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The national Republican., 1869-06-22
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IIa71 a a .iwAsHsFerorslI lIunsit, 1880.
Information has been received AZ this De.
partment from Mr.. A. Gregg, the consul of
the United states Al 'Kingston, Jamaica,
OF the death, on the 22d Of January last, at
Kingston, OF GkoRoE Bows, on the 9th Of
February, 1909, of wntriS MoRGLx; on
The 15tn Of the same month, OF RoBERr II.
ChocKKrT, Of the ship "Louise Crockett"
on tho 18th Of the same month, Of b. l..
BooKER; and Of the death, on the 10th OF
March last, of JONI FIELD, OF Georgetown,
a seaman belonging to the ship "Azclda and
Laura"
#.. DEPARTMENT op STATE
wAsuIsoroS, June II, lsG9.
Information has been received at this De-
partmcnt from Mr.. Henry David, the vice
consul OF the United States at Martinique,
Of the loss, on the 12th Of May last, on
Grand Puisonnello reef, of the United States
Brazilian mail steamship "Mississippl."
MARRIED.
cRoss-MsGRAw; -0u Thu!sslsy: thSsiinst,
to Miss MAHr A. hoGRAw. both ofthl- city.
.CissEL-KBYsER- At the parsonage Of the
UniOu Chapel, by Rev. +. l.. wecch, W. q. CtssEL,
city.
DIED.
RAuB. On the 18Th inst, ARrHrR. youngest
son orc. 7. and .. L. Raub.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

LIMITED bThTkb PATkNT OFFIHE, :, -.
op the pe,iticaf y BIZ Ar Z. 'sJtesss. Ot Ssy
York, n Y, executor Qf tic estate Of MyeT PhinS
cas-, deceased. praying Tor The extension Of pat
ent granted to the said MYer Phineas on the lqth
DAY OF August 1852. for an Improvement In Design
its ordered that the said petition be heard at this
Office on the ID day OF August Dext, Auy person
may oppose this extendon. Qbiee!io1s, dep9.
sitions, and other papers SHOULD be hlgd IN this
BAMUEL 8, fIRHNR,
my2,-Tusw CSmmiSsiopeE of Pltehls-. 4
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foYyfofAt.I
ii, DErAarnEsr oy STATE, !

WAsHiNeroN, June 10, 1869. I
Information has been received at this De-
poftment from Mr.. A. NJ. Bailey, the Consul
of the United States at San Jose, Costa
Hcas Of the death, on the 10Th of May,
t$o, IN that Republic, Of TuEonoRE RIrKs.
~. DEPARTMENT or STATE,
wAsHIsoTos, June q, ls6s.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. r. NJ. Columbus, the
consul Of the United States at Gaita, Peru,
Of the death, on tho Sd Of March last, at
Gaita, Of FRKDnnIcF LrNor, an American
seaman = - ~ ~ v ~ b
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Test:
X. J. hRlds, Clerk.
MAY 25. 1870,

" MAY q, 1900.
District Of Columbia. Washin0tOn COuniv,f 10 Ioi:
n the case OF 'Bpwk ND g. CARRISGToN, admin
irSieT af9rssstd hss with tS the SPpiObSiSS S on of tsc
oTphaBs, Court Of Washington County Aforesaid.
tlement aud distribution Of the personal estate Of
said deceased, and ofthe assets In hand, as far
money when aud whore all The creditors add
heirs Of said deceased are uotned tV attend. With
wise by law be excluded from all bsaehl In said
deceased, estate: provided copy u this order be
Test A WRBBTER.
my26 WSw Register OF Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

The LAST ARTICLE for the Times, written
by Mr.. Raymond, was on William II. Sew
ard. The San had intimated that Mr.. Sew
aids journey to California had a political
object. Mr.. Raymond ably protested against
so ungencrous an imputation on a great
statesman, whose long life has been devoted
to the best interests OF his country. 1t is
not strange that Mr.. Seward should want t o
be among the first to pass over the Pacific
railroad, an enterprise of which he Is almost
the author In Congress. The San also took
occasion to say that Mr.. Seward had cx-
pressed an unfavorabe opinion of the Grant
Administration. We have reason to know
that quite the contrary is true.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
New PnbIicntIons.

