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The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

Dent, who wrote the pungent letter to Sec
rotary Boutwell,, has been nominated for Gov
crnor by the conservative republicans OF
Mississippi. He will be largely supported by
the Democrats, as they supported similar
nominations in Virginia and Tennessee. II
will doubtless be the successful ticket.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

John Smelling of Jasper county, Ind, who has
been s.deaf as an adder for nearly twenty wears
was suddenly cured the other day by an accidental
iall of twenty feet from a hay-mow. He broke an
trm but found his hearing good as the best, and
is satisfied with the result.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16
Official Vote Of Belfast.

REPRESENTATIVE TO LEGISLATURE.
E.H.IIerriman, 6s 1913 9s 81 81 3G3
W PIIarriman,94 l27 IS GG 81 iO7
\. +. lIouston,33 % Il II s..
The vote Of Belfast for Senators and Coun-
ty officers is given in another part OF this pa
pei.
On the Constitutional Amendment allowing
towns having over 1000 inhabitants to b,
divided into election districts, the vote was
very small, only II votes being thrown in the
city -all in the negative.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

The seekers after piratical treasures supposed to
be buried on Cocos Islands in the Pacific have eX-
their fruitless search. They were sent out by part
les in San Francisco.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

Since the above was in type, the Cambridge
has been lowed to Bangor, where repairs will
be made. The Wing says that her injuries
are surprisingly small, and that she will be
repaired in season to commence her trips on
Monday the 10Th. Captain johnson makes
the following statement of the accident
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16
CAPTAIN JoHNsON's STATEMENT.

