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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

lapesiai Corrcspondenos Of the National Republican,
BASooR, M, June Z, is7o.
To an observer at this distance, IL appears
a, II the distinctive and strong point OF Con
cral Grants administration Is Its policy in re-
spoct to the public debt md hat thai h about
to be sacrificed by mch In Conarcss who
ought TO be friends OF M Adralnistration, and
whose political interests arc bound upWith
It's success. ~
Thc'great aud dominant Idea OF the lnan-
oial portion Of President Grants annual mes
sage VI last December, was that the present
reduction Of u,c national debt should not be
arrested by any elimination Of tho national
revenues, until 40 much Of the debt rs re-
manned outstanding could Ne funded at q
moderate and reasonable rate Of interest.
Undoubtedly, taxes are onorous, and this pol
Icy Involves relief Of any postponcmcnt from
them, but this postponomcnt would not prob
ally be long one, and tho advantages 70 DO
gained by submitting ~ H. are OF transcend
Ont Importance. Tho people understand that
relief from taxes Is iiusory II they arc left 10
be deyourod forever by permanent debt and
oGorbltant usury, and they know well that a
high rate Of interest upon The public debt
keeps the rate Of interest high upon the much
greater mass Of private debts.
The banking classes dread the reduction Of
the principal and interest Of the national debt,
and II Il they who have instlgatcd that clamor
of rival newspapers in favor Of reducing taxes,
which !, mistaken for real public sentiment
Nothing made General Jacksons admins
tration 80 strong as the fact that Il paid on
the then existing national debt. The Admin
Istration Of General Grant will DO lnylnclblc,
Il II succeeds In reducing and satisfactorily
funding the present debt and the reelection
Of General Grant involves tho continuance In
power 81 tho men and party mon controlling
the country.
| Mr.. Boutwell, may 10 able to fund the debt
at q low ratio, oven Aftor all the reductions Of
reycuoS which soom to be on the point Of
being hurried through Congress. The prob
abilitbs, however, arc all against IL. But
with another years continuanooo of the present
large surplus revenue, and the certainty that
Il Ia 10 be maintained until the object Is &C
compnshed, Mr.. Boutwell, can certainly re-
place al our matured debt with four por cent.
bonds. An achievement like that would not
only reconcile the people to temporary bur
dens, but would Assuredly re-cloct General
Grant.
The Democratic clamor for reduced taxes
Is politically intolligiblo, but 1t Is passing
strange to those who watch proceedings in
Warrington from cool and tranquil dis
lance, that those whose political and personal
interosbs arc bound up with those Of the Pros
Ldent ahnnld la fnunl co-na,eratinfy with thoac
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
The Rev. Or. BOJutOp's Lectures At OberliR and
Eiyrih r....


correspondent Of the Cleveland Herald
writing from ElyriA, Ohio, under date Of June
1, thus speaks Of Rev, DR.. Boynton's lectures
on woman suffrage;
There has been quite fever in this county
for some time past on the woman suffrage
Ques ton, and Il has affected In no little de-
gree the centre OF the systcm-Elyria the
county scat Tho advocates Of the movement
have, until very recently, had things their
own way. Men and women seemed 10 be
rushing Into Il without much examination Of
the quebtion, OF much thought as 10 the ultim-
ate workings or effects Of such dangerous
Issue.
Rev. DR.. q. b. BOyntOn, pastor Of the Con-
trial Congregational church Of Washington
city, had given the subject thorough eIami-
nation, and had preached series Of sermons
on the question to his congregation, which
had excited great Interest IN that city, and
which some a our citizens had listened TO.
The Young Mems Christian Association there
fore invited him to speak In Oberlln. lie ac-
ecPted their invitation, spoke there, and was
invited by prolniuopt estl-ss- ~ EiE-'~ q.
sneak here. His hrst lecture was delivered
on Monday evening In the Town Hall Mayor
GAtas presided. There was q very large
crowd presoot, and intense Interest mani
Tested. Last night he gave tho second part
OF the argument against woman suffrage aud
he s isi,S sci n IIiefe dtufsNStn%drd that
Among his audience were nearly all the
prominent citizens of Elyria with their ladlos.
They listened to the Arguments OF the speaker
with the closest attention, for every sentence
! contained an Important idea, and his whole
lecture was 80 prepared, and his arguments
80 presented, and so beautifully Illustrated,
as 10 elicit from men and women OF mind and
thought the highest approval and praise.
But few speakers have 90 happy 4 faculty Of
getting at the very foundations OF question
d this character, and show Its bearings upon
society and its ultimate effects. We are per
suAded that very few IN that vast audience
went away last night unoonyinced not only
Of the Importance Of the issues involved, but
also that this Outcry for woman suffrage IL
made In direct conflict with the great order
which the Creator Himself has established
and with some Of the plainest precepts and
principles laid down In his word, .s
On the conclusion OF the lecture last even
ing, the Mayor, Hon. N. B. Gates, presented
the following resolution; which was adopted:
RssolFsS, That having listened 10 the two veFy abs
lectures q Rev Dr. B0ynton thA audience tender
him their heartfelt gratitude foeblo earnest OF
their APPRECIATION Of his unAnaWorable afnumentA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