'sIGHTs AND SENSATIONS in France, Ger
many and Switzerland; or, Experiences Of
an American Journalist In Europe" by Ed
ward Gould Bufum. Published by Harper
& Bro, New York. For sale by French Il
Richardson. (NotIcc hereafter.)
"TnE NswcOMRsi" Memoirs of most
respectable famIly-edlted by Arthur PEN
dennis, esI.-by William Nakepeaco Thack-
cray, with Illustrations by the author. Pub
lished by Harper & Bro, New York. For
sale by French & Richardson. (Notcc
hereafter.)
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

sONH Of the Richmond registration OIL
GERS have refused 10 register the names of
young men who will be 81 years of age at
the date Of election, but who are not OF that
age when offering for registration. This
seems very absurd course to pursue, and
we doubt whether such ruling could be
sustained The law allows all to vote who
are 2l years OF age and upwards. That
means 81 on election day, and registration
has nothing to do with II.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
New Advertisements. A

NICELY FURNISHED RooMs-soUTHERN
house, No. ~ ' street between Thirteenth aud
fJurtscnth streets. je?2-6t'
NOTICE, THE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY
/ sold all his interest In the Hardware Broom.
Basket and Brush Factory, Hi D street aud 49,
Tenth street, t0 JOSEPH L. SAVAGE. AN per-
sons having claims against me will please render
them at Oaes for ssttlement
slEued, GEO. p, GOFF
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

an AND ARTRR THE PIRsT OF JUNE,
" Board with Room during the .ummeT months
can be had on reAsonabls terms at willard Hotel.
myT.lm SYKES, CHADWICK 4 co.
myl1.u
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FInAxclAI-Ann. cou nr.ssss,-l

WARRINGTON, June al, is6o.-Jsy Cooke d
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernmsnt securities.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
Wants.
Boarding.

COUNTRY YBOARD.-PBRsoNs WISHING
" eOuntTy board can be accommodate three
miles from Annapolis BY aprlvate family, Hou,e
greatest abundance. Exesllsnl nshlnT. Salt water
bAthlag. Luxurious table. Terms t6 per week.
address y. D. W., box No. SO Annapolis. Nd.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

THB CONTEST in Virginia Is spirited and
lively, and both parties seem sangulne of
success. The papers Of both indulge in not
little bitterness, however, and hard names
are banded about on each side. The charge
Of fraudulent registration seems also to be
mutual, and conceding truth to the rival
leading papers, politics has corrupted the
Nirginlans to shocking degree.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

The FIFTH REGIMENT of the Maryland Ma.
tional Guard is playing soldier In holiday
camp near Catonsyllle, aud the Baltimore
ans make as much fuss over it as If "the
Ooys' were about marching to the field of
bloody strife. We have accounts of how
they marched TO the camp ground, how they
were fatigued, how they bore the march, the
heakh OF the regiment, &c. Poor fellows
we hope they won't suffer from their pastlmc.
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICE,
~ wAsHtSgrOS, d, G. June II, lA69.
On the petition OF CLARK TONPKISs, Of Troy
N. 7. and JOnS JguSsuS, Of Boston, Mass. pray.
ing for the extension Of patept granted to them
on the 18th day of sep'emher. Nj, aud reissutd
On the 18th day o. MAY, lsdO, for an Improvement
10 knittiug Machines
Its ordered that said petition be heard At this
onice on the sQth day Of August next, Auy person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depO-i-
uons, aud other papers, shonlI he 1ied In Ihis
ofies twenty days before the day of hearing
SAMUEL +, FISHER,
je22.T3w C0mmissionar Of P.tsnt..
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
DANKRUPTCY NOT

To all tho creditors Of MICHARL PoLEY who may
haye proved their claims;
You are hereby pOtided to appear before the Su-
preme Court Of the Dlstret OF Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the sQth day o. June, 1850, at 10
TO show cause why . discharge from alt his debts
should not be granted 10 said Dank rupt. You are
said Bankrupt'A creditors will be held before the
Register a. ,hs h. same rd place at II O'slOsh PRp
Test:
r. j. MEIds, Clark Ieloa2I
The national Republican., 1869-06-22
Special Notices.

