davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
UNION ADAMS 4 co.

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
= UNION ADAMS co.
FOR LADIES.
Patent Meri1o yv'a
Patent Merno Drawers
Fine Wool Under Vests.
Fine Wool Drawers
Scarlet Cashmere Vests.
Fine Cardigan Jackets.
Eaimora Stockings.
lid and buck Gloves.
Castor ard Clota Gloves
Roman Scarfs and sashes
Patent Merino Vests.
Patent Merno Drawers.
Patent Merino Stockings.
Scale; Cashmere Stockings.
lack Cashmere Stockings.
ND All Buck Gloves.
Cloth and Castor Cloves.
Fine Cardigan Jackets.
F!eecy Cotton Hosiery.
Roman scar.s and Sashes
fhirts, Collars and Cufs
Indershirts and DraWere.
All v ool ndcrshirls.
All Wool Under Drawers.
fcaret Cashmere SHIFTS.
Scarlet Cashmere Drawerr
suckskn Shirts and Drawers.
Buck and Cloth Gloves.
nd and Castor Gloves.
Scars, Ties and Socks.
Patent Meriuo Shirts
Patent Merino Drawers
All Wool undershirts
All Wool Drawers.
Fire Woolien Hosiery.
Enitted AiLs and cloves.
WHISTLES. Mittens.
Suspendes, Ties.
Neriuo Stockings.
Roman Scarfs and 1jrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

TOR shLE-TtE NEW STEAM STERN WHEEL FLAT
IL boat Ia Bottom She Ia leo feet long 70 beam 5i9 deep,
iso engines 81 horse power each locomotive boe haa
tcad of nine mics burns but little and carries shout
oO tons on four feet drausM built for shallow Jyes and
,r,es Trade she "a made successul peach season from
tnt county, Md mi IL adapted the peach grain, wood
t t or coal trade Apply to BOWEN A. MERCER NO
Exchange place, Baltimore.
Eok SALE CHEhp-A STEAMBOAT HULL WITH
s hls, about 40 tons measurement; light dran ht;
ken, N. j., near ferry
STEhM YACHT FOR sALE.-A FINE MODELLED
steam Yacht 20 feet long, feet beam inch squire
ven found and in complete running order
Dolphin, New York Herald ONCE. - ~ " ' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, tSc.

DhRGE WANTED-ABOCT 125 FEET LONG BY 25
- BEAM suitable FOR the hay business Address, giving
ful description ana lowest price, MASON, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29
THE TURF.

PATTERSON RACE TRACK, N. J.-MONDAY, E0vEM-
Der 81 Al o'clock r. M.MAteh for 81 coo, Sscc added
by the association J. Hinchmaa's Boaser and j.
Eckerson'A Q. 8. Metra; mile heats. Rain ur shine
A. A. HOPPER, Secretary.
Union COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING, TUESDAY,
~ Nov &c. at i. n. match for $780, mile heats, best
three 10 hye In harness. H. Howe's Mr. JARVIS
=. 6. Railway. WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
SPOKTINCs-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae.Medicne3 for Nil diseases Prepared Food for
mocking Birds at b. DOvEiS No. Greene street,
OF Canal.
N. blades attended by Mrs. DovEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A. SPEED SPEED Au ANp BEAUTY At PUBLIC
special and Eeremptory sale Of hne fast high bred
TotnE nnd road Horses S0h, II A. NJ prompt
at stable AZ Great Jones street. by j. L. vANDLWArLk,
auctioncer.
in part handsome and high chestnut, young
rttng Mare old a1shigh raised by Ir Herr
In Kentucky In extra promising and ne and can beat three
minutes now; has showed y mite in 2i warranted sound
and kind.
BoodeL chestnut Colt l5 high 5years old half brother
to Bonners Auburn horse very boOdke and pronising
showed AZ at Prospect Park this fall warranted and
kind.
Also the fine trotting Horse Frank, better
known the road the Goodwin Horse, about 10 high
old hne large and genco troting horse he
produced, and has stye aud enough for first class
coupe or coach horse has record Of 7 beat f6
road wagon; warranted sound and kind.
Also other Horses, OF them celebrated trosr;
can beat 49, full description of both in Tuesday Herald
and at stable.
The above horses be and examined Monday,
prior sale and facts They ali the prop
crtv of two private gentlemen retiring from The road and
wi positively Sold rain shine without the least
yaton or limit Full particulars IN Tuesdays Herald and at
SALE
klsoW Harnegn &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

