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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. S. e., March 8, 1859.
T. +. L. Cardozo Secretary OF state OF South Csro.
lima do HEREBY certify that this Is correct copy OF
an act entitled can net to enable the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company to complete their
road" filed in this Office.
Given und r my hand and the seal of the State, in
Columbia, this 9Th day of March, a. D.. 1869. and
In the ninety third year of the Independence OF
''o'' o'-''o F. L. cAnpozo.
Secretary of State South Carolina.
Hon. Henry Buist offered the following reso-
lutions, which wero seconded by G. W. VII.
lians, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
To the Cbmptrollcr- General and the Secretary Of STATE
of the State Of South Carolina:
THIS i. % certify, that u. meeting Of the stock
holaors Of the Savannah and Charleston Poi road
Company. duly called and held in conformityto the
PROVISIONS a their charter and by laws on the seren-
tsenth da, Of March, 1862 the following resolutions
were duly pro osed, cons dored aud adopted, and
We ordered 10 be entered on the minutes OF the
company which has been dune accordingly:
]. Resolved. That this company do hereby accept
mud consent to The amendment OF their charter.
made by act of the Genesl Assembly, duly rati-
lied on ihs I'd day OF March, 1850. and entitled "An
act to enable he savannah and Charleston Railroad
Company 10 complete their road !" and especially the
seventh section uf said act which in the folio aing
WORDS: 'Secton 7. This act shall not be OF force
until said SavanDah and Charleston Railroad Com
pan consent TO the amendment of their charter, SO
that the property OF said corporation shall be sub.
ect to lux ,tion in conformity it'll Section of Arti.
Gle II Of the constitution and said consent cer;i-
lied under the seal Of said company 20 tho Comptrol-
er-General and secretary OF State. Upon the filing
of said consent the said charter shall DO deemed and
held to be modified in conformity with said section
of the constitution provided that no tax shall as
sosssd or levie upon said road until the shall
have bees completed"
Q. Resored, That the President of this Company is
D alp ih0r vi od certlty
seal of tho company, tho foregoing acceptance in
proper form 10 the comptrollcr-acneral aud seere.
tarv OF State, pursuant to the requirements OF said
act
The following letter from MIR. John S. Ryan
WAS lcad
No. 90 DRoAD-sTRERT.
IresDAy EvBSISe. March !s 1'G9 !
J. Reid Boysfox. Esq. President PRO tenn. Savanndh
anil Lharlc,e'. Railroad Company:
DEAe Notwithstanding that some dissatisfac-
tioa exists us 10 my views and course OF policy
touching lie ITS OF the holders Of the six per cent
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McOpnalb. Der BON Der Grnree>

UNA)pudlp, Der .,1ptt Get Grpre6S
@cmpa,1te u19cflaat 1T, eii1te1 fall1enGio
berefs beS Snbalt6 zines Y~erloren aez
9arl9el1en &oferS geldwprer III baden,
tt entlid BON Dem @ei9mprenen ppr Der
Difrict>@ SQUIRT na@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8e=
ratbun9 frei9elprpdeu, unp eannit. ein
SAL ;u Gupe Betpmu1en, BEL: bas 9an5e
Jabrbuncert bi1our6 }pielcn ST. -wpllen
lWielt.s @yaaaE ,Ha@ .tg4sl4.:s. -
- Sen. 8. g. Npberts ypu Der Scr.
Staaten Nrutee le9te III ber piHeul1aftz
ltdenMfabeutte pn@cnnecticut etnenplar
yor, t1ittels ettes Canals ben SbernMt@ =
t1'ttppt aus Cent Safes uperipr 10 ut ipet:
ten. eab er=su alien 3eiten fHiTbar iein
nitric. ..-u.. .t,,
a@ Tolsenbe5 ii bas prp9ramm
fit oa6 Neujabrs Sutelfelt rcr Tarbiaen
DON Minnel ota.. 5.H i @4i =. -.
Sc fatnunlun9 lit S,aer]pu'S @aue.