ra@@uERsB, TAR nsAbyE, PRE-
bius BfSsfsis sas s. s f'S SS}Vs SH,.
east corner Of hassaehusetts Avenps and Fourth
street. a -. iszau
AssociATIoN,
ss::s:i:n E;', s;.ss !. sF: s;:ii
eyGSBss A. IA a S,s'h Is
2 ~ fss s.srsi.sy report ~ viii h1' s. s.ss. fS.
handotd' Of the Di'TIs, srs ,TsS,gsst,Sly invited
FRsD, KooSKs, Secretary. es roHDi f''IsieS }s.as
~ inston District Camp Meeting Of The Nett.
iss$ Il. Ssl:ss S.::sis. s.EssI. Az
t.ad. q the s.u;S r ,ss District q. Invited .
.fss fSassst s,ff sss sSs q
siso:fo.ss I. iSs Posaiis i sasIss. '''E'
tE-PEw REsTlse, An persons
desir,nI PEW, In the Mount yernen Place
Tuesday evening next, tfs aaa Instant, a o'eloeS
when an opportunity will be given TO make selec.
lions. .I-.. .. ..... ~. ma jsle.A
"- pEPosIT YOUR MONEY NOW.
DC Post oass"gstws.a DIS isis and Jaiy y 50:
sns,s ia = nv ia.Ii spss. I aspS. ps s
with Us % daJ.,cr nors draw interest AZ The tsi,
reached on June ]. u. sco,ooc. '4 WV isisim
E-NorIoE TO oSMsERrs S $50 OF DOCS.
wAsHIsaror. d, O.. June II, 1s0p. !
Whereas II has been made 10 appear 70 me that
mad dogs have been, and sti sre, within this city,
made aud provided. the owners Of E'l dogs 10 le-
entely place. or cause 70 BE- PLACED. % them sab.
stantiAl wlre'gauge muITes for the period Of
ninety days after the 18th instant, snd that ali
dogs going At large durips said psriod unmuIlled
shall be Killed aud buried by the Pelea ON GERS Of
the city. 8. J. BOWEN,
Jel2.lOt Mayor.
hy- NOTICE. DIR. ROBERT REY-
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

IL. TUE SUPREME COUNT on TnB DISTRICT
Oh OF COLUMBIA. THE s7rI DAY oY MAY,
Elizabeth DAyIsl
vs. No. i.lSd. RquIiy DoekOt.O
On motion Of the complainant. by Mr.. A. X.
Browne, hor solicitor, II Ia ordered that the do
fondant cause his Appearanes to be entered herein
on before the nTStrule day occurring forty days
after this day; otherwise the cause will be pro.
eeeded with AS In case Of default.
BY order Of the Court
Tine GSSggy-Testi R. J. MBbIgs,
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PROPOSALS FOR sKwER.

JUS bupt, hnu Inspector OF boWefr, &C.
UNITED STATES eATEST oIFIS,; ~; "a ,s0, ,
On the petition Of JosEPH KEBcg, Of Waterloo,
New York, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted to him ON the. l6th day Of October. 1850,
foTan Improvement In Wash Boards
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
oniee on the gth day ofseptember next. AuY person
and other papers. should bc hled in this ON 60
twenty days before the day " hearing.
SAMUEL sPIsHRR,
myA'MSw Commissioner Of Patents q
THIS Is TO 0IYB NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L sCRInER has ob'ainrd from the Orphans
Court Of Washington comfy, In the District Of Co.
lumbia. letters Of administration on tho personal
estate of WALTER fREENAs. late OF Wash hinstOn
county. ID. G., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
~ exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day of Jnne
pexti they may Otherwise by law bO excluded
from all benefit Of tho said estate.
dlNen under my hand this lst day Of June. lslo.
ELIZA %'FRgEMAN.
mark.
Witness AdmIuistratrIx,
A. WEBSTER, Register OF Wills iel WgNs
The national Republican., 1869-06-22

tThe yapsrs of the District will please publish
the above, and sond accounts, which will remit
In
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

