in which it made Its
appearance there were sixty cases, and thirty
six hours later there had already been 50 deaths
out of population reduced to 1000 souls by
panic-stricken people. In Toulon it has q
peculiarly yirulent character. 1t has also made
its appearance at Paris, where, according to tho
testimony of DR.. yacher, the condition OF the
stagnant water of the basin causes o serious
apprehension of its rapid spread.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Twenty-three years ago. Rhode Island made
the ownership Of bit Of land the test Of the
virtue and intelligence of voter. The little
State has grown S7;sar: S;sar: but we recollect that
when Gov. Dorr " mizzled," he found an asylum
in Connecticut. We are afraid if he were living
he would have no such luck, under the same
circumstances, now.
by the way, New-York then sent a delega'
ton of her "roughs" to Rhode Island to fight
for manhood suffrage. Like other great men,
these ardent creatures have grown conservative
as they have grown venerable-a sort Of rowdy
Edmund Burkes!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Our friends in Kings County were divided in
making their nominations. by preference on
the one hand for L. L. SAEDERsoN, on the other
for WIN. E. RoBINsoN-two good men, and true
for District Attorney. Mr.. Sanderson sue
ceeded by close vote; and now. Mr.. Robinson
has been presented for Collector of Taxes, vice
Gen. Molineux, declined Upright, popular,
and peculiarly qualified for the post, Mr. Robin
son will prove a strong candidate and 1--WE
trust) q most acceptable officer. Let his many
friends demonstrate at once their affection and
their efficiency by working hcnceforth till the
close Of the poll.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

State Convention of Louisiana resolved that
Congress ought TO recompense those (Rebel or
loyaD who have suffered by Emancipation.
Now, we think, those who have stood openly,
zealouSly, daringly, by the Union throughout,
may reasonably claim some indemnity for their
losses BY Emancipation; but we most emphati-
cally deny that any Rebel can maintain any such
claim whatever. His slaves were freed by his
owr wronS1,i, 49,, a"t Of rAhss,,ior. rAhs,nor There Is no
widow who gave her darling son to fight and
die for the Union whose right to be indemnifed
from the Treasury is not immensely stronger
than that of any STAKEHOLDER whatever
The spirit in which the Southern Whites re-
gard their loyal Black neighborS and fellow
citizens is matter Of controversy. We prefer
TO seek it not in individual acts but in printed
statutes. If those laws are equal. just and
humane, then the current tales of White cruelty
to Blacks in the South are groundless or incon-
elusive. We Judge the feeling Of the Whites
of the South toward the Blacks by what they
choose to place (or retain) on the statute-book.
Need we say more on tnls heau Nay' uV''
not every Copperhead oracle in the North by
its eager, unscrupulous, persistent efforts TO
defame and prejudice the Blacks, sylnce o
spirit which, if manifested by the Southern
allies cs our Democracy, must subject the de-
fenseless Blacks to measureless insult, abuse
and degradation
1.-THE Real Issue" Is still before the American
People. The Democratic platform and ticket in
our State embody and involve an absolute sur
render by the Government of the Southern
Blacks to the tender mercies of the Southern
Whites 1t is a conspiracy of " Squatter soyer-
eighty" with Estate Sovereignty" for the per-
manent brutalizing Of -Four Millions OF our
countrymen. Can the loyal North consent
Can it innocently stand off, and see this gigan-
tic wrong triumph
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
I'll. Io,Jo, O,o,,.,y, P,r;,,, sa;d |;

The London Quarterly Reriec said in January
last; "The North is fighting for very ancient
aud vulgar object of WARRIOR that which Russia
has secured in Poand-for that which Austria
cings to in Venetia--that which Napoleon
sought in Spain, and for no rietory Of a higher
eirai1ation =" We believe this TO be bitter
calumny, but It is for the people to show by
their wise political action that it is such. Now
Is the time to prove that we sought not terri
toral aggrandizement nor sectional power, but
the establishment of the principles Of the Decla-
ration of Independence. People of Nev.York
will you, by your condemnation Of just and
wise Manhood Suffrage, cheer the hearts of the
enemies Of Republican governments through.
out the world
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
The whole number Of voters in this city, ac

