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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

One of these machines has been used IN the
family o. the editor OF this paper for four year.. ana
during that time not penny has been expended Tor re-
nara In fact it has required no repairs at al excepting
he tightening of the belt IL does is work well, runs
eadiy and makes beautiful and strong stitch IL has
% ges that other machines do not possess. To
tbnqe wanting machines we can cOnsoientOusly recon-
mend tLi, knowing IL cannot tail 10 give satisfaction.
Now En- gland Homestead, Sept ,, 1870
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sinluInr Cnincidenrc.

Two aes from Boston serelS week yasog mp Broadway ss
examining the various eVdelt u nehaS
and h length stopped outside handsome Day goods esAk
lhmeht They discussing the merits OF The you, gos d aJ
evidently DISAPPOINTED and charming dams4
psuanty EXCLAIMED, Where that suit" At this mopeal
the hand hailed friend with H1Af
Altman ersaimed the young lady why that the eT
tying omnber DAY lot hasten dear " and
time ey found themselves n be large and commodo es4s-
LshInent Of ..---.
where With the beautiful and varied assortment
PALL oops inspection and len after heavy purchase vita
delightful and Qualification Ae uo usaoas ~
csrns old soldier dSr Il quite proyienra va.
and The name her are ht and 70
Factory and unloOe his purse loys eiea and dsEo1
shOuld catalogue Of goods m shh THIS uE
selected be the Advertisement nsTt p4se
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

Last evening a German named Brenklo
called AZ the residence Of Jacob Easter, In seventy
iourtl-st near Firstave.. and made improper susons
20 Mrs Custer ordered to leave the house by Eustr
VINO Then went toward his stable In the rear follower ~
renke, who stabbed him In the back, the blade peDe-
tralng the lung and causing a dangerous wound
brehke ued AMI was not arrested to late hour lAss
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
A SPEECH FROM ANDREW JOHNSON.
gR CLAIMS TO II A UNION DEMOCRAT AND DE-
No SCns SECESSION.


NASHVILLE, Sept 1s.-Ex-Presldent Andrew
rsou smoke II Galatin last night 10 large audience
Is,,say reviewed us public career since the beginning
~ . ,sr maintained his consistency and claimed that
he had voted uniform frthe good Of the whole country
,.1 90 tho ~. ri, c5 on which the Federal Govern
,t 80 or0atil.d .iI declared that they had been
80 since tl ,ar. re said he had Away been a
1V,.,9,,f. he W.. e'C.fCf NiceIrcldeht as "A Union
I,.,t end bc o. r.0. sWcrytd and would not swtfNc
t,,, t1e trne tait lie condemned tie recent state
t,''...t,H f.r f...i.lcc. Ho then read "a i'-p-
i9tH,tt f.p State Convention favor
mg rr.iorro. s er.,.5 I've 5'a.1gig states Of tac
A,.,C. tuiou and said IL was Secession ahd Le'Oiu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
HAVANA WEEKLY Markets

I7Srg4r-3qs slow and nOun.usiJ
chsnRei No d. quoted reals, Mgscoysdo sugar INFERIOR
common doll u Molsrs sugar No TO TO- dali ss - brpers
daring be from Ia and Map n 900 boxes insnng ss
10 the Unite states and 900 hs Receipts Of be se3 hagsas
90 Lhd S,Ocl warehouse sTana sn4
Matanxas 100 OOO boxes 1909 hhts
Bacon duIi At I Butter 25doc Coal OIL doll res
nsi Al IN barrels Bat 5l2 hst ni deebniag msakS
se 6uni Keg 29ioi Tins 2c Lunhs-PteA Pine srs
akx
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democracy of Maryland have nominated
the following candidates for Congress:
First District-samue Hambleton Of Talbot.
Second District-SteVenson Archer of HariOr'l
Third District-Th0mas Swami OF Baltimore
FoTh District-John Rltchie Of Frederick.
Tifh Dstrict-Willam M. Merrich
All members OF the present House except Mr. Rltchle
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Broone Co1tnty-Assembly VIM. NJ. Ely; Judge and
Surrogate, VIM. b. Edwards; County Clerk, Joseph NJ
Johnson: Justice OF Sessions, Addison Miller.
ST. Laurence Oounty-Sherih, W. H. Walling; County
lerk, T. II. Ferris Justices, silas Baldwin, j. Miller
The fOllowing-named persons have been
chosen delegates to the Democratic State Convention
at Rochester
Delegates County / Dtk1ai. County
Robt 2. Apgar Tompkins Benz II. Fletcher Niagara
Jas. H. Seamen. .Dutchess VIM. NJ. Graham Orange
David Warner Duchess James Button. .Cattaraugus
Simon v surts Schenectady Jarvis Lord Monroe
Harris g. Rogers Broome W. III. Bowman. Monroe
Cyrus g. Davis. Niagara Josiah Rich Monroe
The temperance men of Binghamton, n.
" have decided to organize in BroOme County "Anti-
Dram shop Party" and have appointed committee to
adopt candidates from the party nominees or, If sat
isfactory selections cannot be made to cand
dates.
The Nevada Democrats have nominated Ma
for L. r. Bradley for Governor and Frank Denver
Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. John V. Farwell of Chicago declines the
nomination of the Temperance party of Illinois for Con-
gresham at large.
N S. Collyer Democrat announces himself
a candidate for Governor in Tennessee, against the
Brown party nominee.
The Democrats of the With District of Ten
nessee have nominated Robert T. Caldwell OF Trenton
for Congress.
Mr.. John Slingerland Of Bethlahem is the
Republican candidate for Congress the Ist District Of
Albany County.
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49,bOo75s d $40, 500 7C n qos.ges a

