davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-19

RAHwA1. y. j.. Dec /. l..s9.
We the underlined. are veil Aeqaaiuted With II.
Freeman. Of KAhway. AID k1ox sha: te has tecu
toak time su@e1iuk IN the possib1e for for the
past forr yes aad tha. he hsa been entirely eu.td by
the u.e Il ~Hea1told's B1cAu~.
J. II. SAVAGE. cx.Nayar.
FRANK La BAU. Pse.tdeat Of Couoel
WA RICHARDS, Clerk Of Council.
PkrER A. BANTA. Councilman
VII. BROWN, Coanelln.o
US. S. MKLlUK. Councilman.
LEWIS uoFY. Councilman.
J. B. STRYEER, Merchant,
Git HALL AAtoRss OFFICE,
Halfway. n. j.. pet- j. }s@
TIi' vii certify tha: an persou.y acquainted with
H ". Fireman. and eoEnIzsas Of tho f.e.4 - set
forth In ste atve statement aud the ever1l pe.1ona
"hcse sisnatatcs hercurto attaehed. 1:r 81 tao.u
10 me. JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor e Rah~H.S.J.
, 1870-02-19

BCTYALo. fcb 1A-CAtte receipts for the He+k
Eo Market fairly active; sA1ea II i;qo Dc ID ii IL
IS for extra: 7ss far pEt me: s*s9ic !or iaII IL
Nftc for ponr TO taiutu. ''s
Hon-keeeitt.. st6o; MARKET Inactive, It 97sAe
rheep.ksceipts. s.css Martet du.l aud Ne lower;
1AG37e for eufpNQU to extfa CauAda
, 1870-02-19

New York Lire Stock o1zrherA

EkW YoAK. Peh Is There rrse L&40 f5csh eud 10
e5.is eAio to dsy hs.xy .ain tspt psay butcher
sold, but u. e1!Ene ct ilte from wednesday. max
iet i n9.n II, than ~ ftom Mond.y. Tbs faase .as
,.6,, ~ ~ ,s;;s u eTs Gale he eFoashs taa
WA1 tAu-r
hhsep A:r not selling with only 1up arrivals to day
thanFtd. ~
Harry cara cf I've hogs arrived, Tbey .,e Hortb
FG42ht city 9EEtAed tel 1t lsc md Wctt er II liz
, 1870-02-19

N.Y. nsststn:1 Es lt71 Ae: e11a. r. asse: Da.asa
ef*AicA', HAH1a % h<&thy. " 1tre: Do strs.
~. fe: VHtch.r' eit edge. sAs..s; soA medal. ax9
*ALEmnese ~ s.a :!ae.sd. q ! ~. L., Thar
t4i.I: ~ d.slsrs @e9 dtn n t.e1E 10y q
s.V s.s:V ;;:;r ;;:: i; .:s.;, i;
b.t ,,G ~ dr.,. x1th ttks. y askt z
ner s1et+- We aaats: .An:siet, sssE :eso1st. ia
-: , .s,5 x e: & F. !. sls44lss: No u <$As';
fT4ECH.Fhs tailoring y. tas aD,taisous cur.
Ft1siA. oss!sA t~tv: s.xis. lttAlle: festtA plrs
!HsttT, NAs&r: Ottawa earn. 17tSuAc; Wsttas CON,
1l}stsIs tH's" 1t ttdrz, sAtsbe.
sele. =. ..a,-:4 bar. Il q Il e.ss .r i
II. l. - anh u txr1 1t tiu: Il baEs At HEX.
Il bag. at ~ % - bags It 3Ala C1erer-1 hAx4 Il
a t<.4 x1a1- = hsks .s3. d.
1tAh-8GtGn*.sl Il thu d. d.pxrtu:ent w4s af fair
g, e5;s;st 81 I'd . tass v.usS a;;a nd =,
e t. II: -: ,. r. =, e.: sI,s:
e IT,. h..s ,is tea., q a51al:.o ehcls T.
Js.aus ~ Sis: too'.s hsnrsl srai Iasta u sa1
Kord 2 ass Hsss% ''t:s =.s.s! H. chales u
TAIloM:a.s "a i -,uos na te.4e, ): -
1tFAtOp- INT. m ! fet Ent 4Itet "a the f,{Jor.
" ffLh$t -
, 1870-02-19
Private Matters.