- a.o-,...I. ,,,o,, the
nobly on honuay' anu uesoiNOuy WIN suS
,i,,., ,rot.o fr,,,,, al riaaaes ~ our eitiEFsns
hiBhes' piN7o hoin e'' %. :,
THAR nntirfnV efforts and ceaaeless vigilance
- -, M. III, -,
lntimldhted the recklers anu mou7hAo SP"it VI
- -. A.. ,.,.,, ,z..,,..,..l .honl fba votinfy
many Oh no "o" " -
,,recIncta and when called upOn 70 discharge
- 49, M 1l, a. =.
their duty, the prOmptncss Win winch IL vas
a., .-,,.-.a 49,. "A A.. foIi, ~
done tully cOnNlnced oehoIe VI tno 'ohy W
.,,,,,,,,tino IN rreate n diaturbance Thoae
ATTEMPTING !" N'N'N "
WIN hnu Vo0@'" w 50
security In the presence OF the torce assem-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
OUR MUNICIPAL TRIUnPH-WHAT TIIE
PAPERS SAT,

We were told during the recent campaign
that "the eyes Of the nation were upon us,
and the result Of the election would be Sig
nailed as Radical Republican triumph, or q
mougrei Democrat victory. The battle has
been fought and the result Ia no optical illu-
slon-tho Reform Republicans did sweep the
city, and here follows what the rcAcctou Of
public opinion elsewhere think Of the result
The special correspondent Of the Phtladel-
phla Press one Of my 1.-TWO papers, both
daily" says in relation to the election In his
Dispatches published yesterday morning.
The lA.cs, rettns Of ,bs aualeeI elec,lsn .. .his
sy 5gri,srasg x Pisf . S,sii5a- h NO
-Sery, ths ksfssn Rspabiiean end dats, s sestsd
81 NASTY . e, nd Sn I've sides'5s9 I'd !. Az
sSIifS sis TSoas6 iss poilssi sIs,sns9t ~ NJ.
us most orderly held IN wsshiassss icE several Jss
In the Chronicle, however, the othcr OF my
Two papers, both daily, instead Of Reform
Republican" victory, 1t was q stralght-out Dam
oeratic beat Under which king, Bonzonlaul
The New York Tribune says:
The oHioAl canvass o. the mayurAlty election shows
sss ss S s ssI Ss SsSSs y us
ISsS%iS" sssses IS IS ~ " csssS idss oa SoSdSy
mort for the irus time IN tweusJ Jg.rs He besAn =.
B51. ss Sss sAp ss1 e ss ND
f oTasg's assssiai aisif IA he senate.
The Petersburg Courier saysi
municipal Slss,so "a q .shl1stSI Ss
ssT'oioTS ruling hs. s n 4, ,.
ST. DOt q ,sS q Bg-sS Ia 30 spssiIga
as SpaI,sa ~ ths s8 %OSsrSts sSd DC bv
: sSS si %sS 90 psos z SSshaSSa % ss
sm,nePItes from ths e9nssO q me soaP'nns Wn"
The Albany EOening Journal informs Its
readers that
The election IN washinatou yostsrday P.s.sd On
with 9omPATstye auSk ~ ne 7Ies ~ s
Sai. 4 ! asSidSd triumph " no "Refprm" Reppbl
cans who completely swept he civ eecting theft can
SSSsS ns iSS Ss md SsaSs he
q Aldermen and oouneilhsa. siH eolored non uers
chosen to the City Council.
The Baltimore Sun says;
IAN, whether white or eolored. who have a1Eht A.
stake n the welfare 2, ,Dc,s NJ Tho spfISS Tgs
s eisb' must SssSrSliy icsi eSnesSn.S in seas ~
heyed o. such a. ineuhus upon The Prcspsr'sy pod
isny a9.n from tSs .sosldsts Of wasSiasson In
late eomments upon The project q removing Nc
i9rsmoys Bowen and ths Tanis!R slg.shslss siso
% Ire 1 %soG E I'D q A'
The New York Post says
Ths defeat Of the City Hall ring At the municipal
election IN Westminster Yesterday vas oomplote The
Sio% nssss sSrsa 1Es NsEa IN ~ ~ NJ
great rsjoIolnG among Republican, over ths result"
Dixon writes to the Boston Advertiser!
The election sOss5 hss rsss,sd n weeping BG.sI
MsyOTl I. MsIths. q E@s3 shs RS%iass e The e
IsRa R fo 3' ia NJ snd BUSINESS ~ S osS. II
S Ssss ne ia sgasssn or iSspSs Ss
poGee and there has been somPAti's'S little dlstarb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