The steamer 'Cambrdge' left Roclsland with
about 300 passengers and light freight at ) o'clock
breeze with thick fog Passed White Head about
6 O'Clock, weather about the same though not quite
| so thick, and thought we should have the wind
to westward, judging by barometer, which had
fallen to ''chdnge,' as it always does previous to
westerly breeze; and it had been southerIy and
foggy for three days. and let her keep on till after
O'Clock, and Captain Stanley, the pilot judged her
to have passed beyond ''Monhegan'' and '.turned
About half-past seven it commenced to rain and
| blow hard, and the made very fast. | called
| Captain Stanley, and requested him to be on the
alert, and keep reckoning Of the ships doings
himself, i'll case should want to 60 to Portland for
Il harbor. The gale had now set in to a terrific
tempest, and the passengers began to inquire if
| there was any danger. ! assured them that there
| was tlcn no cause for alarm.
l consulted with the Pilots about the proprietv Of
turning round and we concluded that we were
about thrce-tOurhs of an hours run past Monhegan
We also tho't it possible that it might 'scac offs so
| that could make Monhegan or White Head
light, and if not we could put to sea again. After
that turned round all right and run in about
| fifteen minutes. 1t was binding and deafenng.
it is too risky to run in any longer" He consided
with me and gave the order to port helm and let
her come head to the sea. She came to, and did
very well.
| sea and would not come to again. She now head
| ed w. S. w. / went down and saw Fred. Hathorn
and requested more steam. He replied that he
would soon have it. l went through the saloon,
and found the passengers the carpet in clusters
praying. ] assured them again that there was no
immediate danger. The gas and steam heating APP
paratus had now given out, and lanterns were hung
up to furnish light.
l went TO the Pilot House and found she had not
come to. then went and saw Mr.. IIathorn on the
trunk deck securing the donkey boiler smoke stack
requested him to put on all the steam he could as
she would not steer. He replied that he would
then went to the Pilot House again and stood look
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The telegraph brought the information that
Brigham Young and his associates had formally
communicated the editors and publishers Of
the Utah Mo0d-ine, on account Of the anti-poly-
gamy heresies of that publication. Nov, we
have the s.oficial documents in the case by
mail accompanied by the comments OF the
official Mormon paper, the Desersf Neus. That
paper abandoning its usual reticence inregard
to heartburnings among the Mormons, devotes A
large portion of its space to dealing with the
'apOstates" reciting all the different instances
of revolt to the Mormon rule. or rather the rule
OF "tie man who holds the KEYS" as the Propiset
for the time being, whether 10. Smith or
Brigham Young, is termed. The lesson incuI-
Gated by the Heps article is that call who have
opposed or spoken against the priesthood. or tlre
authority which God has placed in His Church
to govern II, !" have in the end apostatized COM
pletely and come to grief
Subjoned Is the "bull" of Brigham Young ex-
communicating the Magazine people. 1t is evil
dent that the revolt against polygamy has as
sumed proportions that excite some alarm in the
High Council:
To THE LATTEE-DAY SAINTs.-Our attention
has been called of late to several articles which
have appeared in the Utah Mogayine. A weekly
periodical, published in this city. An examirIa-
ton OF them has convinced us that they are er-
roneous, opposed to the spirit of the gospel, and
calculated to do injury. According to the prac-
dce In the Church, teachers were sent to labor
with the editor and publishers, to point out to
them the evll results which would follow per-
sistence i'm the course they were pursuing This
did not have the desired effect, and they have
since been tried before the High Council. and
after a thorough and patient investigation of the
case, 1t was found they had imbibed the spirit of
apostacy to that degree that they could not any
longer be fellowshipped, and they were cut OH
The Ctdh Magazine is periodical that, i'm its
spirit and teachings, is directly opposed to the
work or God Instead of building up Zion, and
uniting the people, its teachings, If carried out
would destroy Zion, divide the people asunder'
and drive the Holy Priesthood from the earth
Therefore We say to our brethren and sisters in
every place, the Utah Magazine is not a periOdj-
cal suitable for circulation among or perusaI by
them, and should not be sustained BY Latter -,lay
Saints. ""!
We hope this will be sufficient, without ever
having to refer to it again. Your brethren.
lSigned HBRIGHAM YOUNG, GEORGE A.
SMITH, DANIEL IL. WELLS, ORsoN PRATr.
JOSEPH +. SMITH,"
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The following additional returns were received
here last night: So
NEW YoRK--The latest returns indicate that
the Democratic majority in the State is between
IA Democrats and rs Republicans; the Demo-
sn fraT hs having apparently % gained four and los ISs
RePnblican are credited with certafnlOss Of
districts are yet in doubt, Placing theSs n
doubt. as last wear, the Assembly stands: Repub-
hcans, e6; Democrats, 81; but this is liable to
elected District Attorney; Schricner, Coroner;
and Brady, Judge Of the Supreme Court An
are Tapmanyites. In Brooklyn, Walter, Re-
publican, Is elected Sheriff.
The Albany Argus y(Democratic) claims the
election of the Democratic State ticket by "a
600 majority, with Is Democratic Senators and
20 Democratic members OF the Assembly This
gives the Democrats the entire control Of the
State Government.
ILLIsoIs--The result Of the election in this
State for members Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton has not been fully ascertained in the dis
tricts, but it is pretty certain that the Republi
cans VIII have about ten majority in that body.
The average majority for the Citizens ticket IN
Chicago Will not vary many votes from 10 ,0O0-
The average majority for the Citizens ticket in
the Citizens ticket, both in the city and county.
Is elected. Every ward and precinct in the city
gives a majority for the Citizens ticket. .
NEW JERsEY.-The result OF the election in
this State for members of the Legislature is as
follows: In the Senate, thirteen hold over, of
whom nine are Democrats and four Republi-
cans. Eight were elected yesterday, of whom
four are Democrats and four Republicans. The
Senate now wstands-DemOcrats, 13; Republicans,
g. Democratic majority, ta gain of 1. The
House stands-DemOcrats,3 80; Republicans. q.
Democratic gain of 3. Democratic majority
on joint ballot, IL.
WEST VIgeINIA.-Returns from thirty-nine
counties show the following result For the
house of DelegatesLRepublican Is, Liberal
Republicans 9, Democrats Il. Eleven counties
remain TO be heard from, which Democrats esti-
mate viii elect Republicans, Liberal Repub-
hcans, and Democrats, which will make the
House stand, by this estimate: Republicans, in
cluding Liberals, 81; Democrats, 25. Returns
may change this estimate. The Senate will
stand about IS Republicans to Democrats The
Republican Senators are regarded as Liberal.
MARYLAND.-The result in this State is so
largely In favor of Democratic Conservative
party tnaI IL Is unnecessary to 60 into details.
COLONEL WOolfOrd is elected Comptroller of the
treasury by very large majority, and both
branches of the Legislature is believed to be
unanimously Democratic Conservative.
MAssACHUsETTs.-Ad returns do not
vary the result indicated i'm our dispatches of
Yesterday afternoon. The vote for Governor in
256 towns stands:-Clafin g., ,636, Adams Al $780,
Chamberlain II 800. Clafiin leads Adams over
21 900.
WIsCoSsIN.-The whole Republican State
ticket is elected by from 5 900 to 900 majority
The Senate and Assembly are both Republican
Evening star., 1869-11-04
YEAST POWDER.
THE SHIyERING SEASON

