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The New York herald., 1869-09-04
THE SUPERvISORsHlp.
Nhc SIXTH Ward Democracy Declare for Wall
ter Roche-Banner Ruising.

,2hc Sixth Ward Democracy Declare for Wall
ter noche-Banner Ruising.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting last
might Of the Sixth Ward young Mems Democratic
Club at No, "a Mulberry street for the purpose OF
raising banner 10 walter Roche for Supervisor
After the banner raising the meeting called to
order by The President Mr. Daniel Meehan, when
resolutions were offered py Mr.. John Martin endors-
'ang Mp Roche as the only fitting candidate and
pledgbhg the support OF the association, which
lutiorls were unanimously adopted - '
The Fourteenth Ward Declare for Jacob
Cohen.
= numerous meeting OF the citizens Of the Four
teentn ward assembled at Hildebrandt's Hotel, No.
16o Hester street. Mr.. Patrick Moran presided, with
MI George Hanley as secretary. After eloquent
speeches by Mr.. John McGinn and others, all advo.
eating the election OF Mr.. Jacob Cohen for Super.
VISOR, the following resolution was passed.
Res'ed That the and tried democracy of the Four
seentb ward pledge their undivided support Jacob Cohen
OF the Nineteenth ward for Supervisor OF the city
OF New York.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
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Bro: Eaps5Ienssd lresh westerly gales The 9sI snco
sa Soasa Ass 8 H. 81 Ia
s. sS
.as PSp. Dsn DE- wi" md''
stssmahip Brunette, freeman, Philadelphia with mdseo
with
ms.s wns' .nS ns .S sS :. IT a.
s.y: sas: soss ias 4S long ssss W ship Ellen SbTs.
Ss 2Is Rss rs
pssss ssGss ": S ''
% S % sns s.sIsassa sS a. P%s
Bark John Grimm, DOwnsy, Boston. davs in balas. to
Lee /: W{d 'on. Cow Bay cB, IS days. with ooA
; S:r: s.a1ss Santiago
Canal SSas AorsSoas Barws Ottawa. oE. is dAy.
fos New YORK VIII lumber 0S' 70 0h
Passed Through Holl Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Trinity, Smith, New London New York. IN ballast
Brig Yankes Blade coombs. Bangor for New York. with
schr E1smpsr, Lsitch Sand River. Ms, days. for New
ssh! SiGs!; Chapman. Georges Bank. for New York;
sohr Sawyer POST calas for New York, with lumber to
F:ese W.: Addison for New York, with spar. to
schr Paran Clark, Machas for New York, with LATIN to
schr Dickens. Morrill, Westerly for New York.
echr Pavilion, Brightmsn, F2ll River for Rondout.
1ss fSpfG%f
Echr Marvel Hll, Provdence for Phadelphia.
ssr HsS.c Eonson 1o S SsM
schr Mary Ann, RoSSin:, New Haven for New York.
Sss S.s assss fss New
sshr P.rs JQ6nsGn feTtshssss @ ssia for New New Yok
Schr N Bartlett Kicker, Goose Island for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Belle, Jones, Philadelphia for Boston.
gchr Mary Eli1a, Audrey. Ambov for Providence.
seSr Casper hsft sSss 4%Soy SSf fot SoIyicS 9
schr Mantle, Green, , South Amboy fqE Stamford
ssSi $.ai. xs.@s Evsn; Els:Ss.spsn New Haven:
shr Ger FTs%:
sehr Highland Turner, Eisabsthport for Boston.
schr w Dn6osa Rich ,E;,zSSs,hpoIt for Boston
schr Weller Kelsey Eiizabeilpori for Middlso wn,
schr Seneca, =, Elizabethport for Plymouth.
schr Richard Borden, Borden, Poughkeepsis for Fall
schr J I Thompson, - for Woods Hole.
Shr R.vd r HaGow New Yoyk for New Bedford
schr n Clark, sacke.,, New York for Midde.own.
schr sally Merrill Walters, New York Tor Cold Spring.
aon ~uras sS sNs1s ssT
schr Cinderella, Bond, New York for Port Jefferson.
1son M S.M aos @ Bangor
schr EMILY psnniSn I,1 %n Ass, New York for =.
soSr sssnr,a wlscn' New YORK for Glen Cove
sh schr Brooks sGper New YoSk for NSrthpor, & ~
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, ASSEMBLY.
Preparations for the Fight.