oSE or Hos. JONI CoyoDR's pOculiarities
Is that he prldes himself upon the beauty and
symmetry of his arm, and he wants others 20
admire ~, To this end he exhibited ID In the
House Of Representatives yesterday, by ron
Ing his shirt sleeve up above his elbow, The
style contributed, perhaps, TO Mr.. Covodo's
comfort but 1t was certainly not very elegant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
The Commissioner Of Elections Tor the
'sssiJa % lAW TO be sent to the Mayor.
nRUENTHI NvAnn

RSY-THE STOCK OF A JRNVELI.EIf, also
- o. ladies Furnishing Goods KstAbtahment, Il
offered Tor ale 10 pay edvAnoos Watehee CHAINS ac
Al much eas than wholesale prices. Under Earmeuta
Tor 81 safh. DAN and examine. II you md The above
10 be huhbuH, don't purchase. Princes Loan once,
halesrO0in, huo Pom. ave.
nSs-DR. O,CONNOR HAS REMOVED his
~ OFf1CH 70 No. lBi9 Neu York Avenne, two doors
east Of Fourteenth street Once houn! " 10 10 N,
~. y. and tosP. m. ieest
DES-SIRANVBERRY AND FLORAL. Plsss-
- TIVlL-rhs ladies d the SECOND Baptist
church, dorneI q yirginiA avenue and Fourth street
ihs church this uesk, on ~ Rspk MIknDNEssp1AI,
cents. iesfr
RSs-T4E FAIR AND EEsssTIyyAI. F0EIy ,gIE..g
Capitol nlll, win reopen on TUESDAY, June !, for
three evenings, at Hooo's building. street, near
Fsurtss1th Select roadlngs thls Tuesday syeulae
hy Mis- HnA Stockton, and on "Wednesday evening By
GRACE pfeengood. Music eaoh eveninE. The Hlano
" Klia kdmissiou 10 cts iseason Tickets D cts. ioT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

THE Montreal express train on the Harlem
terday morning at Clarendon, where the
bridge had been washed away by tho heavy
rain the night before. The engine and three
cars ran into the river. The fireman is miss
ing, and is supposed 10 be killed the cngi-
neer broke his leg andls otherwise severely
injuredI and the baggage master was slightly
injured. No other casualties are reported.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
isO.sosv W. L. WALL 90. kasiio NJ
TRRsSEREEESsD sA5 bFiS oE y

