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nEA0CRATIC 0UTnAGES IN
PHILADELPHIA.
HtAh Republican Meeting Broken
up by Dem Attack
ON she Republican lnvfnclbles by
Democratic KuffIuuR,

OG"oG1A1C II 01aIhu4s
Frtn tAk fAslzdelelA Pst4s, OFT.
The bloody tcenes Of Ihur<daJ night were lh4t
]ast esenll re-eAAcsei With worse .resnlts oppo-
tlte that suppossd AifunghoA Of protection, tho
McMoia1 ;ast The peaceful eitizeoa Of Pntlas,ei-
phla tnould be subjected 10 "moh Law" on tae
day OF election Is but TOO truly Coz dtmed bJ tae
toushs who tehasiouslJ hang ou the sklfts OF
On ltuiAd.y evening", while the pride Of The
Rel ukltcan pa1.g-tne 1nvlnetoee-~trc fetarr.
ipE 1fcM H1ats Meeting. policeman. to. eay
ruinisp Ct Haat his companions did, de'iseta1e'J
1red nSe Rhots II The = eatbefs o1 hfs otE 1ntza-
lion INT Notwithstanding thla dastafu1J aGL0n,
Ar. FnI hta rot Jtt deemed II Necessary to p91ca
bis a. n01nlee under }utk md key Before giving
rals.epais Ct me isseas Last erenine, ~ thing IL
light 70 s;a;e the rtA cause z.r ,,.x,-
who has sppo nted to the high and Important po-
t,tjoa Of puard.1u Of the pabaac peace men Who
s,e ea,orontly fnown . BE- ne a mel @ saa5SssE sa
Ing thai th+ir MAYOR y hkeay % sa!1shoer mo
s+asa Of onIce 10 Eore ioztuuaie caIatdats ADD
m ss ,7e ss.55 ;as1 ~ vi,aaa. ns1, hen
~ n eoaus5snce ii ,he offences that are datIy aud
sinoet ro0IlJ counit;ed, hu. Iet EegolaIiT draw
tbe.r ss,sr.es ttcm me sax-ps1ezs whose 1l'es aud
~. iscts 4 lie cale Ire ia&Aa: The Republican
I'M yt1ethe4, numbering eTe1 bQ0s assembled Il
ibeil sesdqua5ts5s: Fsa sod ansaEI strseta q
Ws11. Z ~ % Tafeh .ss heid 4 JeEe1soa nd Wnsb-
4rPfpu hrth1&ts Alsk& PERFORMING tQetf G3QE1
thev raIaded through several Of cur stleas1, aud
ffafhtd their sroHa few minutes After 10 clock
30 time rs Io~t In eIttnEn.shtnE their torches
snd d,ve.ttDg tneEn:elrss q their eqnipme1ta,
ri Ieure 10 thetl se8tdences. Auunher OF them,
living ID the northern raIt Of The city proceeded
up FINN street as far rs Cnestnut when their a..
lennon - ATTRACTED dawn the sAtteS &ho1ou0hfAle
i, The r1rgiuK Of hel1 and The glare Of hundreds
Of torches. tne rotch-bearess tmped ont to be
the lawless and ntsorderiy member II the ksJ.
stoua Club, standing monument Of the -perate
Denpc1act. 4 pnmeer Of citizens had gathered
atonR Chestnut street. and, as matter 81 course,
the 1nElpclbtes paused, ANXIOUS to sec the display
Of theu ooponentL
Nben The KeJstones were opposite to the NAY
cr4 otlce, they hailed, lowe1ei their toEches and
nsF., waved lhesr natI, and chee.ed for Packel
and the Democratic ticket, being iotued bT nAnl
y noarse Voice Of The 1tish polscenlen. Tnis cut
burkt Of tAlse etthusia.m was not 10 be to1erate'
l. the citizens, who responded IN RToans. TIT
N.s the Ngnal for disturbance, AID arthur Potter
, citizen, showed hts mrfele pJ STRIKING &nethe
cllzsr. Who was quietly nanetnE b.
Immediately Alter thu, the ke57tones hTosi
.sntF. It d, Z sd With excitement, and pesnsp
hske!, rushe.l On 10 Fifth street, drew the,r n
sotsezs, spd u1ei On al hesare tnena+ Tais oe
, 1869-10-05
PERSONAL
PERSONAL.
The Crown r1tueeka Victoria Of PruaatA Il ea-

