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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
Thursday. December IS, 1870.


THE accounts in the following cas-
Il es have been filed in the Probate Count
of Delaware county for settlement on the
Dist day of December next:
1st. Merlin Benton administrator of Je-
rOmas Taylor, deceased.
2d. g. W. Wells administrator Of James
Rolf, decd.
Sd. william H. Edmon guardian of B. F.
Waggoner.
4th. Nathan Elz1eberry guardian of MaS
ry Baker and others.
9th. J. T. Sackett guardian of Tremble
Drake and Martha Drake.
9Th. VIM. Robins guardian of Nancy
Maria Robins.
7Ih. J. G. Beard guardian of minor heirs
of Leonard Love, decd.
B. G. WATERS,
Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, ]
DEpA RTnTEngT OE INsuRANCE.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 3lst, ls1OJ
TT is hereby certified, That the HART
i FORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, in the state Of Con-
necticut, has complied, In all respects, with
the laws of this State, relating to Fire and
Marine Insurance Companies, for the cur
rent year. and has filed in this office a sworn
Statement, by the proper Omcers thereof,
showing its condition and business on the
Slst of December, 1860, to be as follows;
Amount of actual patd-up Cap
1bAi. w
= Assets 2,5il2lO "
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
except capttal) including re-
,lOO405 AZ
Amount OF Income Tor the pre- -
ceu1ng year.. Atfuotot oh
Amount OF Expenditures FOR the
preceding year. ,4oA,a9V Il
In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name aud caused the
[sEAL.l seal of my ONCE to be afhXed, the
day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
GEO. O. EATON, AGENT
TemplaT Hall Building,
Delaware, Ohio |
dec. "a, '69-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
DTSsOLUTToN NOTICE.

rN1he arm OF LEE a THO1LSON, Pub.
Iisherg OF the Delaware Gazette. ana
55rirferr "a f1fs day dissolved by mutual
175Treilf "a @. THOMSON retiring All per-
sons fT dsbted 20 the late firm are requested
TO make prompt payment 70 elL1sr o1 tne
undersigned. - T. 4za4t5s
rec. 9. 1870 H. G. THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
NOTICE.
TREAsURERs GFFIGE,
DELAWARE, Co, Ohio,
November 23d 1870.
EARRa FOEe 80.

IN Brown township, 81 miles from
bury turnpike; consisting of I78 acres. 4C
acres timber anu balance improved. The
land is first-class being all black loan
There are on it a good frame house with
rooms, barn. shed and the usual out build
ings, wells and eistern, a young orchard o1
$50 trees, of selected fruit For further par
ticulars inquire on the premises of
nov-25-4t CLARK g. RIGDON.5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
NEW ADvERT1sEnrENTs.
AdmfnistrafrfX, Noffce.

THE undersigned has been duly aP-
il pointed and qualified as Administra-
trix of the estate of Orr Carpenter decreased
late of Delaware county. All persons inter
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
ALMIRA CARPENTER,
dec-2-3f Administrative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
Cash Rates Lower Than Most
Old Companies.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE,
TFcr rrnrr7rra G1vf Let 1874 I


DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, Sept. lst, lS70J
It is hereby certified, that the MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Au-
gusta, in the State OF Maine,
Directors O05ce-B OSTON, AEass.)
has complied, in all respects, with the laws of
this State, relating to Life Insurance Conn
panies, for the current year, and has filed
in this Office a sworn Statement, by the
proper Officers thereof, showing It's condi-
ton and business at the date OF such State
ment, December 3lst, 1869 to be as follows
Aggregate amount OF avail
able Assets, Including the pre-
MUM notes held by the Com
pany on Policies issued 81 4I1,SsO,55
Aggregate amount of Ltbabil1-
ties lncluding re-insurance) Sab, 100
oedfng year in cash..,.;.,.,........ sl2, ,4ss 40
Amount of Income for the pre-
ceding year in notes for premt-
ums which includes cash
notes for semi-annual and
quarterly premiums ................. S55, ,3S7, so
the preceding year in cash 49,, s22,g75, 80
Amount of Notes used In pay
ment of Losses and Claims du-
ring the year. ............... 466s,
In Witness Whereof, 1 have
- hereunto subscribed my
(sEAL) name, and caused the Seal
~ of my Office to be affixed
the day and year above
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
SANT'L W JOHOSON.
Genl. Agt., Columbus Ohio.
GEO. Q. EATON, Agent.
Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
NEW ADVERTIs E1TENFs.
$50 CORDS DRY WOOD
Two and four feet long, For Sale.
il &. HILLS,
dec-2-4t Crystal Spring Farm.