Organization. Sorle1u,a Der Gutancfz
patiun6z proclamatiou. u Wnfpra6e ypu
@pperneur Mar1DalL Maypr
Stewart ben 9crrn %. 6. SSH pn,
8. Quitting uno Nnpere.
Die vpreb" Don beute fritz felt
&rteg III europa nt1o hau,it beliern @aiz
senabfat lit MuSfdt. 5pfentli6 fnbet
ft9 cine anbere AueQe fir ,nler Slid
als Mcro uro Ipcihlag int alien @aterz
lanbe.
- Sp LANCE Der Staatspruder ypu
Der republifaniiGen @eieB9ebung anoez
ftcut wrrpe, 70 tetc bic Staatsbrufarbeit
III ben Sabren 1861-65y on Der upreB"
belor9t went9er als 1eit 1866, roo fe
Don BEN Minbeffprpernpen qez
than marc.
-- De- Mdtb, 6. 3. DayioIpu son
MtnneappltS 1T Ell. bersprrooenoer Gam
p{oat fiji haS Mrat etnes @predcr5 ypt,
5altle. @enn CT eS wiro, it bie1er So
fea gut belebt bent 9err DaYio1pn 1T
Elm bD@f fdbt9er Ma111,.
AbenoSfr1a ain III g. @ebet.
Ncoen Son 8ilfinlon> DonneuY uuo Mn<
Germ. Scuper. Muflf une n6rplic."
49, 5err @u'. Giienbrauo in Mco>
ming bat 1t@ freiwiIts untcr bic Sanfc<
rott@@fte 9eftellt.
HA Sreunp q. .. 9inoedc unier,,
belten Danf fit ein batldes Neuiabr5z
prdlentden.
DEM 2eler- aber 9eben mir auf su roz
tben> waS eS it, inoem mir ia9e1:
Gs bett euapur uub trdst unb bGlt
Ges Ma1neS auBre rntertpelt.
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BefQnntma6un9.
M8enten @9enten!

sertanst.-OaueN unb 3errea 1T srrben D1test ,nb L.
ar Start etr gereinteten Staatsu, melde elS Naeaten fungi
1fs fbaen fit
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BrteTine.

Siltc seutf9es 8riefe bic lis gum 5. San. b
s. nitbt absebplt .pprben (ine:
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Gin,ranoeru1nuas1erein.

IA & g2tH II ST - n, s ~ SlAs1, sB
j @efern3 Mbenp neriam,nelten iiiib etii,eu,
Mufruf fpl9enb, cine jiemliGe Mn,abl u,,5
ierer Blr9er bebufS Organization elmer
beutlden Gin,parberun96z@ leu11aft i'm
@purtbauie bie1er Staet. 6. $. 0iena,1
rief BITE Gerlammturs sur Sronuna unp
par6 9err Sc Beg gum teu1pprairen
Npritber unp @u9p peyolp gum @efretdir
9emablt. Madpem berGor{iBer ben 3ped
Der Ge%riamuluns, Mittsl unb @e9e CUR
Tbroerul19 oer Guaranteeing au5eir1arz
Der 9elebt bal, ,parp bel9lp0en pae bic
Ma>pe1enben inter bemN omen yMinnelpta
oeutl9er Ginmauperuus6>@e rein" einen
Gereln 9rlnoen. Committees ;ur Gntz
werfu19 BON 9tatuer lnp Gprlaae1 fir
cine p%ern1anente Organization III MAIDEN,
&puroen ert1an1t.- Tpleel,re Contribution
tparo BON hen betrefenpen COMMITTEE be-
rldtet uno son ner8erlammluua onoenp<
men:
Sfat'sten seS Winneiota 9cutfd,en &iupam=
eerunss:Serein.
s I. Y NJ { beS Gereins.
Der 3aste be5 Gereins it Miuuclpta Ceut(9.r
etn.ranSerun9s Gere;u.
So. 5iB bes Gcreius.