Tte Crown Princess Victoria OF Pruaata Il es'-
csiafG.
TIE prince ncrrdttsrJ Of Austria Il tho best IT,
ytulle 11ct.Iist In Vienna ..
Henri Rochciort denies tnt reports which have
recently been circulated By the senLond0 Pans
parerr, that there had been large decrease IN tie
cIsculattop Of his Lantt1nt.
The New Tort EaA 1nqnIres: "Who Is the
beautiful .oang lady ~ho Il reported to have
made ss5o, 600 by the recent Wal street excite
ment5" ........-
Ex-Governor cpst1es j. W1ctrne, OF Kentucky,
is dangerously III IN baltimore. lie hss been C.
ts1ly bind for several Year,, and went to Balia.
uorc intending to have N operation performed
uTon his e1eA- -...
Tue uou Getzaou 4 Weston, prominent
M.,kachntetts Republican. died IN Do1ouJ on
Menday Of last week, aged 10 yeara- lie nAd re-
peatedy refre4ented his town IN the Legta}ature,
ard was \ member ot the ls&t Senate
Victor Emaluels bed clothes taking 6fs+ ne
wnuld have burned 70 death. pnd not the nurse
tauied him ont Of the burning drapeEJ. 1t the
ri.k Of her lie. This WIS, however, when he wa
m ittant.
, 1869-10-05
TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors meet to-day
for the purpose, in part, Of appointing
judges Of election for the eighty odd voting
precincts in the city. Heretofore this duty
has been performed by the Common Coun-
ell, and has been made the subject Of sew
eral consecutive sessions Of that body. It is
creditable to the Aldermen and to the city
thst, whichever party may have had ma
jo1ity IN the Council, the opposite party have
always been fairly treated in the appointment
of judges and clerts Of election, and have
been given, at least, one judge Of their own
choosing in each precinct. ALI tbs judges
chosen have generally been men Of good
character and attainments- And tho judges,
in the exercise Of their functions, have al
WAYS chosen one clerk from each party at
each precinct.
Il is proper to ASSUME, until the con-
trasy is proved, that the fapezsisors will be
governed by the same spirit Of fair dealing.
They could do nothing which would add so
much strength to the Citizens ticket as to
create the impression that they are dealing
unfairly, and oonniving at frauds on the
ba1lot-box- Let this impression once he
f1ed on the public mind, aud the Library
Hall ticket will be beaten out of sight in
every ward in the city, and era1y town in
the county; and no amount ol
it from ignominious and Overwhelming
defeat. It il not for this reason that We
advise them to proceed cautiously and acl
impartially- There is no political advan-
tage to be gained by the opposite couzse,- =
none whatever. But the peace md good
order Of the community depend very much
npon the pulicy which shall be pursued by
the Supervisors. They mny plant the seeaa
Of public disorder upon election day by
pursuing m unjust policy, or they
may perform their duties in such
manner Ms to insufe harmonious
md peaceful election. Nor viii it be pos.
sible for them to escape the consequences
of any unfair dealing which they may be
guilty Of. A majority Of the Supervisor
reside outside Of the city; but their neigh
bors and constituents have as keen sens
Of Justice, as ardent love Of fair play, ant
as high regard for Law and the sanctity o
the ballot-bo1 as anybody IN the city
They understand that the passage Of th'
Inv taking the appointment OF judges o
election away from the city authorities VIZ
political trick, and they are watching t.
see what use will be made Of the new powe
conferred upon the Supervisors- 1t is id1
to expect that any member Of the boar
will escape the responsibility Of his nc
tiou.
, 1869-10-05
THE, lhDIAKs.
Another Indian Raid-
Two Men Killed and One Scalped'
Horses and Mules Driven 0G.
Parties Of Citizens ftsn 8ouah Pass aod IL
laatic City u Pursuit.

