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The New York herald., 1870-02-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RESTAURANT, DOING 5000 DAY AND MAXIM
n $4,000 year; small amount cash required down
the best reasons given for selling.
sOUTHMAYD CO., l94 Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I1SSAY ON ChTARRII, INCIFIENT CONSUMPTION
~ and liberation and Deformises OF the Nose and Face
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OF 25 cents.
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A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN tPRoTEsTANT) WISHES
situation; II years. reference; country preferred
Call address r. GIBSON Madison Park Stables % East
at
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C00 WEST WITH ST., NEAR 7TH Av.. FIRST FLOOR,
berwork or chamosrwork and the ane washng city refer
encA -
, 1870-09-22
POLITICAL.

John e. Eacby, Of Ruahvillc, whose name has
been mentioned IN connection with the Rcpu'Al-
can- Congressional nomination In tho 1illuois
Ninth District, announces shas he will not be a
candidate Colonel 7. j. Bell is now spoken Of.
The Republicans Of the Illinois Seventeenth
Senatorial District have nominated E. F. Rnl,, Of
LaSal1e, for the State Senate. The convention
resolved that General Logan VAS its first choice
for the Cnl1ed States Senate.
- Returns from Maine, very nearly complete,
give Perham. Republican, for Governor, s.s73
n,ajorty; the vote being for Pelham, 64,05l, and
ior Ncheyts, Demecrat. 43,1S6. Chasnheflain's
majority in the same towns last year WIS 1859,
galn Of se5 In the Republican majority, IN view
" the great combination 70 ucieat the Acset
| viii 10 very WE'LL The aggregate Republican ma
! jurisS on congressman Is two OF three th0nsant
grsaser tnan that for Governor.
l DIR. W. Il. Psercc. Of GEunly County, ha.
| heen nominated for state Senator from tn,
Eighteenth District Of Illinois, which embrace
tho counties of Kankasee, Will, Grun,s, ant
| Kendall. lie was member OF the last House o
Repre- sentat,ves, aud a1so Of the late Cunsttu
nonal Convention. The lion. Hebfy Snapp, 0
Joiirs, will be his colleague In tho Senate frou
that district, he having been elected two year
age.
While the receipts in eighteen months undo
Grants administration have iBcreased $s7,2ls,
$3.50 over those of corresponding period Q
Johuson's mistulc, the expenditures have de-
creased So, SIS o6o.7;, thus saving to the counr
Slso, ,e6a, ,sea3s. uc1c Is the posltlve proof {
present economy. It has cost less, nndcr Pres
dent Ernnt, to collect, at reduced tari1, 1881
rs, ,1se 81 Of the customs than it did under Pres
dent johnson 10 collect fR51 ,97s, ,7eat9; VIII
more tnan million do11ata represents the u
crease ia the cost Of collecting, under Grant, IS
eG3,91e.15 more Of Internal revenue than und'
Johnson. Here Is the proof positive of homes,
The johnson administration reduced the pnbl
:. eeot, during the last eighteen months Of It's G
istence. 81, ,3ss. .4taB7; the present Republican
! rnnis+ation, during like period, reduced
. s1estsss, sos,6n. Hero Is the ASSURANCE Of una
. eaal wnlom, economy, honesty, wi4dom ii
! ncaccs
, 1870-09-22