INRUSrER'S SALE OF MARRI0TrSyfLLE, IN
Il HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND, a STA
TON on TIM hAITIMQlE AhD OHIO
n % sATURDAY, Ju5 y is7O, a IL o'eioef N.
By virtue o. dscreS o. tho circuit court for Hou.
n4a ard county, dated Apsil o. ls7o. and passed in
e.ese q ghleh yohn 7, hArdey trustee complain.
fondants the snbscriber trustee, Will nher At public
sals, the promises all the Village d MAriottsTlo,
obtaining W acres Of land. and improved By II
DwehnE Housss. Grst and Saw. NM. two Barns stone
Stable, large 0anarT and all other Necessary build
lngs, with two good Orchards Of Fruit Lime kAna and
l4ee Quari,L tthe hrst limo from the seabpaFd, and
with atention could be made 10 pay the whole a
The property with Wheel Wright Blacksmith and Shoe
shops, Pust, Ticket and kIpross Dniooa. -
The shove prUpeFty will be sold whole or divided
70 suit pufuhAssfu. hns eOantEy trade Il eentorcd
horo goods N the aInountO OF ol0lo0 be sold In
yuAr All the housot rontod In good repair and
nearly This h the best wheat land In the state
ven WAtefed and has UAtsrpoNef the PnlApsco Of
any horse Pouer. The whole o. this property VIII be
uUd without regard 10 cost Parties desiring good in
ycstnent would do well to look at this properly
Terms, A. prescribed by decree: One-thlrd cAsh bal
Ancq In niH aud twelve month"; all cash the op0u
?t the purchaser purchaser, For laIther pAiteu
lar, AppH 10 NJ BANNON, Trustee,
lulslu n III Paul rec Mailman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

JTNITRD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ MAsmHoToN, ID o., June Z 1870.
On the petition Of GEoR1E JOHNsON Of Marshall,
MohlEAn administrator 81 Josph ID, Oawood aeceased.
praying for The oIension Of patent grated 70 the
aid Joseph d. Cauood the 9th day Of September 1885,
for an improvement In RopairinG Railway Bars;
Il IL ordered that the testimony in this be closed
the sh dag Of August merit that tbs time for fling
Arguments and the Examiners report be limited To the
18Th dAI Of August merit and that said petition be beard
on tho 9tth day Of August merit . ITO ..
SAMUEf. s. FISHER
iSAThaE .... nj Cdanmiasidner q PGtantA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
DEPARTMENT or MEIRoPoLITAA PoLIoE,l
OTFICE OF MAJoR AND SUPERfsrESDENT.
No. "a IOuIaIANA AyKNuE,
WAEHu{UrON, June a H7O.

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
The movement recently made 70 roorganiz
for the coming Congressional campaign tn
Congressional Committee, which did Admirabl
work during the last Presidential campaigr
resulted in request from the Repuhlica
caucus that the delegation rom each Stat
should present the name Of proper person
serve upon this committee. So far the 70
lowing committeeman have been reported b
their respective delegations;
Arkansas- Senator BENJAMIN " Rice.
IaiiloTnia-SanAt0r COrnalins Col9.
Connecticut Representative II. u, htATkveather.
FiordA- RsprossatAtiye QhhIis5 y: Hamilton
KansSs- senator Bamaa y. POmsroy
I1ulaiAna- Senator john ~ harIia.
Name Retresan native Euaone Hale
observation-disclosures HEINZ WhlOu.
MiehlgAn-SenAtOr ZAeArlah Chandler.
Misslssippl- RopreaentAtiHe Sogrgq q. mckee.
Missouri Representative John y. Benjamin.
Nebraaka -ReprosentAtiye John TAnee
Neyada-R REPRESENTATIVE Thomas Fitch.
New lAmpshlrs. e AaEoa t S5ssihH'
Moth GaTolinG senator Jossph Z. Abbott
tl6io- RoproaantAtivs Robert o. Schema.
fTcron-B senator George H. Williams.
Northumberland Simon Cameron.
sSath GGT1ilnA.- senator Frederick A. HAwJsT.
Representative W 4; OlArt -,
Vermont-R spfessntAilVe Charles p, Willard.
acknowledgements james n. Platt.
West NlrEinia- senator Arthur foreman
Wisconsin, Representative David Atwood
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
.ea oArh4dRRlRREE1 y V&si9TfE Gss, . gs!s.
ny WIN. L.. WALL, A. CO., Aaetioncers.
NOs 900 and soS s. Z. cor. Pa a1sauo and Ninth st