And the decrease Of the debt for the past months a
coared with the twelve preceding months isss follows
-, os nuhlic debt for the u months
rncaJing March l. 1910 Gl4i -el 81
Fdr the ak months since that did. @S7 20
Tho foregoing is correct comparison Of the financial
orc,,tors of the Government. lias thc p'riods 'amcd
90 ,,..,. .., .s,al ...Di..a al t'i, Department.
vs b. lHon..iso. Aetas csetaty
T,eossrv De,q,tnsnL sert. $50
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

They believed that tho colored scbools vera serng IA
~, eo oeachefs d not the facilities for acquirs
1rs s Poehey that they would have II they we're wbto
this city s about II. VITO 01 '>"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

This shows an average majority for the Taxpayers
ticket Of $780, which will do very well, IN view OF
the fact that Seymour had s9e majority n San Francisco
for President In 1868, .....
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
San FRANCISCO ELECTION.

The recent charter election in San Francisco
resulted in the substantial defeat OF the Democracy,
though they succeeded in eectng, by small majores,
two officers out OF eight as follows.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

A quarrel occurred last evening between
Timothy Connel and Dennis Clare in the saloon No. All
Van BrunDst, in regard to the payment for pair of
boots which COnnell bad purchased from Claro
brother Of Care's coming n Joined In the quarrel and
stabbed Connel In the face, inacting three sevsrs
Z NXnilnda
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

A match between the experts In ,,,s nlsc- /,
ine Mes,s Alexander Fcrguson Thomas NHhur, m 90 sa a
frl3mos Kelly and an unknown 6J rolns hP' lp -
side viii be iayod to-day at tho grounds OF tLe huu''
County Club, Union Hi, N. D.
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Deyoe,. Ncrosepe Ofl-WarrsniAi pnrs ,ni su rdor
sale ai pctages - fi ~ gih
oasl expss for family Also barrels b. nsgos m,soFor1~>
$50 Co., III PuOu-st. N I.
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THE TURF.
MEsrCnRsTER COUNTY FAR.


In consequence of the storm on Saturday, the
attendance at the weschester County Fair very slim
About clock there was a running race for special
premium n siOO The horses which ran on Friday were
again entered viz. Lobelia, b. m. James Thompsoni
zinpa d. b. H. O. Idttefeld; windquell, d. g. h., mr
SneJker The race mile heats. best two IN three
free for an borscs-catc weight L0belia won tho mot
heat i'm 1855 and the second heat IN 2Ol, Wndque secoh
The second for premium OF sIOD TOT notn.S
owned and kept tho county that had never beaten 2fo
i'm harness. mile heats, best three IN i've IhIee horses
~ were entered Angelina ch M. by c. Toagand; Black
s,nith b. c. by NJ Is. Bartram; Lilly, CHI M, Capt Le-
WINS The first heat won by LILY In H5gs, Ahgelno
second The second heat was won Dy Bscksnith ~ III
2:52. Angeine again second aud wlthdiawh lhe etn
heat was won by Blacksmith In 25ot ana the io"th
Bernard Trayis's mare Bildy carried Of tho special
preminn offered by the Society for tho most SyH'h
saddle-horse on the ground.
THE LEXINGTON RACES m
louisville. Sept. Is. - The last OF the ran
races canr o0 al Lexington yesterday. large crowd
was present The for the Congress SaHe oul
miles the Club 10 add $780, easily won Oy nio e
scout heating Carrie AthcrtOn with the lOlO"InS &c
suit Morgan Scout, l. Carrie Aulefloh y o.,
7:.2I and 14JL the best lOuTile race ever run U" ~
course. 80. <,-.,.,,o- p,rso for beaten
The second race, for the Consolation fuise ior Oo'
horses, eix entries, rcsuiten rs loilO"s'
Qsiwhlder'sb c AHe HUT, years oll'''',,,'''"
Clyl.s & Co = b c. Steve AchisOl, yeaIs oIl'''''
ResdFs Amber years oli''.'.'''''''''''''''" Al,
Timo-lifii. 1:5lh l:5t , .,,. t,s
AT starting Marion upon AnlDoI Anu '"i0" "-'
rider
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

