davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-11-15

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~ HI s sa, H. ei.es 1e sa xrs x e
y eolleo sAAnh. 6.si.s lnches. sloG I
FtttAbmrzh I'll .E2xFxet.
Pr.1sscnnu hey, Grade P..,:.rasa u,.r. 4 qn.t
4 sste We ancte aot = lie: sr,1ee nnvnuah-r Il
sissa sss s:s:ss sss 4. IS
Thc Frodnrr Markets.
.. rEM ftlkh
NV Yoax Hay; I-co74us-Qairt and am:
~ r.: aal5 q
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i Ia9: : sas SGs i, Gsi rsa g ees r.
;-9t n Ii, liz! TX sia5 Il !. H.. ra f..s. s;1s y;
a. n e ;S2s.lv o1a meal aaies ~sr.t-katslG.
.Msli :es. 81 J.: = asi : sos .ie.es I'd hin i:
.st .bs f. Tbs: r. II Il :ss T. i.s E:; !tsa
t3< sust H.ce eu 1 At rsstp< pa ,5a :s5 T :. ." ~
toe Arr, g.lf qut. t'fa R:crarx4. ls -; .t.h.
e II IL,
e. = ad &C. ~. i iRTPf. II & III! a. ~'ths
-sr'~r -.,e. 70 te. t*rp'aa =. 7as
~ c1ts: IS DIG Tor fufso K1e. ssA.sae, 4a'st
PETEuITts Fin. =, aHe tos crude. u*,44se
+ 'Isss.+e 1c1nEauiet.
lHArHkA Ilen!. Il role straay a an9uc ssr Rncaoe
Ms oi-he.,y ssi<s sns % n. I. sxeae. 10, da~e.-
tse ~ :: +sc fut ua~s .nea Hsc tss sc-utrs; u
Er,nfTs IrFrrsT1sr- Q-'-t and uneh.psed.
45sstaas*sses 10 :!::sk = sss
.na Dst..it Pss an'a sa,rt y elst s:osa:
sses sst::h ri 1Ssas.n. sae@ .s sa :; 1as:3tl.s
N.rts ktr.dy =. ae far e.. ske for eiioch, nd da
- :Ts ~: s.: &; Il: )! I; L
crime; g soa:s g fHr prime Tess .l.o .a' bss nsw
T. t S'eats - II EFT III: 1T ~ ;':;:e.a
~ s,: aS,s. :.if. i, i s.5saiSlsS;
Il ..i u s a.si Isa..e liz ssaadss: % 1Ssl?e st
r. IT, hes e,1 a; sf LII. r; 'ss ~. H..
soi.rIs. ! III tSs '!s.sssi ,;A4Ss $ ts:
!ss%; IL e 81 5is
fa e e Z "a s
- w.. ATzsr.ar r - =
sa.t via des,aei <it.s i ~: Wh:.i ss<t II
s5e1{ it, Iii ID s:.e 81. I'D. ID
a = + %e$;s.;s 7sa;tsts !. asfSs!@ tas u.
FGPso III II ssn re- aS i a. .us in
ps4ct.se de1.nd Gat nesi. 10 nia.A Ass.'n n.m
rtth t.tr LaauiAf- LAID tstu ~ A1'$i7%c fuf tsit IA
"a. Eaose Steady at us r, md ssza, f.. 1lu.et
sud s''s' '''<' ''' '''' Western
u,,v.ex,z ~ x1hwsrEs. iExss9ss.;,,.-,,,u, x,,s.
"a Il ~ a L & sr = ota q at ns
sss.s 1a1,anr.-t1E1n. st ss,se to Buffalo .na
saiz,.:s e; s,. sss sssi !sas s r +, ss: .ss
No. i; .sas Il iasss u, j. $500 - - '' ''< '''
% agf.to e. f.. y IT, e. h.is5 h.s;
III * RI VI. IL !a<so SON; ,oea4c iot e..
II ncw Ynrt-eto~.nf It the instde tFMfes. q W.
s s.sSiia III T c5S aasss % IL. @ @ y MI ae,ssia
nFs rsa1sstt,ss-FSrs. 4 IL R assMses L..d, 1.e17yc
,.o S'svxL;Assna; -, &c.,.
VII Gs1n ,~ii.I: ID It * IT n i os,s s!te.:
t.y s:,'se "oa IL H., S'4'' ~ { S''e' .'9 As' .
,.a{ ,at ., s. ~ ae s T
t.fass tTss. s ssl i. Il. ~, ~,
rotynn so~. II EHnIAr-1r71z f.ar quiet.
Mtss, dna st.H 1rs,l,.: White alea.,n aos *,,'i.s
or u.eh.uFrd; "a / -: -; : $4''e.
IsI.Asp tHas7 :. ,a:ds s hss;ss: '0sSss
Has11s:s ~ II, d.: ''an ba .hr.s Aun aa
RI. ao + 81. +" dur, Liz sa .hs.. as ba
e'.A ST Lars. r. MIN, oo.r,,,
LGs'fi r.; = ~ ;asd ri}nts .Ns o4e'1e'
DE. o;!i *: ss:,. Sss,:,ss' =. s'ao'
ess,ss esSmT.1u,isfhss ~ ~ a1. - Sn.e... ,si,
ises. "A y fH.Ss's. II ~, "
, 1869-11-15
fpkt u tInnA,