Aggregate ..3ls *6'a3 5zGsut3 G4tsxa 5ss4
Net loss in the whole sate Id ten 5eata. .-s,A1o
a healthy old Texan says that, ffom lsss TO
last, he has received by discharges Of guns and
pistols into his body, 176 shot; had both legs,
collar bone und seven ribs UrolcD, aud his skull
cracked; Is the father OF twenty chillren raised
this year with MS own hands 1,l0n head of flue
cabbage, 1000 large beets. besides other craps,
and can now run pretty good quarter race"
-" suppose, n cries the Fall Nall Gazette, " the
French Republic, eager to wipe out the Disgrace
of the present war, ehoold some dag help the
American Republic to aveuge the Alabama
wrongs: and then suppose the Feniaus should
take hand III the nght (as they surely would
want toy; and suppose another republic should
rise up IN Spain, and Insist In haTins Gibraltar:
and suppose, On the top Of att this Russia should
crowd us to the wall In Asia; what pretty pickle
England would he ia r.
An officer Of the German Sanitary Commts~
s,ou writes to German paper that the fate Of the
poor wounded, both French and German, II not
cared TOR Immediately, Is horrible. II night sets
| tn, the brutal Inhabitants Of the netghborhoctl
sneak over the battle-tiels and tear every bit Of
! clpthing from the mangled aud wounded suffer.
css Too eager 10 gel more prey, these worse than
heAsts, II they md ans rings on the NnGers Of The
wounded men, do not try to strip them on, hu,
| cut oil the fingers aud all, while they ill the
4 mouths Of the victims With dirt to stl1e thcfl
cries. In such condition, naked, without the
| 1eAtt shelter from the plght air. tbs wounded
French and Germans nre left with their gaping
wounds OF maogled limbs, What increases tn
horror at these atrocities Is the fact TINT they ar
mostly committed by women, girls, and boys
, 1870-09-22

Committees on Foreign Affairs and Public Lnnra
The Homestead bill Of 1854 was his work. In 1856
be was offered the GovernorahIp ,of Kansas, hut
declined. Be was lat1erl! on the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. .s.,t r.. ss~n /
aged 70 yearB. lie was native Of England, and
calnn TO tho United States Id 1879. In 1872 he
rublisnctl " A Descriptive and nistoricat Aeconnt
Of Hydraulic nud other Macblneae .Stor
Raising Water, Ancient ana Modern;
Including the Progressive Development
OF the steam Bng1ne,. which not only
met with very favorable reception. .hns has never
ecen supc1nebco, and late1y reached tho se1cn.
secnth edition. In 1945, Mr.. Ewbank vislted Era
I'll, md while preparing for the press his account
Of shat Journey, was appo!nsed By President Tay-
,ur tie Unite1 sta1cs EomMlss1oner OF Patents at
/ Washington. Whit in once he mode several re-
ports, the Importance OF which mas been uoirer-
sally, Acknowledged. lie published in 1855, q The
l World Workshop" year later, " Life In Brazil
1,.ustrated;n and In 1883, "Thoughts On Mates
I and Forces;" also, " Thtn3s aud Scenes IN Wash.
| inqton." He also wrote three valuahle essays 10
! 1850 and 1861, on The Origin Of our Speclcs.'
One Of his la&ess work was paper On "Roc1
| Whiting. or the Original Method for the Transmits
| sion OF Thought
! The New YORK Tribune says: "Aarshal Ba
zaine has intsmatet, In an intercepted letter t,
his wife, written before the battle OF Sedan an.
subsequent 10 thai Of GraVelotte, his disposition
10 tu.n traitor. he has certain disclosures Of M
.poIcon's perddy to make, which, he SAYS, 'WiM a
once place me In q proper po4luou before the ue1
| guvesnment:' and he lxes the time for Inaktn|
such revelations as soon as Napoleon shall hav
ecen dealt with as he deservca-' What was here
tofofe known Of his character would seem to jut
tlfy the suspicion that the letter is genuine. bu
his failure to hetrny Metz into the hauds OF th
Germans refutes the idel. II the disposition I
comm,t TT ason WEE as great as here rercaleh, II
opportunity at Metz could hardly have been r
! 8isted.r
, 1870-09-22
The stockholders Of tho Erie Railway