YARNS AND COUNTRY STATS roR sME AND TO
et shJt distance ia New Jersey; also VI age Property.
h al Prices EN-. 1A3O43, N1.I Centre street,
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

TO LET-HOCsE IN BERGEN, FURNISHED, 81, 600;
unfurnshef, 500; horse pass door sX lots fruit
ten Address @. +. t. boa 4,s5' New York Post
oice.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

L,OR SALE OR RxCHANGE-sOME or THE FINEST
Farms In New Jersey, westchester, kockiand county
and Long Island several the city wei stocked from
$500 TO $4,000. D. +. W ELEl,
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

E'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
H. Seat and Farm staten Island also splendid rook
ITh ciV ffopcfy oi ~ iOls and hsnee q, eOHMiDT,
A3 East Houston street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

rro LET-oN ONE or THE PLEAsASTEsT STREETS
In Jersey City, ten minutes walk rom Corsndt street
ferry, all three basement brick House except
the paror 1oor II all the modern nprov
Rent moderate. Address NJ. c., box 2ly Herald once.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

HOTEL FOR sALE-oN LONG ISLAND. AT NEW
Suffolk, 10 miles west of Greenpor Peconc Bsv,
with three Of excellent garden Land contiguous rail-
road and steamboat Splendid boating. fishing bathing and
driving. House 10 finely located with view of the
bay and capable of accommodating 90 boarders replee
with convenience for horses and CATTLE Possession
Immediately VIII be sold at low figure II applied for
toJ a BABCoCk q John street. where minute details
he
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

1 IARLEM.-s ECURE A PLEASANT, HEALTHY HOME,
and avoid high rents. by attending The sale Of JOSEPH
MCGUIRE, wed ncsday April AZ Ill nfoadway and secure
bOe iOur Two story high siuop Orck Houses, Iod
street near Ffth avenue. sac positive
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

FoR SALE CHEAP-A THREE STORY HIGH sTooP
brown stone House In fine order and all improve
Inquire the premises, sSs East Thirythird street
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

A VERY NICE THREE STORY HIGH sTooP PnILi
n depha brick House, fu Size, for sale, with mmedia
possession, ana with the Furniture " desired, Seyeni
avenue, near Fourteenth street Price S250O terms
. EMERSON, al Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

L,OR sALE-A FARM, THREE Lors. 25xl00, SITUATED
Lafayette l0J FROM Nostrand
avenue, Brooklyn TERMS &C., address W. b. K Herald
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

TOR SALE OR TO LET-A THREE STORY ATTIC
and basement brick House, No. b2 Bond street Apply
at 235 W iliam street. near Duane.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

J'OR SALE OR TO LET-ON ONE or 1HR WIDE
streets and within block OF entrance 10 The park
full four story, heavy built brown House, lsaaf one
the best built complete houses the rear
OF Philadelphia ani brown stone; every improvement silver
burar proof safe stationary ice chest connected with
drain ufnacc dc Nc whole house beautifully decorated
by LUuthner; price $500 much under its
easy Apply the premises. seventyninth
street. Madison ayenue between 10 aud s after
r. h. Lexington avenue and Forty third street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

class of lazy, trifing and thoughtless
negroes, who jabber about politics,
spend their time about the Square
through the day, and steal at night, arc
fools, and enemies to their race and
themsclves-should be, and are, de-
nounced BY the honest colorcd man
and the white man watches them with
intolerao!c madness and ill-will. VIZ
write plain, and mean what we write
Henry s., read this to your coloret
friends, and you, and other respectable
and clever negroes, instruct these tri
fling, thoughtlcs3 negro boys about ouj
town, and urge upon them The impor
lance Of their going to work and ma
king an honest living, aid 4 good name
and character, which will secure 70,
them the white mans protection now
and also when they grow old and help
less, for thus, both the whites an,
blacks may be benefited whit
man will be the friend OF tic homes
and industrious negro, and vicc rey&a
and both should, and will be, the bit
tercst enemy Of the mean, lazy, anl
triiIing negro.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
New Form for n Deed.

a swindlcr in Mississippi gave a dee,
to darley for forty acres Of land 70
the small sum Of tour dollars and sew
cuty.iyc cents. The owner came on
to know why all this was thus
when the darkey told him it was al
right that he purchased the land o
the Government, and had The bill il
his pocket.
Lets see it" sail the planter.
Here she is, boss, replied the tri
umph0nt son of Ethiopia, hauling fortl
Il half sheet of legal on which was writ
ten:
know all moa Ivy these presents
There were giants in those days. AnG
as Moses raised the serpent out Of the
wilderness, so have raised this ID
old negro out Of four dollars and six
bits !"
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= Hint to SaInbO.