rTNHE subscriber, desiring to change
i his business, will offer at public sale.
at his farm, one mile west of Delaware, On
the Delaware and County Line Turnpike,
on
Thursday, December ), 1870,
Eight Horses and Colts, half and quarter
blood French, 2 Cows and a few head OF
young cattle, $50 head of Sheep, including
about 80 selected breeding ewes, a lot OF
Chester White Pigs, Corn in the shock,
Hay, Corn Fodder, &c. Persons desiring to
buy stock Will 90 well TO examine the
above before day of sale.
Terms of sale-Nine months credit, with
approved security.
HENRY w. CHAMBERLAIN.
E. G. VINLNG, Auctioneer. dec2-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
HIGHER EnUoAThoN,
uVFEH.REUTm COLLEGE


DOOH g. window sa11H, Cellar 1trn1
~ Fl0gs CiNtcTn Covers in the rough, u. RI
OH kinds OF Building stone, furnished nt
my Quarry, west OF %, w, II. College, WNgt
Delaware Orders may ho lelt af the Ufn-
Gerry 6tnre ot w, @, Little Aandusky 8traee
/ mayi8, T0-6mos g. wv. AdIIAGl.I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

From the Ohio state Journal
ASCENT OF SNOWY RANGE.
The Backbone Of the Continent.
H O M H w a r d
a Herd Of Buffalo Charge the Train.
Hunt ana sIaueE,fnr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
HARPER,s RAZAR.

ga Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Offer special inducements in
VELVETEENS, at from 81 to
50 per yard ; BEAVER and
other CgOdEingS and Sdcki,' QS (;
WATER PROOF, in Blue,
Green and Gold Mir, and 9TH
er colors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Make a speciality of their
BLACK ALPACAS, which
they claim to be superior in
texture and color to any other
in the market; also, PURE
MOHAIRS and MOURNING
GOODS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Have a beautiful line of
STRIPED SHAW WIS, PLAIN
BROSHEA SHAWLS, FELT
and CLOTH SKIRTS, Ball
MORALS, LADIES' an d
CHILDREN'S FURS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Keep a good line of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, and
they are marked to suit close
buyers. They will have all
Woolen Goods bought ofthem
cut free Of charge by a frst-class
Cutter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Invite attention to their ex-
tensive line OF DRESS GOODS
including those popular SAT-
TEENS, In all the new neu-
tral shades. as well as a great
variety of PLAIDS and other
seasOnable Dress Goods.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

Encouraged by their greatly
increased bu sin ess, have
bought largely, and now offer
one of the largest and best as
sortments in the county, at
prices that will make their es-
tablishment known as the
CHEAP STORE of the city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02
TO BUYERS OF

Have just received their sec
ond stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, purchased in the East
since the late decline in
prices, and now offer their
customers the benefit of the
depreciation and a fresh stock
to select from.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-02

was much more difficult than going up,
as we soon discovered, and in the case
of three of our party, including myself,
occasioned severe headache, accompa-
MED by intense and nauseating sickness
at the stomach. The sensation is pre-
cisely like that of sea-sickness, and GRE
ates the same loathing of food and dis
inclination to be amiable. The longer
the descent lasts the stronger grows the
sensation, until each step of the horse
creates a throb of pain, and the bare
suggestion of a supper at the end of the
journey is received with indignation and
disgust. of course we had not time or
energy to visit Green Lake, and were
ohly 100 glad to make no diversions from
the shortest road to Georgetown. By
sundoWn we had reached the hotel,
, 1870-09-12