Der @'s bes Gcreiaa it ct, paul, Minnelota.
S3..3ped.
Gprbe1uns Der Deutlbsn Ginmanseruna ra@
99Ntnnclpta. ..'
S4.3mitslieb1@aft.
Sober Der Der beuti9en @pra@e ma9tis 1T uub
@tnen Dollar ta9rltden 8eitra9 in Gpraus se3ablt
bat 1T ais Mttslieo aualiF3trt.
IS. Seamteu. .: ~
Die 8ear,ten tef1ebsn aus eiue1u yraiibenten,
gicepraibenter, c efretGr, G&abmeiRer uub ei en1
yerpal:unesratb son fegs @aRitslieoeru oes Scr
eins.
SIS. % ber 8eamten.
Die Wabl Der 8eamten sef9isbt tur@ einfade
Stimtnenmebrbeit u1ittela @timmsetteln in elmer
jabrlieen @enera!psriammlune.
81. Som Gerwaltungs=&atb.
Die AuSflbruns ber geeeius3mede liest benz
gerpaltunssratb pb; uue taben ale Beamteu
SiB unb & timmen pariu.
IS, nebcnge1e5e.
S. lebt bcm Geretn ;u, pa0cnbe Ncbenaelebe III
MAIDEN nnb anaunebmen, jepp9 iuQen pteieIbcu
ni9t int Wioerlpru9 NIT Dicler Contribution felt.
So. Auprum.
s3ebn Mit9Iieoer bilben Gin S.upruu1. ypu neucu
i3mei Drittel beidlubfdbis ltnb.
DaS COMMITTEE fir pcrn,anente Sroaniiatipn
bert9tete bic fuleenoe 8eamtenliRe:
Vra}bent; Gbas. @defe1.
Giee prIi: !Sermann Srott.
@efretdr: 0nap pesplp.
S%gasmeifer: Gmil Maud.
Ser paltunsSratb:
@oar, Sind, Saul 6aber, s. 9. Bes, Seacpt
Mainser uno @>n. @esser.
Dteic Germ murcen ldmmtlih aez
>r1blt.
Die pcutl9cnW 1it0lieoer bet aeaislatur
>puroen als Gbrenmitsltener bts BereinS
auf genpmme,.
Der Gerwaltun96ratb paro Damn an
9etptele1, einen Mufruf an bic Deut1den
anocrcr @tapte bebufs @ranpuna. son
3rpei9sere!nen au erla0en> ionic ii6 nit
ren1elben brieft6 III Gerbinouua III leben
uno Die 3wedmdbi9feit cine @taatScpn<
Denttor at;ubolten III ermitteln. DfeGer=
ianmluag perta9te ft9 barauf auf Diem
flag ben IL. Sanuay.
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@rpEeu Gin Solar &erfauf.

Sir s~erfau{su I'M Iusenblid cine erpGe Iuswagt pertbspl'
irr 9Dda1e, ~befate1o aus GQcn,peareu. ~erltencn uao f~lternen
atbsea, 9epyt&cn, .M6tcln, flberplatttrts, '@elaieren ,s.
E5eaP aue Dinae. pe!he naylt& unb jeber Camille ervunid'
S1sis h jeter, @cta1 @trre sas DpYyelte be.rdst.
sB!r btcten Neenten sr6Bere @rrthtcte, ais tre'nb ein anberes
Drsio,sn fit 81, Won 80 fir So. ron so fir s. unb an md
sasbsre st surbaltnisn,abiaen preiiea %absestben. Nusfibrs
IiAe Gtrculare tn Seuti9 unS GnoHf@ 'rersen aaf ~geslaNsea
~frFknfret a~reeanbt. = t.. 49,. :
Dlthnieen. ',pelGe ais geelten ttitte III ietn winiden, wpt.
