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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-22


BILL or MoRrllTrYs-WeA are indebted to
the courtesy ofDr. Robt. Lebby for the follow
ing items concerning the deaths in this city
for the week snalng Septembar -: Whites,
two adnlt msles anaStwo sdult females; one
mali and three female children. Total num-
Der o. whites eight Blacks, two adult males
and four adult females. eight male and six te-
male children, Teal uuubsr Of blacks twen-
-ty. Total number Of whites and blacks twenty
eight. The ages of the deceased are as follows:
Under enc year eight, between one and five
years eight, bstHesn aTe ,apd ten years one'
betvesn4 n4ea- and taadsy -sssss Two, between
twenty and thirty years two, between thirty
and forti yaais cue, between forty and fifty
years one, between aay ssua sixty pears one'
;betwsan sixty and seventy years none, between
seventy and eighty years two, between eighty
and ninety years two, between ninety and one
hundred years none. over one hundred years
mons.
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DsUM1ERs FINED.-Yesterday thu Mayor
fined two drummers, representing houses IN
New York and Philadelphia, $50 each. Officers
Lovett and McLemore arrestng officers.
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MESS OTIOES.

ONE of Dickens or scott's works is present.
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. Sept 20
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Meetings This Day.

Gumau Friendly Society, att P. NJ.
SWalhington Light Infantry Charitable So
ciesy, ss s7P:A.e:-, -
Washington Fire Company, at 2 P. N.
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CRu1Bs.-The quarantine hospital is nearly
completed.
There ore eight lunaticu in charge Of the city
officers at present.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to one hundred and fifteen dollars.
. The hostler Of car No. 81, while cutting hay
yesterday afternoon, Was so:uniorlunate as to
cut of two OF his fingers.
= Alderman Mackey, in his speech last night,
regarding the appointment of en- engineer and
.stenogrspher to aid the committee appointed
to investigate the charges against the city
engineer, said he was OF the opinion that the
engineer had, when the charges we're made,
received o stab in the dsrk.'n - ,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SKprEMBER 21.-Pdoiion
Hosel.-T. NJ. Harry, Oakly; A. A. Browning,
South Carolina; t. J. Counts, BarnweIl; VIM.
Stevens, Mayfield, Ga; L. Brothers, RusvilIe,
s. c.; W. A. Book. City; J. G. Foster, Enter
prise; B. P. Thompson, W. s. Utsey, John C.
Campbell, South Carolina; ". R. Sluyter, New
York; JIM. Barnett, Chesterfield; ]. N. earns,
Bishopville; r. A. Chandler, Manning; Isaac
iKeels, Lynchbnrg, 8. c.; A. T. Rion, South
Carolina; u. P. Briscow, Woodstock; W. Robin
son, Columbia; j. A. Blantfee, Williston; M.
q. Hall. South Carolina.
Charleston Hotel.-G. 8. Douglas, Camden;
A. Getty, City;Y G. Thuray, Hawkinsville, Ga;
a. B.. s. Mosely, TaIladeRa, Ala; D. McFursen,
City; s. W. James, G. W. Parker, L. Wesson,
Boston; E. B. Miller, 8. Johnston. New York;
g. Israel, Montgomery; F. q. Barnhart, o. 8.
A.; Mrs. O. ". Francis, Atlanta; L. D. Nory,
wife and son, Providence, B. L; Mrs. Geo. F.
Lincoln, Beaufort; F. Gleason, wife and
daughter, J. 81. Ulhurs, Jacksonville; J. O..
Gillest. Augusta; Henry J: Fox, Hon. B. G.
Donaldson. D. Mathieson. South Carolina; J.
B. Albert, Mobile; J. Ross, Camden; d. B. N.
Larvrise, Sumter; 81. D. Hitchcock, Bruus-
wick, Ga; Geo. z. Pail, Alabama.
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;3inanfiaI.