The whole number of voters in this city ac-
cording 20 the election returns of 1864, was
lO9,o The whole number thus far regis
tered this year, is 52,G2i. Here is a deficit,
so far, of 57,S23. Either there is that number
of voters who, yesterday and the day before, did
not take the trouble to register their names,
or there were more votes cast than there were
legal voters in 1864 That the latter is true Is o
notorious facts that it has been true in every
| election, for many years past, nobody doubts.
Still it is certain that there are many thousands
of voters who have now neglected the duty OF
enrolling themselves. But there are two more
days, the Friday and the Monday next pre-
cedng election day. on which the Inspectors
sit to complete the Registry. When that is
done we shall know very nearly the exact num-
Der of voters in this city. There are some who
will not take the trouble to secure the right OF
suffrage. Some who are ignorant, and will re-
main So that they must 90 in person before the
Inspectors and see that their names are entered
upon the list. But both classes will not include
a large number, and when the LISTS completed we
shall have an almost accurate count But let
it be remembered, and let those who remember
it impress it upon those who are ignorant of the
fact that no man can vote on election day who
has not personally appeared before the Inspec-
tors to have his name entered upon the Registry
list. On election day every voters name will
be checked when no offers his ballot If one
proposes to vote whose name is not on the list,
bis vote will not be accepted. If the officers
are honest it will be hard to cheat under such q
system,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

heavy and o. continue to be pressed for sale h'c'ane
ous shares were dull and neglected Coal stocks were h N
railway and State bonds but little doing. and small amounts
only Offering The railway list opened rn on the street. sha
stocks were mand At the first Board prices
steady and all stocks were in request for cash i0r
the street the market not firm, and stocks were
for sale At the Second Board the market was wv" ,I
after the call there further pressure 70 'ei'
market closed duh and heavy Money W" 'V'' a..
cent by 3, ,b,, rota ali GOOD houses were supplied and the
p,es,ur 70 boro wa. much less than for some days In
Commercial paper good supply and nothing seips unas
per cent Good bills can be had at as and lair al lVaN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

=, Tho Confederate bondholders in England are
still alive, and kick feebly STILL If they don't
watch the American elections just now with
pathetic interest, then we don't know human
nature. Their lives are in their pockets, and
their pockets have been mercilossIy depleted.
Who says a good Confederate victory in New
York would not be refreshing to these swindlcd
speculators' Who says they don't hope for an
assumption Of the Copfedorete Debt by tho Fed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

The Unionsts of our City are invited to as
semble at Cooper Institute to'morTop (Frlday)
evening to respond to their State nominations
and organize for the approaching Election. We
speak thus early, hoping to see such rally as
our City has not witnessed since the night made
glorious by tidings of the election of LINCOLN
and JOHNSON. Friends avoid or postpone con-
Hicting engagements, and be early on hand to-
morrow evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

The Democrats held their ratification meeting
last evening at Cooper Institute. The hall was
moderately full, owing, perhaps, in some de-
gree, to the inclemency Of the weather, but, Tor
a great mass meeting, it was rather slim affair."
As full a report of the speeches of the several
speakers as our over-crowded columns Will ad'
NIT of, will be found elsewhere. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
MAYORS OyPIoE-VsIT or ALEXANDER IL

srspuEss.-Atl 10 o'clock yesterday morning Alexander
II stepheps late Vice President Of the Southern Con-
foderacy. called upon Ais Honor the Maio.. """'
transpred during the interview however "'u NV up
pear During tho day Mr.. Stephens was eSoor.eu 20
the Office of John Kelly Sheriff. whero somewhat pro-
trseted cqyyersatiop was held pe'Weep 'ne EVaVoeu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

The Wirz trial draws to a close. The prisoner
made his statement yesterday in reply to the
charge of murder, which,. with the argument OF
counsel on his behalf, will be found in our re-
port Of the trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

rival candidate should propose to have the
people of Colorado boarded and lodged at the
cost of the Federal Treasury, and their respec-
tive "claimS" also opened and proved at the
charge Of the Union. Should such candidate
offer, Mr.. Cavanaugh will have to advance bis
hid
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