I'M gri1Uief itre Srbe.s einf6iden; fe tperten tafar Aletter'
Iesplds, NdbmaiGtnen. StiGe 9aa,nmraeu;eus unb nsri1ie=
afne auttrt %psrtbseue Nrtifel er9alten. natarli5 allies i'm Ser,
-tdItni III her GrSse tS Clubs.
9. g. gir leaen unfer 0an;es serfaBtares &apital riGt
lit {salrnlanaen Sln;eisen an, ,pic {u nsande antere Sduler In
aiftm @cf&dftsa,rctsei fpnhern sstcn unies1, &aneen tafir
aroSre Warten gSaaren.
Hfan ahreffre:
- Nuftin S g..
loo Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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A9ttatipn Ter Srlanber fiji
bic Ginmanberun9. - Son ct.
paul aus If III ale Gb;ile bes Staates
cine Muforoerun9 sur 8el1iduns elmer
Staat6'< Gmi9rottone Convention bet
Srlanper erlafeu wproen uno bat cine
bcoeutenoe Menae su%ia9enner Mntz
rorten crbalten. Man bat c{e @ouyen@
ton auf ben Gotten an9elebt unb oepdrz
ti9t fi@ elmer }ebr farfen G%bei!nabm..
Die Srlanoer {Ino auf etlpas |ebrprafz
tif9es serfouen, namli9 auf before Be@
tanntmadun8 Der ltotifil9sn gfahriGten
fiber bic 2dncereten iu1 @eten. Dte1e6
tt eS, tpo6 bic 2eute brauBen bouptldd>
lid miifen pouen. $50 fnben mir freie6
u11o 9ute5 2ano? ba6 1T pie 6auptfraoe>
nelbe Der prpipeftipe Mu6wanperer in Ser
olten 9eimatb nidt blcS TIM Muaez
1netnen 1pncern iebr in'5 Detail Be-
%anttportet baden. Mill.
tim pteies III Deutlalano 81 fbnnen,
wanoten mir u16 lebte8 Sobr brieRi6 an
ldmmtli9e 9onodmter pe8 StaateS uno
serS fentlidten bic, Mntpprten ee1lelben.
Mtlein pieieAntporten >rorer III furi uno
augernein 9ebalten Inn Dol, aroeem
Nfuben 81 tetn. Sc pirce Ypn @eiz
ten Der Ginwa1perunssz@ erein8 1cbr
wobl9etban iii, ftd an bic 2anpeffeen
uin Mu6tunft ;u wenoen, Die ibne1 *yiel<
lei@t ansfabrlid ertbeilt miro, als uns..
Die bis
beute Dem st. Dauler COMMITTEE BON 12
a us wdrti9enp !dben e%iineeganoeer1e,nI
Subleriptipn6lifen ,pet en- bic I96ne Sci
tra9siumn1e ppn $50 Dollars 60 Gents.
Gs .fteben nod t43 fir Sammluno a&1ee
pieiene pldbe init ibren Beitrd9el1 aus,
tbr balrtees Gttnriidcn mdre iebr min
&fdenerertb, Gin sdn;li@eS 3urldbleiben
,aber }@mdbli9. " : i ~ 5 = Z! 3%.
Die Ypr8enannten IL 8eitrdee ton,n1en
BON @%ben9watand, @tnpna, Stem 3rier,
.Gbamplin unb SGep, ct. 6snry ct
9%elenentown, ct. peter, @tiQmater,a
.@leneoe, Sbafopee> 8eQeplatne: IL u ,Il
Nidmpnb.
Die Bettrdee in Der @tapt ct. paul
t6rt1e1 mad ben Aesetenen Ausf9ten
betr1 Ab1dlub an 800 Dollars 3ufeben
tou1uatn. Die Sdnei3ertcueete miro
ntdt nur allen 8pbltbdtern, fpnper1 and
osm Staatt Miinneilota s,ulr Gbre eereiden
u11o oesbalb r,ur INNER frif1 barauf uilp
parar, ibr trten Msnl1enfreunpe!