AMa1vxu rroA ch,rAuo, Nav. H--Props weenn,
Std 4-dE4f StAku. -.
CLI1NEu Y1N iaIsc.oo, Suv. Il-Props H4,aarer,
PEu.hrTy.. Fo,snt.tu tT. bt:kr ils1A Csl.e l.
O. y o.kirnH. 4. psma u ). Wells; letr Ro4t and psf
Etnt trr A.nse,
, 1869-11-15

o-1n1TdT-Qxnsf Wa nEtSs - 0aszmaa afsaf&
I1rfrx Of5fS, II 9@ah C2Atk ktro1t.
s.E34s pAJ ExrfsaA---~-- H3A@
FsE51s MKH K11eakx--.-
, 1869-11-15

II H. s .u: tho ii. IL iii. .sst al ,.ts rc
end - IN sing: :,.... ,,,.
i e-.t*t ies' tn.a !s,t wsek
'''''' ,',.a Isk s!ces 1sEoa7H -.
e,aass. sse.ra:x |T.nt. KIT, ~ia u t.tsa oar
70 .is pasils Ht1s.'s 10 <.
10 c.evei.ia. .........H : ilu =
r. ss:saa 81 sas snss I'M ;r
win t.Itn ind Il, t1rr.. II actual nclkAs viii b.
:'p.ie ases rsn It a"s. esf.-.-.--. :.
:s.!<sa1sx ss:I< ;: = x; s:::....
sssf , w ss a. III, ssf l. 1ts :. 81 b:iir Nj. 4 .s
i .ss,s es sn y FL & Z Id :. s ~, ~
.ts'rrt tr.ins In either sh1at,n
s,5 1c.f! sst II r..;.s Is t ..r
sttr.. rs :.ss i1a .Es, ass e
stth ehsr.s,s zci thr rias!r,!L k.',e.. TT m1s
=. - :;:s .:sS a. @ T., T. 5
~ S;xt II .s z IT. IL! t.. .c
:: 1T, .s u. l. te 1t ri
sins .Ldn1i, 1l,"elaa.i nt ln.,,t - t,:e
tunbtr .ey,,d: n.d thy s'rt oll hs'c h, me-,
4 s e. r':'?ts s':ss. 81 but 'Ss IT," 's
Eti,.d. Th~s s.tt taten np a - .av.n.e
s.srr1 al t.te In E-~i n5rasss str~rs orf
3D.. aud to,nd r-;ar ',rs.-rt =. Es<i rri1t. ,strs
u. !it~d sittr,t stick .nI n'd s.,ek '.s-t. l.,r
sl.e l~su tn xs rt-ltrxl AID Nrdrr Al snA4eh Al Z
.nrty ere st'hle adrHntr ttis' n thst "4.f.
iI.hed % thr urrrr rrsdr~. E"rnr'n and lnrrrf
sfrt, Il ~ enIiFi,t nerr or 14s r+ctrd md rsle~s
have rot rrfcerslhaT 'a&tsn& II
i-Iss oxen I'M rusf 1-fas and 1'hrItrr esu e. Al
h.s b-tp 1uft+a IT, howssct. aud the market tl.
hIsn. Hh fllt rtosCrtb tcr tht% 'ntutn& xer1 4H
! fVl1rN I'M t~ fhe
| C1tk1KD rEtrEA
C1nler Hr+vrs --tins. fat. writ fosm I'd. To y
i,*n t7taA1A
.,.~,.' svrt- ,i.s Is t. lin H.. ....... essH
III o. eIaE ~, ',....,.... ...... =. Apo All
IL sii5 .t.nsts,r, ss"tssint 10 IL ioa H.. aEsA7
| s,r,,rt. ~ il, j Id NJ . w. .' lktAtn n
MI, tint laI and thin en1rv md st-efs,.. s1k Al Il
| 1lWso. - =
lhe lnnwnf an the ta<rtrts sud sh.J1nst4 INT hi
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SPEuiAi. NU'rlEEH.