We think that Senator Wilson was rather
hard on the sinners when he asked in Troy,
"what the Democratic party had done that it
should liver" He should have remembered
that while the lamp holds out to burn, the vilest
sinner may return. Let the Democrats live to
repent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

eral Government And who says that such
assumption is impossible, Twould bo uncon.
stitutional. knavsh, absurd, stultifying; so was
the Rebellion, which never lacked apologsts in
the North. Tax-paying voter, think Of this!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
THE REGIsTRY.

Below we give the number OF persons who'
Yesterday and the day before, registered their
names in the several wards of this city as
voters, with some trihing exceptions of districts
MT retnrned They arc as follows:
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Un;ou state Ticket.

yoy yrSoe, twARD HUNT: os,; ogsida ,iS.nv. 60
Of Irgsals JOHN X. PORTER, nO oW n. York.
S.c'y Of State. Gen FRANCIS {. C..r bnn o,,ario
Co.piyoller. THOMAS BILLHOUsE, o,'u,,S, nu."b.,
7y,I,ure,.....Col JOSEPH HOWhn.p' w. 49,.
Atrv General Gen. J'N II. MATT 1A,l.1,,sIv
g., Con-, ROBERT &. DORM, Schenectady
ooa1' oo'] pI.ATr GOODsEIL. Niagara
S'd' Csr HENRY A. BARNUM. onondasa
''. lnn.a, p Cte, Cen PATRICK ,Cataraus0''
lFleetion Tuesday, Nov. ~
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Mr. A. II. Stephens, late yice-Presidcnt of
the late Southern Confederaey, and Mr.. j. ii.
Reagan, late Postmaster-General OF the same
are at the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

The following is one Of the accounts to be
audited by the people Of New.York at the next
election:
TIE rsrrBp srArEs
To TIE STATE op KKSrUcKY Dr..
To sundries. ....".....'.... SzoO,OOo,VO
.ipprorSds GARREr DAVIS
Davis says that 1t is all right. We confess
that we don't see it. Do the people,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Reviews of the latest publications will be
found on the sixth page Of to-days paper
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-22
ARrGIsAL SorIcs-ro Israel su.hong: =

nRIGINAL NTICH.-ro Israel sushong You
" are hereby notified that there Is file in the
Clerks once ~ the District Court OF Lee county Iowa
at keokuk petition Of Hiram Barney claiming juir
msnt against Israel Bushong sum OF Ave hu n
dred ami nfty dollars wish 10 per interest per an
mum, payable annually, s. niouey due a mortgage
mad by to Charles Mason. and since asag ned to
ssl Hiram Baeney also claiming against you the fore
closure of said the being upon lot Z In
block 81, in Mssons Tower Addition the city OF Keo
knk Lee county Iowa for the purchsss money and fur
thtr asking for sale Of said premises and general re-
lief Aud unless you appear and said petition
by OF the second day Of the next term of said
Court to be held the first Monday Of February 1855
Default will be entered against you and Judgment rem
dered thereon rs prayed for In said petition.
Rev. Stamp 50--eancelled.l II STRONG
noysdtw-red Att,x for pIain,;N
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nRIGINAL NoTICE-Tc VIM. H. Given, John
~ whea,l, You are hereby notified that there Is
on e In the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee
County. Iowa. at Reokuk. petition OF Hiram Barney,
cls ming Of you VIM Given, the Of ten hundred
and ty dollars, with ten per cent interest
psyst annually. money due mortgage made by
you Charles Mason and since assigned to said Hiram
Barney; sn claiming against each OF you the foreclo-
Of said mortgage the aame being upon lots and
g. block 30 In Masons Lower Addition 10 the city Of
Kekuk in Lee county Iowa, for the purchase money;
and further asking for sale of said premises and gene
raj relief And unless appear and said petit
ton on before Of the second day Of the
OF said Court commence at keoknk, the first Mon
day Of February ID 1865 default will be entered
against YOU and judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said petition. II. STRONG,
Rev stamp, 30 cts Atty for PIE.
poysd4w-ued
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nRraINAL NorIcE.-rO Peter NJ Elberg. Defendant