The stockholders Of the Erie Railway.
ought TO present Max Maretzek with
gold headed cane, as mark Of their ap-
probation of the service he has rendered
them. Jim Fisk, Jr., has been knocking
Erie stock down faster than it could get:up
for SIX years. He began with it at IS, and
has got it down to IL, and holds it there.
OF course, whoever knocks Jim Fisk do wn
is benefaetor Of the Erie Stockholders
and A1nx Maretzek has done it in the only
wny in which Fisk would be capable Q: rdal-
iziug it. Mar had no objection to Fisk
in,pairing the moral reputation Of opera
bol,tfe by furnishing horses for the: leading
danaeuses and riding around with them lin
! person. But from an artistic point Of
view, he objected to Fisk detaining them
elsewhere when their services we're wanted
at rehearsal Upon this, Fisk expressed
the opinion that those were just the kind
Of liberties he paid for, and that he had
the right to do rs he p1eased with bis own.
Tie emphasized his remarks by calling
A1nretzak thief and lar whereat
a1aretzek. indignant at being classed by
Fisk as no better than himself, 'undertooS
the work Of FIsk-al reform in the worry
1ivelicst manner. If Maretzek would con
time to knock Fisk down several times {
day for year OF two. until he WINS knocked
rs fur down rs Eric stock has been by Fisk:
rascalitics, we do not doubt that the friend!
of leceucy throughout the world would pa,
hih, larger s@.ary than be Can ever ear
Ms ilnpressari0.
, 1870-09-22
Jtn1 Ei1kss Lies About General
GrAnts


jim Fisk having fu1nished the New York
sun, ut Dana's personal solicitation, pack OF
slanderous lies concerning General Grant, the
New York Standard OF Tuesday, thus zs-
plies:
1--WE are authorized by Preatdent Grant to give
o prompt aud absolute denial TO the statement
lint Nj. jay Gtuld and Colonel f1sS, Of the EEe
Railway had paid their SUBS rtption Of S1.116' to
the fund Ia aldo the family Of the late General
"The relations between the President and Gener-
al naW1irs were, as the country well Knows. ior
yeare, Of tho must intimate friendly, md ss aaecs
ready to render hin eTcry assistance needed, u
due from one friend to another The means OF Gem
srs haws a Mss o ~ ensse aa
Rlau or the opportunity. to assist an old comrade
! lu 10aEllg ARRANGEMENTS which prom tied the
comfort Of himself ahd h!s taml!y. u tbs ssay,
and vt the death OF General Rnwlfns al his o6ll
gatons Scrc destroyed Y th9 Pres1deat ,,. :.
| When the fund for the relief Of the family OF
| General Rawlns was proposed, the President con-
tl6utctl &, 100 toward it. While 1t was In process
vi suhscl lp,inn and payment: he received tele.
| some citizens had volunteered TO pay the sub
scrp.lcn.. This ofer was Immediately and inoig-
aX1o,her Of the slsrilers Of the Sun Is that the
President aud his family have been IN the uabit o
travelling tree passengers on the boats owned "
Mn Could a.'l Colonel Flss It's possole that aomt
accented, as persons In the statton OF the Prcsl
dent arc clWays made nonored guests. and II
would he regarded IS an tndgnitY. Ne alway
purchased d ticket beforehand on the boats 0
Colonel FisE, md never accepted Of used an
questioned, o.. detained, or in any way annoyed
| Kas IN untrutn. -...
"Thc slander upon the memory Of q dead Soldier
as well as upon friendship that continue
throceh ercry tria1 and hardship. and ended onl
| With death, IS so cowardly that 1t Is proper tn!
prompt npd absolute denial should be nude. W
arc eial therefore, OF the opportunity Of maxim
It unor the authority OF the President. IN this uut
| uutvocai ind circumstnntal manner"
, 1870-09-22
REPUBLICAN, CANVASS.