Ii is impossible 10 suppose that any human being
can consider an attack Of Fever and Ague a light
visitation. And yet Thousands act as If such
calamity was Of no consequence; while thousands
who are actually suffering from the distressing
complaint neglect TO adopt the certain means of cure
1t ought to be known in every locality subject To tIi
scourge. which is infested with remttent fever or
any other epidemic produced by malaria that HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS taken in adj
vance or at the commencement Of the unhealthy
season will fOrtify the system against the
atmospheric poison which generates these
disteinpers. This admirable inyigorant-harmless
agreeable. and possessing rarer medicinal
virtues than any other tonic at present known
VIII break up the ParoN-ysms of intermittent or re-
mittent fever in from forty eight hours TO ten davs
such Is the universal testimony from districts where
periodicaltevers have been combatted with this now
erful vegetable Chologogue. In thieyish neigbbor
hood wise men bar their doors and windoys vet
strange to say- the neighborhood ha ppens to
be pervaded by srisl poison they seldom take the
trouble to put their bodies in a state of defence
against the subtle enemy. Shivering victims en-
deavoring in vain TO your blue hands over the
fire. or consuming with the fever that follows the
chill, remember that HOSTETTER's BITTERs is
an absolute, speedy, md irfanib spsci6e for your
distressing naIsdy nO4 eo3tSw
Evening star., 1869-11-04
To Advertisers.

We are again constrained to ask our advertis-
ing friends to hand in their advertisements at the
earliest hour possible, and always before II NJ
The constantly increasing circulation of The
STAR compels us to put its forms to press earlier
than heretofore, in order to secure the delivery
OF the whole edition before dark and to be able
20 accomplish this desirable but not always prac-
tcable result, as well to properly classify the
advertisements, We are obliged to renew the
above request.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The NEXT ELEcTIoSs.-The next elections
occur on the 30th instant, In Texas and Missis-
sirri, on adopting the new State constitutions
and for oficers under them. The total regis
ua,lon IN Mississippi is 13s, ,ss7, Of whom 5s,fIs
are white and so,I6I colored- There were
't@lo votes cast at the convention election, of
Nhieh oS'c-Z were colored and 69,73 were for
'-- con'ention- In Texas the vote for the con-
leht'9t last year was 5i,Sss, giving 500 ma
@'sl'l IN its favor; but several counties are moi
included in the return.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

ID seeins We are never to have done with. vor-
oeTS IN the great interior basin of the eor,,ron,
The latest discovery i'm this line is a h.,,,,,,-.
srring, sand to have been found on the banLs 90
the Colorado river, in the neighborhood of RI,
Canon, which throws up a stream Of water ten
feet IN diameter one hundred feet high. The
story L Vouehed for by persons said by the He
lena Gd-et's to be reliable, and, though it ap-
Iears a little eNtravsgant, We are not prepared
t. Gi>credit il.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The SANGALI TROUPE--This celebrated
Parisian Ballet and Pantomine troupe, now
performing at Woods Museum, New York, to
crowded houses, will appear at the National
Theater for six nights, commencing Monday
next, in their pantOmine burles1ue of ssFIick
Flock"
Evening star., 1869-11-04

A tabular statement, recently published shows
that the collections of Internal Revenue in the
District of Columbia exceeded the assessments
by S35, ,223.
Evening star., 1869-11-04

The registration of voters in Baltimore citv
cost the taxpayers sis,soi,7o, nearly $1,000 for
each ward.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
EsrABLIsHED 1883

ESTABLISHED Is3a
Received from Boston,
3 bbls. No. MACkEREL'
100 kits No. I MACkkREL
= " SALMON
Is /" WHITE FISH
8 TROUT
Is bbls LAB aERRING.
FOR sale at the lowest market price,
oc2l I'm WM- oRME SON.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
NFCOLUMEIA
YEAST POWDER.
DOl-3t
MOIST

%CITY REGISTERS OFFICE
~ WAsHINGToN, ID. c., October q, 1859.
yember !, 1869 will expire ali licenses given by the
G;0rpSTatiSn s;op Of The City Of Washington to Commis
disc Liquors by wholesale, Hats, Caps Boots shoes
0ld iron Brass Copper, &c keepers Of Ten,pin
Houses, Sample Rooms, Restaurants Billiard Sa,
looms, Bagatelle and Jenny Lind Tables, Pistol
Galleries, Resident Hawkers and Peddlers owners
OF Hacks, Omnibuses, Street Cars, &c, &c
All said Corporation licenses expiring on said date
Deposits for licenses to this Corporation are now
by law made with the City Collector by whom Ger
tncate VIII be gisen upon which the City Register
viii ISSUE the license. JOHN +. COOK.
oc Loeotno IL City Register.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
BOARDING.

