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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

A case now before the Superior Court will
attract particular notice. Elizabeth Duffy COM
plains that she has been divorced from her
husband Richard without her consent or knOwl-
edge that the first news she had of the mat
ter was an announcement that the divorce had
been granted. The old process was used; a
characterless vagahond, passing under fcti-
tiouS name, swears that he saw Mrs. d. 90 into
u disrcputablc house, and upon such testimony,
without allowing her to know the charge, a
husband, and a meaner person claiming to be
a lawyer, induce a Court to grant a decree
separating the parties. THIS is by no means
an isolated case. Papers on file will show
scores of them one where a man purposely
went to low den and arranged to have in5
formation given to his wife to work her up to
make complaint; he gladly confessed the act,
and easily got free, to marry divorced woman
within a month. IL is high time that this free
and easy way of untying The nuptial bond were
stopped. We are in danger of rivaling Chicago
in such matters, and we do not care to deprive
that city of one iota of its reputation in the
divorce line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
2l&&o l2ogk DailU GSr13io)m1r&.
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1869.


Tie continued spread Of strikes the meeting OF mar
shas aud gathering Of the military, together with the
activity Of c Oreaulsts and the expectation Of an I'M
penal manifesto Indicate approacLnz crisis in France
60 Gen Piim has declared that II the Gcumencal
Council decides against the ecclesiastical portions
of the spa,lsh Constitution, its decision Will be
considered null and void. The Regency Government
Is divided on the question OF king. =-
&C., 4 monster meeting in favor Of amnesty to the
Feni.us has been held in London =- Another naval
fight has taken place between tho H'ytaus. == Tie
details of the quarrel between the Bishop OF Havana ana
tie CapaiuGe aud rrinOr that the leader OF the
spai. Republicans I'm revolt has offered s services to
tie Cublns, come FROM Havana. The steamer Lillian.
while Gyr c CuEan colors, brought into the port
OF Nassau ava detained by the British authorities, but
afterwarl released.
Gem Bui cIfcd denies the charges against him, ond
demands an investigator == The annual report or
Cen Spinner VIII show Of revenue for the six
months ending sept 20 OF over S5OOoC0) -= recent
eartAou.ke vas severe IN New =Twolarge
fires occurred IN Albany, being KILLED aud several
injured =-= Another stagecOach has been robbed by
highwaymen near Los Angeles = Two OF the per
Sous charged with shooting Officer Brooks Of Phiadel
phia. have been found guilty -= sixteen sailors
nutiuied and deserted from British man-ofwar at
VsYcouver's Island. = The Boston Coliseum mas been
dsposcd Of by lottery. - Another party OF japanese
has Joined the colony in California.
Father HyaGnthe visited Plymouth Church yester-
day. and had talk with Mr.. Beecher =- Another di-
vorce case before the Superior Court: wife divorced
without her knowledge appearing for redress =-
Nearly three aud hdf millions Of real estate tax was
Maid into the City treasury last week - Owen Hand
is to be executed December 8. =- James Quinnan
Is under arrest for shooting Police Officer Weeden
So The Cashier Of the Farmers and Butchers Bank
of somers y. Y, is missing. Tie strike OF the Erie
Railroad aborers is ended. - stable was burned in
West Twenty last night and Thomas Roberts,
a fireman, was run overland killed. Gold, 1919, l3O5,
49, = Temperature, Saturday g. &c. 81. 60; Sunday,
81, 81, 50, 43.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

An attack has been made upon the Navy
Department for Q) its extravagant expendi-
lures at this time, (2) for it's operations in the
line of naval construction and Improvement,
(3) FOR its appointment of Port Admirals. In
regard to these charges, it is sufficient to reply
% that the expenditures of the Navy Depart
ment have been kept far within the appropra-
tiors for the current year, and that the re-
trenchmentand economizing will appear by the
forthcoming annual report; (2) that the work
doneupon our naval vessels has been necessary
to keep them from falling into decay and
becoming worthless (3) that the appointment
of Port Admirals, according TO law, was
intended simply rs means of regulating 'the
duties and locations of our prominent naval
officers, and that it entails no additional
expense upon the Navy Department or the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

