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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-10

sS- BATcHELO1sS HAIR DYE.--THrH
splendid Hair Dye IL the beet in the wor1a; the
enly. ,trne and perfect Dyes harnless. reliable
nstanfaneous; no Disappointment; NO ridiculous
tnts; remedies the ia oaects OF bad dyes; invigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful slack OF
brown Sold by en Drugststs and Petsamess; and
propeSiy spplied at Batchelor's Wig Factory. No
Bopd-stxeeA New York 1yk Jnnuaryl3
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to subsori-
bers in the city ut DOLLARS year in advance, OF
OF FIFTEEN CENTS q weeI, payable to the carriers
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ay- TIE CBLEBR ATED w. SO. CLUB
BoUsE GIN. purc. soff and unequalfed- W. s. COR
WIN q CO., Sole Agents. Medlcas men Of the high
est sandtnG acknowledge that Gin In rs pure state.
has great rnediSal properties. We therefore, place
the CLUB ROUSE GIN betoro the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use 1t incidentally, an article that only re
q"irea to be known 70 be properly appreciated.
M1- 8l 10 per bottle. SIG per cage.
SS-ESSAYB FOR YOUNG MEN .--ON TIE
Eross ana abuses incident 70 Youth and Early Man
hood. wlth the lumsns view Of treatment and cure.
esnteby usasl ff&s 'ct charge. Address HOWARD
tAssociATICA. eox r. Phiadeiphia n. 9
Sanusxy 90 srnos Y
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Spsfial Matires.

a~ NOTICE. NATIONAL FREEDMEN's
BRANCH, No. "a BROAD-sTREET, - Money de-
posted or before the FIFrs sENrH DAY OF MARCH,
will be entitled TO interest from MARCH FIRST, at
fvc per cent per nnnum. Interest payable MARCH.
JULY and NOVEMBER -, -
Interest of four pcr cont. per annum paid from
date OF deposit OF sums Of $50 or more remaining
on deposit thirty days or more.
ri &&s NATHAN RITTER,
March 10 N9g 8 Cashier,
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The number of cases be-
fore the Mayor are becoming beautifully less as Will
.be seen by yesterdays docket:
Richard Fickling, co!ored. arrested for stealing
cotton from MessIs. Goldsmith & Son, vendues
Range, was turned over to magistrate.
Nellie Cook, Ann Hayward and salie Washington.
all colored, who made rumpus at the corner of
Church-street end St Michaels alley. were sent mn
/: for Eve days
d Celia McDermott white, found lying do wn drunk
I'm Bull-street, was fined Sl0
ahere was severe fight yesterday on East Bay in
boarding house. b, tween two white men named
Heron and Mccahrey; one Of them was considerably
bruised.
James Morris. colored, who stole turkey from
Mr.. Carringtons premises, No. 80 Cont ,g.street on
the 9TH instant, arrested yesterday by the de-
tectiyes.
+ 4Ihe colo-ed man who keeps the House OF corre,-
ton is requested to prove his ;molaint
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aS- ERRORS OF YOUTH.--A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects OF you hful In
discretons WILL for the sake OF sueering hnmanisy.
send free 70 oil who need II. ths receipt and direc.
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis.
ers experience. can doso by addressing. in perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OaDEN.s
No. AZ Cedar-ssrest, New York. NJ
FeDruafy D XXX ff#3fbf 3stS IN sts8 8xlOg
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Aueticn Sales.

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, &c.
BIZ MILES BRAKE.
THIS MORNING., at 10 o'clock. will sell at nv
store. corner of King aud Liberty streets,
An Invoice Of DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
Pieces PRINTS, ENGLISH and AMERICAN DAM
ASKS, Brilants, White Goods, Linen, Sainet Cas-
simere. Printed Linen, White Flannel So dozens
Ladies. Cents and Misses Gloves, Ladies' and
Gents assorted Hosiery, Linen Cambrc and q 8.
Handkerchiets, Crochet Braid, Corset Bones Pocket
Books, Towels. Table Cloths. Ladies' and Gents'
Under Vests, Plain and Beaded Hair Nets, Needles,
Ribbons, Knives and Forks. Shears, Pocket Knives
Shirt Buttons, Hoop skirts, Sowing Silk &c.
250 pairs Cashmere aud Satinet PANTS
81 suits Pants and Coats
80 dozen Mems and Boys Black, Brown, Pearl and
Nutri'. Alpine. Young America and Jockey Hats.
ALSO,
l crate of assorted CROCKERY. March 10
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MisfeQ