THIS syAsdIe tsair Oyr II t.~ tn saa .ors4 ~
eny ttss and T+1!tet ItJc; z1nes,. rclixsc asts,x
I.ors :; r nt 90 sss"s- s,.s. tesDrs.
hairs Il nd hc.sttai. blAt 1r brr~n- >s1a 81 Il
lt as.sks n7a FrrfrrTp, .nd r~np-rly asp:fe4 4 u
Wt4 Faf1cxv. is HIND : Hr4 fnrx "
, 1869-11-15
tefAbMFKh oil .HxFAef.

Pts1ssCna. hox. t:raae petroleum ussa 4 qh'.t
but stt nv Iris tref .rth sn July =
u ,ste We .qncte 40 u lie: s.'1et nnvnnb.r X
1$c. Bet t11r dlgTtsEton f. opeF&te Rtd N th.
K dn!nF. though tho maft Ct !. sttouz S4xsc fut
NVyeu.br1.
, 1869-11-15
EDUCATIONAL.
lOI ~, i,ADjES' SEMINARY,

HLxn EuvK, LOsu IALANi'. unsafra aA<rst for III
iuu tsiyI+ Fte and Aitnn% aTAnts<r~ sEte
II. n 1he f.It ~ ssirh. .tstt*n ~vckt. enmene"
s"'' wv s"e'">' vi X, nt'R~tn,1l prtseis>}.
, 1869-11-15
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
LEGAL NOTICES.

In tho Ctrcut4 Esuxs Of Cook Counf5s
In tie mater Of ..s a7pEeasaau q tn1 a:s.h
saasiastfs tas :rs Aspctns q rAx = Z, =
csani,, uass e - n1s.eE aseras*s. o;sa1s -,
Gemmis.tsses1 nj q Sc ID DAY ef Jas1sS7; =
.ss sfs1 = sss , Jsdta Z c; ;ae u GU ~ H.
h9aiS = Il msua Cory ii cock. e. f4.ty e. e
pp,ats<ns ei thrts eeAaaszs q ~ s1e an cne t1i1
erb hsass3 I'd six ,a,a:.ee FIJI IL sTss
.sd cry d2,'A:. s. ~ lie ia aaid county.
S.ss<d Ssesisd IA et ssS ssrE IrT.asat T. &
T. - esss assde NJ E9rsa1 90 70 es;2 -,
tsth 60 II ra:4ts Interested 4rs eTeoJ nensA
re- 70 npss aud be he:zt ~ shs AsA1rdes
tony htuS s1eh u yo~e-nhA. A n
~ =, u11St,x. l. 2 sIDWAT.
i1A ~ 3 s. fsSIsT FALI. EDRSA3X4
S;Ha UfCET 7. S1k EN- h+s1sA w G-Setatet.seS..
, 1869-11-15
s'f-t"f,f iir~.. iib'.t*Lis,
g. - T. -. .fz - n q q 4.
COM MfHCIAL.

SATURDAY EvENIhu, NV, IL
The 1oluwlrg taf!e ahuvs the rrertpts And
&h,pr~utr ot peocucc during tne PAaA sNehty-
t.4lt hour.
, 1869-11-15
Monthly Pesroseum report.