TRUsTREs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE ON CAPITOL HILL MAR THE uAPL
~ yirthe Of a decree Of The suprems Oourt OF DE
District ~ columbia aiitinE In euuy In the cause Of
tho OAK Hlll Cemetory Company Stone, Ball et al
No lol docket TO- and passed tho 7th day o. June
ls7o. nd By virtue q two deeds o. Trust dated re-
spoctlyely August ., lssl and November ~ iula and
recorded IesPeetyeb IN liber W y 7, No - fpos IN
ae, and n, No, y, folioa ~ Ac. Of the land re-
sal Al public auction, on FRIDAY, july 4, 1851, At
$50 0dock D. m, In front q the premises, al that
piees parcel Of ground In thu oily Of Washington
and District OF Columbia, and known upon the plat
thereof As part Of lot numbered four 40 In square
numbered SIR hundred and elghty-sls (tsi,l and In
Guided within the following limits aud bounda barn
nina for tho same at the southeast corner Of said LOT
tour aud run thence west With the line Of north
street forty two and aia ga ai2 feet thence north and
a right angles with said street hundred and ton
w AID feif RS STD hu' h19tfa e.nij md Ahh
thence snth hi straight line to the beginning with
the builhlnEa improvements and rights 10 the same
Belonging.
TSrna q sale: One third cash balance In g. u and
u months promissDry notes 70 DO given for deferred
payments. with ln1arpat from day Of AAlS. I'D.
~ the terms OF sale not complied with within i've
lA days Of the day Of sale resale will be had At tho
eus and fisk Of tho dsfanting purohaaerl AD 10 DO
F~FshasaFa cost -~~-'v IL sold. All COMPROMISING at
ic0-eoSv W. L. WALL 90, Auctoncers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
New Advertisements.

EEsTIvAL AT KENDALL CHAPEL, CORNER
Music, Cream strawbsrriss, tc,, ats .. N. iooa,.
Fonsnss 4 SDUR ASRREsss oT RSSJ O. BUGGY
& rSSsSDs S sssi f f:SS s.:Ts.
9 & S. OF TIE r s9ss sEflsgk
ss 81 ssSlI 81 Is III RSi
EoR sAIE uHEAP-Tw0 SODA f0UNrAths,
all complete Hg To st s ~ RTPSs
icg3t Ninth street, near Penn ayenue,
w IL, % .oOok wash, and iron. Must CONE we'll
" M, 90 S.;l Fsp: :HS s.:"S.
(vDPARINER p wAgqAnAni sue,
aD S SS.iSe 70 s1 .rs, sstssa r,ss saS
s1S S Sa. SSs
WI be oOndue'"d under shS hrs R psas Il IN
STA . TIE TIT Ss R ~. T SA gsS OF
passfd from hS o2rneT q siItsenih ard k.irss,,.
iionss t6feasi Tho sToand, % tho War Depslt@anC
q ,6Ss owner, No sT Eighteenth street near TstrSot
A MERICAN "
Doc, sway with all SMOKE and smell Of grease, ~.
quirps no preparation Of aro and makes brUnE. here
toiors voHAtous the quickest and easiest tits the
healthios, Of all modes Of cooking meats For sale By
J. W. BOTEIER 4 BRO,
Dealer In Housofurnlshins Good. ~ renn.ylyania
avenue. between Ninth and Teuth streels icoot
TO THE LADIES.
LERd oR ffGE 81 vi ~ bs "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

BfGASS dt,aISoS q ~. Msikt s.i R.as sros.
No. 31D Southeast corner Of Seventh and strcsts.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR
THk NINDER BUILDING.
ny yiTtnQ Of decree II the Orphans Court Of the
District q Columbia, duly approved hy the supreme
auction, IN front 81 The prrmises, On MONDAY, the
20'h dy o. June, a p. ~, = eclgek ?. M, 70,
No g. In hquaru No l6 In tbs eity Of Washington Do
Terms 81 sale; Five hundred dollsra cash. and the
balance a one and two years. for which The notes Of
the purchaser secured 70 aatafactlon VII bo tax
and lea retained on the premises sod All eonvey.
Ancng and revenue stamps At the cost o. he pur.
chaser
The above lot fronts siSy feet on street hoFth be-
!gssn Seventeenth and Hhteenth streets west and Il
ltl feet ~ inuhos In dauth
,as oHrhA dRsEI r VsfTFF !, G I s!:.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
Our Black Lace Points,
WHITE LACE FONTS.