~ Da Serer unb 9eoe Sci Den,
!Baue ot6 ct. Daul Gurnperein6 IN rtr
SYlpeftert1adt mar, Der, uno bic ii9 ni@t,
"a US Na&t" gu amalre1 tpin1dte.
70 mar oerfelbe aus9e3ei9net gut, ia %
gut beiu9t, baB mfr peu1 pubIitum feline
Nturisfeit eradbls1, menn mir bert@tml
pa6 e eaftlbf tben(O fptt als senaatbli@
btrDtu9.
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=. &. &;etFn{nfez.

q. q" @;eifDmtea,
&de eer Uanftsrs uns GsogrsSlrohN.
e"tGenhber berGssats~Sa;L,
'sEapFselt R& tisrstis bvRiag essx eesbrtes cest.
Vabl,futu al6
@strbsr nae ;3uhsre|tsr aNer Alstsa uap
Deljen &lnb s}ene11s
estf scus q afsri;Aea xea . e;apaassn.
~ sseide1' Va@e Ct F1 anse;fH,a zaat 10 p5M
easa1 Bns:-saEidsett eeS W:bs;t. Ite tsrd, BE0;a-
fe't n:s seesSea seLiFomassne y*sef.iesiauna tx
.sensdtrea- 3s2" q"
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10e~ 5res tet rst6z3eabReu SF;rten"
sieR 6e f@ bed nidt e~spinuen,
Wssc &c TIN @ctrspineu
SsSa :ui9t aaters p9 beFuaea.
Sic MaTea rubn! ner Gemyrerz
fclb;ua 1T 81 0nSe&

. l1Rb atsrrei3 bat Fa uner Bulf benEb.t. Wktx
iebt beiBt es ,,i1t l1lummern, neia fit hfn @in.
tesfe!sa1s skaeu, sab saa tut
6. 8. ALLEN
In Rianeatolts. Ds src6artiaen Grfoiec. re1de
b'e,er uneernebmenoe @el6af.amonn i'm !Nou,rf
NIT tbeuren greilsa unb idledtfr Waare p6brsub
oeaScu'n'ers eaenrd errare, bae tr tets a aSdSn<
IT I'm IrYeooofade ipettbiQi9 liefe1te, lne i'm, nur
Svorn ~ neaen Nn}frensunsen sewefen fir Ben
@rtssreS ~ erriusen, ben
6. 9. ALLEN =
tie Nute ni9s. Wie Elm after General
gu eleider 3ett, 100 ea eilt, lat er ouf Ben
NParften eeS Sfens feine 8ortbeile pabr oenpn1 .
men, bat e ttpba4t:t, tuaS bic Station pil unb
tretet jest ciu in ben e tore Dou
20. go 6. 6. ELLEN ~
70 Fnbet~ ibr elm N1orttment ron @iuutterttpooren
oas tsbem Gurer @In}Ge Befriebiauno ~ oem6b.
rem i'm Staace 1T. 3war bic !@9mieriafcif. Guh
urlter ber pbpobl f1Dn georonete1 Mal. yp1 herr.
l'9tn Waarea ~ >esientiren TT ni9t sertna, &C.
mug, aber . -, .
LEX i. 6. 8. Mlle:n .
[abt tn oiefer 8e;ttbun9 feline ger{saenbeit. am
auerpsnisfen bel feinen beutfden 9unp.u ouf.
Fonamen, .ste an btr rsanb }etnes freunol,den
otntl@en Glert bes 5ern 3. $. Mebar. IN Der
ateerebmlt item @eife BON cer Delt oQtS in Mua.n%
|de'1' nebmen bic preiit prifen uno baa @emdte
ausmaelen teuuen, beau pas eiue Game pber Gin
g. q. allens' '"'"'5
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Stors t'ntrttt, fcrtseten .foQte, pbne a,funbeu u
eaeen. 'nas e seia@t, au ben, btat9R,n pre,le unb
t@'nfter Aueltat. bas 1T nod ni&t Saaeuefen.