7 E. wALRAvKN
n Offering
lot OF Irish German
Linens
Curtain Materials
at less than
coat OF importation.
beautiful Tapestry Covers
for table ana chair seatings
at greatly reduced prices.
Lacr Curtains in every variety from 81 upwards.
No. i5i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29
FINANCIAL.

A -A.-MoNEY, WITHOUT DELAY, ON FIRST AND
"A. Second City Mortgage small discount Also Loans in
Westchester and New Jersey.
W. L. BUTLER 4 Co, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29
MILLINERs AND COUNTRY sroGEkEEPERs
Nl will md
in stock desirable goods cheap.
JoBBlNG ROOMS UP STAIRS
EDWARD RIDLEY < SON,
SOo, 81 and gil Grand and d. g. and 20 Allen street,
corner store, iIth Book east from the Howery

NEW GOODS At u.cv.s
MACY Laces MACY
MACY Erabroideries, MACY
MACY Ribbons, French Flowers, MACY
MACY Feathers, Neck:ies, Pows, MACY
MACY Fall Hats, Siiks and Sa,ns, MACY
Macy White Goods Lace Curtains, MACY
MACY Theatrical Goods MACY
MACY Ballet Hosiery, Gc, MACY
MACY Housekeeping Goods, MACY
MACY Fancy Goods MACY
MACY French and American Clocks, MACY
MACY Linen Cambria HandkeTchlefs, MACY
MACY Corsets, MACY
MACY Hosiery and Gloves, MACY
MACY Small Wares, MACY
MACY Soaps, ferumery, MACY
MACY Trimmings Buttons, Frneess MACY
MACY Cotton, Alpaca and MACY
MACY Six Umbrellas, MACY
MACY Carved Goods Plated Ware MACY
MACY Baskets aud Bird Cages, MACY
MACY Kid Gioges Underwear MACY
HOLIDAY GOODS.
MACY Having comp ecd, FOR this season, MACY
MACY our acdi ions to the store, MACY
MACY offering the largest assortment of MACY
MACY Fancy Goods, Dolls MACY
MACY Dolls Articles, Toys, MACY
MACY Games. &c, MACY
MACY comprising the largest variety OF MACY
MACY Holiday Goods MACY
MACY displayed In this city, MACY
MACY Popular prices. MACY
MACY Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. MACY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- Every Wednesday. Thursday ami Saturday;
MINNESOTA Wednesday, Dee
.sshtufusy
Drafts payable In any part Of England Ireland Scotland
at current rates OF exchange Apply at THOMPsONs ras-
sage oilce, i5 broadway, corner OF Rector street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

A SUM OF ABOUT $500 TO LoAk-oN BOND AND
II morsage for three years. also larger amounts, on
improved city iea jestae only.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, CO Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

CUCKOO CLoCKs-uTrR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
turci American Watches IN great varieties pntaena.
Pc ri and Gold Jewelry, wholesale and retail, ~ FRANK
FIELD co.'s Jewellers sixth avenue, corner Fourteenth
street, Eighth avenue corner rwentrsxth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

A --A.-MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
n. Caees on improved and unmproved prop.
cry. WASHINGTON X. NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law, lis
broadway, room -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

