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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-09

NOTEWORTHY. We have seldom had
srei. pleasant SG'am-r and Fall Up TO
the close OF October the weather has been
al that sunny days ana balmy airs could
Iaase it But the chilling winds and rainy
days arc upon US, an1 aImonish Us to pre-
I1re ior indoor eRjoyments One o. the
1.-f Pleasant ways 10 spend the evenings j.
q. i hy 70 i fire aud read tie JoURNAI.,
PIE 3 year in advance. Try il and &c
CrJiaccl.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-09

MISS H. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
w Ccarfield Pa.
The Fall Term of Fourteen weeks viii
mcnce on Monday, September 9th, 1870.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading orthography, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary Geography, per
term. (of Ia weeks. 81 90
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic 9 90
Botany. Geology. pbys!ology, Natural Phi
1osophy, Physical Geography. Algebr-,
Rhetoric Etymology and Lain, y 90
Oil Painting. "a lessons, IL 90
MonOchromatic Drawing, 10 90
Crayou. %
Pencil Drawing. (no extra charge).
Instrumental Music ga les>ons), Is 90
Wax Flowers and Fruits, with materials, At
teachers charges
For fuIl particulars send for Circular.
Cicarfeid August =. IS70-ly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-09

SUNDAY SPoRTs.-We understand, a
nlmber Of boy. engaged in game OF ball.
a short distance below town, on Sunday
last. Thi, i a bad praelice. Boys who
haze No more regard for themselves, their
ptrra,,. yh:,;r friends, an1 their God, than
% ininlge in such plays on the Sabbath
DAY. az, tar;n:rg habits that. if persisted in,
vi, eventually land them III the peniteniia
r.. d word 10 the wise ia sufficient.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-09

Penn'a R. R.-Summer Arrangement.
gaiITT,in leaves Tyrone at gUo IN
Arrives at osceola at 10 81 a IN
Philpsburg at II .oV a IN
CIearfeid at lZ;u' p M
Nail Tr lin leaves CIearfeld a. Z.5O IN
Arrives at Philipsburg at ~ P. N
Osceols at 4.OU p. III
Tyrone at $50 p IN
BeIIefante at SIG p. m.
:. Lock Haven at sop m
WilliamspOrta at (O.5O p m
Accommodation Train.
T.,v.s CIearfeld at !uo a N
Arrives at Pbilipsburg at 10 a ms
0sceola at lu-zo s. M
Intersection at go p m
Tyrone at l ~ p m
n 2 FIpress leaves Wiliamsport at W n u g.
Arrives at Lock Haven at : iOlO a IN.
BelefOute ll4u a IN
d. Intersection at .0S p. M
Osceola at : 40 P m
Philipsbueg at : 3 y P m
Clearfed at OuO P m
Close connections made at Tyrone with trains
East AMI West the Maine Line
passcnrers leaving CIeaTfeld at 30 p m reacl
WiIIiamsport at 10 80 p IN. the same day
Passengers leaving Eilliamsport at oO a m reach
CIeaTfeId at 600 M the same day
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
). Wu8 Rhfim6 bPrihtet ter gpr'

- Mus RbeimS bsri9tst rer Gprre<
r.lppntent her 81. St. pr." loloenoe da<
rafteritil9e @pilobe: uSm Speilelaale
zines Der erlten bieli9en 5c!el8 1aben am
80. Ssptbr. MtenpS an Der Arp6en Gafsl
10 bis IL preu6ilde GraBpnerzS ff;iere
uuo ltsben f9 ben @bompa9ner iammt
etnem 0uten Spuper trefRi9 muncen al6
;wet Grainz@ apaueriien, 0sfrsite, wie
All eem weiben ..ganpelier su aaerfennsn
mar in cen Soal traten, AUDI in cerMb<
f9t 1i6 an einem Ntsnre1sn mitGbamz
paener fir rie Gntbebrun9en, Die 1e in
leBter Belt aus9sitanoen boben mpdten,
au entl9dpisen. Da bic 1T rem 2ofale
befncli9en fletneren Tiibe-an einem
be rlelten iab AUDI th nit einigen baieri>
iden Sff;ieren-aue beiebt tparen> blieb
ben Neuansetommenen, pollten fe lberz
baupt ttpa6 ;u e1en erbalten, nt9t5
iibrig, alS an rem Slid bsr Dra9onerz
Sff;tere play gu nebmen~ Dies 9eldab
benn audi nit ben ibli9en 5onneur5.
&aum batten fe ieeo@ tbren Gbampa9z
ner beteut, al5 elmer Der Drosoner auf
iie 3utrat uue fe fru8, ob ie bier im6auie
einquartiert 1eien. Nls 1te bteie Traee
pernetnten> rief rerSff3ier laut paB man
e., tm 8ausen Saale b6ren fonnte
Pam padtn Sts fi& bin'
au8W 81 <r..5.
Cine GottsnRiQe trat tin. 9eber ptr>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