~tIe 1rnlJ trttstned- The fec4ipts to-dar Wef-
eoa rta1, md for The sect & 80 heid We QlNe
Al T. s:,a 80 for Inferior TO strictly choic.
, 1869-11-15

QonrAcsdAt PaypetAn. formerly Ct ~. Leafs. a.. ~
tAr l.st nop ysara besa eated thIs e., n II. III
solth plsz14s enzru et n nzrn. oseasa r, sa3 It
IL cot toe nseh 10 eaJ ttas b p II. es: s.essFs
fol rt.zttoa-Rsl tl fux srlae th< d.srasr. no
vrrse. 70 t>~.s s<a to- tss etotsStJ .tcAt sts
md tiid. TO Hrsh ,rrsfin9 ~ - d.se.s q the seE.
", dtts.se. tsuas1 e ys tsss sss II
s*i.tsfei Etrn.si ssM e ny a:seis tsse y es.:s
Sunday. EtE,E Gu eE ait,rss DE- u Hlax
, 1869-11-15

AEtKlFIA

TIE fol owing sanles xnov the fro~4pss snd
phl1u ent. Of nonr, grain, and I've stock ~ ta'a
pcttt fos The past ~eek, and for cotFesfoanns
neefa ending ~ oaIed:
, 1869-11-15

HA0nanty FceE0seun HoPofts
us....t. .-.AS-~,. =. -. - A..,.. n.....
:. - - ~ We 1850 ~" "'
iLf1ed IL lAka, AEd the average per day u0ct
J,nusr, I. the produce frnm Jnunsry /. NJ
1rmsrf i.st ttsr mi tne ayrrxne n~r d. for
thr saut f;o'r. - "
H7y7slx
fot2i OF ehtpT mt Of cxudc for Octoner
Ara u r..onfs ~ f,s.s ~ ~ 81 ~. ,iSH
- - -,..-s
Total oy shipment o3 or1S u eaf1s each. al IN
Sy1ct a hart Dct, l........... Y9IS Si3
Us duct decrease on Nor f.,,, 1ax4t
" -Nv
Josal production 6or&oR October. ... 4lS.aM
Nyessgc per daf lot II AAte....,.,lA0D
Production pfosivpS.Y rrpprted 1860 aC12 taS
TtYat nSftnr tff,r, x3nrA JanurrH
Assrssr ,.xt aay fpr III sss5s. ...,,..tl,NI
Tot1l rrrdne1tap rsUs time IA1t 7ear ~ IS ~ $50
Axersse tss r da> sstoa ila.o lxsk Ycae Eais
1HttS
A.ttvxr rwf "a, ttutire Dc.ootr .A.. 1eay loiss
, 1869-11-15

Iast te.t l1,oca.7s5e3 i.1cL,s3a-2s
The following tahlc Rivc. tlealcrt' q"ut&''oas
tor tu>,rg ard setiiLR guserhmert sMndr, locAl
ucAs, Ruto and si1scr, l. tfi." r.rAe. MS tof-
noon; tre semi ANNUAL ihtrseat ptr1o'is Of tue
United states BONDS sre alsn glyen:
, 1869-11-15

Fstunsr Ms,4,4G~t ~txzsl~nts.
rhIilnAl4 lila, tiov- Is s-At fus nGl cal lecture
L rte II. hss rann II %:'ttnl, this fnrc onbn.
cts-a Ot % lAdles ere 'esehf witn 1su mse STU
deLtA.
, 1869-11-15
New YORK lAve ~sock 11aJsrt.
HEN YokX. NoS IL

NEW Vfk IAVE *10cA UAJHft.
EEr YoHx. Nov. H.
Resyes-RNtrdhs.A e.y loAds YsstrsdAY, EL,Mn,"u
tr ssa n quotrd Al Il 4lsc, TIL auef sulsessns
II i5a&SISc-
si.s p and LAnbs-RrtrIFss. k4.t arad; trade ve.y
n'<*rsts Il nesharErd prizes; sseep, +AAs pet D:
laalis, &SAe rft =.
A~,nt-Kecxipss. t& bead DO ,tffeis prime hogs
offered. Q. t4lcAe Efr tbs c1trstuea Toe reee7t a.
Fsner 10 n1e n t<ht III the Ec+ Il Lke5 t, les
the okhat.9 nf ktFn r<4xed and sAushtrrrd hcre 0t4e
ct ss hrsskst .':ushsrtir< ntE4 It tIruauaIst. <a
tfrr., ii h. s,,nrr,i n d. +sm thsir men noirs.
stt"n sE~f, lIvr and ~ ID frrt<htA l. AhAn-
, 1869-11-15