The speculation and excitement on the
Bourse of Vienna have been almost rs wild OF
late as in Wall street; and the disaster and
ruin which followed the recent collapse there
were almost as great rs those which have been
experienced here. Members of the highest
Austrian aristocracy took part in the scramble,
and many Of them were losers to an extent
that brought them to the verge of bankruptcy.
1t is stated in Il Vienna letter that the ex-king
of Hanover lost not less than four millions of
forms, and the two officers who managed his
speculatons Count Wedell and DR. Elster)
have been dismissed from his service. This is
doubtless pitiful case but it is much more
grievous to hear how the commercial and in
dustrial interests of the Austrian people have
suffered by the excitement and panic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
Majority so far for Merrill, $4,000

Twenty eight Counties (mostly smalD remain
to be heard from, which gave, last Fall, for
Grant, 1923, and for Seymour, n,792, showing
a Republican majority of 1921. The vote has
no doubt been lighter this year, and, as mat
ter of course. the majority somewhat less; but
enough to carry Gov. Merrilps majority over
80 900, and probably over $4,000, which will do
very well for q little State like Iowa. Now,
what is a big State like NewYorll going to
do? Shall we count our majority by hundreds
where Iowa counts by thousands, only because
our Republican voters are too Indifferent to
come out and cast their ballots9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

The Democrats of the lid District Steuben
County. have nominated John Davis for Member OF
Assembly.
JOIN LYON is the Republican nominee Tor
Senator In the XVIII District, composed OF Ulster ana
Greene Counties lie most upright and capable citi-
zen Republican from the start ana has nhed severai
local offices with credit and efficiency lie ought 10 Do
elected and we entreat every Republican In the District
10 give his best efforts that end He deserves and II
elected, will requito them by honorable service.
The Democrats of the lid Assembly District
OF weseheser County at Convention held ut Sing Sing
ON Saturday. nominated VIM Edgar Lawrence OF ossi'
ming for Member OF Assembly and Endorsed the nomina
ton OF VIM H. skinner made at White Plains on the 9th
inst for School Commissioner
The Xth Senatorial District Republican Con-
yenton comprising tho Counties of Orange and Sullivan
have nominated George Clarke of Newburgh for Senator
MFR. Clarke was the fret Mayor OF Newburgh gnd since
then has held the Office for several successive terms His
great popularity and Acknowledged ability will not only
insure Ills own election but will add materially 10 the
strength OF tho whole State ticket In the Ath District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

There are several Senate and Assembly dis
tricts in our City and Brooklyn wherein the
Republicans cannot elect Republicans, but can
elect Democrats who are honest, capable, and
thoroughly hostile to the corrupt dynasty now
ruling us from Tammany Hall. In every such
case. we advise them promptly to nominate
and zeaIously support such independent Demo-
Gratis, giving them their every vote. Half a
dozen such men may save us from another
swindling Tax-Levy, whereby we are robbed
at once of our property and our political rights.
Crush the Ring!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

One point the Cubans have assuredly learned
during the year in which they have carried on
their struggle with the Spanish troops. Both
officers and soldiers have learned great deal
about fghtinG and about the most effective
ways of carrying Oh military operations.
Until lately, they were very RAE, and suffered
much from the want of organization, discipline,
and experience But now they have a large
number of capable officers, and the men are far
more able to stand fire, and submit to the ne
cessties of campaigning, than they formerly
were. The Spanish troops serving In Cuba
have lately become quite conscious of these
facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
twenty-five to Thirty Thousand votes. Trust
us this once, and see if we disappoint you
IOWA-NEK YORK.

Our returns of the recent election in Iowa
are still incomplete, but sufficiently full to show
that Samuel Merrill, Republican, has beaten
George Gillaspy. DEM, for Governor, by owr
$4,000 majority-a result which the Republicans
of this State are respectfully invited to emu
late. We have returns from 60 of the % coun-
ties in the State, and so far only three counties
have given majOrities for the Sham Democracy.
The returns are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
they should.

