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, 1869-03-19

It is reported that General Grant con.
s'rues the Tenure-ot. Office law 70 pre-
vtns removals from Office either during
the session or the recess Or the Senate,
except in the mode prescribed In the acs,
so-wit, fling charges and evidr rnce to sup
pert them against the person removed,
Tor The confederation and action of the
Senate. 1t Is said that his Cabine. coz
cur unanincnEly in thus construction.
This Is certainty the spfris il not the
letter OF the law. l. virtually makes the
President prosecuting attorney instead
Of an executive officer, and Converts the
Senate ino a grand jury. Such machia-
cry Is altogether tco cumbrous fer et1l-
CLERGY, ard we think the President has
shown both wisdom and fIrmness in Je.
clining 10 make appointments when no
vacancies existed. If the Senate choose
to keep Andrew Johnson's cftlcsbolders
In power until charges ard specifications
snd afhdavits can be filed against them,
and unlil Genersi Grant can fird time to
prepare them, let them take the respor 81.
billy cf so doing; and Ie. them s,arl The
brunt OF the battle which the oti1ce-seek-
e1s are 6gh,ipe IN Washington.
, 1869-03-19

Frun 1he W1tksEAr fI,1., GAEt:te, X4.c4 II.
kr. S,cho 1. kinney. Of Avot, eap, am his
VIZ, ID ls3pc IN the hon-e Ut 4laer r. 4, S:orms.
Gu inl The Ahet,et ef ia! Cect;e71u I'd h,s
~,ft 4 TIE Exs', sad 4 :eE.bl. creouu..r vtta 4
SIc1ons hpf.o on SuctaJ nostinK lset, ! 7r farx
A-th.y hare octr fcisttd 20 u. ars a. followt
Vt kitLcy, on str nas1i: & I. qatsi,Dn eert 10
the etA.tt to give htf eorte water. s On ep.ef1tr
ihe 41AE, tie eava9e actGa4 seemed 10 hecnnn
eudueni. enfaEed. ara II 1nre erglu 4 fatinus
ttssek- klek,rg s.c o,tstg !: n..J in 4 mos;
eks+Rr nAs net.
The M'2eks ~e'et 70 ta:ilua and the san 20
n1froF. E'1ne{ could Ie,!hes rttssst nur cefeno
esms' Il. ED was ~ under The feet aEd 1t the
mercy oi tht erfsstd rruts ToEctrt:g I. lis
pr Tsc:ed Ab%ese.. biz wl!s sent casa to The
etsble 70 rec u hr}thl, r WIS sr-ns, Eu,t1itg Z
elfht Of Eor1ot Val yuNuted. The t:al.. Tot
.esefal feet np Its ttdtt, wa besnka1td s1tn
tltl. aEd qu1se- 4 :A:Kc pool Was oss.ETtd
opcn !h. stAole d3,s. Gsrn
eiost! e1scira,,co, poes Kinney "a.
f1rEd 20 Lave cl-xled rEter ihe nat ger. The
! hest' CIR no fttt-1s&sa to tho :euns.l Of tie
wcs Hded nsr. !noset. seemsd ,e,r1oly 'tts htenea
AID 70 spccetla xnsI he bad drra, Eintcyva
quite penscsesa Hs-c tskeu from em pc,l:ont
ros,tten. rnd exsnra,fda -sowe1 nIt sknls s4oiy
1r1cturec II esvEr4i placer, tls hsck tesicarl
lsctsttet II .fe EtfsuA teefa, brrtsss O. vallouf
Larts Of h's rody AaA hts rto aes 1otn 20 .htsde.
fha Lin 1t he 1lfprtut ate nan IL ue.pAiree ~
II. Kinney ~ married 1oly 1Asi month 70 Aizs
EltH smith. u AypN.
, 1869-03-19
GensExi GF1nA's Relation to Polf,1eu
PAfltI4s