uabm oeutlih BE @orte be6 einen Sc
fretten> Der rubig fra9te: ST bier oiel>
lei9t eaS Sffjiersz@ alno! J..
"@a6 l@eert Sbn pie6 tpar bic
Mntrprt. ".
v@eil i@> tpenn cas- ni9t Der SAL 1T,
BIER bleiben meroe, 70 lan9e IS mir be-
liett," entaeenete Der Erainlplcat.
Der SiI,ier itano einen N%ugenblid
Narr ronn rplterte CT nod einmal Elm
uYaftn 6ie i9T teraue.
;3wei anesre Sf15iere eilten witbeno
btnsu. uSn Nrret nit Zen 2umme!m !"
rief rer Cine. uWie beiBt Sbr 0uz
ben 2" 1hrie Ter Nncere.
Der Wefyeite> rer sorbin gelprc9em
erbpb lth feinen &ameracen nit. M1be
teldwibtiAsne> une lo9te nit Dor Wutb
bstenper Stimme: uSb bin Der Treiberr
y. g. Hitter9ut5teGser. Benn i6 ben
Sod, cen id nit Gbren tra9e> ou6ge5c<
oen> werpen Die 5errea mir bofent!iA bic
@enuetbuun9 nidt rerpei9ern> ete ;u
foreern rieier Npd mir ou9entlidli@ YER
bietet."
SD bin Banter g.. aus G., id tpfe
Ste merosn AUDI mir nad rem &rieae
nidt bic Oenuotbuuns pe%rmc{0ern, Die
mein Breunr seforeert bat {" i4lcB fi@
Der 3me}te an.
Die Sffj|ere ftanoen percubt. ~@te
Gno @oelman&1 2" meinte cerGins: ubaS
fonnten mir nidt mi7en." -uDoS dnoert
Die @a9e. @arum aeutenSie I6 ni@t
spr?"
>@ier eini9e Grsmplare neiner &arte";;
1aote rer Barpn in &rain>lnif form ui9
bofe, Sie rperren IS mir burG ueberret<
dung Der Sbr'9sn m5al!@ mo6en> riez
fen 3wil9enfaQ in elmer Weile auS;u~
traseu> ,pie IS preu6ilhen Gapollsrcn CUR
Gbre 9ereiAt."
Die &a1tcn wuro II gewe9lelt. Daz
NIT mar eer 3wildenoft beenoet. Die
Iratn, Golcalen fonnteu ibrenGbampog>
ner unsenirt trinftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
General Burniibe ilber Tranfretb.