II OOMS AND B0ARD-TWU SUITES ELE-
h GANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Suitable for Members of Congress- also single
Location central, near Post Office and Patent Office
and but one square from y st. and Pa. avenue cars
Hot and cold bath. First class family Board if de-
sired. The best Of referencer, at 399 street, bet
9Th and 10Th south side no1-3tr
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49c Pennsylvania ave
nue; near Sd. Boarding at the same place, S5 per
week. iyal
EIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 21s X street bet. Hth and 18TH short walk from
most OF the public ohices. jy5-tf
Evening star., 1869-11-04
ID sILyERBERG
HAS Re MOVED

o the Store formerly occupied by johnson ccIIey.
No. 521 5TH STREET. between ID and Penosyl-
Ssnia avenue, where he win be pleased 20 see his
customers and where he viii be able a. show fbrrn
an assortment Of FANCY GOODS and TOYS unsur-
passed in this city. au I0-tf
Evening star., 1869-11-04
CHoIcr STOCK OF cARprrrNcs

CHoIcE STOCK OF cARPErINGs.
VET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE- Ply.
and lN6hatS CARPETS of new and beautiful de-
RUGS, MATS as oILGLYfHs I spd gsnersl ss.crt-
we invite the attention Of purchasers,
oe7-lm H00E BRO
Evening star., 1869-11-04
n NEW PRESCRIPTION-PHA
CORNER ST. NORTH AND Sd Sr WEST.

PRESCRiPTioNS C6MPoTNDED AT
THE NEW PRESCRIPTION
SCI DRUG STORE,
Corner street north and 81 street west
WITH THE UTMOST CARE
ALL POISONS ARE KEPT BY THEM
SELVES, arranged in classes with difereHf3X1
coiored labels, and UNDER LOCK AND KEY. VI
In Swedish style. The Propretors constant ~
personal presence will be his best guarantee for his
mOttO.-''Hinc rober ct securitasln
Most respectfully, your obedient Servant,
OSCAR OLDBERG,
(Graduate Of Pharmacy from Sweden.)
no 21m' Cor. ST. north and 81 ST. west.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
~ COLUMBIA
YEAST POWDER.
nAAQt =

0@ TREAsCRY DEPARTMENT
S OFFIcE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
Washington, October -, 1869.
Notice is hereby given TO the holders of the crcu
lating Notes Of the FIRST National Bank Of Neya-
da,' Austin, that such notes will be paid in lawful
money OF the United States upon of the
same to the Treasury Of the United States
yNO.J KNOX,
Oc2l 6W Acting COMPTROLLER of the Currency
Evening star., 1869-11-04
NATHANIEL WILSON.
IN ATfORNEY-AT-Lkw,
HA REMOVED TO No. lOs ISTREET, y

IDHtLOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
New New York Mns,ean OF Anatomy, eaahracins the sub
yects:-How to hive and what 20 live for Youth. Ma
tnrity and OH Age; Manhood asneraiiy reviewed:
he cause OF Indigestion, Flatolepce and Nervous
Considered, &c.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures WIN he
four stanps, by addressing ECRETARY, New for3
Museum ef Anatomy and Sc&snoe, 61s Broadvay
New York. maH-iy'
THE HIGHEsT CASH PAID FOR LADIES'
Gent b. and Children . Cast on Clothing, Roots
Shoes, etc, at 4. s. HARTO3ENSfS, a. 7fh street.
promptly attended to. des- -iy.
Evening star., 1869-11-04
IChron News Repub .InteI&Exor,.

LR ment of all Diseases.-Dr. GRANT, No. 2s
North Liberty street Baltimore, Md, will give 500
sumption, Shortness of Breath, Catarrh and all dis
% cases Of the Throat and Lungs, DroPsy, Dyspepsia,
tism, Scrofula, Syphilis in all forms, Nervous De
biilty seminal Weakness, Ringing in the Ear, Dis
ralysis. Partial Deafness, Womb Diseases, &c Di-
rect Dr. y u. GRANT, 2s North Liberty street
Bait more. Md. ~ l4-Iy
Evening star., 1869-11-04

~ ST: MATTHEW CHURCH-A discours
NS viii he delivered THIS EVENING, at u
q pc clock. Subject: The Absolving Power of til
Evening star., 1869-11-04
cUU &c ES
OF rHE
NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
FOR SALE.