VIZ AN T E d.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. Number 14s, 2O4, 9O5, 2O6. which are mu-
tilated by large deficiency in unmatdred coupons.
sent IA ". B. WILLIAMS & SON.
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DooLY COUNTY, Ga April, 1867.
This is to certify that was confined to The house.
and most of the ir:e to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
i've months and after trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief, cured with two bottles OF
Dr.. O. s. Prophit's Anodyne Pam Kill It, each cost
ing fifty cents only it relieved me almost instantly
therefore recommend It IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disease. I can say
that It is one OF the best family medicines now out,
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREEAND.
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SrANFoRpvILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY. Oct. l. 1857.
DR.. o. s. ProphiH-Dear Sir--Ihii is 10 certify
that have used your 5aue Pllls ior ine Ias' .eu
wears. and have never failed 10 cure The 5gue in
single instance with them. They always break the
chils the first day that they are given can recon-.
mend them as being the pest aluc medicine thar
have cy ,r found and they leave no bad effects follow.
ing them, as QuiniBe &c. -r
Yours respectfully. A. WES1phOOh'
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That RADICAL LAwYKR.-George A. Rich
mond, whose shingle announces him TO be an
"attorney at law" was arrigned before Magis-
trates Morrison and Mackey yesterday. 60 an.
swor the charges OF forgery and obtaining
money under false pretences, preferred by
eolored woman named Nancy Higgins, who
asserted that dichmond compromised bas.
sardy case FOR her FOR one hundred and fifty
dollars, and though he received that amount,
only gave her seventy-6ve dollars. stating that
was all he could get, and then signed Nancy's
nams to receipt for one hundred end fifty
dollars, and gave it to the man in question.
Nancy failed to make o case against the ''at.
toraey at law" aud he was discharged; but
the attorney acknowledged that he had re-
ceived one hundred and 6fsy dollars from the
young man, and gave ssyenty-Aye dollars to
Nancy; paid twenty-five dollars to Magistrate
Bunch to 90 upon bond, and fifteen dollars to
so@e one else to do the same thing and kept
the remainder, thirty-fvs dollars, for his pro-
fessional services. Nancy had paid him ten
dollars at the start, to conduct the case for
her.
ANY way the case is looked at it shows badly
for Richmond, and the members Of the bar
should certainly do, as it is said they will
move to have his name stricken from the
honorable roll Of attorneys.
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Cov1NoToN, Ga, July 9, 1867.
DR.. Prophit.-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheertully re-
commend it to oil persons suffering from Liver af
fectons, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. o. 1. ROGERS.
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PUTNAM COUNTY. GA, September %. 1868.
DR.. o. s. Prophin-sir-I have used for the last
two ycars In nv family your Liver Medicine, your
pain Kill 1t, and your Female Tonic, and have no
fears in saying that they the best medicines lhaSe
ever used for the Liver and stomach Ncura gic ano
Rheumatic Affections, Headache, Coc, and pains OF
every kind are subdued by them. After uslng the
medicines so long, cheerfully recommend them 20
any and every one and 10 all that are afflicted as the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully JAMES WhidHI.
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DIR. PROPHfTT's FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine With its associates, is safe and
cet;ain remedy tor all curable diseases 10 which Fe-
males alone are liable II is also excellent pre-.
yentatiye OF Nervous Blindnese, or Nervous Dis
cases In either male or female 1t Is powerful Ner-
vine Tonic, setting up full and tree cir, uatioD
throughout the system.
All Of the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the Southwest.
ED. S. BURNHAM.
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
No. 421 Kingstreet, (near Calhoun.)
Charleston, &. c.
Prepared only BY Da. o. 8. PROPHITT.
April l6 stuth6mos Covington, Ga.
, 1869-10-30