rc,,,., lzcsuvus-Tnc %prin-fI field
-rrc>hytrrY-lkcvr Hill a'roro*rd
for ~,tDlmts%iotl TO the Next &.cEas-
l1tnFcs
srecis, Drspa.ehto The Chtcngo Tribune.
SrENGrIELp, ILL.,, Sept 1l.-Efom the Official
E1iu.ns III the United States Census oi'lee OF tue
Southern District OF Illinois, dad the population
Of the counties mentioned ltnw tn he rs follows:
Alams 81, ZIG; st. clair, 51.l3I; sanganl1a, IT,
3s4: Mclean. :l,9s9; ls:ch'anl, ls>ll; Clinton,
] 1e,sW; i1nn,i!'"n. ;s.cel: saline, ie.ls: Arxan'
der, 1878; Wtlar1:nu, l:,lst: Johnsin. l1,si9;
Morgan, al4:al; Wabash, s.41: !iarun. o,ti:;
;:aati., Il, ,sss: faa.asst s,sS: Ffanklin, iseSs:
Edwards, .,::aa; Lawsrrcc, 12,aS6.
The FrtshYtc1y OF Springfield. comprising the
ran, tas:. Mason, Mcnans. ant. Logan. Will meet
IN sp..nc nea. Tuesday the lath irst. THIS pscs-
Isl. r. crr.ststa Of the ministers OF she different
w,1hili tue counties named. The Ssnga,non
tount. Sunday School Conyclit{ou vii be helt IN
this city on Tuesday next
In uttul,e7, lSG9, adopted tue following Resolution
s'.r> That .hc cha,n.n and s:r.etatyn # IT..
LAM M iu.trtie!s ttIA'tt at M nss sEss!oa 81
III ;r1 a ts m + I ii t c. III: Il sas fse
4ltit trE, with vt..s at scc'Aa sndes ~
tsftsnn Il IT, s.r and ccuas NV me
thr fs,.1ahtr consideration OF thr III It General A.
Tntcr said resolution tho committee has pre-
| rarc.l 4 rcyeruc hill and cAus"ss tho same 70 ef
rrrts Il in Iii! :rTtu tor couscusfcs far rSamtnl
| i!.n aln.rrinstnt, and use ot sail h,ar'f. a;;t
ay.. scilf eeFs oE The ss1n.' to MI tue menAes
ri 5hc STAT. !'aa7r: Of Equalization, a;id to eaSs
louti. C.cpk IL III. State, with requcS: that IL
! sa1u,. l.c .N,sniac.' rarrH'y. ana ans e1n"nd
i.,1.e ur a;:.ta iu:s That may l% though a. iua
r1nyeirt.ts to the I'LL he reported iu the STAT;
| ncant al Equalization on, q. tp-i>rc tlctoacr !
on y 1ich ttat tic ln3td halls lis aAnn1l ses-tn!
Any 'ur .iesi.sus Of r:Samtn,ng thts III; can \
tu9,li.:th n cat.y IN application to william $to1
i. H. ,% S4e:r,a1y II islc Beard, or to tic sat
At...L:or. t;tIr.e! lsppii:sott.
Rcy. +. Il. GvccE. Rector Of ST. PEa:!5 Chartt
IN Ills ety. together with 1lcp. s. H. TFca:- f
.1r,las:on. and Gcn:lr H. 1lar'oE. :4s he;fsast
| lta&r tstr to-1nef.s,w 10 1ttcnA the el1af'rns
| a.nnat I,i,s cs.::n Convention Of tae Epsc,'7
| Carr. h, 10 l'r nei IN Chicago Oh TAs.IaF Lex
, 1870-09-12
B0MkKJEE BYRANJEE C0LAH.
k.uunxic Etrc-NorShIpPer on His
Frnyels-t Stranger Ina q %frnnEc
I.Rud-AtfeKch H1ssn7rrorriatton OF
IEtr Loo~c Cakh-IcEnI Proceed.
tnE~ In~rftutcd.