COUNTRY SEATS,
comprising the finest views of the Capital City and
iis surroundings The best grape land yet found
this latitude country, aud very superior fnr
peaches, pears. and the small fruits. As hesityas
any part Of the United States Especially noted for
its numerous springs Of pure, soft, and very cold
water. Located two miles above thei Aqueduct bridge
at Georgetown. The new Georgetown and Fairfax
turnpike road through il. Will be sold in lots
oi from one Co twenty acres ON long time, desired
on deferred payments. The propridvhr can b. sen
follows - II. A. PHILLIPS, Georgetown. ~.
q" - sms
I,oR RENT-Four FRAME HOUSES ON Isth St
u between ; and streets; five rooms. Apply to
JAMES W. BARKER. 435 street. between nth
ard 18th. oc2u
Evening star., 1869-11-04

Il TEN HOUSES.
Ten Ten s hSrsss on soreSIan s,rect ust oemgleted:
Mansard and Italian roofs Terms ea-y
Inquire Of II. W. HAMILTON, 562 9TH street.
Builders Depot. s-2S a
EOR RENT-An elegant, Furnished HOUSE,
II delightfully."- situated, No. SO Missouri avenue,
IA street containing sixteen rooms gas. water.
and all modern improvements. carriage hou-e and
stable Apply on the premises. or n n
Evening star., 1869-11-04

JAMES P.UGHEs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATIAw
VIII pracuce IN the supzems Court Of the rnifed
Statee the Court OF Claims, and the Courts of the
Once, $40 Ienasylvalia avenue between lass and
18th streets. -''A
The business Of the firm Of Hughes Denver n
Peck will be closed ap By the partners ,ointls
Evening star., 1869-11-04

u l6e 9Th street, between and n.
The most s<llful and oldest established adyertis-
ing physici&R fer the treatment Of FEMALE Coz
PLAlNTSin the city. Ladies' suffering frsm irreeu-
larities may rspose the strictest oonfdpcs In HIM
he guar rsntees thorough cure. hp fees ar,
mmoderate, and p&tssess visiting see ne but the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
Eunporia, July Goth,
AGAINST THE Traffic.

The following preamble and resolutions
PASSED at the regular meeting Of the Sons and
Daughters Of Temperance, held in their Hall,
last Monday evening, were handed us for pub
LEGATION. We checrfulIy publish them, know
ing that this organization Is composed Of many
Of the best citizens Of the place. and knowing
that the sentiments contained therein are en-
dorsed by large HaqjOvitp OF our people. We
are fully aware that man set Of men will
be allowed TO open u wholesale or retail liquor
shop OF any Kind In this town without being
resisted to the full extent Of the law. Here
are the resolutions:
WHEREAS. we have IL from the authority OF
the EmpOria NEWS, that. arrangements are
being made to open IL wholesale liquor store I'm
this town; and
WHERE4s. it IL rumOred that our Druggists
are selling Intoxicating drinks contrary to law,
therefore he it
Res0ired, LIST. that we as n temperance Or
ganiZatiOn, by our VOWS, feel called upon
through the columns Of cur city paper to mott
fy any and all who are or may become engaged
in this neHari0uS business. that We will resist
them to che full extent Of the law: and suffer
no opportunity to pass which may reveal their
violation Of the same
Res0Lced. I'd. that we, I'm the same public
manner. call upon all friends Of temperance.
and lovers OF Christianity, tn rally and assist
US in putting down this fearful destroyer. Of
all the interest aud hopes OF society," in this its
first encrOachment upon our fair prospects for
peace, temperance. order and prosperity u
city and community.
support to the editor Of the NEWS for the in
tregity he has manifested In the timely and man.
1y article dcnOuncing the Wholesale traffic Of
liquors in our midst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-07-23
soUrHEnN BRANCH ROAD.

The Junction City Union az the 18th says
that Friday the County Commissioners drove
out along the line Of the Southern Branch
Railroad, for the purpose OF viewing the work
done. The iron Is laid to the first crossing OF
LyOE's creek, distance Of about four miles.
The bridge ut this place will be ready 10 cross
In u day or The next bridge which is also
across Lyons creek u half mile farther
on. is now framing. The next bridge, across
Ott..r creek, Is ready for the track. The two
bridges across Lyons creek were swept away
An along the line numerous places show the
great force Of the water during the food. We
noticed one place where great stones were
moved from one abutment sixty feet The
grading in several places was broken and
destroyed.