Preparations for the Fight.
special meeting of this association was held last
evening al Plimpton Hall for the purpose OF COM
pleting Its organization and making preparations for
the approaching elections. In the absence OF the
President Captain J. II. Brady, first Vice President
occupied the chair. large number Of names were
proposed for membership. On the motion Of General
,. Q, Pinokney Messrs, Aaines, Cranwel and Ode
were appointed committee to prepare code Of
rules and bylaws for the association, and Messrs.
itee to prepare list OF suitable persons to act at
the elections as canvassers anu registers and to pre-
pare generally for the elections. Circulars be
sent out to the whole Of the republicans OF the dis
rict, inviting them to join the organization and sup
port the new central committee, and the German
republicans are to be specially invited.
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

Flanly, 2; Carleton, 3; Wotere, 3, 80,
Home runs-Swandell, !.
Fly Oatche s-Fianly, 81 3. Mns LEWIS swandell
GJs.henS, ssS a G.ppss Eson Spring
Foul bound catches,- Mutual, !; Irvington, 1.
Base play-Put out by E. Mills IL Flany q; W6ters, a.
Carleton, 6-total, Is.
Put out by M. Campbell H. Assisted by II. Campbell
0reathead, l Stockman, 1-total, 8.
Out on fouls,Mutual. 3; Irvington, T.
Scorers-Messrs. hedding and Taylor.
Umpre-Mr. John Grum, OF the Eckfords
Time Of game-Two hours and thirty minutes.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 5, 1859.
go. - lE-----.-.s ..
Herald Paclxares.

Captains and Purser Of Vessels arriving at this por VIII
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALp o"
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
will be BY the following the proceedings
Of tho regular monthly meeting held March g. 1867
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The ONCE Of the HKRALD stsam yachts JAMES and
JRANNgTTH 10 Al whitehall alp. All communications from
and consigneeso the masters Of inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free of charge
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THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS OF the 1wsSN-sssoNu WARD

The committee appointed by the meeting Of the
German Democratic ASSOCIATION Of the Twenty-sec,
ond ward on Thursday last, composed OF Messrs. A.
Tautphoeus, Robert Guenthal Dr. Eugene J. Bode,
Colonel A. Wulschel, Justus Koch, w. Craner and
Henry Wines, have united In declaration that the
only resolution relative to the question OF civil JUS.
rice In tie district and which was UNANIMOUSLY
carried, was to appoint committee, consisting OF
the above named gentlemen, to confer with the other
political organizations Of the district, and urge the
nomination OF q German for civil justice IN place OF
the present incumbent but that in nOwlse was Mr..
Stemmer the choice OF the organization.
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

avhens,c Information At hand 10 prove 10 tne con.
rary Therefore the charges preferred must 20 ueiore
the world as they are and for what they are worth In
the eyes OF an Intelligent and discriminating public.
Certain 1t is however, that majority OF the people
of this city are prepared to believe almost any
thing Of an unjust, immoral and unscrppulous cnsr'
acter charged against men sitting on the great pub
lie highw ay to be seen and heard OF men, and
clothed In the habiliments OF authority. much more
than they would believe that worthy act had been
performed by then SO eager has the public mind
become for prey. In the meantime the war RACES
fercey and will continue TO rage between the Tam.
many aud nti-TamIany factions. DIODORUS.
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER A, 1859.