Gladstone commits tho first great error
Of his administration in his determination
not to exercise c1emency toward the Feni-
an prisoners. The very reform Of the
Irish Church question, which has brought
him into power and held hin, there, and of
the 1rish landlord question, which he will
tnke up the coming winter, are confessions
that Ireland has been misgoverned aud op-
pressed. It is cardinal principle Of self
government that misgovernment jussifies
rebellion Mr. Gladstone's own reform
policy. therefore, implies that Fenian re-
belllon is misdirected patriotism. Indeed,
wo question whether without Feniauism We
hhould ever have had IN Irish Church re-
form agitation, without which AIr. Glud.
stone would not bare been at the head Of
the government. In taking legal
view Of tho Fenian cases he
takes q low, imperfect, mr.
row, and suicidal view. He should look
at them as part Of the steam under the
boiler, which psopels the engine Of wh,ch
he tho governor. Let that steam cease and
his engine stops, Let it increase beyond a
certain degree and his entire machinery
OF government blo*s up. Whan The govs1-
nor of steam eDgipo will let mona of the
steam escape, there is tendency TO oxplo-
al"n. When an English Premier, handling
the Irish question, plants himself on the
platform that Ireland has been, and is still
being, oppressed, and that, therefore, those
Hashmcn who contend in the only effective
Way open u them for her daliverance shall
DO treated az moro criminals, he shows how
almost impossible il is for any Engiishman
to act wisely On tho Irish question for any
great length Of timc.
, 1869-10-30
PERSONAL,

Deke EDfft, Of saxe cobprg. 9oths, .nt,nds
TO Sltlt NE Celed etates next spftuK.
TIE kltG Of RAs1rt1 u Bald to It7e nearfY e1.
eiustvsls on e9Ss ao d lager beer.
Pf+ rtouA to Der departure for Soez Eucenlo Ia.
sored her life ID the snn Of Two million tratt&.
Queen FEsot1A tntends TO otter 4 pst9o or
3ato hfsrflbg 10 al mothers who have tselve
ca.ldren.
Tbs Ecrltslas:1cal coun IN session 1t co,quhu.,
. Tor the tssl uf tho RsT. HI. Tate, has DECIDED
that lay coonseI cannot be beard orally In coau
e *neA[osJ Of tue Tall faua:ls. 90 : 10 pfo7reas
10 los.1nd. Nc Indicates that the teaeeod snts Of
HsJesA Hail. IN ~ J1Ass, hare reached = M n.he:
just hrJood 1o,ocl
The sanll3 Of S+nzFor 9praGue. Of Rhode Island
f3s eecb aucFcssci bT the britt of : uAugnEer, II
Sss1Axac>ett, toe resldnnce OF Atx sprASne dr.
ibk tue tast s1I moothk This h the second child
The urst br1ng boy. .
Captain DaoA Rnhtnsoa recently diad n 8.
John, y. Il, having e1ecked ios1raace oa hts
iIe u faso1 u ko1r nztuesAkne 70 tns Au1s1tt OF
sso,se0 each. r, sole ~hen taeJ afe st 5e4ts OH.
Fususm, rhs SeE Tort publisher. has neen to-
sLisd ~ the T,cefay 10 shlt the Satx Canal OK
toa II tho vsc<roy e1peuse, Ia token Of 1pprectA-
lion OF = tF<nd'y aEsicts upon That enterprise III
tvtaapx's Aa9ax1sk.
.pu.rh Auhlmch, whose historical novels hare
tcca 20 elut1. y I'd. has aoAodo-ed her ,ntenssao
.. uaklbS = EcsoJiuE tour through the Caltal
Stsiea prpsessor Of MEDICINE IN tho Brzltu
ULsteE-i', Il ftspoanbss foz ints ehanRe OF et4n,
for ae -. tconced N.Y. Munlh4ca to m4rr, ain.
When the Euptvss Eugen,e, 1t vsnlc1. 4a4
stepping on hoard the Imperial JAcn. L'atxis, sne
eusped her fu0s. And wuulo have talsen INTO Tho
~ bat fos the pFeseaee Of mlld ol u. 90 Ctess3
, 1869-10-30

r'ea md fec@ Of these officers. II there is
. ee fctorn', that rufozu muxt SeRia with
'hc removal II tho.c In otloe, and who have
"'ek'ed their ofissal power to tho rob1,ery
"ftho ruhlsc. II thcrr IL to be rform, i.
m'ths rrococd iron, tho poop,o, who. by a
clear and distinct vote, ,nust produce, not
"n,y " change u policy, but a oh.nko Of
ernta, TO CARY out that policy. Tho &C.
lection Of tho Ring upon the expectation
Il reform will dcceivo no ono, Il will
trs~srate tho bu.inc.s Of Chicago; 1t viii
aeanny sFa already so'serinB credit; It will
toll tho nonresident capitalists, aud al
other' thss Chicago ID given over 10 Tho
i''undere0 in Office, md That ahero can l,o
NJ fe'osm until there IL general crasa, in.
So'.ing city md prolerty-o.ncrs in hauk.
supto5 and min. Shall ve escape these b,
t'ctcating that ticket NOW or sdail wo post.
pune rcfozm untu tho Shorjt otYe,a onr
property for Tho auuunt u deLts, and c,u
find no tillcrs?
, 1869-10-30
The Neutral Lundx.