General Burnfce, Der {i9 alS ubes
rabmter Nmertfaner" berufen olaubt, ben
TrteeenSpermittler 3wil9en jwet Natioz
men ~ ipielen, pbeleid tbn> 70 risl be-
fannt, Niemaro tomit beauftra9t Bate
ideiat NIT rem Grfols 1einer ielbf9ei6af<
fensn Milion ni@t iebr 3ufrtepen uno I'M
MQaemeinen ren ben Gran;cien nidt lebr
erbaut ~ fem. gr CAB einsmD epel@enz
fubrifanten in 2pnbpn cine Belbreibun0
BON BEN 3uitance Der DinAe binter ben
Te1tuneSmerfen BON paris unb pieler le9t
Inn babel fol9enceu sifti4en @ueipru6
lber ne u5aupt1apt Der Gioililatipn"
TT ben Munb: paris 1T Elm Goubau5
pon N0en bewa@t. 3um8efen per2lufz
fldrun9 Ter 9roben Nepublif Uber bic
u0rp6e Station" mdre IS winl9eusmertb>
pab @eneral 8urnfre> nad Nn,erifa 3uz
riid9efebrt pbi9e6 Gbenla gum ge0enz
tano elmer in ZEN 5%auptRaoten gu ball.
teneen u2ecture" madte. @tin llrtbetl
ilber parib uno benproptn;en. ;. J. Uber
Granfrei1 uno Die Tran3pien Paris
o'est la Franse-tlin9t etwo6 bart, aber
Go 1T faum 3u be;weifeln> oab BET 0ene<
ral> tem fem Spell BON amerifaniiaem
common sense ni9t feblcn ptrc> n1bz
rtnp leine8 Nuf Templates in paris in Der
3eit Der &ri1ia cine Neibe BON 8ele9en
fit fem urtbeil 8eiammslt boben wi"o.
Sc 1T cine befannte Wabrbeit paB ra5
lln0lad rer bette Yrobetein fir ZEN nab
rem Bertb zines Menidm 1T uno 10
bat man 0ewib jeBt ne teae @ele8enz
bett, YartS wie IS wirfli9 1T fennen 81
lernen.
5ier baben mir lhon LANCE ni1t mebr
raron sesweifelt> cab man dber Die Nis<
lenltaot nur Elm Dad 81 bauen brau9te,
unit Elm Toubau5 in optima fortna
Dor 1i9 su baben. Nn e%inSelnen 9araf<
tsrifil9en Bsle9en rafar bat e6> ltlbf bel
Der Wenisfsit Der gtnselbeiten. welde
aus Der erlie9elten @auptltart Der GiDi<
li1a,iou6 berau6tomme'> ab uno 81 ni9t
9efeblt.
8ir errdbnten neulid Die Dprlapun9
Der pariier 0roeloAe Der Tyeimaurer an
ben uMeil ter" Wilbelm. Grit geSug
barauf miro jebt teribtet, rab caS Sour
nal u9tuppel" (erinnsrt an ben ceutlbsn
8%oif5au6pruG Zen Nappel babsn)-
paS Sr1an Der baltcsrriift.n poetenz
familie NnBo-cie Grfldrunb entbolten
babe raB na6cem &1nia Wilbslm> Ger
5obenscuer purd bic @rcBlobs aus lem
Sroen Der Treimaurer au99efc6en 1si
ale u8rleer" ermdGtiot ieien> ibn TINT
subrin9sn. Wir bcfen, roB 1lb elmer
Der soblret6en Gingeweibten ciele ct @es
leulboft f1notn wirr, welber rieier Sez
bauptune res u&appel" ais cine Ser
laumpun9 uno @erunalimpiuna oe6 Sr>
oens porlest> rsNen @runpseifB lotpeit
uns bcfannt, cer OlaubenslaB 1T , a +
allie Men}den 8ruoer iinc
IS erldeint un9loubli@> oab Elm folder
Srcen ben &atn 3um @9ubbetliBen erz
toren baben ioute. C. g. 3D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
Gin fdbff1e8 llrtbetl uber ete preu=
fiihe Subruuo.
Gus einem 8latte tn WIn9eu.)