TT'UlS, TOYS, TOYS, TOYS,
AT RETAIL FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
The largest fine assortment in tho city.
French Jonted Dolls dressed and undreacd. Dolls Wear
Ing Apparel Dolls Heads styles Wigs Parasols, KID
Gloves Rubber Boots shswls Opera Doaks, Sets Fus
Eye CLASSES, Fans Jewery Bonnets Veis Lace andker
chiefs Corseis. Hoop Skirts, Nets Harpins, Combs,
Brushes, Caters ppers, Stockings Eastics and every
variety OF foreign and domestic Toys, Dolls Games &C.
STAvELEYS, $40 Broadway, east side Eighteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29

THE FoP AND MALT EXCHANGE AND WAEEIlo Sc
j Company limited, London, England
Hops warchoused at penny bale per week incnl
lag insurance. ing aud oe extras, as per order War
rarcd arrival of hops The convenient and
advantageous warehouses for American hops. Gonsisn-
the company viii receive every and
ttBtion All communications should be made to
HERBERT r. DUKE, Secretary,
Southwark ftfcct, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-29
PER SONAL.

A NEW BORN INFANT; ALSO ONE TWO WEEKS
n DID, for adoption. Apply at l2O West Twenty sixth ST.
GsEs.-0oD WILLING. WILL BE AT SEVEN,
IA Saturday Shall send letter 10 No. TO- Ever the same
, 1869-03-11

FEem the Indianapolis aroa1, A..c1s.
r,,y DC "a. W II sats s,y
tuno ots srrsel whIss. uodttnc Ianae OF e.shert-
tan aopae'' hae ftcenit4 bern csanRed to "a West
he ~ a. aaooG 10 to
etountreIa ct EIFeeIl.r1uua yyezttout On Fri
day ni9h. thtIe FAD been dkEe, Of low desrre n
d.d'eis. msn named Jehn Berlin, On z .lnR TO
ne hsf Tor drink. YRS znde'y sccosted b ms1.
VIE b. mere namsa ,h,n retee1atnK t'alts, enca
Il ~ ne knas b.Til1. who II connected rtt tto
sro. Eefn*ed to admit Hsf5. whence aro.e f.11
sseaze trons III nsd e sEod Wis.,
9erte Inn. u,i:g tor.tae o.t.s sod sprha:s-
tta teat. produced revolVcs n snot Beslio. the
na!1 entering the LETT tst1pI: asd ranging upTsfd
asoTs sh1 1sht ss esS 10 ss1 dsah iii sos
iiasezei astii aSoat o7elas1 saia1a4y s:teszoe5.
ftrd. Ahour to o'eloer De ee-t fFfend to The
hotel TO get Bis hst asd coat telling Etrn to slip
them out q I'D ~ Il =, hsss sss1. 3 ta1te ls's
Ffpm this euai5sAry ths7 Tracked Ward - bis
h!1ip4 pIsce, whese they found him in bed. Ha
rs promptly st1esssd saa lodged IL tai1 Under
nnlasr had be-n epmutfsea- ions oute!ed
smia Wc7son. With three Of the oitsela losaet-
i. pF cana s ps,S9 Ss T.. os sa1:
v1,h Sike Htstn.n. He hi To a2r=sracts of, 8
Nvtcn casssLn q REF crime, and IL apparently
ihs iai!a. :. wlhsa psvenocs..e s e1'' 41@
BslltI's l,te tas Seen taxtof deb,ucsse. IA
wae a1te mxrsled, but abandoned biz wife a:d
eass fils sees Eit So TSa o1 % 9h ihe 7tous
Ae Wis soldier Ia Company B. s51rutJ.n!n
lsdasnl V.rrntee1s during The rebellion. ara ~, a.
so!emn w.rninE q ias B ble. ,sa: !" .1e ws7es Of
En u deasa,,.' Waa Etvtx ELQrs terribly Vesza.a*
, 1869-03-11