Misfelaur jus.
MULE BUUTS.
M U j. e b O O II $
MULE BOOTS FOR PI oUGBING IN RICE
yA lanas manufactured improved style,
and sold low by +. CHAPEAU,.
No. G8 Metting.street,
March 10 G Next TO Mills House.
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u The MAYoaALTY CoNTEsr.-The following
paper was served on the Acting May or und Aldermen
yesterday. and will be properly considered in good
time: r. ,.+. mn.
TO George W Clark. J. D. Ged lines. z. T. Potter.
Alex Lindsrom. Walter Cado Il. D. Olney. Wm'
g. Whiiden. Charles voigt, A. $. Marshall II. j.
NC Moore. r. +. Dereef J: II. Honour and W. Wes-
Ton. Ac ing Mayor and Aldermen OF the CITY OF
Charleston, and to every ono Of them, greeting
we. the undersigned, having been dccIar d by
you 70 nave received, on the 10Th dav Of November
RAJ RAJ oihces OF Mayor and Aldermen OF the CITY OF
CharIeston now, by virtue Of said declaration and
~ pursuance OF second section Of an act entitled
@ act to onfirm and declare valid the recent &c
t OF Maxor end Aldermen OF the City OF Charles
ton approved March l. A. d. 1860 do tle,nnnd of
yon that yoaa forthwith do turn over to us all the
PROPERTY. books and Lapers pertaining to your seye
ral and respective Offices and that you do vacata
and surrender to us our Il and respect,va os
ces. We are duly qualified to oxerc se our resnac.
tive Offices. 80 A00po''
gSIBEnr PILxspUaY, Mayor
JAMEa =. GREENE, AIDE e IL War; Nh I
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49, ----, A1dsrmaa Wara No. /.
e. w. NJ. MAcKEY, Aiderr,nln ward No. q.
DAVID BARROW. alderman Ward NJ. 8.
j. j. MAoKEY, Alderman Ward NO. g.
RoBr HOWARD, Alderman WerdeNo. g..
@. l. CUHNINaHAHF, ALDERMAN Ward No. A.
RICHARD HOLLOWAY. Aldermen warl No. A.
-- -----, Alderman Ward MOI.
------e---. Alderman Ward No a. *
w. Il. IA. HAMPTON. Alderman Ward No. a.
i. y. WALL. alderman Ward No. B.
II d. THoRNH, Aldermsn Ward No 8.
"a. u. CcILxNe. alderman Ward No. 9.
a. PHown. Aiderman Wa d No. O. t
y. r. WALL. Alderman Ward No. z.
THos X SMALL. Alderman Ward No g.
CITY OF Charleston, 8. 2, Masch 9. 1859. II
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OILS! OILS OILS !!

BETTING /! BETTING!
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8. 4, and s
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1e INCH TO
1 INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING. INCH TO IL
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKErs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKAEY &E CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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0S-J. s. MARTIN tLAIE GRUBER q.
MARTINI, will beploased to soc his friends and Gus.
toners at wM s. CoRWIE g. Co, No. PTS King.
street between Wentworth and Beana,in.
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March 10

2S- NOTICE. -CONSIGNEES PER BARK
harriet L. nus: EY, from Liverpool. are hereby
notified that she has been entered under the Five
Day Act and all goods not permitted at the expra-
ton of that time viii be sent to public stores. oa
March 10 s, wm2 RAvENEL E1CD
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-10

Il. aSr ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment of wM S. CoRwIs g co. No. 275
K'ng.street. between Wentworth aud Beaufaln. are
OF the FIRST QUALITY. They sell no goods bu. what
can be warranted as pURLAND GENUINE. Thisis
an established fact iSEfl ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. 1S- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. DOHERTY's

Fnva,e nedical ana Surgical Insutuce Sacramenio Street below Montgomery Opposite Psazio siaii Steamship C,snt4Ey's os.e}. Prfrsas Leidesdorf street San fnneissa. Lstaffshed expressly ts afford f:-s afflicted souhd and seenthc medical aid in the tfsatneat ard of ai Ssxual DisogdrH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
Comprising Everything the Country Re
 quires.
BAKER & HAMILTON, IMPORTERS OF