Appctntncnts OF Speakers.
G Goveiror T. j. Oelrsby will speak as follows:
Nclyiiere, Thursday. septennsr =, At ?. N.
Eockt,td, +, tdas. September 50, aiep. NJ,
Freepatt, saturday. October I. at q m.
sit. Carroll, Mnutias. October 3, at r. m.
Polo, Tnrscay. Octr.wr, !. At p. NJ
pixor, Wednesday, Oetobfr :, at p. m.
l'riuce,on, Ttussday, October 6, at 2 n III.
Galya, Fitsiay, October :. at : n. m
EatesnuIE, Saturday, october $, at r. m.
Governor OsIess,E Will speak only as aniouaeeA
The following sre Officially announced py the
State Central Ccmmitrtr:
General John a Loxap. candidate Ia tor congress
Eeac.e,, THURSDAY, Sentem',ers =
Monmouth Mt.p.1ay, September e6-
tguawka, TUESDAY, september =.
A3.do. W.ant sdas. September IS
RICK isla,t, TruTs1ay, September p.
Mnr1isnn, Ff1day, S+l,irnner -.
Sterling. Saturday, October.
Syc more. Nnuuay. OrtUhet 8.
Woodstock, Friday, octot ter1.
A1,oIa. Sa'usalay, Ucsolser s.
(;tncrat Iceau vi speaK only as announced 6J
t;pne.si Z. i. Bates, State Treasurer, will spcas
Para, Wedns sday, octoter r.
ten,.slih, Thusst'sy, 0>tal,er6-
ttntzais, FF1car. October
nucuotu, SATURDAY, October 8
Aiss'1. MtrtIay, Ocs;'hes II.
carlyle, Tuss.'sy, Oc,oner Il;
alton. Thursday, Oct'a%r u.
.Icr>eyriIe, Ennay, October IL
,yarkfnnrili+, Saturday, October Is.
lincoln, Tutst]ay, October Is.
Elnnminst-n, "Wednesday, October 10.
TeEln, Thursday, Ottebcrqc.
Peoria, Frnay, Ortober q.
tiascfnurp, Sa :urfa.. October p
Macomh, Aoutis5, OcsOs,cf q.
Mtuiot3. Tuesday. Oetn.er y
n!Inu, "Wednesday. October 6
Sterling Thur4atAy, October q.
l,ni:rn, Friuar, Ottoter g
trecpo1'. SATURDAY., October ..
t,altns. M.pdnr. Or'.,oer 81
H. tlfnie, Turs4say, November l.
E!cin. N+.,lD,%dat, November 2
,I4.,cr. Ft1'ay. S',Semhcr4.
Hen, Caspar NMtz, candidate fof Stale ff1sa
q uln,sSsso.,cr. viii -p"ak as Follows:
t:asrn, 1urSti.T, o. 1ehe' !.
Nr1rlniis. NedEesi1aF, Ociohgr5-
(iuicsrlLH, T.urS'Iay, October6 8.
, 1870-09-22

At ameeting OF tho Republican State Cen
tral Committee, held on Wednesday, at the
fremont House, James 2. Root declined the
Office Of Secretary, to which he had been
elected at the last meeting Of the committee,
and whicl, he hsd filed for the last six years.
1t was unanimously resolved that Mr., Root be
invited TO be present At ali the meetings Of
tho committee, and to tnIe part IN their delib-
erationa.
Daniel shapard was unanimously elected
Secretary Of the committee, and Colonel John
L. Hancock, Treasurer OF the committee dur
ing the last campaign, waa unanimously re-
elected Trea surcr-
The officers Of tho committee are IA fol-
lows.
E4ecutipe Committfe-CoIonelA A. c. Bsbcoct, u,
NJ. hatch, C. B. Farwel', Sheridan Wait, George
S. Bangs.
l. c. -BABcocE, Chairman.
DANIEL SHEPARD, Secretary.
The headquarters OF the committee will b
selected and announced in few days.
, 1870-09-22