Elias Polk, a faithful Conservative
negro, was appointed porter Of the
Senate; AID jesse Woods, another
negro of Ike politics, was appointed
porter Of the House.
Take notice of this, coior2d men,
and, as we have said TO many Of you,
when our advice was asked about vo-
ting and acting this or that way, Take
care! VOC may learn when it is too
late who arc your best friends You
had better take the advice of your old
masters" We are not asking you for
yotes-tle atop rail has got back right
now" We want to get along peacea-
bly, with you. The. only question now
il, we need your labor, and you need
equally as bad our money. You can
by proper conduct. make the honest
white man your friend, and many OF
the best and more sensible negroes
know this, and are becoming honest
end industrious laborers. But that
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
THE GEN ERAL ASSEMBLY
SENATE.

MONDAY, Oct. 4, lSG0.--Scnatc was
called to order by d. NJ, Nelson, prin
cipal clerk of the last Senate, and The
roll being called all but two-Nlcssrs
Cubbin and Martin-answercd thciI
names, making Is that were present.
His Honor, Chancellor East, admin.
istcred the usual oath to the members
present.
The first business in order being the
election of Speaker, Dorsey B Thomas
was nominated and elected, not one
member voting in the negative.
The Speaker announced that the cleo
ton of Principal Clerk was in order
10 PERSONS were nominated, (Aba Friz
eel among thcm,) when George A.
Howard was declared elected
Next in order was the election Of En-
crossing Clerk, and Thomas l.. vii
liams, Of Knox, having received Il una
iorit; of the votes cast, was declared
elected. Senate then adjourned.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

4 paper in Chicago edited by women
one Of the organs of the "Strong Min,
died." it is said come out boldlyin favor
of total abolition of marriage and the
substitution of "lree love- in its place.
From this paper we also learn that
Anna Dickinson has been riding-"on
mans saddle" in California. AS we
understand it, these "strong minded"
women propose to do everything, a
noble, pure, and virtuous woman would
not dare do. God pity our country,
should these "strong minded women
gain the ascendency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Some miserable old bachelor has
started the story that "a disconsolate
widow lately went to Il spiritual me-
dunn and was put in communication
with the ghost of her departed husband
with whom the following eolloquy en-
sued: "My dear husband, do you know
me-" "Yes." "How long since you
left your spherei" "Ever since / left
the body" "Do you regret your de-
partureY' mo" "Are you happier
than when you lived with meY" yes
far happier" "Where are you, my hus-
bandi" In H. D..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

The NOVEMBER number Of "Petcl
CONS Magazine is already on our IT,
bic. 1t has Il beautiful steel engraving
"JAc Mcssengcro Of Love-" illustrating
q powerful written story. The colorct
steel fashion plate is one Of the most
beautiful we have ever seen even IN
this tasteful Magazine. There is also
4 pattcrn for Tidy, to be worked in
Java canvass, printed in the appropyi-
ate color3; this alone is worth tIe
price Of the Number, The literary con.
tents as always in this magazine, arc
from the very hest authors. Mrs.
Ann 5. Stephens continues her master
y NOyclGt, 'Mario Antoinrtlc'6 Tails
man" Frank Lee Benedict gives say-
cral more chapters Of Rates Winter IN
Washin.ton' Mrs. e. iIarpng Davis
has = yooy.tJl tale, and Daisy Vcutnol
q charming love story With this
number we have the Prospectus fol
1870. The price is but ~ year. 10
clubs the terms are cheaper STILL yiz:
four copies for $5, or eight copies Goy
ST.; in the first case large sized Gu
craving Given % & present TO the upI,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
GILBERT LAFAYETTE.
Lord CORVALLIS capitulation York
town 1881.