fFoNs sht HGnaaA clu .jowtnaL
We !epuhlfen The fofoA Ln0 ietser FROM Mr. Jpy
T. hts suu sgent, wntcn ne t1na 10 rn- Fort Sc.4s
fest Il Fho4 rfnr Mt JoJ taxes no narro3 NE y
O. ne nsu.ral laso cohtsuserss. but 1ocs ia fos
let oyRenss BE- bJ8ones, Ana has NO de-lrr IL r.
tetke h!M4tH oo any, even the most fntseutt+-t
tn., un s!ose1k o. ne !sasoer' theJ VIII wtadfa.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. r r. Cn.
1.sn n.oEE gxR1cf, DE1kofr. Oct l6, 1850
DKAx slH: IL ms been represented TO me that
sse exeadea n sss st 81 20 % s 10 n wao
occupied ol them. who. non cnanxe Of ctrcan-
tAoces md optn.ot9h, arc disposed Z, cease their
optoaatQh and FaTfefa AG1ausL tnN pr1gfxss OF tue
tal1oAd, and also 70 scSutesoe il the proRreaa Of
eventr, and ALLOW the neutral Isuds 10 necoue
devtorrens @ ant @ sue;oTem4o:. Sea 10 p'oafs'"'
u "a. the hope Of tad railroad company fran
the oerfnninz. thaa .he RreAE advauta2ea il was
Efsnxe1 that all would have lels themselves 10 lar
benefited byi the construction Of the road that
they would nase o&en frena., tainer than eng
bean made IN The Ret.xrs woo had evloced sucn
healthy. It We nc< deemed ,hAt pas1t-s VINO had
Est ssed toeEand made Enr upoa the company
70 oomplstn iha& the pzpreeal$ werr slthurawn~
We st4l thiok So Oar obec', howcseE, Il not 70
e1a i5f se1sS Es1 - T. &c opsa
e., "a T. :sf Il; +
- q
time a1fov iii sho have nsove.f their clatts aud,
.ho: has tor teog 1enoers Of the leaRng:4+,
= oul AAve been tntA:tesi 10 their coutraetS Htli
to couatn and get taeO. pfosliEd t1eJ nstsfv
you tbst heFtaltet Nd mar reckon them a frt-noH
lustc2d Of enemies They must, IN order II m.
fhls, Withdraw Irut1 Ill lea5uee aud cocphua,ions.
and tsgn paper tc- bH lelt IN Tu11 ot1,ce tfrE
fatI aase done 70 cF will do 10. Rnd Err ,in9
akcr that tn fnfofa SneJ will Do nothing ID
The 3FoEftsa Of iee road OF The lieu ecnlns-,f
ups1a 1ae *ork. G1d viii dtscouateuause anr scsa
o. Violence oSsfn Them or X or auT other ne.ra.
ane ci!xens On the bcuHx. .tauds.
3n5 amdpE *hose who would have seen pn%7t,s.,
70 contracts Int fer the wR1dra nj Of lhs nrnnn.
saops from taose who were hos,Ae to ~ mi
soauneA u k-ag1es to. !utu1e us and thotse Tsn
stns e ,teao3 10 ~, Hno NAV comply Bks1 the
nu9se Iesna jon NAY admis 10 cnustact and uye
.ssA sse GuaHScN upon t4n 1sne tx1ms yea DO ali
otoeH tEa have proyed their cIticnE Ynrs viii
E " III tD3t ncno viii re txrlu.ed hut rho {.
nro s'1- rfeieE to .<ject The terms and r,nI ne
sss1 sas1 NattA1e So3e Of such can Complain e,e-
Cause - 90 Rot U5at them D. r,enuA,
II y lot Intended that his rt1nt 10 xcceotitheaA
I'LL aaa come a and TAKE Contracts stla,l coz
~ oren a1o anent. aux II must be dl.tncs-
1Iw eny a0 when II xhall become nece e.ssSr
AE 1ett OF III hn18 In lA1 c,RfKet
,, az n.sy p aftsE s.asy, possibly ninety daya'
t.ne. t Nnto III iznds nnt contracted tnAs oe opeo
1s t1meeut t1r the nnpietIou Of cquiracia Nitn
Your, uulJ, If. JoY.
, 1869-10-30
POLITICAL,