A nupl,c meeting mas held speeches delivered;
and . resolution passed dec1Rsng that he {Hoiucs}
hsd shown himself ennt % bo rocnRnl1ed NJ cit
,zen, and should b " epu1ned aud tscate2 eecozd-
inalf.r = j, t., ~, ;:>.i
On the 6th inst,, ,AdelIne Pf1nicl!, nt D1raud,
wtpa"uaRo Caunty, died in. half on hont. after
her husband, Albert M: Prndcl', had given her
medicine for aSl,gnt nlness. The deceased WAS
burted, and no steps to investigate the matter were
taken, s,ltheugh sp1ne alsl tca'aa circumstances
Intended her death, uru; shout ten days alter,
when the body OF Nra. Prin'1sl' was ilsinteucd,
and tho stomach taken nut far me'licai txa nina
t1ou. Traces OF arsenic wars discovered In Tho
stomach, and Pstndell has been arrested.
IOWA.
Howard County has popula tlon OF e,s49: Fre.
mont County, ,sf9.
The Manic valley Railroad Company, Just or.
KAns1eA, proposes tn build railroad fsom onawa
Mopona county, up the valley Of the Maple Rive,
toa point ut or near Storm Lake, in Bucna Nists
:. coupty-a distance OF seycntY ,niles-
: Tho City Council Of Muscakine has bee9 snan
| da,au.ed, 70 the extent Of levy Of s1edboo, te
satisfy judgments on railroad couponA+ This Il
coua1 to 10 per cent OF the asscsscd value Of TIT
CITY, and the Journal says # Cannot be paid Win
ont ruin to many property -hohclg. The citizen,
! have appointed committee to dcvtso ways ant
meaus for compromise or settlement of the In
cbetlncsa of the city, but that does not quiet th
] ,ndsldrtnus.
| the directors OF the Iowa Northern Centru
and the Keoxuk i Minnesota Railroad Comraulc
held meeting at Iowa City, last Friday, and On
| tshed consolidation, taxing the name OF tho Keo
kus, Iowa City Minnesota Railroad Comp my
The Tribune sayB: stThc bonds of the consolidate
company will soon hc Issued, the Iron purchased
and tracklaying pushed forward to an carly CON
l .,,t,or rt,rs eff}Tr line from KAfEnE tn thu Ct
, 1870-09-22

The French campaign has failed 80
v1e,chcdly in every other respect that the
recall Of the French naval aeet from the
Baltic seems to he accepted as matter Of
course. And yet, until the war was actua1-
ly under way, it WIS supposed that the
French navy was equal to TINT of England,
and superior to that Of any other nation.
1t Las not captured single war vessel,
bomba1aed single town, silenced single
tort, or held, for even moment, an arpent
of p1ussian soil. It's blockade WIS long
since pronounced ineffective, and 1t re-
turns 10 Cherbourg without having Eeeon
;,ished any other naval service, than
frightening the German merchant
steamers into q Temporary
cessation Of their trips from tn
American ports and causing the obstruction
ot .he German rivers and harhors by tor
pedoes. TIE French navy may or may no
l,e as good ns any navy; but comparc
with tic .er,idc energy and power of Ian
operations in influencing the result of
e1eAt contest, a navy is Of little real conss
, 1870-09-22

The Democratic party in Cincinnati, some
months ego, nominated for big Office on
their county ticket, the President OF the
Red Stocking Club. It was considered O
big card for the sporting fraternity. But,
shortly nfses, the Chicago base hallers re-
dueed the Bed Stockings to the grade Of
an amateur club, and the nomination, in.
stead of being popular one, is now re-
garded as unf.rtunate. Instead of having
the leader Of The prize club on the ticket,
the nomination is the laughing-stock Of
everybody. The Chicago Club should no,
have sent SO many "dsisy-cutters among
! The Reds.
, 1870-09-22