1lCN LEE ulC00t$Q "hy0.
The New York 1For.d has neither the er-
peetatlon nor lhe wkh that General Grant
win Join the Democratic party.
Oar expectations and desires are not lar
vaF}rnt from those OF the Irors1-but ner-
haps for dif1ept reasons. The Vor7d seeks
pnr1y ,,.. snecess by party means, aud
With Ahtle regard to the interests of
The eoaitEy- Me anticipate but ilitls CUB
lie good-ceTtainly Zone to our section
from nk re party trium phs. We helteve that
General Graft can maintain the ndependcnt
ami elevated position which he has assumed.
without doing any viote1ce to the reiatIons
he btars to the Fatty which elected him. In
that poaition he can elect more Tor the conn
try and more for hs own fame than By be-
maaienant partisan. may be dl.pleased. but
all the patriotic Of bis own and other paxtlen
will rally TO his support.
He protessed, inltecomIne candidate, IN
earnest desire for pe4ce. Like man OF
seute. he ksrp~s this object Is not to be at.
taiued by stirring up cid quarrels and rub
hipg old sores He tusns his back upon the
unpleasant past, and directs his tace toward
cheering future. He does not Lard bis Dis
courses with the unctucns epithets of rebel
and traitor ; hut his words are mild. and bis
mgGc2itols u1e lor moderation and mutual
!'rs;n io1osa rance; .s; and the restoration Of
and By: the gentle aud conci1issory means
most likely to produce it. II he thereby OF
ttrds radical politicians, either Republican
or Z Eemocratic, snd they wage war upon him,
On their htaas be the consequences. For
CUR part, We care not whether he IL called
Republican Or Democrat, whi1e he ach'eEes
the ends he aims at ; but we thlnk htt aocse0
7F1ll be easier u,d more certain by preserving
/ intact his relations with the party that eleet-
+ ed him. -
, 1869-03-19
i 11lae. Expedition.

The schooner Enma arrived at ID port on
Monday last aiter very tr1nc Lip, full
aec"nnt Ct which We lid in the Tiseonsia,
aid publish betlw% The c!rcnmstancc at-
woFihy uf uots. i ,ew days ago. the Enma
rAi INTO Grand Haven, a suit there a.aIn.t
tnptair Anderson caused the seizure Of tue
Emma By the S9er1i}. and she WINS stripped of
~ :r'anvas except. her n'aIEsati, her an-
cbors ard solrs being also taken. When the
Sheriff hsd completed the work, Captain
Apterson asked :4im why he left the
n anssll. and unmarked, Il may run her
out" The she',H replied TINT il he could
run her ont With tha: he migat do 50 In w-l-
e.ne. A. ibis time the Captain had no idcs
&! atsempu the !vat, but, upou couycrsa-
with bis attorney. and 1t being shown tha.
the Emma belonged to biz father ia Law. Nr.
Fuoes, 1nemb.r Of the Leg stature rom
Mnnits VOC County, the Captain w.s sdyitsd
10 iake h,r out. Aeoua . o'clock d; night
taptaiL Auderkoe -~ett On bpard the v-asel
~, .u' "HA ~ ~ a;sistatce Of eailoe he had
aa4pi ~, unutnt the na1naail, hent l. as a
,or. "a l. ar d in the mld+t ot one Of the heayl-
urmov1ed sud sailed out OF tho river.
lie tr'n ~as, probeb1y, one If the most
fcr,;;. I'd ever atte1 pied gu the lakes. When
oui.i Ice. Cap:a..a !. der:on's sailor gare ont
al i tculd Do poth,nx, I'D the weather VAS
80 scvere thai The nss.er was IL. s1es' aao9er
Il EcIisultE, lht wind was farurapiu, 81
tnIug sf1onc, and be headed tae Emml Tor
This p.:t. Finding lLat be would perish uu-
lses sotnetl:9g VAS done. Captain Anderson
fire III the cabin. By keeping por:I,n OF
III 3cay through the cabid wind ~ md
changing bands % tue tiIier. little more
comfort Was kecufc1, aud the Emma reached
Milwaukee, tlst Cupta.u LeasiJ frozen, cut
having performed oue OF the most Won
dsrfuf s5ips on record, all thfsgs consld-
effd.
Ills :roub.es we're rot e1ded, Tor on his
azsit VI despatch wss sen: t, Sheriff Bsunst,
requesting the arrcs: Of Captain Anderson,
utl he "as taken IN chnrge. Nobody ap-
IWariI e srair 81 h'u. he VAS discharged, On
Mauda, Depuy Sheriff r. WeAta.Twa1. Of
tin. IT, Id ro reaosi, @ Ioos u s asd 'Is Gso:aFp
a: de:s0n ta1utally ci1sed goia-. He had
teiegta tAed 10 the owner Of tue ves-el, and
! rkst gentleman ca. Ia iran Madison, aud
at ouce bad The Sheriff arrested ior unlaw.
'nily der erainirg MS property. The
sbe1in Was s.ra:Csr mere, was new,
in, the business aud did not know
what else to do, 80 be vent quietly TO jail,
vlere be- has be, until to-cag. Meanwhile
the pa-ties 1t Grad Haven. learning The re-
suit, te3rerar.bed here, 10 q huuse, to sign
the >berti's basf tund, and have him re.
Leased. Tbs ~as bring done to dly, and NC
suppose ae:ore til is fiem j. 'ad the Michigan
Sh.rif will he out Of aurance vile, and again
aIser The Eapiaip.
Sheriff WeasherFa1 can now 70 home
with he consolation .nnt be u fast learning
his business Isum prac.:csl e1perie. ce.
Captain Anderson Is 80 American, 4 thor
ouch saalor- apd yet Young man. Il good
grit. eourage snd eailor. lfke qualities are auy
recomn eLu.sn /, te ought to have command
OF ube Of :ke best TesstAa on the lakes
-Nlzsto1roe H:ss.} 1fiaaat-
, 1869-03-19
A EounE nnn Gheois ard Kills hln
Alep-Fathex.
Ftcm tho FeH Al ary Il. dttnsl Co1mcrctai,