The Dayton tOhio, Ltdpsr Grxvely annpuneea
that fal'andRham Il rot tn the E1uR for tao Damo.
cTatso bomlnsitop ior President In 1874 aud that I,
10 uselsss, Ia Ibis connection, to diaeu1s biz
mtr1tp.
The Washington correspondent Of the worces.
ter Spy w.t,es:
NJ II 's;ta5 Of M 1h,,s s:,5a zsesst
ts+ i III, e hsss ss
:.,.e e as's tx aso e. <hs be:.a
St VIZ =: IL q .;'., e :,
q; = fteaasnt st,oa witS IL ch;lfasn Te
s1. f q ths ;h1swss FtT Yo,t Democrats that
ANnhtngton correspondent recently consulted
tso Virginia frsendsa Republican and rebel
shout the rev seuAtor from that s:ate. The tor,
nsF answered: "Le~is Il good Rspoolc IT,
Otr differ ence1 ID tnA late campaign vere 4erf
shehr-nore of form than substance. I'd II soon
tEps' him II ipyGslt." Johuston he dtdnr I know.
The rebel friend rrplied: "On. It's trsdr.
You've got one snd nc have one. Lewts IL yours,
and Jonpssoua Uos He belongs 70 us-''
Washington despatch 70 tue Ne Y York H1a1l
sys: "Toe decision IN the Tesget e4sa hA4 been
very freely eznsassed to-hsr, and meets with IN.
usually hitter cf.1caen and Eanart At the haud, Of
the RAd!cAA & 1t Is nurtretood taAt the tpQf4c Of
the PTesitent In ht1 future action upon Ihts sub
tct will b governed entirely b Information de-
far'd from the military commander. II thia To-
rornatso be Of character showing tnAt thr
ssases Of Mississippi and Texas are not In oono.
tcn to hold ~ eisc1!ou 1t Is ptpoaoEe such e;ec-
uons RtI Be postpoued nntu s1sas congsEa+ can
hsve N oppostan!9 to testsiste upop the sub
ecl-
Nj. Brootr. who.wtn succeed secresss7 Bout
vel! Ia Hreas, Il aboas I: Jes11 otd the son OF
m old u sJeT Ut Concord &nd ope ot the oas Rad
cal AbollsfontNss among Massachusetts, men, md
u ktnsmap, hg marriage, Of Attorney General
aoar and Of the iare Colonel Prescott, OF the
E1gnsJ-secnrd Res,nenr lie graduated 1t Cam
hs1cEe m l644- atodled Law, and nAs prxctscd ever
tthce 1873 Ia h4 nartTe town. He xAs In the Stalls
eecAre Ii ISIS. VA coo.eu IN oTesseer Of HAt.afd
College IL 1884 aid ~as tar sesetzl years Cha,r-
4 N VI toe Gstek Committee.
The hoG1v1lle IeIn-l }tsas eoctalua Nashville
fester trpm The Hos'. JOIN Y Fleming, concesalu7
The couIhsustsop tast defeated AnareS johnson
for the Cllted 6tates Selane. dr. Fleming te-
n Ar1s:
The RAd!e.l members IRE In hIxh efee. and 4su
:.s. - ~ te<.nss I'd ;, .cepsns .i sFosa ths
he = =; a!' 1.ss s eG.sa ~ = - = s
1tat Rut ~ or !. ea.s. md Aery CspF i Sen
tss Il. ,ss & 1s f
.oe d1r t.s taet1 k..-e .d a,.tlax their soas 11
Storr1 lie 81 ssas see n.7s IL 1a (, ~ sa. 2
- n.sa sssis & T.. = ,,1ss ,ss
II go , s9ss1ss' a1as - 49, = pso<ssstsa
A,....1, tssssr 70 assEe f1ssr taoTn Jaass
E E, s ssd ss ss.t e .neps x ~
1 Sa 81 saet u ~ ~: go: d s.s p
n-lr b. = ILL., te y hut about a Jc.rs Of axr,
!. sae ! =; = l..@ sl;'S1Rsa 1.asa..' !.
l !. sse 6sisd sse e I'd Ss : pasose te =
, 1869-10-30