A F.unnxic Etxc-WorshIrPcF on Ills
srr1vels-a Stranger tm q ~frnnEc
I.aud-Aafexch nssn7prorriatton OF
fEtr Loo~c CnAh-LcGnI Proceed.
tnE~ fnstftntcd. ..
Frrr .lr Ne.c Ierk Herald. str: p.
4 yourg rsrscc gentleman, about 3 yesss
Of age. arrived il New York per steamship
City Of BROOKLYN some i've months ago, and
took up his residence temporarily It
ihe fifth Arsnue Hotel. register
ing his name a. bonsn!ee fss[an3ee
very brief tojourn Mr. col.h engaged apart
mcnts at tho Hoffman House. His property
consisted OF sundry va!ises containing wear-
iue apparel; &c.. and ten boxes containing
gold coin. which ,soxes we're secured and
etav at the Hoffman Hou,a his de-
meanor WAS that Of a quiet and nnobtrusiye
gentleman, his habits being regular and
orderly. On the sth o. JUNG be attended
the representation Of some Indian spectacle
ance. lost control OF himself 20 far II to rem
der nece ssAty his removal from the house..
HayinE been taken before Justice DoHaipg he
Vas rronourccd to BE- OF unsouna mind and
sent to Bellevue Hospital Theeoansel for the
| reared On juno IS to have the case fnye4-
| tisatca, On which application commission
| vas issued By the CoErt OF Common Floss:
| The inquiry, however, wss twice postponed
by dc siru nt the prOpHetofs of the Holman
| House. until At list tho case Was heard and
| Witnesses examined on July 1{th, the jury
finding verdict that Ar. Colah w.s Of un-
sound mind and unfit to look afres bis affairs.
Upou this finding the Court appointei their
own clerk. Nathaniel Jarvis. JE.. committee OF
estate. and Nr. c. Jonea, clerk in the Hod.
man House, committee Of person.
Il may bs obeerEed that the boxes Of spec;a
belonging to 3tr. ColAh contained, nine OF
I them, 1900 each, and the tenth one onl5
eco. a1org with so1sc valuable papers. II
| arreaxs, however. that he had opened one oi
lie larger boxes and removed the gold which
1t contained depositing the cams IN ,
laEge Euglish carpet sack. securely
licked and fastened. The rroprie
tors OF the Hoffman House, Messrs. Mitchell
\ 4 Reed, pending the lega1 proceedings Abov,
referred to, and after due notice Of th
. acton Of tho CONT had been served upo1
them, took the zinc boxes OF gold md depos
tied than On the 10Th OF June m the Stuyve4
art Depotit Cumpany'a Office in their ow
credit. removing them On tho 10th Of July I
1 the piuc room Of their own hotel. where the
/ we're subsequently opened and their content
removed in vine baskets up stai1s 10 the safe
: tho empty baxsa having been consigned to IL
: furnace.
| Wall rtreet and offered for sale. Sine thou'
!. and eoveEcigns were purchased by Trevor
Colgate, who gave their check, pAJahla
Nitchcll i Read, for the cu1oocy yat,
amounting to e49, SIS, On the day fol:nwin
!, namely, July II, 1000 eovereigne were 20
!. by vcrzniiye h Co., on account Il Mitchell
Reed. the currency 1al1e e{ Which, xnounti
, 1870-09-12
to e4s.5op. vas deposited with Fernise q
"a to tfa nrdAr of Mitch all l. Retd.