as detective on Grant or to do dirty
work fer Jphnson, Ia. assigned 70 m &c.
tive command In :Dakos,, vhsfe be. can
make himte1f useful In protecting the
pioneers from the tom.hawk OF tho ssv.
age. He can do more good thefa than In
loading shout Wlllard's Ho:el In Wash
ingson On full Day ard ex.rsA
On the same day Other Arrangements
made by johnson TO defeat the execution
OF tho Reconstruction laws were
set aside by the new pfesideaf. and
the right men for the right places
were appointed. General CsnbY returns
10 the First Military District Of Vir-
ginis. Breve. MDjnr General 4. g. Gil
lem, who defeated The new constitution In
Mississippi, is ordered to rejoin his reg
{menl the Twenty fourth Infantry, Of
which he Is Colonel General Reynolds
is sent back 10 the Military District OF
Texas, 10 the great joy OF the loyal
People Of that State. where, under the
orders Of Sher!dap, he will preserve the
pesce and attend 10 the Ku.Klux.
General Terry supersedes General
Meade In The command Of the Depart
ment OF the South, consisting of the Car
oliras. Georgia and AlAbama- He Is 3
more entrgetc and vigorous officer thsu
Meadc- The latter returns to his former
c'mmand o: the Military Division Of the
Atlantic, with headquarters 1t Philldel-
phis. General Emory, who WAS removed
from his Command Tor iutimsting to
johnson That the regulars could 60: be
used In + coup dtat to attack OF disperse
Cang1es', Ia reinssated in the command
OF the Department OF Washington. All
this Was dc1e by Order Nc. 10, issued last
Saturday.
II the copper-rsbe!s can derive any
conzolatton from 1t we have not the heari
10 interfere with their plessure-
, 1869-03-11

The tAnr On chs't ia only s47 per cent. Tbere
ART four owners Of ch4lk deposits In the United
IL ei.H i p n IN eas sSsa % e. 1ssn zns
smenss of css seEas.i, u,es Il nes !ss9e, bas
IL - entitled 70 xhse Ia rsnea % apSotsc,ion @ iaK io
chi s6,s tains.'-tAs:oo Ei<a.as III. .'A y
The question in this case. as in thHs Of
salt, copper, ETC., is, who Is protected, the
people CT four privileged persons!
Every mechanic who hews 10 I chalk
line; every school boy OF girl who prsc-
tises on the black board; every paul-
serer who cheats his hens with c,unter-
felt eggs; every billia,d-plsyer
who chalks his cue, aud tight
rope dancer WHIP chalks his aoles,
and every womaa who hides brunette
complexion or the ravages OF age, and
every milk pedd'er who converts water
into lscleal fluid, ard saloon-keeper who
does q trust business by chaIktng do IN
the scores Of his Nasty 'cus1omers-all
these classcs Of people are "protected -
ont Of pocket 10 the tune Of 647 per cent
on the chalk they use. s., far as the milk
peda1ers are concerned, people would not
care much if the "Ptotec:ion was 8,740
per cent. il it we're not that they charge
the cost Ct The mineral in the sale of the
"milk."
1t can thus be seen how many people
are taxed SAT per cent on the chalk they
consume for The benefit OF four Yankees
iu The Bsy State. But, then, 1t is pro:ee'
tiou to Americans, you know. So pils
on the lu.v>
, 1869-03-11