Elfrh IT, 1861
rosne.rs liz ard.r, ft;r counea.. Bss 10 10 ..
mew u pEt!. Of q nan h1 kls t:e:,-sor. Tee Co
lnu- hus Entoa x17es tic following pirtieulats OF
tee Muroer:
sGu 'a.t Not cav ntsht Ms Jtf rrcu v. l,au.
trc Els sitp sor- Wissn t.~-t"." cot into a"
a1st1st.on At 'ht subl+r table. Va easr., .,.,.
ptritlTe!y fhlee vi re acsIctsor. Tto -tep,
q ill., s q T.. .s a.
soma .ea'sss j. ,ts- as es'ips <'sn Il. sa.. x,s
r.. when ,he IN 1'n!t, ecmates.d,
and rIaelc* bis revolver, xblce te h4d O.. h!s
t''scr r.-tav.nE tus, eone from 1ovc onn-
no.l y q In nen'ste n1cd. the o.i sru1s MI.
nlu IN he er1ent s,tc ii ii. I'D. met. TIE PSF
utt Low cli1 chez and IN teum! lbey 20. cu,s o
., nc hoe.e. .hss ~ |, ms se1e,r 0Ins. ID nd
1tL npac lin. Of II s.nE Af1laEs a:teppt. d 10
70 get in:o TIE toust sSa!n hat fell. tltn..n irm
biz we1nds. ard d'co tc aaass teo houss. Uxn.
efort VIA: was &lic,te1 o4.se the oeoasr'4
Young o'Gste.d came loto tie cry on rnu-t-
hRd p1e1tn:Ln5 tfi>l before J2auca trt lrjIsn
= At night. and WAS held TO oil! In tie sp Of
thcut>Sd Collar. ~hirt he gave. ana l. VI stx-,"
4 IAN sIAs1kp 9Avks rINf*-naAru or 1Hs
Flc1iA-tak ku&nt axk E.cAr14
Arettes cold n:oode1 mCrd h.s brcc added
Ismr Of Jlck:on tsurl5, sd su5t:tr as s.ms H. has
h<sn acote to tte oc7 hsr Ct tnnte w.o have
within IFS rast Est yt=s1 Htt ,he:: cea:a& oy
nc iei &C In that d1k IND hiocdy county.
u Wrtettsy lat a: Medium, Jack* q t'ouu.
Z. twv mtn Htt In dnt Rns anu hin I'D ri ;ou
Their z4Mes ucte NoTrsll anl Q'Sesl. rhey
drank tcrttheF 1eTeFal unta Art bcc IN Z d,n. + .
erd *oftet VAS soNar y h.t bp1s.sFGu- 4. ws1 ris
hab't Nhen 1der Tic tnGutnc- q :sotas
| IL ~ E4 trtt N old Eru.Rs e43e I'd hnsvern
Nerrril a1a O'NesL bur II was sutpara tts, ~
eae - q sst1.fac:os II Atranzed. After =. t.ne
tEs14 HfxrA| ltnE 1Lu III ktrE Wctrtli !. ssnit
OScll witt pockrt Inf. tie hl,ce # wseh
Ess about shree !rctes IL !erctn. He suceE
| o'Nt u ttren tss7ca se-J tapidy win H. kn.fr,
| etrske-
,.Atses II dtc1sc, tevee stahs upaa hts ,tes:n
"ottcll let 90 1i ht=. USeal VAR to III. co m
sr!t t;Ee eaooa in Ehhn snv rF:ay occurred,
lesned u: on wrh hte elso~. ard tad stnod
tEeTe two of .hree niuasrr vi toat eAy TX 4 lord
| ets tcpfosce'dtY ltft'tt 4. the .stoo. sad
| foufd 10 ee deae. When hlR had ~. rsI,cd
| TON ltf hare be fell tn tic 6err he did Ia.
| cps AZ, Ne icifn, SIR being rc'ca,rd 81 Worrel
| lhs!e WtFc Euc7 er OF pef.ole Ia rue eaioon
all Ct whom ~ltns esed tie nu:aee. But no etShri
| ~. mat 20 alfes' the un: err. and b. wsIt: d
sex ui tee to-ar AnG n ,dc b.. esc,pe. VI do 20:
| k:t arrcst-
Wien crimes llke this arr eourn,,ed With such
fni nnly, ls It Aty wander ftss lyrch lx~ Il re-
| ttfNd 10 by the etkfxfrs Ct saeksaa Court,
That county eas i"cE oeen :sSvAce. ~ ~ bar.
der u art aticR caCg 9: ri - eytr lir
AID ro4 .tn*r Il arful CRIME has hcu stt I'd Ia
| tee list n ltfaNtes tha: have dier1acrd tht
e npty,
, 1869-03-19
TIE LEE COUNTY 1owA) cAgR.