nRI6INAL N0TICE.-To Peter NJ Elberg, Defendant:
" You hereby notified that there is file in
the Clerks Office OF the District Court of Lee county,
lows at cosuk, petition Of Hiram Barney. clamin g
. judgment against you for the Of four hundred
and twenty-five dollars and 10 per cent interest per
mum PAYABLE annually. q, money due a mortgage
made by you to Charles Nilsson, aud since assigned
Hira Barney also claiming against the foreclosure
Of said the being upon lot in block u.s.
In Mxsou's Lower Addition to the city Of Keokuk, in
Lee county Iowa for the purchase money; and further
asking for sale Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless YOU appear and answer sad petition ty
the second day Of the term Of said Court;
TO Commence At Reokrk the first Monday Of Febrn-
airy. 1885, default will be entered against yos and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said petition.
Revenue stamp so cts. ii. STRONG,
nessdfw-ped Atty for Plif.
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nRIG1NAL NoIICH-To Thomas Astie Defendant:
" fos are hereby notified that th-fc 10 fie
the Clerks office of the District Court Lee county
Iowa AZ kcosuk petition u Hiram Barney claiming
judgment against You, hos Astle, fer the Of
hundred and hty dollars, with 10 per cent interest
snnnn, payable annually AS money due )rtgzge
made by You to Charles Mason aud since assigned
sad Hiram Barney also claiming against you the fore
block S. in Mtsans Lower Addition CITY Of Keo-
kuk in lee county Iowa. for the purchase money; and
further asking for sale OF said premises aud general
relief And unless you appear and said petition
by Of the secoDd day OF the next term Of said
Court 10 be held the first Monday of February 1856
datult will he entered against you Al Judgment rem
dered thereon as prayed for In said petition.
Rev. Stamp 50c-csncered.l w. sTRnyG
nnvsdiv-Wed Atty for Pfainfie
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II R.rrl Dassnisnts: You herehY notified that

ORIGINAL S0TICE.-To William Andrews and John
" Barry, Defendants; You hereby notified that
there Ia file in the Clerks Office OF the District
Court OF Lee county, lows at Keokuk, petition Of
Hiram Barney, claiming judgment against you, VIM.
Andrews the of six hundred dollars, With 10 per
interest per annum payable annually money due
mortgage made by you TO Chss Mason, and since
slgnsd said Hiram Barney also claiming against each
Of yon the foreclosure OF said the being
upon lot 10. in block 81 in Mssons Lower Addition
the city OF Keokuk, in Lee county, Iowa for tho pur
Oh money and further asking sale Of said
ses AMI general relief And FULLEST you appear and
sail petition by OF this day the next
Of said Court be held the first Monday of Feb
ruars 1896 default will he entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said petit
tion II. STRONG
Rev. Stamp 50c-eancelled. Atty for Plaintiff.
noYSdaw-wed
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nRIGISkL NorICE.-To Peter Leftenb.rg Defend liant
" Won hereby notified that there il HI in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee county
lows, st K-okuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
OF you the Of seven hundred and y dollsrs with
~ per cent interest per annum, payable annually
money due ons mortgage mats by Won to Charles Ma
and since assigned said Hiram Barney also claim
i"g against you the foreclosure OF ssid mortgage
the being upon lot g. in block o5 in Masons Lower
Addition to the city OF keokuk, In Lee county Iowa
for the purchase money and further aking for sale
said premises and general relief Aud unless you nr-
pear and said petition ty Of the second
of the next term Of said Court commence at Keo-
kuk the first Monday Of February, lse6. default
will be entered sgsinst you, and judgment rendered
thereon, PRAYED for in said petition.
Rev Stamp 50c--cancelled.l III STRONG
noysd4w-wsd Atty for Plaintiff