Immediately ned to the woods. he was pursued by
couple OF officers and at length, seeing his chance
OF escape hopeless, took knife from he pocket,
an ugly wound, two inches in length, ON his meek
before being secured. After receiving surgical aid
WILCOX was lodgs9 N ne co1nty Jail. 'e-s
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

bark Harriet Lievesey at New Bedford and tow her into
has proved unsuccessfu and casks placed
her.
BRIG FAeKHHrEx (Belg from Havana for Norway, with
sugar. French Reef but got OF by wrsckers and
arrived at Key West 8d inst.
scnR JESSIE soNgRs, Moore, 81 days from New York
for ndianoa put into Pensacola 26h u In Distress having
experienced heavy weather the carrying away
flying jibboom SAILS &C. had been held upon the
vessel and cargo, with what result not stated
SCuR WILLIE LRK--Ths fire In the lime Of schr " Lee,
from Rockand ut Edgaown, has been suppressed and
serious damage will be sustained by vessel or cargo.
soHR JOHN CALLAaHAN, Guinty, wrecked at st Jo-
seph Island Texa In the late gae all handS supposed to
have been lost
scHR Z SIMMONS 10 to be towed to New Bedford from
Holmes Hole on Thursday by steamer Helen Augusta.
scHR ANN MARIA, Livingston, wrecked near Pass
CAvalo lighthouse In the late gale.
DISASTERS THE COAST TRxAs.--The late gale on
pus Christi The following disasters are reported schr sa
rah Quinn (of New York; went ashore Catfish Island
only feet around her at high tide The chr Mist lost
Aansas Bay the Mattagorda driven ashore on
ven through the new wharf Of Msssr1 Wood Smith; she
The schr Alfred sammie h bottom up and suppoled be
total loss The sloop Rob Roy In similar fx The soop
Shell Fish capszed In Turtle Bayou between Rockport and
CALCUTTA, July ss--The Nesutan from Cardn, while
coming up grounded Muckraptty Lumps July l9, and
nosted In about hour; she will be examined.
Hone KoNe, July 1.-THE Argonsu, Baker from Balti-
%Uss S ns here & nH
and damage carrying away mainsa,
board main rigging and buwarks tearing sails and losing
mizzen topgalanmast &c.
~, FnEprnIoKsnAvEs, Aug u The Pauline KyIne, from
been ashore Uegsby Aug To- had thrown part Of
overheard.
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WhNIemen.
Arrived at New Bedford Sept schr Crowel, OF Pro-
vincetown Cannon from Hatteras Ground 2gh u with 22o
obs % OIL Reports spoke 2sh u schr Rising sum Free
man, Provincetown, IS this (wbo reported 26th
bark Sea Queen, Moors Wsspor 1900 sp ell oldso leave
Touched a. 81 Hs,eua July a. bark Minerva smyth How.
land, NB +S0 sp this board62O 2So VIII all
told (and sailed again to cruise
Cleared Al Gibraltar Aug is bark Annswan, Russell, NIB,
FayaL
and April % with $50 bbs sp on all WE'LL.
spokenAug IT, IS miles west Cape Spnrte bark Anna
wa New BEDFORD - months OUT with 9so bbls sp oil all
Aug q. on Charleston oround brig star CASTLE Clay, Of
FH 81 bbh sp this season.
Spoken.
n, IenWW
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

Thomas Kildea. . workman in the foundry OF
Richardson Boynton Van Brunt street, had his
left leg and foot terribly burned last evening BY
College Hospital
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

MCCARTHY. On Friday, September g. DENN1g
of the parish Castle Magnor, county Cork, ireland.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at three O'CLOCK, rom
332 East Twenty-eighth street.
IEor other deaths see serenth pdQe.l
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamship City OF Dublin, for Antwerp.
Wind al sunset 8.
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

STEAMSHIP RHRIN-The following 10 an abstract Of tho
log OF the North German Loyds steamship Rhen Captain
Meyer, from Southampton for New York. having left
the former place ats Pm Of Aug and passed the Needles
PM Of dau.-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12
Literary Notices.