We PRINT this morning communtca-
1ion ircm enc Of the Supervisors Of Lee
County, lows, in relation to the
ntrits ct she judicial controversy
OVER certain bonds issned by that
county, md In defence OF the action
OF Tic Supervisors. II cur correspondent,
or sDy Other person in lows, supposes
itas We have been II hfinenced in our CON-
men.s on the case by any personal favor
tor The bandto1ders or hostility to The
people @, lava, he makes greN mis-
tske. We commeDsEd uoon the facts a.
we u1eer:tocd than, and The law as e1-
pcntded by The courts. The Supervisor
proct eds 10 correct the statement Of the
fRcu as given by us in TIE TR1rusE
Ct March IS IN certain particulars
I. That TIE TnfpusE Is wrong In
statlrs that Il. the suits instituted to SET
aside these Lee County bonds between
September, 1856, ard 1858 resulted sub
ftanual'y againAt the county, aud that
the case In which the Supreme Court Of
lows decide. the bonds to be void was
ro1 tDe,ituted until 1860, and not decided
until 1868.
If. That THE TRIBUNE vas wlopg In
emitting the important fact that 1o suit
was instituted upon these bonds until
two years after the Supreme Court ol
Iowa had declared them to be void.
TIE first correction" Of our state
ment We do not clearly understand, be
csufe the record states thss the bonds
.1.x.1 n- ~ n1oa+{or ha11 n Gen
, 1869-03-19