d. J. f. GLARK-sts 81. ~eH .ku~z. a5s ,.r.hs
1see1aAst-Et IN Cla:ks4 eosnar Of Aa4.A,u ttoaxty
st No Lsrmon Block r}eates N bi.ea,es Al pta-
ealaes u Fdr1:s ratc1r-cf botA scxes sesaiaxl
Weakness. and tbs efeets of SELF Aause-euteA b. aev
xna tussQshae rsmsdies- Epec1A attention to lanai,
D1tteanae& Female Ffus-1r-zy EaaI Send etsuy
for ctzrulAt On -A4s71ed WenAat satefsAzd- aat
- PEirsts Medical Cagd" Address ks:ats u ass1s
az 2 q An1 MI. fIhie.en II
, 1870-02-19

nfW Yoz1. Feb ia-Aoocy euy u 43s On ea1l.
fEtme aneaunta. 8 A8 per cont,
ststIoe sthAdy It 1l54. (2lf9
1as tod ua1kes Tas aeene Of animation TIL. aftes-
nnon With tr11saettous alternately At IL aud il9h
mere VA ~ eIctrt,oul t1Ansaeti9n 1t 1885, 10
DEE! e.es1snt attu very prrtissen bot no te.dH&y
80 Esae = d.y h thels interest A. llsn thsIe
sEE@sa Atfo c1de1a to hry. snd sone anaeunts ware
tiixsa i - ah1t hf1te The ptice opeEed Il lis. ant
10 TAT CleAFsuetT. &C. DO neu,
Gev etnrnents GtfnHT:
tn-upons. y .!l74slie tOoupoux '1tnX z11sx;
Goupons s*!* -'.,n ss,nk Goepoos. "a -ii.a ANA
espsp: esoesp: ~ ii iiiAssiiiii ca1eas5 si
Ef4iA bonds do1t.
, 1870-02-19

foets peIo9,n q. 2s fl Of Ind.Al u, I,
f9,s1,on % r. e. 1*s 1t ' Of H:ss &, I. ssxisa
Eoe!n Vel. T.. oi 10 siiisr X ! t uxs;;x
~, 8ee a&4
b9e9ia. ,s H.es, 80 It !, Of HaoDs q, II, 75x
pess,;: =: i, s:ss o,f q Haso. * ss1
Bo,ns'ee y NIX L ei T.sat; t;:ss,sath
a. o l. 15X1ls ii; Feb IL.
An1n 1en. q a. lea = Of cLrk ii, n /. 431ioalt;
le.s.t q Do1si.s i,o<, I, aad Ill Of
Loheat !. T. OF DeuG n place t, f1xxlnK
~ HHh md 1l4 Of g5kxI2l 4 1; nJrth kud
ao)oln'nk: Fen. 10. ,.,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,
nes,,:s so.,.. n.os p ls! II v ii Halted i. IL
Deoe!s. pl:ee. ot u:is;ed It. 1, :aiiss
IT.: Feb II '
H.s:sd j, i i Il Of oooSd:ao Il ii.
Ad.n. I.s sf t7u n ei Clark Il i, soIlss II: !.
Archer .oad. e of faip;s st, Il II. aXisa
II: fee. II. .-........,............
s.e1sIs ~, 90 II Of E'g,n q, 81, ana !;
g. 5o1lea +: also Grove It. Is. ..tsvof
sss @ r ~: ri, und s OF $oxloo n;
xok4n or err 1iM1.
esm.Eafy y. n = COZ Of Fullerton ~, eft
x1p1l@17aS II; md Fullerton ", 1<a
teoE Racine mad, . 1. 1ksI15n It: Fea.
49,
8lUIH ~ CTY 1HlfE-
Eaao ~, 81 It v OF Lar gteT Ut, n I, k3L1ee
II; Jan ....,................. l
K.u tatk ~. l;o Il ! of DO wen 1t, ". 4o1
1ts n; Juno >, 1893. 6s.,....................
hiu bin ~, I'll II Of Bowen H. Y t, 4oK
fta II; June 3, 1885,. .......,...........
H.ett4en ~, c cor II Fotsf.1rst st, VI,
t2fxlsa Il; Peh I0........:........... u
NettKoEfh n, 81 T. Of FIFTY. nrss u. VI.
eax196 AID It, N1fh efx1ee 40 II On BW
On sueet between Fotty 11lt Ard Forty.
eecotd IT., and b23K II v Of Cottage
Grove AZ, I, 9t1143 T.; Feb. 16.. .....+... |
, 1870-02-19
COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY ETnRu, Feb. 1a
Tte following table shows the Iecsipts aud Ship
usents ct produce ht this point during tha past
tWentY.fpur houIa:
, 1870-02-19
HelmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