his band. pu. the lon9.eontiIutd d.es, ., N.
bere makes this lppoteio1e. - 'ns
T1hd. A0o:hes p aksm,u. 49, f,3u 4.
ous. bat received within fe1 dtys. uss f,9. es,
d1stefJ tr: ated E.th ffr ea.ta "a eo:-:,., ~
p.leat3ou tas c1ti'elT LrsFented trt.ml,.
atd hesi ~ heahnz o! th~ f.sh aud kn'.:r :. NJ
tho bone viii s:on fetusn hin 70 MA du1., y..h
two USEFUL hatds. ~
Fourth. 4 firm Aee1fr, On F,ida, iae., h,
thlee Of hts tnaefs nearly eus OF spd h1s III. d
TIC otet sp:ltcasGn OF Zee dr. es1ta 1. se hn1.s
Mt M tnc ae:idsI y: be has be; n free iron pn=,
breaking up cor 1darred eh: Is exp oate cue m.
was chareed. 1hs po*d.r po,ntd biz tsse srt
,5n:; Hqs:: .s;sss sGss set1. a.,', o.. .. i,
IRON that eouple's,y -hs cred tn- xle pa. i :
butns md t1e fracture were lulme1tA:eiy e4e-d
.ita dFJ earth. sud The frs-d n from pAr a +
sns ,s anssnss ., u n.p 7slon hare oesn n. ID
tho knees} let must Inevitably haYe beeor7a A.
volqrt. atd the leg uc.t haze bs r 'oat n -.
sc round u tvtcsnsJ heairs, nd falta .i< i:
IL TOO eaEfJ TO speak po-fstve.) u erats .e:y :e4-
ZOE TO lops tkss sns onfJ t1sn.t = ths J1rJ r1l
s11,h: Whh,u few days q vor.a =. brought
her BODY re'y seEeEefy and ne-.oualy n7raod.
fIaf she could etcspe -n| wetk,. + aT11s <a5
neg1o, 9,I osPs' e r. o. Ao7 'ay her.se " ::H
do:ter a4ktd ees how ste felt, SIC 81 d -tI NaS
Grtss d-al htif.r- ~ that th. had ru p.in.
seventh, List Wednesday AZ tntre ust at Vss
fetSosed TT ACE, SEQ tho xc3.d w,s o:e . i
y Ii CIT e'r'h- T. !. low heaiius rapid =. = b re-
fss BE- ro inflammation aud ro supn1tati1u.
atd thts woman ro--calu ard hsppE-loosirF.
ut'h ealthT. calos and ateadJ v1lea-aooke
tar mrs lhAE cta&rfui wits IN tha1ktniness
fer h.r relief.
surely, W1ln our sratttude to tho Vicar Of F-rd-
fnRtor. Who la Conferred tie efAstes: nfnfts
ihe human Fsee teat 1t hts cret betn Given to
.narta TO tie senior surgeon Of she Pen.sslvA.
MA totrtta ins .hss a:p.y:re ,hs ps'retptcs Ct
his tEVen' CT 70 the eAri4 nf life tEd NIB, md
Ard The enc,I Trusts not yet. 1t teens tuevtta-
bic That tie rustnl q: sa1tl tox must Eetp q ,
tfc;r caf1 Aed heir cdttsisenets It this toucn Of
mother es~h. 4ud II 1t - true that tta co-txt1oo
sprt4ct 'ro1 Its e1uda1tors. may We nor hape tnls
Dr.. u wao1 hla hortd d Its T.. - Mr.. Aou!e has
thcte OF ctols rat Respectfully.
MN XoAK, Eso. II. Gko. WAR1xo.J JH-
, 1869-03-11
pEDER NUMBER 10,

On Thursday last Genera! Grant WAS
ipaugu1a,ed President Of the United
States. On Friday Sheridan vas ap-
pointed TO the position OF Lteutenaut
General srd confirmed BY the Senate,
and on Saturday, by Order No. 10 Of the
PIesiden& 70 General 6herman, he was
assigned TO the commRnd ofthe Louisiana
Department, where he will see that the
rebels behave then.eiYes.
Il will be remembered thni Sheridan
was removed from command oi that de-
psr!ment BY Johnson, In disregard Of
General GRANTS strenuous profess, and
stns of 10 the Rocky Mountains, ostcnsi.
bly, to look at.er the Iedians, but resliy
inlo cxtlo IS punishment for enforcing
tLe Re construction laws In Louiaian,
ard Ttx.s, arc saving the lives
Il Union men from the murderoua
Ku.Klux rebels. Hancock, who hsd sub
.c1ibed to "my polic3 and turned Cop
ne1head, was sent to New Orleans to
give aid and couicrs to the rebels ol
Louisiana and Texas. he played that
ro,e until Audy, caue in collisson viii
s..nton snd Congress, when he Wal re-
called 70 Washington 10 watch 6rkas ane
keep the regular army subordinate 70 tnt
schemes of The arch-traitor. Hancock
| rho Is no 'enReruss7;s;da 1%1a +; s::t<'9st0'
, 1869-03-11
The Ear, b Closet and the Tro1tmens
Of WoNnda.