The complaint of a fair correspondent this
morning against the managers of the Column
bia Law School for refusing her admission to
its privileges, seems to us reasonable We do
not believe that many women are likely to wish
to study law at the public Law Schools, but we
believe very heartily in taking every Obstruc-
ton out OF the way of those who do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
OLD UESTCHESTER.

The County of Westminster is misruled by a
"Ring" as corrupt, though not so able, as that
which heeces this City. BY its dexterous ma
nipulations, the $4,000 which it stole, nearly
ten years ago, through the Democratic County
Treasurer, Willetts, is still kept stolen, and all
attempts to hold Willettss bondsmen TO
their proper responsibility are baffed. The
County will soon be taxed to pay that large
sum over again for it belonged TO the State,
and the State has given notice that it must be
paid. And this is but one among many similar
gouges.
The Republicans Of the upper district last
year chose JAMES W. Hustled to the Assembly.
He made a gallant, effective fight against cor
ruption from the word Go. There's was no man
in that Legislature more faithful or more use
full; and the people will send him back next
week by large majority. But more such are
needed and the nominations of HOWARD &.
CADY in the middle and the Hon. EDWARD
HAiGHT in the lower district arc calculated to
insure them. Mr.. Haight does not want to go
TO Albany and need not If Jordan L. Mott
could have been induced to go; but, when the
independent voters of the district told him
that he must run, he consented, and will poll
great vote. as will Mr.. Cady.
Now, citizens! you are always gambling
that the right sort Of men will not stand for
the Legislature This time, they do stand
pure, able, high-mndcd men, whom no jobber
dare approach. If you do your whole duty,
they will be elected. If you don't, never COM
plain again that good men will not run for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

The Judicial article of our Reformed Con-
stitution is assailed on precisely opposite
crounds-both false. One set denounce 1T for
taking the election Of Judges frOH1the People !;
another set oppose it for not doing that very
thing. What it does is this: 1t enables the
People to vote, at the regular election in 1873,
for or against eIecting Judges by popular vote;
and their decision is to prevail. Is not that
right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

"Where are the police9" Look in our local
news and read that Officer Weeden, after try
in0 peaceably to quiet notorious rufian, was
fred upon by the villain; that he chased him
and his gang long distance, and was fired
Upon twice more that he finally followed them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25

Whatever else you do or forbear, fail not to
vote, on Tuesday of next week. for the Amend
ed Constitution, and against the Property
Qualification for ColOred Men. The former
will do much to stop corruption at the polls
and in legislation the latter will allow all our
citizens to have voice in the government, as
fhav shonld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-25
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gugintss aotitfs.


PREPARE FOR WNTER.-PATEET WEATHER
STrirs RoEEUCK Bios. So FuiJon-st, n y
10 remove Moth Patches Fr6ckcS, and Tan
ron ace rEl,s Morn FRECELH bOroN Sold b. all
6frlg,d&
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.-The best IA the
world ls iau-us harmless, perfect Applied at Factory No 10
BoB'-s. SOD everywhere
THE " HARRISON SAFETY BOILER," In opera
Soa 80 Ag,ta lrsats Fair JoHS CoLES Ageai ~ Aorra
o.. uH ,tfi+
Write "BcneGts in MaTble--lnluyieS IN Dust
AM ve4 vs. gtuc popularity 0i Coles Messrs FIRE
S,v U-E See tsi- aiTcse aeg Of prices ' Zoe Fal trade
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMBS.
618 Brorfvtt S. i53 hrsnutst. Flil l te'1sL Boston
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
No0D Studs.