LEGoRRURsL, 0ROssA-on 22d Of October last 1883 ~ he
Rev " 81 Rice Arthur Legorbum Of cuba 20 hiss Minnie
La Grosss OF Italy.
WIbbRTsKBBSBOn the 18th inst at Tho caesce Of e brics
parents Fueud ceremony Thomas ". Wle u hnh,set -
Hannab daughter Of JOIN Keese OF Great Neck, L. l.
Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- irdor'ed w'h fau
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

Whei Mineral wnters do you Use ,-Gsn.ral Dapos 10
Mature. Waters only "a Chanbers-st
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MARRIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Ihit SaHPag S,'s Psss
WM EvuaDsLL, OI F1LToE-sr O.D Ogreu OHssts
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POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
-. ..... .STRVART T.. wOODFORD, R"ga
-, o,..r,o, ..-..... .sisiamun nd Kaufman, Kings
-x.-..Y.- ........... Abiah w. Palmer, Dutehesa
oo.,i C,rA CFun Term. .Absalom Nelson, Ene
C,.al Cow Cshort Trnl Alex. Barkley, Wsshnsion
SAL P,Sson IAspecaOr. j Ohm Psrkhurst, Clinton
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
MAINE ELECTION.

1t, KonneJec Journal publishes returns of
.l, 1." f,r Governor from S95 towns, as follows:
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THE LEXINGTON RACES.
QUOTING.

At starting Marion ran upon Amber and threw hi'
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THE FINANCES.
,ocRArrc VERSUS REPUBLICAN MANAGEMENT

ComDdratre Statement Of the Net Receipts and BaPendt-
f1rcs Of the United States GOrer1ment Jar ne Is
months from Scpt l. 1851 10 Mdrch ], 1909, and ne lS
tsOaUs IRON March 1, 1862 10 Sept l, 1870:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

In IN this casc tho policeman pr0ffoty demanded tho
Wneteab0u- OF the assaliants and once pr0oooded
with the man TO nnd them - 'i-T = n y
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We express no opinion ourselves, but
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Nothing in this strange story that has
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We do not desire to excite the public
mind by an incredible sensation, but we
feel bound, as chroniclers of public
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come to as through several sources, this
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ITgE 3dA W8E
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-03
OUR PROSPECTS.
What General Butler Says-Richland
Organizing-Radical Fiascos in CO.
luInbia and Edgefield.
lrRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

! lFkON uCh ONN COhRESPUNDENTI
COLUMBIA, September !.
General Butler arrived In this city last eve
ming, Just from Sumter. He reports enthu.
siastic receptions wherever he has yet been
and says the Union Reform party will beat
Scott ten or fifteen thousand majority. The
General is looking exceedingly well, notwith-
standing all the fatigue he has undergone, and
he says his health is, just now, very good
The City Council will meet next Tuesday,
when the sprague contract will, no doubt, be
taken into consideration. The feeling of the
people, both white and colored, is most bitter
against this contract. When our city was
crowded with refugees during the war-when
we had four or five times the population we
have now, OF even had before we had plenty
of water, and for the same Price as now. Il
new machinery is needed, The ci y can buy It,
and can put it up. And as for the supply ol
water not being sufficient, the same argument
as above will answer, which renders the OBJ.
tanning of water from Broad River simply ab-
surd.
There will be another Union Reform club
started and organized in few days, and soon
not only this city, but the whole county will
be organized. The clubs are all working quiet
ly, and even our friends will be surprised at
! our strength, when we show what we can do
It the pcils.
We have very gratifying reports from Edge
field. The negroes are quitting the Republi-
can ranks, and going over to the Union Reform
party every day. A large Radical meeting was
called to meet in the village, on Saturday last,
which turned out failure, although it was
reported that both Scott and Ransler would be
there; even these magic names could not draw
them.
Cotton is opening beautifully and rapidly.
The worm has done no damage, so far, and
has been confined to one or two plantations,
and in those nothing so far has been injured.
There was no Radical meeting here on last
Tuesday night, as had been announced. Having
band of negro minstrels here, the attraction
was too great to allow Of the other meeting
| with any success. LARA.
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ILL ABOUT THE STATE.