With these figures We are paid 10 pey cent
aboye cost Of getting. We venture the as.
sertton here tnat where one man eau ret
about 10 Per csut IN farming, twenty I've Vii
fall to do any more thao pay them selves iair
daily wages, one year with another. Some.
thing more may be realized by feeding iii
raised to boys and catils. Tet this REQUIRES
greater capital, consequently many dimes
greater lo:ses are At time. experienced, Let
those young men, mud others wishing TO try
their hands It farming, look orcr these H.
uFrs, aud see whether, With the Guctuatiro
psces ot farm products, he wants to leave q
good trade or bis twenty dollar. month
calling.
We cannot zee how Rural eau ret
any pro1t en- his figures On bad faf1ufr11.
as f1.1S he calls bis net earnings per acre, Ii
be will count the cost Ct fencing, keeping the
fence 10 repair, ard be d-cs anYthiug to keep
up the good condition Of his land. ThspE-
ing "kurar' Tor hi. compliments and fur
ther calculation on the cost Of corn, we
should be pleased 10 have his version on
Nhea,-rsisiug, and the cost OF fences on
iains. Most respectfully,
KrSpALL FARMER.
RhIA4nr III Msrrh " yAfo
, 1869-03-19

Daniel ". voorhees, has let. hls seat id
Congress, gnnc to ILdfapn, and Is now en-.
gagged In daily .fosts OH the stump to put
down the negro In indiana. Daniels heart
Is lsevideLtly wr,iug by the prospect before
bl1n. Ou Saturday last he rehenrsed his sor-
rows In The presence Of a ANAL crowd at
TeEFe Haute, In thIs pathetic strain:
my trttncs. tave sern I ptEro etAn4 IL htR
pface oE ahe nUtr OF C1nPress, Atd Mttenpt 10
nv &c atptten. Ut etroa VIII 70 tie pruua repre-
sentative nt Atslu-@.xun, telt:c al d ;catorlc
6iood e1vt httterts nrl1 sFx;. rh1- nAya ee.p.
Ear JeA1t h1te tton ihs wtltA peuptc cF-<aed
out Of TIE gail-1s.s cy 'he nIaeks; nut a last !
h>Fc nta 10 fse. sfrce lat 'e1eld yruE tsec..
lie tlAck NAE aLo up 1T thg Htnse Of KepreAeE.
en'iV.t. stArmrr forh = ece wn:cn Aotne3cd
had p epAIeu for tina a1d thsc shEs1k away lac
Up tafbt9'& etop"
, 1869-03-19

To the EGtte, o3 The lh!cafo I3sotEet
Your correspondent "Rursl," Of Cham
paien, hsvicg expressed desire II IN
answer to my article on Costs, published
Iu TIE TRIBUNE March 5th. to hare my
Ideas OF the COST OF raising wheat, with your
leaEs, will cndeavor to accommodate him.
But, before psoceedirg, allow uc another
word shout corn. As "R7tal" remarks,
'stne subject has moi been e1hsnsted."
In the speech that criticised, '' Raral ~
saws his idea was simply to show the amount
Of marual labor necessary 10 pfoouce
hu.hcl Of corr. Mine was to show N APP
PROCLAMATION oi the actual cost TO the farmer
Nho Tvs upon hi, own farm, making farm.
irr spa. huslness In ~ \. ansxes, ana 10
as 20 cost, wear and .ear, Of fences. o. tbe
.ier,I,zers recrssasy TO Keep the land mp.
The4e arr Items that cznuot be oveiloased 10
the profit or lc4s account Of farming, oi
wbicn eould b glad for Roral 70 demon.
strate. The eadlng ol ts1tllIzeet to The land.
, 1869-03-19
ReHaoH al,