A cistern or tank, of from two 10 four hogs.
heads, should be constructed in the vicinity Of
the sink or laundry Of every farm house, and q
system OF conductors arranged as 70 lead The
suds and slops into il as they are msda
This liquid matter is powerful fertilizer,
containing the food Of plants n state Of solu.
ton, and consequently in condition 70 be read.
lily taken up and absorbed by vegetables Is soon
as applied.
1rrigating garden. with soap suds, sfses the
liquid has become stale, is a powerful means Of
promoting vegetable growth, especially in dry
weather. Some have considered suds TO be equal
TO that OF the same weight of manure. This,
however, is probably an exaggerated estimate
yet We want no additional confederation 10 ssis-
fy Us Of its intrinsic worth ~ vegetable s,im.
ulaR,.
Great care should be observed that the decay
Ing matter and suds do no, faint the air about
the dwelling, rs in the process Of fermentation
and decomposition sulphurretted hydrogen gas
is thrown of This is An active poison When
inhaled acts directly upon the blood, thicksnins
and turning it black \ single gallon of it, mix
ed with 200 of air, will render i. poisonous 70
to birds and one gallon in 100 will kill dog
~ 4. Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
Apple In Jelly.

Take large, sour apples-Baldwins have the
finest favor-without bruise, perfectly shapely
fair, because the slightest blemish will show
peel them very smoothly, halve, and carefully
core. Have ready in porcelain-liped dish q
syrup made Of the same weight of white sugar,
in just water enough to dissolve It, Int the
syrup lay with care, as many Of your halves u
can be placed, without crowding, and let them
gently simmer until tender enough to eat, but
not to break With silver spoon remove each
to large shallow dish, never putting one above
another; each can be neatly rounded up with the
spoon, so that it shall be a perfect little half.
globe by itself. Add to your syrup another
pound of sugar; boil up, skim, and pour over
the apples when partly cool. Every piece will
be seen symmetrical island OF pale, greenish
gold, in transparent sea of amber jelly. So
arranged, the dish is exquisitely attractive; and
50 served up, especially if you add spoonful Of
cream is delectable. The apple flavor is sufti.
cient-you need no other. This will keep fol-
weeks, and is almost always available, because
apples are to be had at times when other frui,
fail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

Wessrs. Editors: a writer in the Scientific
american contributes and highly recommends
the following recipe for making
BISCUIT.
'Keep jar of bread sponge made as thick as
stiff batter; quart of this anu one teaspoonful
OF baking soda stirred stiff with ur, so as to be
moulded, makes excellent biscuii breakfast or
tea. To renew the sponge every day, take one
cupful of hop water, or hop tea, three cupfuls of
-four, three oupfuls of boiling water, one tea
spoonful of salt, two teaspoonfuls of sugar, and
three teaspoonfuls of butter, or lard, and after
stirring all together pour into the jar to re-.
plemish it. The jar should hold at least twice
or three times the quantity that is used out of IT,"
Mrs Jones my wife wishes me to ask YOU to
say to your lazy readers, that if they will, when
cooking rheubarb tpie.planN add one large table.
spoonful of starch, and then when done some
favoring extract, say pineapple, strawberry or
orange, they will produce "sauce" fit for any
table, mahogany as well as deal JONES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
Amongst che many Testimonials In on
possession, we have only room
for the fOllOyving:

Nsau Hapsn, Cbnn., Oca. II, 1884,
uessrs o. @. CLAAK b Co.:
Gentns-l feel it duty and pleasure to give yen the
bsnsAt OF experience in the Of Goes Cough Easam
Dre taking heavy cold, taken down with the
Gestsn " tbs lungs ard continued TO FAIL under the
medical until Was given up, by competent medical
authority 20 die There seemed nothing but straguation
and death before tsld that further medical
tendance an medicine useless resigned to
dsstA, when friend. who had been greatly benefited BY
using the Ba-sn, brought bottle. This was after
hsd done With the doctor and medicine thought teped
and continued taking III. medicine, and continued
Improve until cough stopped and my lungs healed
got yell used 10 bottles remain gents. with area
respect ysur obt servant, JOHN WELLS,
200 Washington st. New Haven, Ct.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
DRUGGISTS.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