ie pharmaceutical prrparati,n Tbe proper u..1e s
gwen. md l. tho znoss Aettve which ca be n1xle 1t
enao, I'd - By N medical works fox suea dla
suted BY tho proprietor 1t II pleasant
In tta sAsc and odor. fe< tso II injurious properties
and ia taktu BY adults and children. T.. toule dia.
retc blood purifying. md iarEos.uuE. KnteehseA sad
defeats constitutions Of both VII dod # fr ote
tenk.Aenins than my Of tho psspssstons es bark OF
Iron.
6ee medical properties ronsained 10 Dispensasoty o.
tha United States. Of which .hs tols il e,t.ee.
ecpy:
RUuHU,-fta odor IL strong dl1usfvr, and somewhat
srnI atc. s s.ste Il hest. and analogous to that Of
mi1t tsh dvra CHIEF, Ia conplaiota Of the urinary
arsaoa. saeh gravel. ehronie eAsasrh u the bladda
noEbA hrtsAt1or Of tha hlAdAer aad useshs1 .ea.es
of tbs prostate sIand. md retention OF oot1enee Of
urine from ioa Of taas In tbs parts concerned In IL
eTsc0atiau- Il ks4 also beeu fecouneQdsd In dyr-
pep4ta. chronic 1h>anana- cat4neoog adeetiona szd
tscpsy.
, 1870-02-19

PITTknERaU* Feb. 1a--Cfude petroleum very dali:
trnt Art FthruAy weaker. th?ukh not auiAblt l,wrr
Ne se.left- Refined tull and weak, quote lit III
al4cAked. '
, 1870-02-19
Cure Of Bladder and Kidney Adec-
tion Of Long StandiDg--Stone
Passed and 10 be Seen.


II. 7. H<fmhoii. kA4,:
DrAR sR; l commenced takins yenr Extract Of
Buehu shout tso weeks A1eo for Al Affection Of the
bladder and kidneys. have Bu5e1ed By s;els -ery
much for few days pa1t- Bat yesterday relief earo
through the ed.et Of yonr suehu." 4 ssepe PANIED
from my hlAdder shout The si,e OF la1ye pas aud
feel perfectly we'll and entirely tee ssau the p.Io
that have su6ertd with $50 hsst" attribute ny
cure to your medicine entirely. Aod would recommend
I'll rc11ons Similarly Affected to try It, 1hAve great
fifth in It. curative powess. Yoos euy,
THOMAS J. BKNNKTr,
Re{e1t 10
Rer. VIM E0GSwELI- wesspost, Conn.
IL g. CANNON. Dsussist westpoes, Com,
H.B. WHEELER. Esl., ws.tpost, oona-
DRApLRF HULL Esq Hestpott, uora.
Dr.. wAkEAAS. Reading. Coon-
r. ". r. ROBINSON Wholesale Druggist New
YORK City
And many others recosAAsJ.
, 1870-02-19

80 saosnEn ~ feeeilts wa75 axaia ut<fal pytees
m,,ttoe = s.stAioed far u ersdrs Go d Il ID ID
=; 2Tep tfe ~a9'e4 NJ u 0eA& 10: Aoa ettsA q
srd ,strT. sdfnHa Esdet Ne9r sllt:ext ~ sl44 Ia
3. tnsn 70 csns1a1 1t 1.E&11S Trsntre5tg II.
, 1870-02-19
The Pfe1 uce IlHketa,

6uA Fra nctsco Market.
6A8 EhAG1sco. Feb A-BnkAps7CFTx-F1ou,
Art; taeI .tA.st9kl2 Wheat, tkht tranaactlons d
, 1870-02-19