ANtcpofK OF sHKhIDAx kxowrrs,-caarscrer~
HlG ntoies &c fold Of the neut3t Qali1ut1es Of
Mefanen- Come people calI tneau ~ ta,sh
n.ape, osoefs zood. .hutncredlJ put them do9u to
tlsIney-" lsherscaa Knowi.s Wis one da1
f.!ktrg Nth iliend-a wei-tnpwu Ion1nn
,3n..,1 nv, sre snatd hno. les suaaeniJ detacta
sn.Gne Of htart, salnsatlous On grntieuan M psss
.nE 81. waon at ou'toshnles on The sppt, Pho
Rtn.em 20, sead or fec4rlocattnz looxa xorpe-
=, whas st'a I'd ezgr1eTed. no don't Jo1 ~ eiad
X, sse hs. ". koowfet.' ssid he !" nat hAttile
tonk 3ou bavt treated ne NTH yerr rrrot
o,1' e,Sf,ssy. 4. Wien 1met you last asted ycu 70
n.nr e. aou naea yoos o-n day sod yoaf owu
s.TTrsasnee, ara .oo .ent DO apoioer wnnte 1er.':
!. =, Y, n!ets tny sonl" says tue Ir,th iranatist.
Con fs1 sos but ls'e auca / memor.T
nao o. rsrcont. . ,nous.na pA1doos! c,us
oo": ms tsnd. when DO you olne It hous
.eatt ""tdnetday, aud We email be t}eiiony'
90 % 70 sfe Jou.' "As eDai nrurs" "s,s o:cjott :.
~. hs.s ost 3, 1one-i1' os with ye, n, boz, God
n!rts toa: TIC gentleman walked ou. Sher,d ~
hnos T.. tosned n's Trend. ssJs shettiau Eoo~iss
;nnns, ~ III ;stan ,n M ute af1e1wat. ard aive .e
ta1t mAn ki''-Londen DsspateA, we "c0
, 1869-10-30

winch t'si and Gould pcvcrt tho oour.a
'nt" mc'nn of prosecuting their toni. and
victims IN only ontaone by tho inpu len Q
with which they souRht to use tho Govnrn,
t"ent Of the United statea to promote tb,Ir
conspiracy. "c hopo tho grand Jury wilt
hase tic discretion 10 fnlict G,,ull and
f'"k' wh"ncrcr cho they mny include or
omit.
, 1869-10-30

Although women have for years been fire.
quently appointed to Office, we believe
Iowa is the frst State in the Union in
which any woman has boon elected to pub-
l.o ofhoe by the popular vote. Al tho
recent election Miss Julia c. Addingtun
~alk-d over the ooune Two would not
charge her with tho indeiiosoy Of running)
, 1869-10-30
1Eccetpss and Expenditures.
HosAanVfo" {oef. ~ Dsspas.h 70 tAt xt~ York