SOUTH Pass CRIT, W. T., Sept a
Ye,te.dsy morning, at daytizhff shout tsonty-
nve 1rnanted 1udsxn1 sppeared OH the tnnU1fatn-
tons n<sk Of Atlantic clfs. not ever
mile SWAY, moving ea1t"nd having
seye,N stolen horses along. Approaching
v,thln naS, mila OF. the stamp mill
Of Colonel ERntt they fred on wood~eaopper IN
tho nuich pte1e1ug hts bodJ with four oelss eaua-
inx instant dezsh. Comtrg dawa the gnlcnr rrloset
to the MIL. they nred On the nan who L. hs0ling
wood for Colonel Eutott. He raa to the MIL and gos
the Colonelh horse to 10 4iter the Indians Who
had stolen md wert driving OF ak mnlesi coming
within range p1 tht1 guua, the man 3ampea lso1
the huiae and began aE1nR with his thFea 1eSolVe1a
The 1ntians blew Whistles which attracted tue
horse, which ran toHards. and wAa captured By,
them. The hands empseyed on the MIL seeing tho
naht eelzed their guns md ran a fast as pos1bie
to the eeene OF action. The man who bad lost the
ak uules and the CoIonels kof1e, escaped INTO
the buehea without wousd-
The Indians then started OF to1aTds the wiley,
passing through I" AtneIA' peltght" and near the
stanp I'LL Of Walsh / Co. they nrrd upon mso
naNfd Anderson. who Vas diving an OK team
lo&ded With time for Atlantic CITY. The ball
paaxe sd entirely through his boS and heart killing
him instantly. They scaIped him md rode On to
Beaye= ereex. where they met tao men NON the
valley WHO, With hortes ru1ued lscse, we're camp
ed II Blarer Creck. They discovered III 1ndiso
pursuing theis horses, when they rushed ont.
shouted "Indlans, ;" and succeeded In getting
their hn1ges into the Bushes and tying them. By
this tine ne body Of IudlAns hod'aurrounded
them, but both men being well armed and in the
bu1hes, they held them st bay nu.l Fr.nfcfced by
party from "Mint1s' Delight" nhea, The In
dta1s re1reated towards the valley.
Co:orel Eihts1, meantime, came into Atlantic
Cny, and sent word 10 south PAS for hrsp. TIE
citizens turned ont and pursued the 1ndtsns and
had Iot all retufued this forenoon. Both shs mnr-
dered men were brought into Atlantic C1rJ. .where
SAW lheE, and examined their weuudA
There Is great excitement, and IT Is considered
unsafe for any one to leave tue towrs T!thouahe.
Ing we'll armed, and, u gong fAE, ha7inE sest-s'
Men in company. ....
Great Indignation prevails In consequences Of .5s
| removal Of Company ,, Second United Stats
| Cavalry, the only mocuted force IN the valley
| Fort Brdger for winter sna1ters, leaving the de-
fenceless seltlers sure prt1 to these savages
THIS company left Camp Argur on satnltav
| And these Indians, whokaew we'll every move
mens Of the troops, followed close behind thea
| with the Eedults aboSe stated. s P.
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other means Of absting the marvellous reck-
lessnea which prevails than to punish tho
authors Of such catastrophes BY conviction
and imprisonment for manslaughter. In
nearly every case, as in this at indianapolis,
they Will ba found to result in penn1ions
and criminal balancing Of their own
money against other peoples lives, They
des,se certain power or speed. They
could attain it safely and certainly BY an
engine and boiler Of given cost They
know it. But there is possibility that no
accident would occur il they saved fourth
Of the cost, and exposed the lives Of the
community in doing 80. On this impulse
they act. Gan it be said that such parai-
mony il free from the guilt Of criminal
homicide?
, 1869-10-05
n.s. Bar. WE.d. n<1. Gad..