RE1F CATILE-The saprly ct ero4 to ehattt fks
cowk. and hetcrH, and ukht st,ecth deshy ee1I vas
skort Of the deuA1d hich Wa farty active hoh %
local Eetount and for Shipment E4gt A1d f*r the4e
R1tp<ioua ct stotk the market something Of
atTkree the prices current yeatefus ~ Wetnes
day. u ssA6 4 being fealxed without dI8crkr dsy
would not have e5ootas o.a eIetNda Ihe desnsnd
t1nf md p1tees wee tho7onshly sustained =, "a
100 Tor averages cl from >l LEO ~. ard A13,A
rs far ete.se tncoh tas steer exaf iro 3;o s
-eone el,ss s:ees1. bu: q tsN e!sr,. .he oIafaxs
were s4w-,esa than 1ao bead ii tod.
KeuFa thin steefs, and common ea.1
were NOR y ess neglected. and. 4 general te!ak,
30 ders wcEr relied % else OCT II =; ~ 1t ,!sa:
lots tse .ko eslL I'D EelI!a.!ly !owe aaa seve:L
GInehe." Ct tAit soEt wtEe lett oscT unsnld The
cei.s were lr bead and The sales LA bod slao
As,s5 for t1nEen 10 Z tdl1l1. and A $A.A&s,1 far
fpod u ehotct- The market ciosed dIna
cID4E0 TEICK1
Chotet Becve%-EtDn. Ia: well turned 4toS
year old gtccfss Aod AFcfISing from 1.Kn to y.
Prime Bevve4-Good. well lated. finely |'
formed t:er1r. arctadtE LILO = LILO r... HSf37oo
Far u. ades-tat Bterr1. In fzt. aeah, aTer.
AElx L1o TO l. p pEA.....-.-.....--....-...4 4.kaS3S
Medium ElAls-Aediasa Gtcc71 and rood
eows fos city alAaKtter. ATts1stnE 90 -
s.@ef Gs:ae-Cosnysoa cattie II deeeas nesh.
arrrsE1cK TO- lnte eEA.-...--.~..-..,... ASeAk 80
IIfeTtnr-1Eh$ 6nd thin md s{esy4 >. ib1AAQQ
, 1870-02-19
DF. Raaaf.ff
r1YAxG Matters.
SPECIAL NOTICES
whcaton's Ointment

.---... VIII e1:e the Itch
MH1AT0N3 0ta1AkNT VII eur- 5a3s Raacu.
NHKAFON'S OlSTXHNT eureS Ittu Sorra
r, .,HhEA1uh's 0lsTNHsT eEres Ii usrsses ox t:,u
S11u. Fser 80 sr1ts. hy mail 90 emit AU Drrx.t1
sell II. WAkka PufThN Bastoa p.oprs
, 1870-02-19
MEDICAL, CARDS,
DR.. james.

TIL. E4desy celebrated spsri.liss. tno~a spa r.
td<ed TO ht thc most skiha pt1eato~er IN Il,
tf:Ato tnt Of SFxAAAZoERHoxA. oIFn1ll. aos =:
chsstt pEtvAte e.a be ecnsrfet 1t his Il
s.1tate corner Of RAnd .1th aad De4r snsn -, II
etA!ss sTot1 q 70 or By lstser. P y. praw
tisL seq Eoens for Ill b. at.etei sh4.t beAr
~ ntt that D5 JAHes o.1 tsts,ets thi4 <las. ot
eNe1 f1tltsfeiF Tor Gvc1 tHfttydTe 1e4I ten rear.
u H. e. etJ st Ees.ta ksg.la aissaes nd is1tss
1pon the d.stase1 q his scssY will b. seat IN sS.4i
CIV esa Pc to AAy 4tdte1a Upon Eeet1pt Il ksSap
, 1870-02-19
MEDICAL,

anyone wtsbes to seq Ills woedes. tAcy CAT d. sc.
could write al day. bat tatak have s.a eaoush this
tme, r. remain your s,er we'll wIshsr.
EDWARD /. HOWARD,
Payer Mater. Bu1rside. H.rtferd Ooar.y, Coan,
Re(cTu 10
Dr.. MACK. Bnrntide, Con1-
Dr.. WRIGHT. North Lee. Mas&
n. uoLkUA. North Iec. NMs.
ps. ADAHs. s&oetbstdse. Aass.
Or. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.
pF. IAQUEs Bue1l.nd uorae.s, Com.
Dr.. B1ARsFoRp. Hartford, Conn.
Aist whom treated ne far tho as.rs.e.
Dr.. Ktyser
Il phyarssn Of over thirty yes..' ~1as.,e.,ce .aa
graduate & the Jefferson Aeih.- Gusee, aad Of .he
EnfEes1isy Of Medicine and sorsry o< rt,lade,pht.
, 1870-02-19

NORTH OF CtfY IiNlt.
btmttsY NJ n y cor Of Fullerton ~, Z I,
21p1l@17sS loft; md Fullerton ", 1<a
+ OF Racine mad, I, 1<8I15o n; Fen.
, 1870-02-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

F1InAr EVENING, Feb IL
The following table shown the daily receipts and shp
ncrts R daisux the Htek to this ereninf,
Ftpnrttd By the Secretary o the Union STOCK {&fts
, 1870-02-19