Letter was .rtttea ~ Alexander pc1car. Of
nom ahtk, on the "a OF July last, sadsassc,i TO
!!oo 70 me luct That he had herrtafoEe peztfctsd
10 oopss Nsth tue pruEasiooA ut Ses,tton d sct of
~ three uonths ct tho reretp;s and eTn.nn,-
Ioied O. tna Treasury. aud which law had lsltrn
!nlo dlnsa Mnco the breaking ont nf the xnr
oeIetAf3 !tous Htil deentd rue nnt,ca we'll ttsne
wrnse reply 70 Mr. pei1ar on toe subiact. aud
Gts,ssd .ss a. me pohlsca.on Of tho ae.caent to he
meomed: To thu reform tho follo~1og interest.
ID ano important data IN nne- The ng1 1re1 Ior
tae quarter endia9 september 20 1857 sgTee win
me tscent statements Of Treasurer dmnner. ruh.
hfnfd IN these dtspatches. Toe following Nh fnr
comparative FecslptA sud exreudt urcS ar fhe
eh'ssa ssa.e* ~ qnsfter. for the pa.t Two years:
, 1869-10-30

We shan bc again compelled 70 refer the resfets
OF TEE SUNDAY TRlBrHZ 10 Supplement tot the
usual reading matter Of that paper, as the main
sheet already promises to be cEoxded with adver-
ttenen'a We can promise, however, that the
ext-a soeet shall contain = greater Ea.iety Of
careinll5- -relec1ed and entertaining m.scellany
ttan can be found IN any other paper in this city.
, 1869-10-30

Tho sMaJ read b. Res. J. E RoJ, D. D., before
the Central Association Of 11Flnnls, .a qaAstsr
ceL'u9 ce.enrA',np, Nay =. 1850. eusit'ed HoAH
AisstoA1 IN 1Ll1kol1 hsa been l,sued loucaS pun.
pnlet torn NJ q u for sa'e II Tom.tesonI. II IL
not oo1y IN Interesting revtew os what has beea
done by tho Congregational and Presbyterian
, 1869-10-30


The elcCf1oG4 which arc 10 take Mace this war
are caonted 10 few Ssstes, aud, with Few tacep-
tons, 10 State and local o.1cers. The nfst on the
ltat u
IIIk0rs.
IN this etate there IL no State or Federl officer
10 he elected. Tbs contest IL local and for county
ofnctfs- There 4fe Is members to be elected 10
State Convention 10 revise, alter, and amend tbe
State Constitution. There u more o. leaa exctte-
rent in Ill thn counties: hut the spectal interest
centres IN th1 aty And county, where, In addition
TO tho election Of county oMoers, aud seyen mem-
btrs OF the convention, We have also to elect all
tbe municipal od!cers. Party tines have been zen
orally abandoned, and tho struggle Il between
Tho Ring Of ofaoe- -holders, seeking to retain their
afoendtn ncE, and the public II large, SEEKING ~
form. The returns Of tho Inst election, being that
Of purely party yote, afford no indication Of the
prneshlt fosut II thia time, either Ia tho city Or
county. Blrce that election Tho boundanes Of the
city have been changed and their numo~r H.
cTeAsed- The vote for Grant snd Seymour, one
year ago, WAs ~ follows:
, 1869-10-30

The nsost s'rktnS textures Of tnis iah,e nrr fnS
stean!ne:s Of tue receipts from customs ana ,he
1slltnR od in The War Department eI Ioendlntes.
1aere na4 been rutplus Of the re .enues esefT
quarter Of the ear past. but She su1p:us Of he
.uee quarter IL the one 10 which VI. i4,ut ~rii 10
lnoebted tof bis ailrv to pay % port,oa OF Tue
dent 1a!4 tufpln+ II due TO the Income sax.
Ehch IA paid Int nncc year, and nearly ail ID
, 1869-10-30

srs lIntl 1r uAtnre .n waIct tEeg hui anS fes'Up
10 f,eleYr or xnpppte TINT 0tntral 0r1n', titn.t
Is m Il JIyulox3, nt a. President RI tie rnitrA
s'ates had nny direct or ttdtfccs fc!rr.t. yolts.
respectfully Gffh les SfoNF.
SEM Yahk, Oct. 4t, f9tp.
, 1869-10-30
mkl4 43LJ....% :.

The election IN Nusisa1pp, DOES not come o.
1ntll The sosh Of November, wben the psopae will
vote On The aoopt3on Of The ootstsnt,on- Tns
oiuranchiRtnR pAzts q The coLs,ttutton are TO b
voted O. xepArssaty. At ths aams time there AT