The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-10-08
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! 1emale suHrage.
Returnso of the Bank Of England show
that the bullion has decreased ESQ, 900.
For the week ending October 1st. 244
patents will be issued from the Patent
Office.
The citizens Of Toronto are making
arrangements to provide residence for
JEFF. Davis.
Twelve hundred Polish emigrants are
Expected to arrive at Norfolk, Va, the
coming season.
A London dispatch says it is probable
that Parliament will assemble in Novem-
Der.
A Feniap attack is feared on Dover
Castle, and precautionary measures have
been taken.
Iowa claims to have increased in pop
ulation thirty.seven per cent in two
years.
John B. Cough is to receive $4,000
for speaking on temperance in Chicago
during the coming winter.
| Seven native Christians are reported to
be imprisoned at Nagasaki, Japan, on
account of their religion. qe
Lieutenant Commander Chas E. Flem-
ing, of the Navy, died at Mount Holly.
New Jersey, on Friday. u
Robert Wallace, Pittsburg hotel pro
prietor. fell from third story window
on Sunday, and was instantly killed.
Noah L., Jeffries. of Maryland, has
been appointed Register of the Treasury
in place of Mr.. Colby, deceased. 8.
William II. Hess, living twelve miles
from Pittsburg; was gored to death by a
bull on Saturday.
General Ord has appointed former
slave and business manager Of JEFF. Da-i
| Wis to be a'Justice of the Peace
Archibald Foster, Consul of Brazil at
Boston, died, on Sunday night, Of dis
ease of the heart n
Women, as well as men, are to vote at
the school district meetings in Nebraska,
next month.
J. G. PATTERSON, Of Hartford. Ct, is
the successful artist who will furnish the
statue and pedestal for the Antietem
Cemetery. Cost $4,000.
It is said that the arrest of Garibaldi
by the Italian Government has produced
great excitement both in Italy and
France. a ~ M
Further disturbances on account of
Garibaldiis arrest have taken place in
Florence. but they were suppressed by
the Government. 6 ssgof
A dispute is arising between King
Leopold of Belgium, and the Emperor
of Austria, in regard to the settlement
lof the estate of Max.
During the week ending September
III, 5000 foreign letters were sent from
the New York Postofice; and Sc, ,047 let
ters we're received. g
| Edward White, the Milwaukee pork
packer who filled his barrels with sal t
and sand, has been sentenced to three
years in the State prison.
i A contract has been made in Philadel !.
phia for five hundred dozen reed birds for
Chicago, where they will be canned for
winters use.4 - as
| A cheap funeral car is the latest
French invention. 1t is hearse which
carries priest and mourners, as we'll as
the coffin. s6ii
!! Mr.. T. c. Callicott, Collector of the
Third district in Breoklyu, charged with
defrauding the government, has given
bail in $780, for his appearance.
The cholera has made short work With
several .illustrious Romans, among the
lrest, a sister Of Cardinal Antonelli and
la daughter Of Prince Arsoli. 5's s.
A new Masonic hall was dedicated at
Stonington, Ctaeon Thursday, by the
grand officers of Connecticut, assisted
by the grand officers of Rhode Island.
], o-n Brown has issued an order, di-
recting the officer :. Tue rfeeo"sn pa p.
reau, in Virginia, to turn over 70 ~.
civil authorities all the negro paupers.
John Murr ay, the father of American
Universalism, landed on our shores in
lSeptember ITO The Universalist Church
proposes, therefore, acentenary eeiebrar
tion in 1870. 81 Il sa 95is8s
| An Oregon and California stage has
been organized, capital, 100000 to trans
port mails and passengers form Sacra
mento to Portland, distance of 700
miles. Use agaloislsa x
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Forty emigrants from East Tennessee
and North Carolina, including men, wo
men and children, passed through Kan
sas City on the 18th ult., en- rout for
Colorado.
A man recently swan across Niagara
river starting from the ferry on this side
and landing on the Canada side nearly
opposite the towers of the new suspen-
sion bridge.
The new postmaster at Wilmington,
N. C. (E. R. Brink, formerly Lieuten.
ant colonel on the staff of Gen. Kilpat-
rick, has appointed Geo. L.. MADISON, a
colored man, clerk in the postofice in
that city.
The funeral of Sterling Price, in St.
Louis, on Monday, was one of the largest
ever seen in that city The ceremonies
took place in the first Methodist Church,
where the body lay in state all the morn,
ling.
| At Jackson Barracks, New Orleans,
and at the Military Hospital at Greenville,
Louisiana, there have been more than a
hundred deaths of soldiers of the First
United States Infantry, from yellow fe-