The Greek PfemIcr vas Luet Music tetca..
Mut2.'s tAukotsr te7etss eehoal IN Bordeaux,
Ke<. Mr.. 2. a. Har.issa w.li, tt.s ,e.r, preach
icr the UEiVtR.Alis,s, n Wal:tam, Mu4.
Mir YrEe, VITO wtots Ike He.s Of HIdeiy6e.
etc. tdt's the Lo1oou Monthly F.tkef.
General Dcul viii keep = bu'l=tiz book At the
E1eeu,ive uantiou ior pewtp1per men.
Rev. pr. Bntttt Escn will be eo.tee1ascd Btshop
Of Ceau1l New York on he 8th p1o1.
TIE KiuK II wu.teneufg. tia .,xaf'a h<other-tr.
law. hi secretly tur-ed Catholic
Bon. +. .. FsI TON aksres to give SO ooo 10 CO.
xag aYyptsxso.shIp Of Natural setasea N H&s,il-
, 1869-03-19

4 nr,,rr1.d law,uit. which has assed
no1e thnn twenty years. has recently been
hrnnabt to a else in England. In 1873 4
ady named walter was enEassa 10 n se tne MAJ.
lied to y, p.nGs5 e;n ssp xas axed a sud ne
%fai'n: ~ 'nn;eparstions were made, when VI:
~ fnneer wss taken suddenly, ", and
.lird on the very day appointed for me cefe~
mnnT. He had meaauhl1e made VIII. oe.
auea:h1g all his property. to hi; iniended
bride, This WIS vigorously attacked o. the
,e'atiyes Of the deceased, md sbe zult Was
tsken from court so court untitths patience Of
the rarties was almost cxhsusted. Aae lau5
married arotasr rtn1le9sss ana Z, ,nsa had ssveFa!
ssldssE az Of .DoI sae e'fa serseu ais 7aa
heirat.iav, brother. II Is stated, has It
is.i succeeded in oosai.,ux deeree from ths
Court of Ch aceTy *.tabllEhinG his right 70
The property, wb.ch has value, n1swtth-
standing legal olaarxes, Of about $44o0 900,
, 1869-03-19

Net On the 10 aerrs. 1870
Or little more than a per acre. Not I very
big profit on Tie capital employed sud the
pay Of man md bis wtfo for
their labor, ts We must count the
mans vi[c's labor. hers beirg iudlspen-
sable IN farmers history Of accounts. Aud
this may be considered cnly far average al
the way farmers arc paid throughout the
country. Between, \ mans forty acres Of
corn and lortY acres Of wheat he viii 1ei.
hY Kural'e best figures Oh corn, 80 per acre
t2io; on wheat, = per acre, $l6o. Total,
CAtNll hyestsd, 70 sc,es At 10. r. am
Fs:mtLg tools, team, &C. &c+.........,...,.... nj
, 1869-03-19

This would make Nr. Bakers majority l4S,
though the official returns from Pope will
probably increase 1t.
The Cairo Tina, tn reference to tho result,
says:
=" Non that the election OF Mr.. Baker 10 theknf.
Gcc Ct Circuit JudEo css become settled fset,
al psf:1es 1rfr.s IccEF' !Ect satst6ed. TIE faet
hut itat e'einal I1ghlrnatr Of pNt1' Kept 1hcm
ftIm ksyiEE 60"
, 1869-03-19
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS I
A4-kNFN ~ Sh~t

DA.1y Eduoo. PEI ytAr. By HAH-....-......t19.0 2 90
rzs-Eeek1y E1iuoa, peF ytss. bE ulIL,.... 500
Sunday Edition. p3 Jea., By kAn........... 1ao
weekly Edt1oa. pee Teas. nJ xAI1-...--.... 400
Pl,1s ofa az It 42cae uN.
To prevent delAv 1nd zaittASea, Be sun snd AN
Fort Os1oA 1dtresa Il tal. inelnllrx state Ind
CauhJ.
Po4,u,stess art Allowed un rey cent eouu.stlcul
Ren1,iahce4 may oe tuada either by t,raft Exprai,
Fpss Ocf Order. In rcxstcfcd tcs:eEs 1t our sAk
11xxS 70 CIT scBsearnHxs,
Dtily, deHterea. sunday E1cxrTxp. 15ctx ref reek:
oAl7, delivered SUNDAY 1Nctrpkp, 30cu. PEI week.
Aut1rx TRIBUNE COMPANY
Chicago, Ii.
, 1869-03-19