Ml8 @e9en tUf su Rem naipen SOM
pltlnent baB Elm baieriI9er Splcat Dem
&ronprin;en Don preuben-unter oellen
GQbrun9 er nit leinen 2anrSleuten 1866
Die Melefjzyrsueen i@on 9e'4laoen
bdtte - leiner 3sit rar9etrodt bate,
f1nnen mir beute nit elmer dbnliAen an
%erfennnng zines l19ii6en llnterpifSier5
uber ne preubil@e Sberleitnn9 ouImarz
ten:
uSa, 1dDsn Ses, mein 9n1pi0fter 5ny
y!ttmeifer-la9t cieier braper Sa1le-
mas wabr it, raB man Sec ouN Die
Wabrbeit bleiten. -Bo5 70 he 5srren
preu6iiGe SfiSiere flnp, rie ftuGen See
wcbl Elm Bia@e gar 81 piel uno rs|Sen
Gee raS Waul gar . weite ouf obrr BIZ
Gade ssbt ron Der Gtel(e unc Mus5 bat
Sronun9 unp 0el@{d. Wa6 war @ee
ea8 atcr pase9en nit bic Stiterrsi9er
ammo 66 fir Elm mi lerable6 @elumpe.
See bdren Gce, mas wir @a9len 1no.
mir eeben mein Qebta9 nt4t metr nit
ben SeR.ruiaer ,ulammen> tinmal llnc
MIR ppn bic M1nntdenS an9efabrt, abcr
aun, iweiten Male ni@t mieper. 2iske1
s.bn &rte0e nsten BE 8rtiben, ais etnsn
NIT Die 81 ttrrti@er> eaB itSee Die refine
Babrbtit bel uus @adlen, mein 9ndpi97
ler Ser Mittmeittr."
@enn man ~iterbaupt redt unbefane
gene sunfi9e urtbeile fiber rte Gner9it
unp Gbotfraft unirrer jebisen preubilhen
Sberleitung bDrtn MIL, mub man pie|
nit iucpeutldsn uno ld6llden @olcater
perfebren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
DieWlobQmaz Norrerunoe11 burfte

- DieNlabamaz 6orrerun0en blrften
pemnddf abermal6 in cine neue pDaIe
tretsn. Minpeten6 bat man nWalbin9>
ton &snntnib raYcu, ca6 urter cen Bur>
germ pelbe Griab fir G9apen betlben>
ZEN lie pur6 Sbdti9fett beS conf1perirtsn
&aperlbtfeS uMlaboma" e~rlitteu> einWnz
idla9 I'M Werfe it, i'm Berlauf pes be-
Dor ltsbenoen Wtnter6 li@ ols einen Ser
Elm Su contituiren uno Don Dem Yrdltz
benton gu f%otpern, bab ct untsrbanrlun>
luneen nit bet enBlilden Ne9ierun9 be-
buf5 per 1oforti9en @dli@tung Ter Mn>
seleeenbett er6fne. Die 9%(etlomontsn
perldern, wenn bic bieiIge &e9ierun9
ni6t ibre Burcerun9 acceptire uno ibnen
cine 0arantie fir he talpise Be;ablun9
terlslben eur9 Gmilion BON Bombs nell
DE ane,me0ene 3tnlen brin9en. louen>
9ebe, 70 piroen ie tbre Goroerun9en an
bic tnslil@e &toteruns isltf pertaufe n
uno auf biele @etle bic erube information
male Gra3e er!eei9en. eli nebmen Elm
&eGt 10 Su rerfabren, tnNniprua ioute
aber oieie Grmd@tt9un9 in 3weifel ssSoz
gen wtrben, 70 perpen DIE TsroerunSen
an cine Sc ltQi&aft en9lii&er @apitaliten
bic Ii9 nit @i0en unp @ilen rer byitz
tiiaen Nssierun9 btleen rtro, s~erfauft
wsroer> worauf Die 9enannte &e9terung
ldmmtli9e Torperun9en a%uffaufen wer>
be. Dieter non prtsatleuten aus9ebenoe
Mnldlag miro wabrl9einli9 Der 70 LANCE
ob]9mebenpcnG ontroperle cine neueWenz
Dung 9eben unc mag bic biei9enB eb6rosn
annaGeln, ]ofcrt Die llnterbanolun9en
bssu9li9 Der TpreerunBen w'erer aufSuz
nebmen.
- Cine Yrpbe Son beiterem patrio*
tiSmu8 gikt Der paitor primarius IN
30 inben, tnoem Ct un Elm poar Sal
nonen pber MDrler ;u elmer neuen SIR
denglode tittet, Ia BE nlte aus benz 1G,
Sabrbuncert BET benz ma9tigen 21uten
sur @ecdnfeier 9eiprun9en If.
NuS bemlelbenS taot9en 1T ein 0e1u9
an ben @r enBi8marG er9an9en etnf9e
&anpnen gu 1Aenfen, pan1it beim Gin3u8
1T paris esfeusrt pereen f5nne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