p1ro nte b. iein, tur3--yis n i6."s ,.., a,r,.' ::
~ 5tnntpin Asenue, u tuueicta Miuue}ota,
'r Dot Office oegsnibtr. "~. ~
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bic bcrtt9e neunden9lii1e 'unteri Germ
Madenrotb ftebenpe S9ule Ste auerbe<
fr%iepiaenrten &elultate ersielt. sic bat
70-775 @@Iler, rrelde' inter Germ
Madenrctb's Sbbut tudtise Tprt}9ritte
MAIDEN. 1t;j IG1 "@"Ina54:.. 1>1 IT,:
IT, Der Staptratb 5ei1loe in 1ei1eer
StBuns am tebten Dienias pie Mus}telz
lung. Yon fer,eret $4,000 In BonpS d,
bic Supericr Babn @pmpariie u,o IN.
slnbetradt Der @pQenbun9 po,, sferneren
3ebn Meilen Babn. Dteje fGnf,ia Touz.
ftnbl flnp5 BITE lebter be6 ftdrtil@en 5000
600 Bonu6, pel@es bic @~ou1panie ~
fprDfrn Bate 55zs 4 THIS.
- Ten ptelen 6reunoen resNdh.
aler. @amiep pirp es aneenebm }ein, II.
Ytrnebn,en, 1rab perlelbe BON @albinotpi1
bier in isiner 6eimattaot eiinsetrofen.
- Die 5erren &rieaer nm s
&tllfr, Baubol3banpler, auf bertn 1,eue
Mn;eige. mfr btermit pertpeij,n, boben
ppm 9bertpppo u. ,6epau, Zen 1nter1ebz
t,er1 bes Baus Der Gieubabnbrdd,. ben
ffulr 5OO,OOOSusBau<
bel3 trbalten, ttn eutes 3eiaen far BE
Gtru,a. 3.
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l46 Or1tte Strabe.
STR Den Samen=Gpineten 3:ifn
HHttr @neern bic t~erutate
D1lmer'5 2otipu
uno itsse ebeHfs aussesetanetsa eeIccti(d,eu asaxz
$. serpeseu,
Urn. streulare aaf 9er!aneen rel anaeiaubs. ss.
f%taanstu ser Dsf prompt eiOret
0olo ut1o StIber 8preen, SuoRela,
asreel; B1an'en. Sytsen. epauses u r..
OlInnttus [~quiuins] ctne ~sefiittcrt III {etn il IT,
1ist. ""s'Ft''
Crochet Articles and Embroideries
aenesr sSsRe. etrsds uub &6felsarue &c. Gtue erpsrr
aas"'1' seienedssher Arisfe! 10 far ge{e e..s' eta-
8. 9trpeseu.
Res' 8es'ets @tsrs, 146 Dritte @tr. ct, maua,
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Der lieblibe Wilbeln @arris nit bet
bnrfeln 9autfarbe urb nod punflerm
Bergen, tpelder it .2aunbs @tpre einen
nbnen@ rifiin pie2arenfa0esu madenoer<
{u@te 1T Dpn&iGterM almroS unter $500
Sarsi9aft SefeQt tperben, eamit CT bis
;ur @iBun9 Der Court Of Common
- lea s" fi@ nidt etra Serfrimele.
@r tpnrte natiirli@ bic 8Irg19aft nidt
ftellen unb pirb Bis sur Sibung beS @ez
rt9t6 brumtnen. IDiele r Gau9ent9t8
ftanb 19on mebrere Wfale sor @eri9t unc
einmal bei6ulpi9t, ciren Tarbi9en ma
mems Sadlon @elo eeitpblen ~ baben.
ct parp hamals aus Man9el an 8epeiz
P1en frei9efprpden. Sum aber fanoen f@
1T ieiner @pbnung tpertblple paptere,
pelGe SadlonS Gi9entbum ware11 unb
Jpn NIT Dem @elbe abbanben famen.