Cincinnati is in grief, aud will not DO
comforted- Navigation oa tie river was
showing some signs of recovery from INC
dreadful interruption TINT followed tho de-
test of the Red Stockings, when tho whole
city was plunged into fresh mourning "
the receipt OF tho Census Of Chicago. One
Of the papers 1abors through column Of
calculations to prove that, becanse, in lsCs,
Cook County only cast s,70o moro vosos
than Hamilton County; therefore, Hnnll-
ton County ought to have ,3o1, 600 inhabi-
tants, when, in fact, it hns only
e65, 900; and Cincinnati ought to have
s4b, 600 people instead Of 10000. The
only trouble in the calculation is in tho
results. Chicago has 2a7, ,s17, and C'nein-
natl geo, ,0o0. This result is the more as
founding 10 the people of Cincinnati, be
cause; in anticipation of the census. they
annexed to the city several rural precincts
while Chicago left her suburban villages
outside. The Cincinnati editor in his de-
spair declares that, npon the voting bass,
TINT city Inns ~, 600 people, and that, If tho
10000 irhrbitants Of Newport aud Cs'sing'
ton, in Kentucky, DO added, the total pop11.
lation of Cincinnati would he e85,00o. II
wulld be still larger if Huntsville were also
added. For the relief of the gentle
,nen who are trying to find ou
from the number of voters in 1866
what : the population in 1870 ough
| to be, we suggest that there is I
large foreign Immigration constantly com
ing to Chicago, and that it takes tho NAL
adults Of these Ave years 70 become voters
Another explanation is, that a great man
persons who lived and voted in Cincinnati
in 1868, have since removed to Chicaggc
Cincinnati has fallen SO far behind tha
Chicago will hereafter consider her out g
the race; and suggests that, for the ne1
len years, she keep sharp lookout tn
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, OF Louisville dot
moi surpass her.
, 1870-09-22
PERSONAL.

4.E3N1DNaA<
nHd centr> Stephens, 1t Is said, has offered
5000 f%nlans tdyrarec.
ME- oakes 'mtth, the authoress, has sued
at ts5o, ,ooo4
-Misa Eta Draper, :or forty-.vo years the
aeaa Q. A'es ulapesa sle rs.sle Seminary In Hart
There are nine Princes 1 the nonas of
Bonapar,c, but not one Of ttetA IL With the
French army, OF taking any part ntts.hc Frcnch
nerublc. Young Bonaparte-PastersoS.t 10 Win
his regiment, and Is the only member i. ,ne
family who seems willing to take any pesa~7 Al
risk 10 defend the honor Of his house and race
John l. Dawson. recanny deceased at his rel
idence, Fayetse County, fa-, was bonn In FeDr1
4 arr. 1sla Hawas United States Attorney for ta
| Western DssRsct OF pennsJlSania, under tho Po4
i Administration, In 1sas. He WIS afterward
/ Representative, and served Is chaszman OK ID
4 Agricultural Committee. In 1s5s he WINS on tn
, 1870-09-22

Josiah Turner cdittr of the r.. ka;e!Ea, Ga,e.o' s.o'
s,nfrnsf has Issued out Wrtrs tgatnst y" al II
Ho,iiens s. 4. Douglas, his aid, 5etspa,t 5etseo.
1oSi.tia ard Others, for false tmprSonsEai,r. sa ,r.,1
Ha1Tnfrai Ftr1agrts wilt gives all u.s. Mfs III
~ ,Enr "a his son Lo5a11. the house W. Y:ts
w n,,E M lis East Thirty-slxth street, e1n ce-
.,tv snGether with all the furniture tnst ,Io 70 II
taiue. 10 his wife, during her ife; 70 ~, Of "
snn Ioya1l at her death: aud sill tI,ai tnn ta1a;u
csfate 10 his wile aa son, to be dls.aff r, b. y
between them, the heq1ests to NJ MnS aTa Is
cejved ty her In lieu OF dover. az - ,he vii.
tIc sole eIecurlix, without Eecult II = ua5H,ital j
The value Of the property left BY Inc a0A'
about seoo, ,0e0. rtose eea-h
aAnopGcetI, was stster Of the reiPnipts itsr a et
Saxopy. She was born in l59i, ana, a to u:ers1
teQsiVe tour In Europe, applied aels1 aelsa,naI name
puIsUits- She wrote, under ne sla assa Waiea wer
AmeIie Heller, two comedies IN teIs ~ AID vel
favnrahIy received. Enconsaxed " nareron
cess Of these pieces, she p.ega.lheea .he theatrs .
'othcrs which were performed az altn3a+ttr. LII r
GeTmsnv and enjoyed great popaai1N ppeat1nT Vas +
,as.,',,st festnre ia her dramatic Wtuft ~ he nt
"a .iaEacs Tere placed IN co1t1ass ~ ~ xrtuut
~ ~ ner.ons in higher rank. Besass; aoms pieIt
| .1efeFted e e, inc Duchess compose" as
i Of sscred muSe.
, 1870-09-22
We wot,ld not advise our renders to take