Tht demand far :" sased tradA EaA ttiAs larger
thAo tbs two ptee-ttrk DAYS. and the majority
II d-Aers sHeetn9 xAJet It 1A1s per ao0 wt
scc1h1netJ alter auosAtlonA Witch tlu II follows
~ ttf..s.'.'..-.. ..''...-.......-.....--.3 So
ThIckness-FiTt shinees 70 b two tnehas tn thltk.
nc.A.
lAth-EIxtetr iachrrL .-
.eAUo r<r tas load Addri when Transferred. which
et tsIte follows the FhirkcA
tnue to rrptat the old st-ry eh1uke h p-1ec&-'
The GeIlAnd wal la1I foE td4s aea4on. HsquotE:
, 1870-02-19
REAL ts1ATE.

Meffaafee deeds conSe1ing city and suou1ssn
properly 1Naln seven miles Of the Court Hoppe
eleu ict record On FsidAJ, PemulrT1 1s:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
The Writes and the militia.

The Winnsboro' Neus, in noticing the
parade last week Of two companies of color
ed militia, recently organized in that county,
takes occasion to urge the white people, in
its usual philosophical style, to overcome all
squeamisllness, and to take their part IN the
militia system of the State. 1t says:
"'The right of the citizen to bear arms Is
constitutional right, as sacred as the right to
vote and nobody now objects to it. We, a
year ago, expressed our conviction, too, that
no conflict of the races would come of Its exer-
else in the organization ofthe militia, and that
the whites, ii they preferred net to so into the
militia organization, would simply pay the
fines. We reiterate that opinion to-day. But
we, at the same time, advise the whites to or
ganize companies, and obtain field appoint
ments. A mixed militia, it has now be-
come as evident to us, we are going to have, as
1t is evident to everybody else that mixed
Legislature we both have already and are go
ing to have Organize at once, therefore, and
have as good militia organization as posi-
hlp 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
, Tho PIea OF the Ring.

"Give US one more chance, say the Ring
to the aroused. and indignant people OF South
Carolina, vtrust US once more, and we our
'tselves will arrange this little matter Of re
''form. We admit that things, as We have
'all along been managing them, might be
"improved; but just leave us alone awhile
"longer and the thing shall be done te
''everybody's satisfaction.
Gentle sirs, you misunderstood this fight
1t is impossible for man to trust or TO com
promise with the burglar whom he catches
making off with the spoons, except on the
preliminary condition OF o return of the
spoons and bond to steal no more spoons
You know very well that you don't mean tc
enter into such an agreement, or that, if you
did, you would break it. So do we. Ne
compromise" which leaves you free to con
inue your present courses would suit US,
and no other would suit you. "Hold on
snow, mar" observed the ingenious youth
who was caught by his waistban1 with his
FINGERS in the maternal jam-"Hold on,
''mar, let's argur."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
A Welcome Gentleman.

We find the following statement in the
Winnsboro' Neaos:
"A gentleman BY the name OF Mr.. Carpen-
ter will be in our town in few days, to look
at the lands Of our district. Mr.. c., desires to
settle some forty or fifty Northern families in
this portion of South Carolina. Each immi-
grant will come prepared to buy small farm.
1t is to be hoped ourland owners will offer Mr..
c. every indueement in their power to secure
these immigrants for Fairfield
Il may not be inappropriate, in this con-
nection, to state that there is another "gen-
s'tleman, by the name Of Mr.. Carpenter, who
will be in divers places in the course OF the
next few weeks. he will talk plain truths
to the people, and the result Of his work will
he 10 enhance the value of lands and labor
alike, and to make South Carolina attractive
to thrifty and substantial immigrants from
all quarters, instead Of being, as now, State
that everybody shuns because it is oppress-
cd with ruinous and needless taxation, and
what is still worse, with the incubus of o
government Of Thieves and plunderers, which
has become by-word throughout the whole
country as "a disgrace TO civilization.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Served in the city at FIFTEEN GENTS week,
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TIE TRIWEEkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays,
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shorter period.
THR WEEKLY NEWS, one year So. Six copies
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insertion. Business Notices 20 cents line each
insertion. Marriage and Funeral Notices one
Dollar each. Cuts and Eectrotype Advertisements
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NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and founu'
Boarding. &c, not exceeding 20 words 20 Genus
Ssef insertion; over 20, and not exceeding ~
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ADVERTISEMENTS In TIE TRIWEEKLY NEWS 10
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Address - >, RIORDAN, DAWSON CO.,
No. 14e East Bay, Charleston, s. @.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
The South in the Cabinet.