All our whole Assortmentot
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
now offered at such favorable prices to buycr that
should purchase be0rp booking at shock and
prices, a. We determined to reduce u vory much
this month
Ono price only. No deviation allowed.
All goods marked In plain nEurca
W. VI. SINISTER 4 BRO,
isaCoiaf O19 Pennsylvania aycnuc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09

RozoRTH FREEzNo REFlgERAToRs.- ON
ID exhibition - the Siofe-EOo,,aas q !, ,,,o,,,,
nJku 03A Pennsylvania AEonaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-09
,SSS-NIAyOR's OFFICE, CITY HAY.

~ wAaHNarOr, D. O., JUNE I, f9lo,
The following result OF the election held In this clty
on MONDAY, the eh Instant taksn frorn the returns
made 70 This once By the Commissioners Of Eiection
Il hereby Published IN compliance with law
FIRST WARD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-04
ERIE RAILWAY.

TIE GREAT THROUGH RoUTE TO THE EAST
This company now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles Of road, extending from CInein-
natl, Cleveland, DunkIrk, Buffalo and Rochester
70 New York.
II is Of the six feet gauge, nearly third wider
than other roads, enabling the company to con-
struot and coaches correspondIngly larger
aud more comfortable. tie track has been placed
in thorough repair by the substitution Of steel
rails at such points az are subjected to the great
est service, snd where the highest rate Of speed
is required to be made.
New aud improved sleeping coaches accompany
ali night trains. They heated by steam, per
fcctly ventilated conta n elegant and spacious
dressing snd state rooms, and combiue all the
modern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located at con
venient points upon the line, where ample tim
is allowed for meals.
Three express trains daily from the
western termini of the road 10 New Y o-k withou,
change, making as quick time by any other
route.
The long distance without change-sa0
miies-snd the spacious accommodations of its
broad gauge coaches, especially commend this
route TO families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtained
at all principal ticke. Offices throughout the
country
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We Believe IN Advertising

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We can do all manner of work in the most
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We print cards on double enamel, pearl,
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Our visiting and Wedding cards command
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Our ball and invitation cards are Topographic
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Business cards. shipping cards, railroad cards,
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Bill heads, checks, drafts, letter heads, envel-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-04
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
The Negro Murderer Captured.
4 PARTEERsHIP TO ROB AND
MURDER,

Marshal Weber returned from Clinton
this morning with the negro Henry Williams
in his custody heavily ironed. he was
lodged in Jail, and is now there awaiting the
action of the Grand Jury on his hendish'
ness. This Williams is notorious Sound
rel, and there is every evidence that he has
entered into An alliance with this negro wo
man to rob and murder sl whom she can
seduce into his grasp. He had but fe"
DAYS ago been released from Jail in Clin'o"
for the same offence. The woman Is
to be the vilest character on the ri'e''
che b, Tho additional advantage IN her
ea., ,-sda of a pleasant Caucasian
and accent, and considerable
.,,ssrance of being intelligent con
occasionally and otherwise. "Her
man." as she afectiona,ely and exclusive.
ly terms him, had, as he averred to US this
morning, been working in a saw mill previ,
Gus to his incarceration at Clinton, but after
being released he came to this city with the
woman and sough. out victim, and found
a drunken man On the street: he was taken
up the alley aud duly knocked down, his
head beaten into conelomerste of flesh
and broken bones, and left nearly dead after
having gone through him He confessed
to the Marshal st Clinton that he struck the
man because be caught him with his wo
man" We visited this wretch in jail this
ruorninr and MAYER did wa see a eresturc
with the lowest form of animal brutalism so
distinctly marked in his countensnce. His
face is unrelieved BY any trace of the hu-
man in it. He was uuconmunicstive about
his crime, bat very ready to talk about his
antecedents He has been in jail frequently,
and is brute even from his own account,
that it behooves society to put out of the
way for its protection.