We would not advise our readers to take
any particular amount of stock in the tele-
craphic rumors that the Russian Govern
ment was sending large bodies Of troops
into Poland, for the purpose OF forcibly
preventing the Germans from annexiug
Alsace and Lorraine. Rnssia has no inten-
tion Of intervening between the belliger-
ents for any such purpose. The old White
Bear, however, is hungry for fat Turkey
breakfast. The success of the Germans
has enabled Italy to repossess Rome, and
Spain TO DO without King. It may also
furnish Russia's opportunity to ''absorh
cmstantinople- Who is to prevent it il
The Gar should conclnac to do it:
, 1870-09-22

One Of the hest acts Of the Pope's life Was
his forbidaing resistance to the "utrance OF,
the Italian troops into Rome. y. thereby,
saved nousauds Of iires and .;lerable
of his own reputation. The besi ,ing he
can now do is to qsietly stay n h: Vatican
and hold service IN It. Peters, us usual,
md attend 10 his spiril,al duties. Now,
that he has been voted infal>1.,e by . fallible
bench of Bishops, what does b. wanAwi,h
temporal authority? The Bishops hav,e.g
voted him to be equal to the Almighty il
ono of his attributes-freedom from rst
possibility of error-that ought to satisf
! the ambition of any man.
, 1870-09-22

At a late fair IN claik Comfy there was eShtb-
tied cha1m.sutng forty feet in length. made up
By MI 8 Leila .. Houston, daughter Of james 3.
Houston, of Jeffersouv1lie. It contained s,i39
buttons, aud Iad no competition ...
Captain t,olter'a large disttllcty at Cambridge
c.ty was destroyed BY fire on Fridoy night last
Lass estimated at $4,000, fully covered by tnsur-
aRce.
MICHIGAN.
Quite number Of ladtes have applied Tor ad-
mission 10 The Medical Department Of Mfchigan
University. and It IL stated OH good authority
that as many is fifty will be present at the opca-
Ing Of the term. Several young ladies have also
maac applications for udmisston to tho Law De-
parsment.
MISSOURI.
The Jackson County Fair cdcrs two prizes. one
for thc most beaueul blonde, and another for ths
1oveliest brunette.
, 1870-09-22
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NaMlNkIl0HS.

For Representative 10 Congress for the S.ate At
Large, General JOHN A. LOGAN.
S;ae Treasurer, ERASTUS n. BATES
Superintendent OF Pab1,c Instruction, NEWTON
naTEMAS.
Commissioners Of the Penltent!ar5, ELMEH
WASuBCRN aud EASFAH BuTL- -
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however, potency in public opinion, and
if this public opinion shall demand That
this PROPOSED Wholesale expenditure shall
not be made, it the same end can be- OBJ
tanned by other means, theretnay be means
found to have thodemau,l RESPECTED. :.
, 1870-09-22

= Tto census Of tha Northern District will be-
filed. With the Secretary OF State to-day. and
the resnlt OF the apportionment Of the. State
~ the Governor and secretssy Of State, fol,
me e1abers Of the first House OF hepresanta-
hlr h. eunounced on Monday next, and writs
Of election to all the sherihs in the State is
sued by the Governor. : j,