rne tor ousux Ersi1 has hr cu reoeared alaoe the
,orve tanles vese msdo up: IS czss Nhes:: Ct
csrs ccxn; Asuo b No- do: $40 nu retec:ed DO;
n caIz and f,soe uQ o7ts: cara EIa; ana car
barley. ro:al. 1bl, go b. --.--..-
Tntre ms Z h.se as1spdanee Oh Caanga ID day,
xnd . s,tsntly better rsnge ot prsoes. except IN
she.t. tAs o4hex nszte3s eetrE quietly stronf. ~
rece4as4 xesr 1iaht- Tae tad!ax WA h0weSaE.
alnpt$-ea>Rey sPso0asusst 10 AalFP0S @eSs-
, 1869-11-15

.tor Fc1e's Ans rs.: e II. rod n pf&et1.
NeTw Ehrth Side. v hti- Lake. Is a lumber.
ttsp t.ntcs. hair, = II H.flsr. hi edp Ao1@
ssoV ~ es Mtt|ktS ~ N IL Asoet. 20 n iath
stoR ktLlic H sry4 Gta t4<An tasy, fH1d,t~a
CLtAEEU ,-.-%..-N3T. II
S.xr. AlyrrA. Grst.3 ltxteu. entities -
P.,'p s+etA Nanh~r. Gt1nt a<ytn, IL t5ps tANtead
rr ID. =, Baa.,o, :olca M eern :ss b.s. aoa md
B.1a t,frs. m KIsrr. ls:s y oasa Asao ba exn
MI x1y Aux, frr1s> II q 81 hu earn b.- nrE
T. bT .i.t fs.h+st Dunk!rt Ae8 hH rhc.t t17 cora
NeoF i, g. wrfh'. nuth Haven, 10 bfs cf, lso hsla
saIu ID. ri. rsn Wbits l.t-. $50 bu earn. ~ b
~rop Hik11s.5. 7Tivtre C;lr, e<n bo eo1r and
sear liz s.ii. Ar,srar. LOO ba s.ss, SO bu eo<n.
s<bs serents un; Aesk*soa. Auuo ba e.ss, 100 ha
setr faiio Eoe+ule. Port co.sarn. . a. b. ea'n-
r.. sstfs. Utdteefnrgh. y ats y esEn. 90 htls
A-. ~ Ezfvr htf1 md sH1nTtes
NaJA a:AitsE1 T. ard n f1sdr. 91aalo 0N0 ID ca4s
&c. : ~ Gsais.f, Hu1falor Is sG8 p = bat
SER II. rfst sthsr, Poft 1l1bst1n. AAa b HheHl
Sthr Nin<Sva, aiasA eSnn Alu b1 oafs 5op ID eofn.
~ehr JrNs atH..t. fnet esrrls. l1s9 bu ea.n
HeNr EfapAs tnd~tas Ptft. E114AA
Aezw Cs<> f1v4nt. ~Atl1 1a1es ss4 u aats hsk Saa
dfkar
, 1869-11-15
IzE1HsHIA ]
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

AIh6ny CNtte h14fEsss
sssa>A s,"s~ y" -1I11IY, Nov. Il
.Res+sps ofsesve. .beet Asa ee.a w's mgr :asa ,a
= Hxss fens1a. 9nA St3as M sAs4a hl4neN. NtSs
, 1869-11-15
DYE STUFFS.
ANlLlNE DYES,

Xas.tased y ". r. ~ a,EsH =, =, q 80 = asss
Wu4A iaSxSn, ESktsai 3 IN ain6S - - ~
Tts Es3 - q s1nas5s ~ = tmsess =
r 1hin, Jsp1a sna t11a7e h ASes:Sa saay .n-
:sktas tksE t=-s ro.!:t:n - r. essf FL -
ssaze I Ihs Mant9 9.it.tea gst5 ssfa ~ d.
ssi ~ |Hx1srse1s z..4e 7..s r. - ~ -
az eeshlzd q 41tx thE r?es s<1T II; fEE1da CO.
IL sts-a ,l,.s1- Irasr-st.f3 en1 y asss.i.
81 EsIaa..a- s1a AoJ,sk.saaszrks o2aH.8.A.-
, 1869-11-15
AUTHORIZATION ['RlZES.