unb' barur1 lei@ter beilen fam. Gang
9ewib fdmemmt aud nt6t ielten oas
5arnwa0er uuniibe63 euB aus ben 9arn~
peeen nit binwe9. Nieren<> 8lalsnz>
Steinz unb 5arnrSbrenfranfen 1T peGz
BALI an3uratbenI ibren URN cur@ reiG>
liden Wa6ereerub .fet5 ua(erbeQ 3u
balten.
Ser iou a,iu beihca asaiIer triuten?
1. Wer au1 Magen> bel onrers ain
Wasenframpfe uno ubertaupt an lang
pauernoen Wa9enbsldwercen leirct.
2. User BON unterleibalsiren, 2eberle;-
ben natirlid nit ein9elblpl1 len, Dertppf>
u1a unp 9dmprrboipen beimaelubt 1T.
3. @er 81 Yiel Set ouf leinem 2eite
1T Tolse BON oielem 9uten unp fetten 81
in tei Maa9el an B%ewe9un9 bat utsr<
baupt mem Elm ~pidRu@i9s5 SLUT in ZEN
Ncern rinnt, ollo aud lolbe, Die bel ~
Aaannterg oubluti0teit lber &oph@mer3,
Sdwinbel; Sbrenlaulen uao 9erSflopfen
su fla9sn baben.
4. User an Ter @bolera, bic i'm ebat1
obmartert, ni6t iterben mill.
5. User ein perunreini9tes 8lut aus
;uma1ben bat, unb ca6 fam ebenio BET
bibisen f%teterbaften wie lan9mteri9en ftez
berloien 2etpen ber Sail lein> mte bel
@e@ielFeber> Gypbu5> &beumati6mu6>
@t6t II. (. ~.
6. @er iroenbwu im5arnapparate fid
ni@t seluno weib.
Z. User ben b6ifn Bpl9en elmer GRILL
tun9 3urprfommen MILL
sSie fou man ecs belize ssaIer triufeu?
Sci Ma8en<Mfefticner reiden fletns
4uantitdten bin; man trinfe Is bier tal<
lenwei le. $50 ober. cas- Ylut a%u69epliz
lert UNI auSgewa l6en Deer bic S9weibz
abionperuue oern1sbrt unc ser URN lei
uno flar 9ema9t mereen fol-, "a beibt'5
,,Gid bilf piel." Da muG IS aus gro
fen &ri9en IN lan9en 3i9en 9etrunfen
werren. Dab IS ratst ben Maaen erz
ialafe uno oerldtlbe> 1T @danpltde Ser
%ldunoun9 ron @eiten Wa0er19euer. -
Wiu man ole Wirfun5 res Wol 1ers auf
Die 6aut ri6ten, nant mub pteI pabreno
Der Wa6erfur warn1 9sbalten &rercen ; 1Ie
mub rase9eu eine9 fUblen 0erbalten unz
terwprfsn fem, tpenn auf bic Nteren unp
Den urin 9epirft werpen ieu. User OBJ
9emaasrt bleiG uno blutarm it, an far
fem !5er3flepfen uno Acknowledgements
leipet, her la11e oter ro5 Grinfen bon piez
lem beiben Wa6er, Der trtnfe lteber mar
me MiI9 in mdbi9er Wen9e.
Sa man TAFT ses reineu warmen BaHsrs
nibt ansere 5liii9sfetten trinf<n Fam?
> ia nur bari tiele ni9t6 wirfli9
Wtrfj lanes entbalten. Da5 refine Maler
lit fretlt6 INNER am ldneifen> pbne wirer=
wartt9 III merpen, ju pertra9en metnetz
ne9en psrieye man Is aber nit etwaS
3udsr, &cbialj, Mil@. &afee ODER csr<
alei9en. DoB falteS Wa1er
19li.blid ebenfous BE 9uten, ebcn tez
set6neten Wirfun9en res warmen Walz
lerS baben tann> fol- pur9au6 nt6t oboe:
leuAnct perpen, auein RE &alte re6e!ben
lift fir rem Ma9en penn rod gu na9tbet<
Zig. sumal penn faltes 0ol1er> pte's chen
tein, parmtu empfoblen wurpe, oft uno
III srSeerer Men9e %9etrunfen miro.
Sir bic aQermeifen &ranfen 1T per
tete drStli@e Natb uabwarten une
patme6 @aIer trtnfen."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
MORMON v1Ew OF G oSeREssIoE-