The New York San, in common with the
Republican papers generally of the North,
don't relish the recent nomination OF the
Georgia Radical, Ackerman, to succeed Hoar
in the attorney -Generalship. The Sun says:
'sIf General Grant desired to signify to the
country, by an appointment to his Cabinet,
that 1t was no longer expedlent to inquire
whether his confidential advisers had fought
on the right side or the wrong side during the
war, he should have selected for attorney-gen-
eral rebel of distinction, and a lawyer who
was fit for the position. II, for example, he
had conferred this important Office upon Rob-
ert Toombs, man of brains, of genius, Of
pluck, and who is thorough lawyer, and well
known to the nation, it would have signifed
something; but to waste 1t upon Ackerman,
who was one ofToombs's adlutants, was third
rate rebel, and is fourth-rate lawyer, and
wholly unknown to the country, is simple, non
sense"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23
whittemore's Rejection.

AS it is-yaguely hinted that the rejection
of B. F. Whittemore, by the House of Repre-
sentatives, may possibly result in new
election, or the admission Of the minority
candidate, we think it proper to say that We
do not regard the action Of Congress, in this
matter, as any indication that they will ad-
nit Captain Dunn to the seat so properly
denied the seller OF cadetships.
Whittemore labors under no political dis
qualification. No man accuses him of 'taid-
''ing and abetting the rebellion, unless his
double election, by deluded constituency, is
to be balm and healing ointment to the
wounded feelings OF the South, Nor will any
one deny that Whittemore can gulp down,
without winking, all the test oaths that were
ever invented His case, therefore, is alto
gether different from that Of Colonel Simp-
son or Mr.. Reed. Those gentlemen were
elected by large maiorities over their Radi-
Cal opponents, but were debarred from TAX
ing their seats b. reason of their disqualified
tion under the 2iYth constitutional amend
ment. The seats were then given, in de-
hance Of oil right, to the minority candi-
dates. In the case of Whiutemore, however,
there is no contest and no political disquali-
ication. The seller of cadetships was un-
doubtedly elected, and Congress for reasons
of its own-reasons patent and sufficient to
every decent man in the country-declines
to receive him. This does not give MIR.
Dunn the seat; for Whittemore is still the
member elect, and in that sad case is likely
to remain. We have no fear that the House
of Representatives will reconsider and re-
verse q decision which meets with the hearty
approval of all honest people. And unless
Whittemore chooses to resign, we do not
see that there can be new election.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-23

mained on file with the House Reconstruction
Committee, and was examined on Saturday by
persons interested in the facts. The petition
sells forth that Mr.. Akerman was Union
man at the outbreak of the war, and strongly
opposed the war, remaining quiet but firm In
opposition to rebellion for some time after
hostilities begun, but after the Confederate
Government had established itself he entered
its service, remaining therein for about eign-
teen months. Mr.. Alderman states that not
having held any office before the war he was
not subject to the disabilities imposed By the
third section Of the Fourteenth amendment,
but that having, as he writes, voluntarily serV-
ed the Confederacy, he could not take the test
oath. He wished his disabilities removed In
order to accept office under the reconstruc-
ton policy. The contents Of the petition
have aroused4 an unfriendly feeling toward
Mr.. Akerman among the more Radical Re
publicans.
The excitement is on the increase at North
Adams, Mass, on account of the influx OF Chi-
nese workmen. Numbers Of them are already
EMPLOYED in the shoe factories, receiving s23
per month for the first year, with the promise
of s26 for the second aud third. The China
men work, eat and sleep in the same building,
a large room being fitted up with FIVE rows ol
hunks, each of which is supplied with sail
cloth mattress and blanket. They are chiefly
fed on rice, which is steamed in huge tanks OF
kettles by pipes from the factory boiler, weak
coffee bcing added for breakfast. They labor
fourteen hours a day. One firm are so well
pleased with their Chinese workmen that they
have ordered additional consignments, and
other employers announce their intention o.
following theh example. 1t is expected thai
before another year is over twenty thousand
coolies will settle in Massachusetts,. A resolu
tion prohibiting the introduction of coolie
labor into the State was offered In the House
of Representatives, on Wednesday, but reject
ed by Ill to so. The feeling of bitterness ane
anger among the white population daily In
creases, and it is not considered safe to allow
the Chinese to go abroad without protection