WOMAN Her EIGGTs, WReSGs. paIyLrGEs AND
Resp DISABILITIES Ely i. r. RHocKErT II D author
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The author in treating this subject, which is now
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he whole question Of the political, social and ocoR-
unlcal status OF woman, gathers from past history
and from present laws ard customs what the
tnl wrongs, o. pressons and disabilities under which
the sex suffer, what their present rights and
pryi eges and their moral social and intellectual
lations to He limits their capacities, economic
cay, politically and socially and gives popular
gumenss for and against their exercise of the right OF
suffrage. Avoiding ridicule in place of
gument aud conrteousy treating the subject with
the consideration its Importance demands he, how
ever finds himself driven to conclusions which may
not meet the views of all his fair readers, and con
demns the concession Of the suffrage. The volume
is profusely illustrated with engravings showing We
man in past, present. and what might he future con-
ditons. 1t is commended to that somewhat nuIner-
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NOVELTIES viii be given among them The Prisoner
of the Bastile,'' by Ann s. Stephens sThe Secret a.
Bartram's Holiac' by Jane C. Austin, /" How it end
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12
Nov. 9Th, 1869. --n6w4 IL

FATAL AccIDENT.-The particulars OF
the accident by which Alfred n Million
was killed in the village of Argyle, on
Monday, Oct. 22d, are as follows:
Theodore Hawlvy, Thomas Smith and
Alfred N. Million were going out on a
shooting excursion. They were in wag-
on about ready to start. Hawley and Mil
lion were in the seat. Smith was in be-
hind 1t seems that the deceased had his
own gun and Hawley's; that he was
reaching back to pick up Hawleys, when
his foot touched the lock Of his gun, caus-
ing it to discharge. The muzzle must
have been directly under his neck, the load
taking effect in the left side, passing en-
tirely through, and severing the jugular
vein. The unfortunate iaan did not move
a muscle, death ensuing instantly. The
deceased was 26 years OF age. and leaves a
wife and two children to mourn hrs loss,
as we'll as large circle Of friends and &C
quaintances He was veteran soldier,
having served in the Third, aud Thirty
first Wisconsin Regiments. Darlington
Republican,
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12
ORNILLE STRONG,
elk of the Co. BID OF Superv's,
JAMES JONES, Con
Justice OF the Peace, OF [
THOMAS EEK,
Justice of the Peace,
tod Cunarvisors' Offirn nohppyilia NJ
STATEMENT CF TIE COUNTY BOARD OF CAN
WASHERS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, iss


WASHERS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, iss
IOWA COUNTY,
We. Orvlle Strong, Clerk Of the County Board of
Supcryisors and james Jones and Thomas Carkeek,
Justices OF the Peace in and Tor said county costi-
tutinr n County Board of Canvassers therefor. do
hereby certify that the foregoing and within Iabu-
lar Statement is correct and true as compiled from
Board o Supervisors OF said County, and as compared
Herewith 10y u.s. and that from said returns 1t APP
pears that the whole number OF votes polled In SAID
county at the General Election held in the several
towns wards and election precincts thereof on Tues
day. the second day of November 1862 was as fol-
lows to wit
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hundreu ana seventy
five of which number
Lncius Fairchild received fourteen hundred and
thirteen;
Chas ID. Robinson received t"eife huhufeu ana
sixty-two
For Lieut. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hundred and
seventy three; OF which number
Thaddeus c, Pound received thirteenl hundred ana
ninety;
Hamilton H. Gray received twelve hundred and
eghty-three.
For Secretary OF State-IWenty-six hundred elShty
Lewellyn Breese received fourteen hundred and
| twenty-seyen; 80
AniaSa u. COOK recelFeu i"eHe huiul Gu anu AAtJ
| three.
| For State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hundred and
| eli ght; of which number
| Henry BATE received fourteen hundred and six
teen;
| John Black received twelve hundred and sixty
| four
For Attorney Generality cnty-six hundred and
eighty of which number
| s. S. Barlow received fourteen hundred and eight
| cen;
Siias U Pinney received twelve hundred and sixty
| two.
For State Observation-Disclosures hundred
! and eighty-one; OF which number
Alex j. Craig received fourteen hundred anu nine-
| teen;
| sixty-two.
! FOR State Prison Commissioner-Twenty-s hun
| dred and fifty-seven; OF which number
| George 4. Wheeler received thirteen hundred and
| ninety-six;
one.
| For Member of Assembly, Southern (1st) District
| Nine hundred and thirty; OF which number
| George W. Bliss received four hundred and seventy
one and
John u Baker received four hundred and lfty-nine
| For Member of Assembly Northern cd District
Sixteen hundred and thrty-eight; OF which number
William 4. Rowe received sey.n hundred and sew
enty-six; and
Henry C. Barnard received eight hundred and six
ty-two and
William H. Peck received one.
For Supervisor, I'd District, comprising the Town
Of DodreviIie Highland and RiGgeway-Ten hundret
and tiirty-six of which number
Archibald Campbell received five hundred an
twenty six and
David Mcfarland received FIVE hundred and ten.
For County Superintendent of Schools-Twenty
one hundred and ffty-eght; of which number
| Samuel Parks received eleven hundred and six;
William H. Peck received ten hundred and fifty
two.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12