CONi iicl'
In the year 1925, in the city Of Nash
vile, and at the house Of q friend, Gen.
Lafayette lost this watch, (supposed to
have been stolen When the Colonel
commanding the troops in Immediate
attendance upon Gen. Jackson, was
made acquainted with this fact, he
thcreup0r proposed TO offer s 900 re-
ward for the same, when Lafayette
(noblc MANI trcmblingly raised his
open hands upon level with his face,
and softly whispered No! no, my
friend, ] fea" were this allowed, il might
reflect on Tcnncsstc's fair cscut3hc0u
let it 60" The commander, however.
told two Of his most reliable and vigi-
liant soldiers that if they would get
it, he would pay them the sum Of
$500. All their efforts to find it were
vain, however,
Last fall, Gen. JOHN B. Rogers, Gar.
ter thc clapae orll years, take notice
found it in the city Of Louisville, Ky.
The gentleman having it in possession
Che name We did not learn, come by
it honestly, (haying bought it at onc-
zion orOihcrWi,C. ! and rpfuarI tp InlI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

George II. Butler, in answer to an in
quiry by the New Orleanes Times as 20
what has BECOME Of the vast amount o
money alleged to have been made by
the late A. j. Butler in the city Of New
Orleanes. states that Charles A. Weed,
the proprietor Of the Times, was the
trusted friend Of the late Mr.. Butler
and that il was Mr.. Buffers money,
S14, 900, which enabled him to make
the paper a success, and that the family
hold Weeds note for the amount which
they cannot collect. The Times has quit
asking questions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

There is no party SO delighted with
the idea Of Chinese Immigration as
that small and dreaming body Of impc,
rialists The rcason.is obvious, viz :
These Chinese worship the moon and
their emperor. They will, therefore, be
great herd Of "imperialisto already
moulded, without any need Of atgu.
monts Of the paper Of that namc to
convert them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

There is trouble in the ranks Of the
progressive womcn-scrious trouble
and Il prospect Of more. At the last
meeting Of the Womcn's Suffrage AS
so..Allon, one Of the ladies' had the au-
dacity to make a speech, and very
GOOD one it was. against granting sut-
fragc to women at all, and argued
with a'good deal Of ychemcnce, that
women arc much better out Of politics
than they would be in. And it is not
only in the camp Of the suii'rngcr5 that
d.ssension has appeared. 1t also per
mcatcs tle ranks Of the Worhingwo-
mans Association, and threatens to
break out in revolt unless Miss Gcncr-
n Anthony can manage to smother it..
Here is Mrs. Norton, one of the lights
of that association, opening her guns
on Susan B., il3 founder and particular
friend, and accusing her OF having
"stransc ideas about money matters
and of thinking it quite honest to use
any money that may come into her
hands simply because the disposition
OF the money subscribed for Hester
Vaughan, and placed in Miss Antho-
ny's hands, is not explained to her sat
isfaction. 1t really looks as though
these women's associations were des
tined to very brief existence. Not
only are they at war with the Cypress
or, Man, but they have war in their
own camps and scarcely any visible
means of SURPRISING it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, Oct. 4, l8G9,--78 members
present. 3. y. Knight was ut his
post.
Litter the usual preiiminarics, the
first business in order was the election
Ola Speaker, when four names were put
in nominations The number Of votes
necessary toa choice was forty. On
the Seventh Ballot Mr.. Perkins rccciy-
cd 80 vs.. %, and was declared elected.
The Speaker announced the cleo
ton Of First Clerk Of the House, Mheu
9 candidates were placed in nomination
--Gnong them our fellow townsmgl
Billie Slattel.--Neil S. Brown, Jr. Yves
declared duly elected.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

In the year 1881, at Yorktown, on
the day when lord CORVALLIS cNpitula-
ted, Gen. George Washington, to slo-
riry that day and mark it with distinc.
ton, presented to Gen Lafayette 6
fine gold wa ch, on which was this ap
propriatc inscription;
CEO. WASHINGTON