VII also DO found invaluable In of Diarhea Dysentery
Cpc, Summer complaint Gripping and in fact every d.
ordered condition Of the stomach.
Sold b. DruGg II city country everywhere at 81 Dor
bottle. Or BY application to
THE @. @. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
( 4 N New Haven. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

All cloths subject to be stained ought to be
examined before being put into any wash mix.
ture or soap suds, as these render the stain per.
lnanent. Many stains will yield to good wash.
ing in pure soft warm water. Alcohol will re-.
move almost any discoloration. Almost any
stain or iron mold or mildew, may be removed
by dipping in moderately strong citric acid, then
covering with salt and keeping in the SUM-
Erchange.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

BUFFALO SCALRS.-aroeess' counter even b
- snced platform and hsyspeaes. Tor sale d
Jan Soft SrRAwN POWEILs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
legal.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE % =, -.Co.....
- eonf Meee. to !Sptembr Term, ls69-In Caarosy
J tmes Cannon Cathariue Cannon-Diyorcs
appearing from affidavit file In th. ofice NJ th
Clerk OF said court that said defendant Catherine g,
not resident Of said state, and said Complainant
filed his bill of complaint in said court the chsncrr~ d
theeoi on the 10Th day Of February 1862 herein and
summons having b-sn issued thereon according law:
Noce therefore is hereby given to SAID defendant Cath,
@ that unless You personally be and appear before
sag court at said term thereof TO be held Court House
In Oawa In said county the first Monday Of Sepemhes
next A. 1889 when and where said summons Is return
aDe ana plead answer demur except to said BILL tho
same viii De taken Tor confessed against yo and the mat
tiers ana things therein prayed for dereed accordingly
0. G. GRAY Solicitor. innsi9 :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

Why was the death Of John Rogers preferable
to that of Charles l. Because hot steak 10 bot.
tor than a cold chop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

The subscriber hnying taste for pNng much adver.
tsing feeling to be supefuous) oneha the present
generation boru no commenced business in this
city Yet h. takes particular pleasure in posng" his
old aud ksepsg before the people, that he has
considerably enlarged his sale roou and has In store
an unusually
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

From RlCh OIL flnlShed walnut Chamber Sets
And Mahogany nn Walnut Parl"r Suits down to . common
candle stand Nearly ali home made An extensive assert
msnt Of Mirrors Dressing bureaus Lounges Wardrobes,
Secrearys Wool, nr- Hair and Sen Grass Mattresses (no
elastic SPONGE variety OF Cine Seat Chairs and
Rockers Spring beds NJ various patents all good aud cheap
and in word every thing usually kept in first class furni
ture establishment Ottawa be- it always has been,
the point TO get good an cheap goods All Of which he is
determined to sell at the smallest living pro and he has
yet to learn why he cant sell cheap any other
and in will he be undersod wthou, regard to cost
Of goods.
BABY CARRIAGES quite variety goo! and cheap.
PICTURE FRAMES maGe to order of warnt, Rosewood
and Gilt Monlint>. NJ all -r,lcs and sizes
LOOKING GLASS PLATES Of MI fitted old frames.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
The Galveston News of the 18th

The Galveston News Of the 18th
inst. says:
We have received copy ola Gu
rious and somewhat rare pamphlet,
purporting to contain the "Consti-
tuition of West Texas" adopted by
"the people," who gracefully ac-
knowledge observation-disclosures to the
almighty, in "permitting them to
mako choice of their form of gov
eminent" We are sure, however,
that he did not prompt few indi'
viduals to call themselves a people,
,orsattempt clandcstinely form of
government over others. The ami
mus of the thing may be inferred
from the third ahead under regis
tration of voters: "All editors of
newspapers, or ministers of the
Gospel, who approved of or aided
in the rebellion, by writing or
preaching, speaking or publishing
their views in favor thereof, are pro
hibited from registry, The rest of
the document is in keeping with
this quotation, and the whole thing
is, in every respect, contemplate.