IMPORTERS OF Hoistiag Engines, New styles, and Inch cylinder. upright and hori Portable Eagines, 6to % horse Power-wood X Mann'.-ses, in market Threshiag Engines, to i6 horse power. with late improvements, aR
 ri,t, AR or he Wood < Mann, WoodrortiHg lHaehiheTy, Pianers Tenoners Mor,ioers. &e.. &e, lowest prices. Leatser Belting,
 An widths. msis sEPss-.i, fs ,.--'-s-s isai-s'e.i Ru55er Beitiag,
 9, and ply, cotton alisd, It to % inohss side Erce,sior hoaser and ReapeT, With Droppsr han.I-raks or sslS rake at,Achrpent NeS York Combined Reaper and Horer, Reliable, strong and durable. Union Nocers,
 Cheapest and be., Mower on the eo&st-,wo sires. Eroelsior Grinder,
 Tor grinding the section, of Mower, and ReaPer.
 Every farmer sha'ild have one. Prioe's Petalu1aa Lry Pres, Three men bale 2i ton. ger day. Bes in the market, Cotton Gins,
 l5 to D saws--haDd or horse, with condsnsers. IVhtcoaJ's Prtent Wheeled Hoyys Lpy Rate, cheaTes; and bess wheel rake imported Revoloing Wcod Hor~ Rakes, Wire Horse RaEe,, Horse Pouers,
 to Ia hore Pr. Double PiHioa Powers. Tread
 Powers, &c. ShiRge Maehmey,
 Lowe. rr'en' vi'h Joiu''r-,re only rrac,icasle ma
 chine masie. Portable Grist MiLis, IS to 9G inches upper or under runner; French Bur- SneePs,als Gang Plon, The leading Gang of the ooas, Ifay Rakss ScytAes, Saatls, ForIs, Grain CIa- dies, de., dc.
 EHirs parts :sT sii Kind. Of Harcestiag Maehinery, For sale at the lowest market rates by
 BAKER & HAMILTON, Importers and Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements r and l9, Frons street,
 SAN FRANCISCO,
 And O. II, l3 and l5 J. street mys3m SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05

A GERMAN doctor maintains that the human skin. when healthy does not absorb, and that baths can have no effect upon it He offers to go into bath containing the most poisonous substances, provided they be not corrosive, to test the truthof his theory, to pay fine if he be wrong. and to go to Paris and submit him self to the disposal of the Academy of Medi- cine at any time for the purpose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
spermatorrhsa.

DR. DOHERTY has just pabiished an important pan phiot sabodying his views and expefienees 10 re ion ta Impotence Yiriiiy being sbort 1is.iss - HleTHaiOrThea Seminal Weakness. Nsfveu. or fnyst Debility consequent upon this AhsetoD, and 0nef p' eases Of the SexIHal Organs.
 This little work contains insrIhsiion of fhe ufnaest Fls to s whether married single and will be sent IthL by na on receipt Of Sin CeDis u posage s'sirrs tpi return postage.
 Addn.s, w.K DOHERTY, n D
 sirl3bm san Francisco Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05

The agricultural influence of ,he Pacific slope s begin hing 10 be felt in the States Already whea, has down to old ant war prcer, and s sul declUing lis predicted that whes the lakes and Erie canal nre open whea, will be sold n New York for dollar ger bushel. The money market prUmses to be tight this spring.
 Arrady inc tide Of emigration s setting South Large numbers of rmes with sms and industrious hands settling in Virginia The South will rise rapidly from her ashes VAC.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
Administrators Notice.
Estate of JOHN T. HOWELL, Deceased.

NoIlCE is given, by the undersigned, Admin. siraior oi he above named estate t he crealrs of sh A pr-s having claims aaihs, .ad deceased ,,, er lad valley county of Yayapai Territory of Ari.en flee. ,, s, . .s,i. s,,.s. ..., .i V, ,si tis ho-
 Administru0r. rfe'eou April % isss ''''A "'',ssy'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
MY SUPPLIES.

Office of Aoting Assistant Ouartermaster, c.=r co:.csssso, Arizona Territory,
 May ist, 1sco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott, H Arizona.

A On hand and for ss,le,- Halls Balsam for de Lungs. Toionsends SarsqpariRa Aysrs' '"
 BristOrs "
 Hrlrs i"
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
 @ dgms Cure,
 Osgoodrs Iadia CAOlagogne, Brooa's ,Iamaioa GiAger, Psrry Dacis's Pain hH1er, GoodaLSs Cntdrrh Remedy. Bro1H's Bronchial Troeh<s, BryaR's Puimonic Wqfers, Dy. DevinSs Pitch Lozenge, Reating's Cough JdyHe's Pate1t Medicines, And, in fact, full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usEally found in drug stores- Ioiia Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psrtunsry. And a large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. G. D. KENDALL. sY Dr. KendaITs ofhee--In rear of Drug Store Prescott, April 24, 1888.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. - VII be received hy inc undersigned al sisis osee until Monday. Jung sfst. Is0S, at Is o'slo<k K M., tor sapPlyAg tis Uns Gossfssnsus ss CANT COLORADO, Afinoua Terrto4y, with
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
To coTre.pondents.