To lke Ediinfe Of lhe Evening PMt:
As you we're foremost In caiIing the atten.
tion Of the American pubic 70 the Earth
Closet Sys1em-the Use OF sDted dry earth
Tor The deodor11stlou md dlslnfectioa OF
hnnan tHces-aud thus become the pioneers
Of a reform that promises not only unapeak-
able relief from the grayess annoyance o. ons
waste Of The fertility Of tie earth, It Is just
that to you shou1d be communicated IN ont
crow1h of this system that offers, # possible,
still greater beneht To suffering humanity.
One Of the experimental commodes sent
1T t6s disposal Of Or. AddlueIl Hersoo, OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital, IL Philadelphia
It's Introduction into the surgical ward, where
it has been for t~o Tetks in constant use by
shout twenty patients, and ha, been sub
iceted 10 the scycse:t test possible, has been
10 entirely satisfactory that it Is proposed to
Euhsfitute earth c1o.eA for water closets
wherever these exist In ihat institution.
At the time OF its introduction there Va.
lying in the ward patient suffering from q
very severe compound fracture Of the lower
,eg. The wound WAS II m unhealth cqudi-
lion, and the exudasiooE, amounting to pint
IN twenty four hours, were 80 offensive Is TO
cause Ackening ard sTeu dangerous stencil,
that tie excellent ventilation Of the ward
anl The use Of the usual d1smfec:ants were
CURED to Dr.. Hexsou to ttst The power
81 dry earth 10 sb.orb this oder, as 1t
bad that Of e1erement. The eject was mag
zeal. Not only was the ofensiscaess entirely
OVERCOME. bat the character Of the Wouud
itteli was sueh as NO preyious treatment had
been ablefta compass. The suppuzatiou was,
within lew days. so reduced that the daily
| dres,ing Of single half pint Of earth va.
not ercu saturated; tae edges Of &h. flesh
wound lost theh lnhaned character the In
Ien:e pain Of the sore was entirely relieved,
anl healthy granalat1ou has ensued.
Such An indication Of 4 newly found heal.
Ing agent WAS not dlnegart'e3.
On Acndsy Last, being IN Philadelphia,
Eas invited 10 attend the morning dressing
OF the eazth.trtated wounds. Th3 il What
| saw:
Fisst. Tao patients tenertrg tou sss.oas
| EMitefe Neeff, aEef profu1xt1 S2T.rtrg, a-d
FNh hnae 1ehef nom ine 1saa! 1catment, h4yh
| stHed 10 Dc Offensive to their Eaftmates The
uuu tcer fcste Esov wing daily smaller: a TE1
mo HdaE axuon fave left then; and tke5 fee
| t19 fes1Gnfy of N carly cure.
sseotd- tatltcAd hf.kem2a uhose hand WI
rear and half rRo-c1usacd b*tTsen tht
coupling Ee1ds q two elr,, mi VITO las n:1e.
peE fsee ftcra r&fp. 1nd seIdeM from intense
pain; Nhcse hard fscr1 tne wrist to the N1n:k!
was feete1iuS rcxss Of csl}ons noues and IN
Aimed desh. sud v.ose sJaSem h.d bten 70 fe
| Erecd lhst he could NOT caTc eurytTe3 tie a=pu
s2tsou which aene el1 entirely rtnsTe him 4
| GOV h3pry In fzaedo2 rum psln, Bis d-al
wound his taken en- ! healthy t-arao.er, AID hi
suaEtth II IAEs returning. ae eTsa hape9 70 as
, 1869-03-11