MoRMoNV1Ew OF CoN9REssIoE-
Al INTERVENTION. = Salt Lake,
March .24.-The News, in regard
to passage of the Cullom bill ~
the House; says the striking out
of five sections rids it of its most
repulsive features; that they were
too strong for Congress to swal-
low, and adds that "many thought
the House would never pass the
bill in any form. and it is a clear
invasion of the Constitution and
in direct controversion of it's prin-
It says: eve cannot say what
the Senate will do with it, but we
can say if it passes, and then
should receive the signature OF the
President, and become law, 1t
will not meet the wishes and an
swer the expectations of its atl-
thors: Personally, we care not
what action may be taken on the
question:. Prosecutions drove us
from township to township, and
soon to notoriety; it has made
us strong, thrifty, fearless. The
most valuable experience we pos
sess to-day we gained through
persecution, and do not dread it's
effects. If men wish to push Nor
monism ahead let them prosecute
it,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
State W. O. W. Cammack Charged
with the Murder Of John Nixon, il.

Deputy Sheriff Peyrou having
called the names of the jury for
the last time, and inquired if they
had agreed upon their verdict,
the Indictment was handed to the
CLERK. and the verdict written on
the back of mot guilty" read in
loud voice. -<....-.~- = D.,
- The announcement was follow
ed by loud shout or cheer from
the auditorium Of the Court room,
which was Immediately suppress
ed by the officers Of the Court.
Meanwhile the face of the ac-
cused, which had remained
throughout the trial W ithout be-
traying any other expression than
that Of attentive and .watchful
interest, became sl,fft1sed with
emotion, while several of his
family and middle-aged friends
could not restrain their tears
The feeling in the court room
was intense, and every spectator
present was occupied in asking
and answering questions AS to
what was thoug ht of the verdict.
| Immediately after the reading
Of the Jury verdict by Mr.. Ire
pagnier, the clerk, Mr.. Hunt
promptly made motion before the
court to enter the verdict upon
the minutes and to order the re-
lease of Mr.. Cammack. The mo-
ton was assented to, and Judge
Abel, in discharging the jury
from any further service during
! the week, took occasion to make
some reference to the introduce
|tion of Mr.. Cammack's statement
evidence upon the trial. -
The Court stated that it would
never again permit the state
ment of a party upon trial to be
used in evidence, unless so de-
/ cided by the Supreme Court
That while the law is explicit in
declaring that such evidence shall
he before the grand and petit
Jury, the danger to the public
mpe!s the Court in the future to
refuse the admission of such evil
dence when offered by the accused.
IN. o. Times. .. g -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
Gov. Palmer on the Oubans.

CHICAGO, March 28.-Gov. Pal
mer, in reply to q letter from the
Hon. Gaseous M. Clay, asking
him to accept the position of Vice
president.o Of the Cuban Aid So
ciety of New York, says he does
not consider it consistent with
the public duty of a Governor OF
one of the United States to a1d
the Cuban insurgents against the
authority of a Government with
which we are at peace; and that
he has mo evidence that the SO
called patriotic party in Cuba has
decreetl the abolition of slavery,
and the fact that their leader, Gen.
j ortlan, who was for years In
arms against our. free Govern
ment to perpetuate slavery, at
fortis no satisfactory evidence OF
such an intention. He is there
fore unwilling to assist them or
to ask others to do so.
Gen. Jordan being in command
of the Cuban forces is the cause
of the dilatory steps OF She Uni
ted States toward recognition of
belligerent rights Had the com
mand been entrusted to North
ern General, Spain would long
since have known "the kind and
fraternal feelings of this Govern
ment' Of which we have heard SO
much and believe so little.
International feelings are be-
lied, and the wishes ofthe eoun-
try disregarded, rather than take
an advantage offered through
rebel leadership. - -.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

/, A VICTORY FOR THE WOMEN
Minnesota will be the first State
for women suffrage. The Senate,
by a vote Of - to -, has concur:
red in, the House bill providing
for submitting, to the men and
econaen of the State an amendment
to the constitution on the question
of women suffrage. The bill pro-
vides that the ballots of the Ia
dies shall be taken in separate
boxes. Tits understood that Gov
ernor Austin will sign the bill. -
Cezoney,s- Reeiesv. :
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