Arp.,xtn,,tlors III ths +yO tln Pr1r- xns 9.rN
"sr ,,r III. ~. sl.,ss
Artsr,iM atsn,. I jthe 4aslu1 l1:zt-N'~ Itil5
Atmvs,nas,,.. tp tl,r 9i.tta Pr!zr Mrs. .'ul
Ar1rc 1tfnei,e.e - IT. 3iocoe 1.t1.. Sss IAla
md !fssa sas" H.; I; a i,,i,r yvs. Ysr
"sn.p1laas%asb "a aa s.sb 10 .as ~
r,t,As ,.t1 I, .t Tn}r7nstt.n !urptt,lf.t The
htehrrt fatr1 rsI 1T thnlnnns .nt . t!ts nf tsks
mi NHyrr TAYLOR \ 60. HanirrN
IA " ailst. New H4{k,
, 1869-11-15

EINASc1Al-
fk1pus, N.r. u -yK.r57E.
tteAsn.s fI noot1. Nh: ru1-c.s. seeonAI VIA
Antxse.n e.elrae-. xu,t thd stSsdJi ~. ~ 81
&fhe, "a d3h sea ~. @s 10 o.. ~. Rftt &si. :.
ff'r d. Co, ,tsL seEs Ati4aac 4 breas Se<tcre- =,
st.eka steady-
TAH12. Nov. Il
BoGzHe frr: renkes, ~ ~
cON1tN1AL-
&1sEArpol, NV. Il II Is = m
f1cuf. ~ a. WlntAf xh>st y Id; red wheat. b 81 :
wfite Ntkat, La. tom - "a.
Fosk. il1ita. Lard t1R-
LTx8rcol. nov. 19-Fvr1tr&
Ch&tao-fSun. MSdain& t94Akds, 113S4lljfd; 0reAas.
usf4lIA4s 4sles 10 fSp hAjeA
CAffnfL{a Htf+e h61. lpe; red NeSsEtn, - ~: rd
1insxt. = ID Nr.eH. 40 /. - "a. 0otn-Afxsa, -
-. uyD, l. q. FcAa-4h
Pr $tGsltus Pork. lily 3D. Bed, AA LAID ia.
Cheese. fs Hanos. =. 81 fnr ee~.
sHfits pssteacuan, l'sd; refn d. y ND
TAlow, ~ Bof446s ~ 6>Arsn e VIC ~: whsAe 90.
, 1869-11-15

sNtp~s. and 1iseE&nnu Eann3,
~ HA D.pAteL L. Tne Altc1<p s7hE7a
HglnoKru1', S1~. Ill ,. =.
,cLIaAks,-AIexNsisr. nilss~ xpFtsga nsht; hts.
itAhf. =. tsaA sQsV &aMbfF tasAs foAl FOX han.
.Ata1vEp- Afaet.. south Leekpe<f. = ysx4s arnc:
Gt.. Aadt te1a"rt s'ds rtae. :, 1900. L E"nt
fisaAjl, lea,c,t. s1ysf sfnoe. kd~tn ~stxer, J..
l. u u1 70 Ats ts,< May H.lksL !sss,at ~ ArAs
1t r: ErDefAt " fhtr 1<s4in0. 70 yastt sfnnr;
s.., tlr,<1. sas, - v.rssa stuuc: HoSrd reeds.
ha,I lrtth 40 d, draa.S. llpe; T:saderb,isouth
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
ALctter from whittier, the Poet.