The Republican victory IN New Hamp-
shire Is more complete aud dectsive than
IVES anywhere anticipated The D.mo-
erals erteAvcrcd TO steal 5 march and
elect one Of The Coz gr1ssmcr, AID mike
large gairs In the Legislature. But
they failed In both objects, and are shock
irgly beaten. Nire-sen.hs Of the S'a:e
IS heard from. The m-jority thus far is
4.97e. Full returns will probably swell
it 10 5000, which doubles the majority
gtveu ore year ago. The three Repub-
l,can caua'ds'e: are electtd to Congress,
ard niIe out Of twelve Senators and
three-:qua5!efs Of tn" H""-" 49, - -'-~
New Hampshire has fred the frat gun
under the new administration. Con-
rect.cus AID Geolgia come nc1:-bosh on
April 9Th. when fur members Of Con
grtes will be elected in the one and eight
| in the other; and we doubt not there
will be good results. The people are
determined to support General Grants
administration In its efforts at revenue
reform and political puridcation.
, 1869-03-11

The Legislature has s1gnal:zed Its clos
irg hours By making some pretty libersl
doIations OF other peoples money 10 the
members and their attaches, satellites
ard bsEnsc1es, IS wltrc.s the following
bill Of particulars:
"Tte Finance Comnistre Of the Hou'e to-day
rIered ste Fem appFup,,a Ion bill. the lass cnt
Which - 10 cone. l. p:cvtdes for IN 4p2fopylt.
t1on Of $500 zach to the epelkcr Of the Stn4te md
each member Of The horses. {>t extra cxpcneek n
room rrnt. fu.l liRhts. elerk-h.fr. ttc-; TO the
clerks Of committees, extra clerks. cerks In TIC
serros md sccsctarJ Of 6tsss's ofn GA. e par
GAY. 10 tic Seerc'art Q! the bet&:c. Clerk OF tha
Houaa- Er.otliuR aLa EERso<sinR Clerks. ana Ill
lhet1 a.sattants, she Serseant-At Arms 4nd coor-
nePes SD astlsi4E:a, = PEI day In aad1:l1n 70
xh&ir 0Kusr par; TO al the thort hsnd ofaet.t
1coorteH. III pc. day; TO The JJEFnzi All Rspu
Ter, far pCnlts1t3C psocee e1inEs, S per c,luuu;
10 the F.irxie SeceelaJ Of ths Gotefno-, Is pe1
dsJ durto2 toe te.sto1: 10 e2-h c1erggms1 otter
1rg lrtJe,s daring tic aeae!oa, fa5; to pnlicc-
mer, fortfr.. tsecaen AID u..l tasr .ex4> Is per
Cty PAGES, g pet day: gof eoR1av4nx and prtnt-
ri diagrams Of both houses, t4t3; fce pEtnnaS
1e trr rtsds. SefG; tue bi1nk,oooks for com 1ts-
tees, fSt4; ttr cS1p.te and mat.4ne tor tns
kEptrrtEiAuyc Hall ard Seuste Chamber, 1,gs3 :;
foe hAr H &na cifeulass Tor State Supezn cudc ut
Of Publ: nstrucnoo. 4 IA; foy staao1tfI fur.
Easoet, asiho IRON that coming froH tne Secsa.
tafJ Of STATE. &1S5; for printing papsr. $lf.s55
toRcthe, with nane!ous other ap2,opsiAtoaA-
1he b.u tcda pdtstd."
, 1869-03-11

prettta IN lo1a nd snsc5fstnn, and then re:o.
fossset. @ reisP.ed hto - : asesdfai p.rozvsu
and.d!eu. 1ha man who kent the dog when
bit NJ. >Eekerson,; ai>er knowing thai u
had .been bitten BY another mad dog
week hsf9Es As. Kckxrson's death, Raye
jurlrs, and persuaded Nj. Eckerson to
SIGN paoer Of rEieaas from further cllims-
The neighoozs arc vcry Indignant, and talk
about clubbing together to carry on sui:
,hc widow aud orphans. The neighbora
think that the verT least Ar. Hopper eau do
IL 10 pay OF mortgage OF 500 re1tlng on
the Eesersou place, and thcy threaten law
srlt u he does not lit thst mortgage