In JohutonB Dictionary there Is 3 curious error
which tsays the compiler Of LohAsnlona} nas never
YET been noticed. Ii occurs tn the definition Of
tae ve1o ITO ak" and pervades ever edition
hi1ae.1o, even that OF Todd. .'Asses are Ie that
Bible, oi cou1se, runA: Speak, "a that r1de on
Eh,te asses, Je that att In Judgement" Were nos
Ttli ipo1n to allow 81 ne sopoositina thss he
would wllitnliJ haTe turned any part OF them into
se1s, ~e might suppose TINT he intended here 70
e1presh By anticipation taa low eAduAta Wntch he
forced Of eoteGPoFs19 Gauez-
, 1869-10-05
TIE NORTHWEST.

h~r..er IN the Sp1tngneld Etci.ttr gives the fol-
,oplux ssa.istcs In resaFl to the Catholic diocese
uf Alton: "IWelse yc4Is ago the 1fath priests OF
the o.nces+ were eight They are now tonf1een-
q gain of SIX. Theg were then more thso one'
third OF the whole. They are nos 1ess tnao one.
Acsepth. Twelve years nco the German priests Of
the diocese v ere eight They ere now sesentS'
IOWA
i 1,ctncrc nsnee rrukes 4 CORRECTION Of Its &C.
c, unt Of the Humboldt celebration In that ciSy- It
had said that the affair wAs - failure financially
az d c,befwHe,r TIC editor beEs that the reader
viii plea.e read "toccess" tor . EaE1fe-' Tue
tou pos.tor ID blamed for the error.
rhe VIn1ertss Ssyn has the following Item COD
cerpnx an tud,vitnA Who Is claimed to be the
smallest mau In the United States: "SonnnJ NC
K!bbsn made friendly cali on GcnefA 1ooa
Thumb And Commodore Nut, during thef feeens
<tx.t TO pes Moinea. They teceaved him very cor
daily, ,and tie General offered him q o6o year TO
travel With hts party. johnny, however, 'couldn3
see II, and the smallest mau III the Cnited States
ia s1ni \ citizen OF WinicEsct'
A young lady nAueo Ma<y J. Wolf, whose ps-
rents reside About tWo nnhea southeast OF Gospoft
has for eoae tine given er1dences Of nsaulty, and
on the 1s.h nlt. attempted 10 commit suicide 81
| drowning hefAe1f in well Being detected, and
io.leo, hhe made another ademp, on her life, eu.
deayatiug to cut her throat with knife which ahe
concealed about her Pe11ou whilst Ut tho tanla
THE a1arm being given, .he WAS occurred belors
suc hsd accomplished her onJecr but not nn,ll She
mad backed her tnIoat Considerably. Tue dulne4
OF the krue saved her flfe.
WISCONSIN,
The Vernon County Ctf.or saya: "S1nAa.
! mor7arc ~ hsu the nrst frost OF the season, Of
| the high tacI*; ard ttla fros: was 'crushet.
| Ice froxe m eighth OF An inch thick. and Al III
| trndtr vegetation IL done fur. The most Of ~
| cof, which could hare amounted to much Vas II
, 1869-10-05

Ul1d1pR Tor ftote coal btG3h q higher THte
hon could bring, and when II fell below 81 the
sale wss rapid. Seteral Of the iRsRe buyers seem-
% al !oEs 10 secure all the sttsnboat coal to
thtmtstses, and nealtb{ corapetls,on waa the re-
suit II beayftat tuJeis wefe Cashier, Stckney
"sll:r7top, SAWYER i Co, Aanctcste. + Hop-
linf, Al H. { Ctark. The result Of the sale was
safhe1 c,salrolnting to 1Arge puuneE IN the
truds. who expected Al advance in the r1le.
, 1869-10-05

Thu kox- E,,,.rd r .sh,r Raforr, Taaona
c.nnnt ha ;nstis accn.ad ~ conserva.;srn
Th-or,h a;the- i. .rs.tara ~ In r1,tfo,m
= d.ner,rsa s,,ikaa, hand ,nonono,;ea tbe
Goxerno- of s1sseachnsetta. Charles sn;n.
ner. Daniel Webster. the Republican .patty.
the Democratic party, any third party.
t1ades.unions, speculation, interest on
money. rent, bank currancy. Seoretarv
Boutwell, Whose impeachment 1t tlemaud,1.
and. finally. the Protestant Churches
which, it declares, "haye apostat;zed
from the true faith, and are M
deserving The support OF Christians" The
only things it finds worthy its approval
are the "righta Of working women" what
ever that may mean, md the holding their
convention On Sunday. The men working
for wages in New England seem to have at
tained to discoveries in political and eoo-
nonp,cai science and practical ralieion WHICH
very few conventions which included any
considerable number OF the class who save
their money would endorse. Isis, in many
cases, the result Of MINOR degree Of thrift
and providence that men work for wages in
this country, where all may become capital.
Isis, in large Or small way, and own
some Of the capital which employs
them, and Of the tools they work
with. But in many other cases it may also
result from circumstances Of personal hard.
, 1869-10-05