Patients (fuale emale) residing n any par of the States and Territories however disiant who may desife Inc opinion and adyiee of DR DOHkKTY In their fes- f-ctFe eases, and who think proper e submit Ent,en statement of such n preference t holding Iernai n- iervieH, respectfully assured that their s0nmBhsr tons VIII be held m0st sacred. DR DOHkRTl iAsfs fhs opportunity 0f observing that all letter. are Spened as Tossible.
 1T the be fl and cAndidly dsscrbed psreaa con nunieation will be unnecessary, instructions tof akl regimen and fhe general treatment Of the ssf unfu dbg fhe reInedes) win he forwarded wOai delay sna n such s convey Idea Of the ParPofI q tea letter or psVcei 70 transmitted.
 Generalization, by letter or otherwise. free. Permanent cure guaranteed of no pay. ..
 Address, w K DOnEKTY. MD.
 San fnEsiseo Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05

The Largcst and Most General !Stock of GOOds in Ae Territory, or in aHy one house
 south of SlH FraHeisco,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
Administrators Notice. Estate of John Underwood. Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given, by the undersigned. AdminiEinaior Of the above. named estate to tbe ereiiiors o aud all pep0ns having claims agnlus said deeeassif tO exhibit the the undersigned a hi. Tesidenee in PHGSfX, county Of Yayapad Territo- Y Of AIDna within twelve mouths from the frs, publiea ton Of this notice.
 JOHN SMITH Admiuisfrafor Prescott May le ls0g mv9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-05
One Hundred and Sixty tons of Hay,

 One Hundred and Sixty tons of Hay. sf two f,sosssand e oo,O Eounds ts the ;es.
 Bids sn ha received fr any g.rt of the above The hay bs well esIre-t ==4 zs 4 ;ss t-sa saiF of native grss Ii i bs sabei pspectea and seixhi and must t delivered Ia .eh quantities and at such a. may ba equined ey fi- Acting Aisiaat oaaE1erSssr and siseksa n sseh rss 2. Csssf cSsS ss iss ezsf scssssssss ss she Poe. sszy AsE--=.
 bs s.-ss be ca-fsiiy built and p=Uyerly raksd od Co TFtsei ilsm frsa 5e wsaihsf and mHss t the gF0and and iO sfd ss siFrulsa of air under ths stacks
 Has cut saer the 3OA zy sf September lss wiI Dss received All of fhe hay bs delivered befFe ihs l5sh day of November IrSs
 The parties whom eoafHaess may bs awarded vi1 ~ rqsired within f7ry sgsi (sl hoars aer the aeesssse sf tha bs ts gte bsas egaaI o fay CD per cent t he 4Doaai Of the csotEet ss the iihfa r~rssDascs of As zafne
 Eash prup1saI rnuss ts accompanied win ssassusn signed by tis Tzrssss offered iJ tas isE hs sse=rrs stating their Hir gness bsuds n tAe ssnEaoi sholid b- awarded to said kiddsr.
 IR eass e: arEas making bas, osa iseiTaa sssae a'a b@ written out
 Prices nss ls written ss wsIi as expressed la hgus Ike cath af alieSanss so The untcd sares Gesssas~-i No santzaes shz be esEsspea uns t shsii have rsce vel he spps0y@l sf sss SHbDistre DsiHes Department l sEd Division CsnnaNnders
 vsins iherSof la cgueBoy al ths date of Tayzasat Payment wi1 bs made in s8eh taAsts n.sy s fn' nished by tAe used states f~ fha parTe-e a hasa | 1T nos on hatd certified accounts Sil es giyea- . l tads
 copy Of this Advsrt.srn, s slip ca, from tAis V-rsf' must aecornpany eIleh pryTosal
 Proposais to be inc~ed iu an envelope snd iaoFNsd PIofoSal. fr Hay as Camp Cois.as A. IT," and dfsss"t Bli. win sos bs considered unisss ihe Persus n.slas hsBa present ln tbee who hasehsret0'se n si 10 firil Ii'sii easlfae if, ls tis',,s.-.s, myi5td A, A. c M
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-02-17
CLEARFIELD, PA, FEB. II, 1859.
President Grant.