MIR. Lucien Dargan, second son Of DR.. T. A.
Dargan. of Darlinston, died on Saturday last.
A stsbbing affrsy occurred near Ridgewsy
last week, and resulted 10 placing one OF the
contestants hors de combat.
A terrific thunder and lightning storm oc.
cured at Winnsboro on Monday last. For q
half an hour there was one contioual roll Of
thunder, aud fash after fash of lightning lit
up the horizon. Those who witnessed IL say
it was grand spectacle to behold.
DR.. John Douglass, of Chester, died On
Wednesday, the 26.h ultimo. Fol, more than
seventy years DR.. Douglass has been known
the the people of Chester. AS physician
his skill was well known. AS politician ne
was highly esteemed, aad as man universally
respected
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GOLD IND BOND MARKET

New YORK, September Evening.
Gold las been steady, and fluctuations small,
but closed dull and firm. Governments gener-
ally dull; eighty-one coupons l4s; sixty-twos
1sb; sixty-fours If; siXty-ires -; new 10:
sixty-serens lOI; sixty-eights l0l; forties G..
LONDON, September 2-Evening.
Consols sl9. Bonds 49,.
FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 2-EVening.
Bonds active at 93}a93s.
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they reached tue battlefield. they were soon
routed by the Prussians.
French Reports.
PARIS, September q
Genera! Ulrich, commanding al Strasbourg,
saws that the fortress can and will hold out.
The fortifcations of Paris are mined. and
can be blown up at a moments notice. The
Prussians are losing heavily from sickness,
caused by privation. Positive information has
been received that Mcmahon and Bazane are
able to communicate with each other.
A number of sharpshooters, with custom
house officers, crossed the Rhine few miles
below Strasbourg, and captured FIVE large
boats containing much valuable property.
All of the Paris journals have published let
ters ccrroborating the reports of French sue
cesses, but assert that the Prussians are so
numerous that the battles must be resumed on
a large scale. Both sides hare received heavy
reinforcements.
It is reported that King William Is insane,
and has been taken to Berlin.
1t is further reported that large French
army under General Douay has entered Baden,
also that the non-combatants Of Strasbourg
have been enabled to leave thai place through
a recently discovered subterranean passage.
Calais and St. Pierre will be put In state of
defence.
Frenchmen who are taken with arms in
their hands are TO receive the privileges OF
prisoners Of war If they prove that they we're
members of military organization, otherwise
they will he tried by drumhead court-mar-
tlal, and, If found not to be be connected with
the army, they will have to serve their captors
for not less than two years ct hard labor.
PARIS, September s-Evening.
Uncertain and contradictory reports regard
ing army movements and the recent battles
have been received. Paikae, in the Corps
Leg.slatif. to-day declared himself without Off
cIal news from McMahon or Bazaine. He had
no communications to make at the Bourse,
and in oil circles fears are expressed that the
French were outnumbered; but advices via
Belgium represent Mcmahon as successful and
Bazaine fully supplied with provisions.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

RICHMOND, September 2.
This morning the confectionery Of C. zim
mer was totally destroyed by fire, and the
stocks OF L. Jacobs, dealers in dry goods, and
Of Baldwin Brothers, clothiers, considerably
damaged. Loss $500, but fully insured.
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1t curious statement row made that
three weeks before the battle OF Saarel ucKen,
ths Peace Society OF Par,s sent their depuues
to SaaIbruoken to celebrate an inier9atlonal
Yesst held there By the corresponding society
in Prussia. II was beld at the station, one OF
the first pllc,s in flames.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Three hundred employees OF the Toledo,
wabash and Western Railroad stopped the
trains on account Of the non payment OF their
weo.s The strikers captured four engines
The American brig Awzetta and Mexican
schooner Minerva were wrecked of hazatlan
On the 2Oth Of August.