The fearful catastrophe in Indiana shows
afreSh that recklessness Of human iue.
when it comes in the way Of competition in
business, which has made our country al
most by-wo7d among the nations in this
respect The driving an engine under
double The pressure OF steam its capacity
saiely allows is Of frequent occurrence at
our agricultural fairK, as well as ut MI other
competitions in which steam power is an
element Of succcss. Yet it soems 70 be Ms
sumed that the nttempt to punish, ne
| criminal, such violations Of Inv. is purely
| chimerica1 and Quixotic. Thus far expert
enee iustides the assumption There is no
, 1869-10-05
THE WAR H CUBA.

Ths intelligence from Cuba concerning
the condition Of the Americans Who have
been SO unfortunate as 10 60 there to take
part in the revolution must be dishearten-
ing to Cuban sympathizers, They havo
10 do all the real fighting in war which is
marked On both sides by total disregard
OF the laws of civilized natlons- Wo read
occasionally Of the brutality and cruolties
Of savage tribes when engaged in war but
the Comanches do not exceed, in barbar1ty
townrds their enemies, the Spaniards aud
CuEaus- The murder and mutilation
Of prisoners Of war is an
at1ocity which admits Of no
e1tenuation, and it calls for the protest and
the interference Of all civilized nations
This kind Of warfare is peculiar to the aav
age and to the modern Sphniard. It is
not long since party Of Cazlists, taken
prisoners in Spain, were executed. During
the whole revolution in Cubs there hare
been no prisoners taken who we're not
either murdered on the battlefield or sun-
uuasi1y shot soon after. That has baen tho
custon in Mexico in all their civil WAITS, and
even uo1laB ehe "ai ~.'n -AAA'A''4@ Al,
the same in Central America, and in the
var oe'~eSn ,..1s - 49,. - o. c~sa,
an extent as in the othets. An American
who Joins either Of the oonteuding forces
in spa1nsh-Ame1ican WIZ, ousht, befort
30 aone' ~ -tss, " - ,as, rh, ,ro 1,,,h
h'S ine ., IL 70 -, - 49,, .honoh tha,
ooNnuts %. .sa,.t ~. se,r;r,a II ,ta f,a1d
may s's, -ho ,,,,n h. ,.,!t;
feeata n''n 10 Pe,se. ~ H. a,:,h,s.t O..
nasely assassanA'1 "p'a e1e 'o& ~
teSt- In aac1' asaAea''aa''on :. =, .'e pt1us.
pal mode OF "alfaso p.acs'seo IN opsnla. .
American countries. 10 thas mooe ol Wal
fare Americans are Strangers ano' "
hope, ~1ll remain 80. ,
Ihere Il, perhaps, oo' nt4e e1.o."
this respect between .ne eo.e'nmels ''vC. ~.
and the nsurRent 1ofcea IN cooa- =. -
former uaufue. toe psasone1s uoe -. =.
Latter are feoeis aoo "o1'a~@* tae 'ars'
murder tne1f prisoners In fe'A',1N'oa, =
cause they are hffeNn9s ot ueslo'l71
The result M toat po'n e'".S y,
prisoners, except 10 execute .uou -
Sickles, IN his note to tue ePanisn sfo'es
nent, called Intention to these oafoas7t'e
md it is said that that government eel
orders TO Cuba to I've 1nors careful. b
these orders will amount to nothing. n
cnh., ,rtbor;t;cs affect to 1epudiate Il
,c,s Of The ofEeers in the field, bat still Il
f,endish work goes on, OF all the c
terpr;scs into which American 6
yenturers have plunged, this Cub,
xer is the most unpromisins. Those
our countryrnen who have engaged in it ha
placcd themselves beyond the prcsecti
or MD OF their government, nno are proper
regarded by tho spaniarls as outlaws a
pifaies naatiue war upon Spain. They e
treated 1yy their Cuban allies with the Us,
s,ani.h and military jealousy. The Cuba
vznt ali 4ha plorv aud honor.-thouph th
srs Wiling The Americans shall do the fic1
, 1869-10-05