The joint Committee, composed of Sena-
tor Morton and Representatives James F.
Wilson and j. V. L. Pruyn, appointed by
Congress to inform Gen. Grant OF his cleo
tion as President of the United States, per-
formed that duty on Saturday last. On re-
celving the certificate, the General said:
Il can promise the committee that it will
be my endeavor to call around me as assist
ants such men only as think will carry out
the principles which you hIye said the coun-
try desires to be successtul-economy. re.
trenchment, faithful collections of the reve-
nue. and payment of the public debt. fl
should fail in my first choice, | shall not at
any time hesitate to make second, or even
third trial. with the concurrence of the
senate, who have the confirming power. |
should just as soon remove one of my own
appolntees as the appointees of my prede-
cessors; it would make no difference
There Is one matter that | might possibly
speak OF here, and that is the selection of a
cabinet. have always felt that it would
be rather indicate to announce or even to
consult with the gentlemen whom thought
of inviting to positions in my cabinet before
the ofncial declaration OF the result of the
election was made, although | presumed
that there was no doubt about what the de
claratlon would be. But after consideration
| have come to the conclusion that there is
not man IN the country who could be in
vlted to place in the Cabinet, without the
friends Of some other gentleman making an
effort to secure the position; not that there
would be any objection to the party named,
but that there would be others whom they
had set their hearts upon having in the
place. L can tell that from the great mum
Der of requests which come to me in writing
and otherwise for this particular person or
that one, from different sets and delegations.
If announced in advance, efforts would be
made to change my determination, and
therefore L have come to the conclusion not
to announce whom | am going to invite to
seats IN the Cabinet until [ send in their
names to the Senate for confirmation. If [
say anything TO them about it, it will certainly
not be more than two or three days previous
to sending in their names. think it well
to make public declaration of this to the
committee, so that my intention may be
known"
Here we have the new President, do
mestic policy clearly toreshadowed. The
prominent features ofhis administration will
be economy, retrenchment, the faithful
collection of the revenue, and the payment
Of the public debt which is in happy ac
cord with the temper of the public mind,
and will leave an excellent effect on the
financial and business interests of the coun-
try at home and abroad.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-02-17
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

of Pennsylvania. EBENEZER McMASTERS. a
bankrupt under the act of Congress of March %
1867, having applied for a discharge from all his
debts, and other claims proyable under said act,
by order of the Court notice is hereby given to all
persons who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested. to appear on the 9th day of
March 1859 at 10 O'Clock. A. M, before S. Z.
Woodruff Esq. Register in Bankruptcy at his
office, in Philipsburg. Pa, to show cause, if any
they have, why discharge should not be granted
to the said bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given that the Second and Third meetings
of Creditors of the said bankrupt, required by
the 9th and 2Sth sections OF said act will be held
before the said Register, at the time and
place. S. C. McCANDLESS, Clerk
February. 10th 1859. 2t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-02-17
4 Change in Sentiment.

" We are gratifed to observe" says the
Iefe graph, that many of our respectable
coten poraries who have taken especial de-
hight In misrePresenting the action of the
Republican members of the Legislature,
are beginning to see that it would have
been much better if they had ascertained
the real facts in the matter. The expenses
OF the present House of Representatives
viii be over FORTY-FoUR THOUSAND DOL
LARS LESS THAN 1T WAS during former
years, and that too when the Democratic
party was in power. In addition to all that.
the appropriations for different objects. will
be about ONE MILLION less than was form
erly appropriated, and, Notwithstanding
this reduction, the appropriation will be
liberal. When our friends of the Republi-
can press see these facts we feel satisfied
that full credit will be awarded to their Rep
resentatives, which has already been done
to some extent by the most influential Re
publican press of the State"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-02-17
Rapid Voting,

The Harrisburg Telegraph says that,
the testimony taken before the Legislative
Investing Com mittee, establishes that the
Philadelphia election officers are exceeding
ly smart, and can beat their country breth-
ern In taking votes from those who present
themselves as voters. 1t was proven re-
Gently that some one hundred and eighty
votes were deposited in single hour in one
of the precints, and last week it was again
elected that Jno. VI Even, one of the Inspec-
tors in the Eighth Division of the Fourth
ward, received one Aundred and si.rt,- fire
uotes in single hour, and that too when
six different slips were in the bundle and
had to be deposited in six different boxes
Voting three tickets per minute, depositing
them in six different boxes, hunting up the
names on he assessment list, and marking
each name with " Son the list, cannot
be done by any of our country experts, and
We know it to be simple imposibility. 1t
Is unnecessary to say that tie Inspector was
a Democrat. Among TIE one hundred and
and sixty FIVE votes thus polled there were
about twenty Republicans returned.
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