Local BREviTrEs. c. Davey is very
inson's He has complement Of hands,
and is Rushing it to completion very rapid
ly. He expects to be able to nave his
stock OF furniture into it in about two
weeks.
MIR. Northey has completed his build
ing in good style, aud it is now one of the
best looking stores on the street. He has
just returned from Chicago, where he has
purchased full stock OF drapciy goods,
millinery. dress trimmings, &C., &c. New
goods are arriving daily
MIR j X Davis has the foundation
laid for a new store south OF the U. ). 10
tel. If The weather will erniit it Is to be
finished and stocked with goods this fall
Such is the rush Tor custom made
boots and shoes at Thral; i SOFAS that
they have to increase their already large
force, aud advertise in this issue for three
A No. shormakers.
&C. A. DcSllva has sol his farm. He
leaves in search of new home in iowa or
Missouri next week He will not remove
from the coanty until spring.
We give liz THIS Issue the Official result
of the election in this county.
MIR. John Curnow advertiseS to sell
his stock of personal property, &C., at
anclio1. On Wednesday, November oath.
See advertisement.
The Board of Supervisors convened
ia thi- village on Tuesday last. A. this
Is the annual session, considerable bu>i-
ness has been brought up They add
journed yesterday. Proceedings next
week
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12
hUCTION SALE.

The undersigned viii sell at public auction, on
the Matthew Bishop place, near the Messersmiili
Farm in Dodgeville on
Wednesday, Nov. Gath, 1869,
commencing at 10 O'Clock AN, the following prop
erty:
l span working Horses, with harness; yearline
Colt Cows. / two-year-old Steer, yearlinSs, {
pigs, ! Buggy, Cutter, / }. II. NANNY Reaper,
WAGON, pair Bubs, pows, Harrow, Van
Brunt seeder, a quantity of Household Furniture
Cupboard, Stoves, &c.
TERMS-All sums under $40, cash; all over, twelve
months credit at IL per cent. interest, with ap
proved security. JOHN CtRNOH.
GEO ". ROBERTS, Auctioneer.
Dated Nov. L. 1900 9-2wu
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-11-12
rzORFCLOsI1RE SALE-sTATE OF

Ii Wisconsn--Iowa County Circuit Court John
=. Fitzgibbon, Plaintiff against Joseph Rogers and
Elizabeth Rogers, his wife, defendants Notice is
hereby given that in pursuance and by virtue Of u
alignment OF foreclosure and sale. made in the above
entitled action the 1lth day of October, d. 1869,
by the Circuit Court in and for said county, the
subscriber the Sheriff of said county, will sell
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
House in the village of Dodgeyille i'll said county, on
the 18th day of december, 1860, at O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day, the real estate and nortgaged
premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and
therein described follows 10 wit: The north hal
of the northwest quarter and the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section number three (3,
in TOWNSHIP? number ~ north Of range number
four a. east OF the 18th principal meridian, i'll Iowa
county and state Of Wisconsin
Dated Sherihs Office, Dodgeville, Wis, this 1lth
day OF October, 1869.
WILLIAM SANDS,
Sheriff Of Iowa Co, Wis.
REESE & MULKs Plaintiffs Attys. 9-7wn
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