George F. Basrefulp. the yopng English knr-
ceon vho vak compassion Of Porter c hlss ~
eoLcreptni ir pala1uaJ, on charge q son.p9se1
eFatntt Lopez aEd Of Who9e adventures We pai :
listed M account when be uAs released II ae.
nosnd u Admiral navts, han published IN Lon!en
volume relating his personal e1feFEuesss
, 1869-10-05
METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological 1eeosd for oct 4, 1860, as re-
ported b. J. G. LaERz1sh, Ir., opucia1. Iii Ran
aolph street, Correspondent TO tho Smlthsoulao In
us1te. The email l&tters arc the initials for the
words .1eer1nE." .'geatle,n ~hlxn.' "drJ."
, 1869-10-05


... HIscELLAS SEoba
boy Ia Altoona, Pa, has thrown up a lire rat,
WHICH haa taken lodgiugA In his stomach.
One nrm In Montreal haa sold this year rao1e
than two Inllllon glass Jars 10 hold preserved
rult-
The New FORK Erp7ess says the female faces On
the new 10 ceur and 15cent scr1p nfe portraits Vi
two Of the mott notorious 6cni- -nsondaines OF the
capital. The stoEy u aatoorttatIyelJ denied.
The Res. DIT. Scarf eaJs that tal.60o lss been
appropriated from the Peabody Education Fund
to Flrg1nia 80 100 for public free schools in four
!arge c1tef, 6,se0 fos normal schools and normal
clsstes, ana &. Goo IoE colcsed scheoaa.
Lieutenant sa1bJ, OF The English Nary, Pre-
diets an extraordinary tide on tne sth Of October,
IS on that daJ The moon Will be At the part OF her
Lrhtt dearest the earth, and her attraction mud
the suns attraction will be IN the same direction.
cTetinitm In Switzerland appeara to be on the
inert ase r1thef Than the decline According 10
the odlc1a1 reports there were IN the commence.
uent oi the year 1865 s1popR thp 9aex 10 tnnab,-
tants Of the nineteen confederate cantpns. a+31
Cretlng tIrpslel,. The number OF the tnaanc ia
calculated to be GEES. 60 that In every qos H.
babIfanta one faI,s in those caterpres
Iii. Goodheart. the phIantnron,t. WIN ris,ta
and comforts PERSONS In tha nenitrntarrs Iatalx
rnndolrtf wi,f, i. conv1ct In ya.ssehn,et,a IN ~.
Rroutd that considering his crime h3s aentencs
vaa excessIye +oh ! aon4 mind that - ra,,,e.
the nr}aonpr. u ararxth,no 10. oooe mn .,n.s tho
rsrr T Wv
the nrst anrn., ,n.c,n,,tor,, 1nsre+v,,, .rn,-
ttton NJ rhe M.chsntes, rns,,,r,. ~, ~ h.Id -,
nnnalo E.v -nnmsnc+nr tv..d1..n.v netnhae
= mi s.,,4rg. snr,o.- ne ,r,.tn ~. osst,s..
,t,'t .ss .eso. 80 ss,..e.., ,,,a,.S s"-s
no.,, s-r.,ao-, e.- ~. e..a,a..,.aI.,,.S =. .,,,.
~ ~ ,ss.s,r.. W. -1' 'A e4a'''''
W. .se II
49, a.s.s ~ ~. - ~ ., aou' s .sss souu. ",to
.,na. - 80. 49," ~ sus" g ue.
ssr.s " ~, % ete1s Pe., ~ eosaus
.a.n.i ~ go ~ 70, ~ ..s sn sa4ew .us
Asoa. s.o uus ~ tos9 ptsoeu ofou
As4 A...ua - sNs eas go, eno oo~oe1 ae14s.4
A'su e1. - me 1.,.. ."aose ~ ta1ei.
n.a'' - oSeu "oAaa' ~ : ~ 'asa'
M., wv uoa 80 ~ uo!ee+ ~ euH3l.l lot ess~
s.. T.. ssA4. pes. w. ~" - ~, tsA'ns -
~. EpsA De s.u s.t a"a ~ eo.1 Hnoun..us "
ase wv =. - as.n's " ssua 1uesa ".a u.u
80 ~ suess, nuA"t AA u'eess ~ ~ p1s.e
nAnscn, 1,,l.,.M QUO oI.opeo .ensa. - ouoses
nuA, nAs .u' - ~ ~ Aeus pssWs - 1ue .Ase
=. pIi uon'u, "a ses'' &esplns q eopp "a usuA
Auepmlnoe s'eus % nas ossutssa aa al 1ae ca."e
fair Of Roche. Posay cvleuna9. The oxen, toi The
nu4 ,s ..s y, 80 A'A.u ..N,, ~ ,1e eSnss y.
n,orr Than onr hnrdIed and th,rtv n.rsons vere
lnnrked doYn and tr,mnjet m and .,thonrh nm
1irse e,a to.r IN ,n,nv ra.e. tne ,nto,1c. rse,,e
xcre M a ser1ono na,nra
Fr.nchmen NAMED uoraar. or po,t U,hnran
, 1869-10-05