At the Womans Rights Convention at New
port r. l., yesterday, the following letter was
read from John G. Whittier the Quaker poet-
AMEsBURY, Mass, 18th Sth no. 1S69-My
Dear Friend:-I have received thy letter inviting
me to attend the convention in behalf of
womans suffrage ut Newport. X. l., on the 18th
inst. do not see now ii is possible for me to
accept the invitation and were | to do so, the
state of my health would relieve me from the
responsibility of seeming to sanction anything
in its action which might conflict with
my own views of duty or policy; yet |
should do myself great injustice if | did not
embrace this occasion to express my general
sympathy with the movement. l have seen no
good reason why mothers, wives and daughters
should not have the same rights of person, pro-
perty, and citizenship which fathers, husbands,
and brothers have. The sacred memory OF
mother and sister, the wisdom and dignity of
women of my own religious connection, who
have been accustomed to something like equality
in rights, as well as duty, my experience us
co-worshipper with noble and self-sacriic-
ing women, as graceful and helpful in their
household duties they are firm and coura-
geous in their public advocacy of unpopular
truths: the steady friendships which have in
spired and strengthened me, and the reverence
and respect | feel for human nature, irrespec-
tive of seX-all these compel me to look with
something more than acquiescence upon the
efforts you are making. | frankly confess that
! am not able to foresee all the consequences of
the great social and political change proposed
DuJ Oh lnlS am aU least Sure II Is always shlc
to do right, and the truest eXpediency is simple
justice. can understand without sharing the
misgiVings of those who fear that when the vote
drops from woman's hand into the balot-boX,
| the beauty and sentiment, the bloom and
sweetness of womanhood, 90 with it. But in
! this matter it seems to me we can trust
! nature. Stronger than statutes or conven-
! tions, she will be conservative of all that true
men love and honor in woman. Here and there
| may be found an eQuiYocal unseXed Chevalier
Deon but the eternal order and fitness of things
! will remain have no fear that man will be
| less manly or woman less womanly when they
meet on terms of equality before the law. On
| the other hand do not see that the exercise OF
the ballot by woman will prove a remedy for all
the evils OF which she justly complains 1t is
her right as truly as mine. and when she asks
for II 1t is something less than manhood to with
hold it. But unsupported by a more practical
| education, higher aims, and deeper sense OF
the responsibility of life and duty, it is not likely
| to prove blessing in her hands any more thar
in minors With great respectiand hearty sym
| pathy, am, very truly, thy friend,
! JOHN q. WHITTIER.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

The Boston Commonwealth says:-"Candi-
dates for the succession to Governor Boutwell,
IN Congress are becoming yet more numerous
We hear of two names from Lowell, DR.. j. c
Aver and Mayor Richardson. Joshua N, Mar
shall and Judge ID. S. Richardson, from the
same city, had previously been proposed. judge
Richardson, it is said, has considerable strength
with the people of the district from his recoo-
nized ability. Some one again proposes that
nation"
The Little Rock Republican says that what
ever may be the case with other Southern
States, Arkansas is Republican to the core.
There Will be no election until the fall of 1870.
at which time only members of Congress and
legislators are to be elected. Half of the State
Senate, however, hold over until 1878, and they
are true Republicans; and more than half the
Senators to be elected will come from districts
more hope of the Democrats doing anything
with the House.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
ARIZONA.
A Chapter of Horrors.


We published q list recently of those who had
been slain, murdered, or taken captives by the
Indians during the past eighteen months in Pima
county alone but have since discovered that the
bloody list was far from being complete. Ac-
counts never published in any newspaper, and
received from various sources, since our last
issue, show that ten men (four of whom were
Americans and six MeXicans), fell into the hands
of the Apaches at Tubac, Camp Crittenden,
Camp Bowie, and Camp Goodwin. We have
also received accounts showing that an addi-
tonal one hundred and siXty-three head of stock
had been stolen within the past nine months
from Tubac, Point of Mountain, and Tucson
making a total of stock stolen in Pima county.
since January, 1868, of one thousand six hun
dred and ninety head, and stock killed two hun
dred and twenty head.
1t will be seen that ffty-two persons have
been murdered, that eighteen have been
wounded, and that two were carried into cap
tivity, and in all probability suffered thousand
deaths. 1t is n sad spectacle to contemplate.
Out of $500 persons, the population OF Pima
county, suppOsing One-seVenth to be adults, we
will have an adult population of 1S5 of this
number ~ have been Killed and wounded and
carried into captivity, making loss OF over
nine per cent. of our adult population, and pro-
badly much greater percentage OF loss OF pro
perty. Like true Americans, our people are
lighting this unequal contest herolcally; DIaNeiS,
They are supported by rs brave % %soluIer! !r,'o %o
ever struck a blow in any cause Whatever. ino
officers are brave, eXperienced, anu ucISoV'''
but the number of troops is sadly lh"uePu"'e'