We learn from the Buffalo Commesr;al Ad-
ssTtis<T that an end has been put to the
scheme TO build IN International bridge be.
tween BntIalo Tor rather Black Rocky and the
Canana shore. A special committee OF the
Common Council ot Buffalo have been for q
long time engaged upon the question, and
they finally unanimously sereed upon reso-
luton, which was Afterwards adopted by the
Common Council. in which they say thu.
"Rrave doubta arc entertained BY our cst.-
xens as I'd the Jurisdiction Of this State as
one of the parties, and of the Dominion of
Canada as the other, and that the franchise
co granted and held from them is not tn Itself
sufficient to satisfy thls body In taking any
in,tia1ory steps without further leglsia,ion.'
, 1869-03-19

It srrobable that Bakers majority over
Sloan ios the jndgeship in tho Nineteenth
Judicial Circuit, will be about 15o.
Official returrs have byen received at the
Secretary's oflce, only from Pulaski and
MasBar A fot1oHs.
, 1869-03-19

TOTAL cost Of 1ailtnK and markettng..3 sti 80
Eoe. per fe..-...-........- ..........-. Ellis
Icsl PR l-.-...-...................- lO5
, 1869-03-19

Noet VI 4a:sl1R... ...........-....,-....,& TDj.
Ccft of marketing 10 toa.s, It 70 bu TO the
, 1869-03-19

A lev weeks before they sailed, among
other 1cstels~ tha Yorktown. also \ swallow
t.il, came In distressed, having spruux alesk.
srd ,cst her tcpua,ts. Her passengers ware
transferred to the Amet!csn Union. The
third mate. IN English hlackeuazd, utterIr
unit IN every va5 tor the position he ocrn.
plsd, wtnt % shore. got drnnk, tnd atsuck
passenETt Who com mplatped TO Cousui Dab
uey, md the third mate followed him on
board, and ceeeurg no 10 him unperctirpd,
etruci him blow That fel1ed hiW, Williams
, 1869-03-19
TIE LEE COUNTY, IOWA
CASE,

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Bh1s1o1, H., March IS, 1900.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-04-15
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor
A Beautiful Compliment to Woman.

Dr. Samuel Henry Dickson ofSouth Car.
olina, one of the Professors in Jefferson
Medical College in Philadelphia, in ad-
dressing the recent graduates of that in
stitution, paid the following beautiful CON-
pliment to woman which we know every
woman will appreciate:
1t has often been remarked that the
physician, above all other men, should be
IA gentleman and man Of honor. 1avow
myself as of those who hold in profound
reverence 1.-The grand old name of gentle
man." whether it represent the chivalrous
knight of the ancient legends: the Bayard
without fear and without reproach-or
the madman of Cer,ante the peerless
Don Quixote; the here Of Thackerary's
charming fiction, the dear old Colonel
Ncwcome the bright poetical picture OF
noble King Arthur, as drawn by Tcnny-
son, or the glorious statucsque model OF
history, Sir Philip Sidney; and regard
honor us the bright, fragrant flower of
morality and virtue. Our profession is
one of the highest and most sacred trusts,
which to violate must entail all the penal
ties of the basest trcachery. Our rea-
tions with our patients, and especially
with women, arc incxprcssiby conidcn-
tial and delicate. and afford us opportnn-
ties, which shonld never be disregar1ed,
of sustaining the feeble and protecting
those who need sympathy and help
whose faces we should not permi: the
winds of heaven to visit too roughly"
Depend upon it that in proportion as
You fulfil such duties in the domestic cir
cles where you arc received rs guardian
and guide, will be your future success. l
am proud to say that u large part of the
purcst happiness have enjoyed in my
chcckcrcd course has resulted from my
professional relations with women, and
the close and valuable friendships origi-
mating therein. 1t is to them that we
must look for tenderness, gratitude and
fidelity.
woman's soft hand my early cradle spread
Her gentle cnre bedccked my bridal bed
BY Woman lei my dying hours be hurst,
Her love the last fond solace, as the first