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Toeal mineral matter IN one Gallon za@
kt:orr mAEtnk AnF Fe3oTt On the medical properties
o. the sr.nF woud cal astcntsun to The fact o The
cuffent 1f ejce1f{xty ~ fnAknrt1 tdme md expeF-
ent nst derrIap which, tat thc sr.am 1.ie1 cal-
Dr. How mnch thfs II cootrbgr+ T. tts tfeaey lnnst
ht oniy rFo1cn by experience the hAh Of the obec
tnk s;.s7!tiSneT hsve 20 doubt but that It VIII b
rrEtsd1 ths rnt;oaa uf ths sIa.e q the spf4u9
Isa14dly admit an MT sbte 10 ars solutoa ra1eh
,9 ~ ~ e e Hny',t.t. 4 iae thefrioto sSaa
what now IN erixInA Looking Il III chrfacal
ecmr*iticn - ptreentaSc ct the 9catbonates Of soda
fcty .pd IN tho< dIresses ~hieh require treatment
Etth Alkaline tzyoonates such theomat{etn n IT.
chronic toIH."
1hc.e ell Is 800 feet deep and now1 40e, 100 gal-
lors in twenty-lour hours.
cHIn.
The Holmes County Farmer sayB: "a Joung
gel l1eman Of this place IL to be married 70 beau
tlful Jonrx lady On the second day Of the county
1air, on horseback, and In full view Of the thou
Bands xho will he there assembled"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-01

In the Senate, on the 18th inst, sever
al memorials we're presented and bills in
troduced Of no general Importance Two
bills were passed--one dropping from the
rolls of the army certain officers absent
without leave, land the other (from the
House, continuing the present pay and
allowance Of enlisted men of The army un
til June both, 1870, with an amendment.
The fact that the House had refused to
concar in the Senatc's amendments to the
civil tenure act was officially announced,
whereupon the subject was again debated
at much length. The Senate finally re-
solved to insist on its amendments and to
ask for committee of reference iw
The House laid on the table aresolution
to convert the old hall of the House of
Representatives into committee rooms. A
number of bills and resolutions we're intro
duced and referred The Senate sill to
amend the judicial system of the United
States was taken up. A substitute was
offered and adopted declaring that the U.
S. Supreme Court shall consist Of a chief
justice and eight associates, with one ad-
ditional one to be nominated by the Pres
ident and confirmed by the Senate each
judicial circuit to have circuit judge. -
Any justice of the supreme court seventy
years of age, and who shall have served
ten years on the bench, may, Oh his own
application, be retired from service AS
s!.as a.nonded the bill was passed.