''Captain George W. Me- ranie,
Democratic member elect from
Louisiana, arrived last evening to
look after his seat, which is con-
tested by some. hungry Radical
who got about a. bakers dozen
votes in the district: Captain
Mechanic is editor and proprietor
of the OUACHfTA TELEGRAPH, q
live paper published at Monroe,
Louisiana, and is q fine Specimen
of the young Democracy of the
South. Cor. Baltimore Gazette.
The complimentary notice of
the Gazette will find a response
In the hearts of Capt. AIcCranie's
many friends throughout the
State. The corruption and UNI
manly course of the Radicals has
been enough to disgust every
decent man in the. party. 1t is
not the Office, not the principle
but support they want. Every
one of them considers himself a
parasite to be fed from the public
crib. In this instance the cry of
fraud on the part of the Democ-
sracy and hunger on that. of the
Radicals, will meet, with the fate
it deserves. Corruption may keep
McCranie out, but it cannot exalt
itself enough to let Morey in.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

The MONROE TELEGRAPH is mis-
taken. The fire, burning our
Courthouse, did not originate in
,Messrs. Todd & Brigham's office.
Conservative, 25th ult. +
The first alarm was given from
the hotel. The flames We're then
breaking through the roofing,
coming from the direction of
Messrs. Todd & Brigham's. law
office, in the west end.-Conserra-
tire, 18Th atlt.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

The following named bills have
been signed by the Govern or
The Election bill; Registration
bill, Revised Statutes bill; Civil
Code bill; Code Practice; bill re-
lative to veterans; bill for the re-
lief of Hon. John Ray; for the
relief of Atlanta Male and Female
Institute; bill relative to Church
OF st. Louis.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Gen. Grants extraordinary anx-
iety with regard to the San Do
mingo treaty, is said to arise from
the fact that already one hun
dred thousand dollars of the
secret service fund has been spent,
and it would be desirable to
smuggle it into the treaty ex-
penses, according to the good old
army custom, by which quarter
masters square accounts.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

A juror was interrogated in the
LIST District Court recently as to
his scruples against inflicting cap
ital punishment-it was poser
he could not master the subject,
but finally concluded that in his
own case he would prefer some
thing else to hanging.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

~ Pierre Bonaparte has been
acquitted. .-s....g 49,.
~ How Pierre Soule was. bu-
ried in New Orleans on the 2Sth
of March: --. .., .r...
The high esteem and deep res
pect with which the late Pierre
Soule was surrounded in life were
evidenced at the ceremony of his
interment. Thousands of ladies
and gentlemen crowded the mar
row, street to escort his remains
to their last home. Though the
funeral hour had been fixed for 4
O'Clock, it was much later before
the crowd of nourners moved up
ON their pious pilgrimage.
In him Louisiana lost one of her
most talented sons, and society
one of its brightest ornaments.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

A Chicago court was enlivened
the other AFTERNOON by a mill be-
tween an attorney and a consta-
bic to decide whether or not the
former told the truth-in calling the
latter q tibet.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
Prices Cash In Advance,
as follows

The seed can be had at the landing at ny
gin house on Bayou Bartholomew, either n
bulk or sacks, at 81 per bushel Of 80 pounds
and will be delivered by VIM. A. Collins, ESQ.,
at the plantation. - .ss.f
Messrs. Standifer & Mcclure, my agents IN
in & renton, will keep the seed for sale ut then
store, at 81 SO per bushel of 80 pounds 'H
sacks.
George Chamberlain, Esq, my agent ID
Monroe, will keep the seed for sale at his store
at 80 so per bu<hel of 80 pounds in sacks. :,
will deliver ttem Gree of freight at any
landing on the Bayou Bartholomew, or on
Ouach and Black rivers, at 50 so perbusae'
Of 80 pounds in sacks.
w. w. FARMER.
Monroe Ia, ,Jsnuar- 30, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

A rural New York minister
prays for the Legislature, which
he thinks disposed > to repeal
even the ten commandments
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

e. The New York was valued
at $4,000 and insured for $1,000.
The Chas. II. Durfee valued at
S33, 900 and insured for $4,000.