Ni@arb 0e11crt batte nit Gb.
|@tl1pn it pel1en @alppn @treit u,b
fel Mbenb5 lit Der Ndbe pe5 Tube6 Der
Grcppe an Der Gr6on9ezS trabe iiber i'm
ber. Gr tparo tafir gu 500 CITRATE cer>
rrtbeilt.
l. @abreno Mi9ael Mplan I'M Mcr=
Gant8 5otel al, ei,enn Mitta9619ldfGen
F9 er9SBte sseriudte Jpn elm 9%ansfn9er
1tan,ens e., p.SltYer iei,,e 1br uno
Settle e11trenpen, Tub ser ebte Mplan, ol5
bieIer bariber crtpa9te unb bet Dieb
ab;uwebren Derludte einen Me0ufi9.
Darauf fcrtetleno 1adte er bic poli;et NIT
einem Rafrme6er, bas Ct i'm 8arbierz
{alop1 beg 9ptel erfabt BON fi@ fern gu
balte1. Mlei11 er >parp einoemidelt ut1o
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-01-28
New Senators.

The law of Congress, governing
the election efUnited States Sena-
tors, provides that the election shall
occur on the second Tuesday of the
session of the Legislature, and, if not
chosen on that day, then at least one
ballot per day shall be taken until q
choice is made. In conformity to
this law, the following Senators were
elected by their respective States, on
Tuesday of last week-all Republi-
cans except the members from Della
ware.
Missouri-CARL SCHURz.
Delaware-JAMEs A. BAYARD to
March 4, and THOMAS A. BAYARD,
son of JAMES A F, six years.
Maine-HANNIBAL HAMLrN.
Michigan-Hon. L. CHANDLER
Wisconsin-M H. CARPENTER.
Pennsylvania-Hon. JOHN SCoTT.
Minnesota-ALEX. RAMSEY.
Massachusetts, SUMNER.
New York-REUBEN E. FENToN.
Nebraska-T. w. TIPToN.
InIndiana no election was reached
until the 22d, although daily ballot
ings took place, according to law.
Lieut.. Gov. CUMBAcK received the
nomination, but sufficient number
of Republicans bolted to prevent his
election in joint convention. After
three days balloting, believing that
his election was an impossibility,
and wishing to preserve harmony in
the party, Col. CUMBACK rendered his
resignation as candidate for the Of
flee, which was accepted. Thereup-
on Hon d. d. PRATT, was nomina
ted and elected, receiving every Re.
publican vote in the Legislature. At
the late election, Mr.. PRATT was
elected a member of the lower House
of Congress, from the Logansport
district.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-01-28

made their representations to the state
Department upon the condition OF the
island. They affirm there are from
2.OO0to $1,000 troops; that the insur-
gent force is well armed and organized,
and that any number can be raised as
soon as arms sufficient are landed upon
the island. They require no men from
the United States. They say: 1--WE
have men enough; all we want is arms
and munitions of war" They seek re-
cognition as belligerents, and many in
Congress favor this
The Marietta, Ohio, Times, of Thurs
day, says: eve hear a rumor to the
effect that, on Saturday, 9th inst, in
the vicinity of Cow Run, dog brought
in an arm and part of the shoulder OF a
woman. The dog was tracked into the
woods for some distance, when the body
ola female was found, buried about six
inches under ground. There were
marks upon the person which indicated
that she had come to her death by vio-
lence. The body was identified as that
of a young lady who had mysteriously
disappeared from Wood county, West
Virginia, some time last fall.
The New York Times reports that
Mr.. Seward has lately been arranging
his affairs for an extended tour of trav-
ell, which he proposes beginning on the
expiration of his term of office. The
journey will be across the Continent to
California, and thence through the Re-
publics of South America.
On Wednesday there died in Put
nam, Ohio, child aged twelve years,
that was born without spinal column,
and during its existence never gave ut
terance to an artieulate or audible
sound.
A little girl in Wisconsin few days
ago swallowed about forty percussion
caps. For wonder, she survived the
dose.