to e4s.5op. was deposited with Terni1se 4
CO to the order OF Mitch u Reed
On July II. or only two aaya after she CON
pie icn Of these tF4asacsons, Ar. !onss. c'esk
d: the Hoffman House, nHasc ht1ato Ing
Co1nnfe.iozc1s tlat the no-ey tcoosi Cd *lfa
u rmilye Co. WAS all the money t.tong'''S
to the luna.ic found il the Hoffman hoose.
excepting few loose soEeFeteos. whacn tnes
retained to meet certain dobt9. NJ 13evth.
therefore, took possession Of the tnoncJ a.
Ycru,lye'e, leaving it there i. adc1osit, but
transferring 1t to account OF the committee OF
eAtate.
On M7. Jarvis applying 1t the Hoffman
H6ute for any lettess or paptfs taat "'su'
| Fortunate gentlcmln be MAS a-srred thae
the.e were none, and that nothing had been
found in tho trunks but two blank nemotao-
dun, tock-, both OF which were given
up. Turning over tue lesves Of shesa
h; ola there fell cut a serap Of .xts'a tasn
10 ,t bo % Iii of iaains for rls. .ooo IN specie
and vasuaa le papers, the whole contained IN
| ten boxes, shipped by 3. =. Colah at Erer-
p:ol. per steamship City Of Brooksyn. Upon
inquiry At the office OF the steamship cam.
rany Mr. Colah's rec@ip. for the delivery o.
the eaid ten boxes was found, be htn.eif AaS-
n: been passenger By tue ssuae vassel.
Allegations have been ret afoot to the effect
that tic money OF the f2nati: IL at rftacnt
tealls il the hands Of tho British Cocsni ano
| SF. Jarvis, theYc two acting conlc!atlE III oe
half Ut his el.atc. and also that tho waole
amount loesess ed by air. Coish did not CT
cted so 600. These statements sfe =: VAT
ace with fact, and find theis denial ia the
above lttAila.
Tue uufo,tunate s{r. Col'll is a member Of
nuc Of tie wcalthicst al most la3aent'a
psrree families il lIinlostau, who has aeet
| advised Ut the position Of ahaars bS Sh*
| counsel, Mr. Jargs. md Else by gentleman
~cll known in connection with more thAo Ont
Of the periodicals published in this ci;y. Who
, from his knowlt1ge OF thu Mahtatt:
language, &c, has been appointed by tn
, 4 committe OF estate n lay coa,a.! an'l 1nsitu
, ctru ~ tho casc, and to his pereeyeEin:
, cnergy the development of affairs il m slui
: due. Telegyans, IN reply, giving fall instruc
! tions. hhve been received from Doc,aaE. PRO
: tecilingp hare been commenced against MFe!!
I ell i Heed for their share in these proceed
. ings, fer tie recovery Of tho none
: standing in their Nance in the Unite
i states Ttus. Company, IL VOL As 70
; tho few loose roveseigns 70 dett1
: sworn to and described by their clerk, III
r Jcucs, but which, in truth. amounted I
l. eC0O the valuable papers contained III on
n | OF the tin boxes, and damages for the los
4 sustained l.y tie luoatic's cst.ts in tho sa
= OF lis gold.
? Mr. Colah Is at present an inmate OF
). | ptiyate o llratic aeslumnt Fishkill, Oh tue HUI
n aor, where ho Is ths recipisn. Of ever; ca
Il and attention which the case and cirolLlstaa
n appear to warrant.
, 1870-09-12

LONDON. Sept ll.--Admirai Milne makes the
following feroF1 Of circumstances attempting the
disappearance Of tue tronc1Ad Captain: al was
on hoard the Captain on the mnrn,pg Of tho 9Th.
Everything was In nEder- A fa.liaK trial began
In the afternoon. The oreeze was moderate, pad
tte ettir carried 1nyal2 AT I in the afternoon
the brccxe fscshcned, the Captain nsi1nR from
eleven to thirteen lnotA. 1t was observed that
tho kea washed over her lec deck. her runwn,e
sometimes besng level with the water,
LEFT fcc Captain at p. H.. when she was 20 1u!}es
nm care Ft1lsterze. Evn!n:io2s were rcscued
md continued from to 10 r. m. the ships being
=, thc If designated positions. westward course
IN. ta,,cu, Att r. N. tho Wind f.ssacned, the
barometer fell, and gale EF1ung Up. Our sails
.rcr- reefcd. The Captain Was close sstern o1
re n.r-sh.r,, steamlo9 steadily and gaining On
ns. noticed, At 1:l3 T. NJ, she VaA six point:
a,,.,r an, beam, heellng over very much. nea
1,~hr. a few minutes later, was sull Visible
af,eT which =. thick rain smut b.:
mt. At dawn ten ships Of thesdeet we're - b
sccr. but the Vhptatn was missine. The squad
IN sc.ttcred. to search for hex. when fragment
1T the wreck weso found, but no E1E EgiEoEs coni
lie discovered. -.
E,cnteen OF tho crew Of the Captain naF
, 1870-09-12
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,..s,.s"t..r.i et :}.as Il :lS I'D IN f''; u, ~
arrer;Enes :rEr~1th. amt tas4. iErs Viii !-':c iFc
tsr~ en ht- ~ Ed. s...
Tst rirk. il rrte.red tn rrjsrt I'll trupo-at~
arch ntc-:.-e rhcn. tc f!e,'ii.,l fnE tr G".r-: 4:
rseh I::str a.a.t !r.fenate II. p:ac. q = :7'+-
uh.- ,f1uuI7*tons t+nt to hin s7it -" r " 4
shr - ,e p:rred in t+ cra.facs. s:oaEI sc
| aHAr1. Il N him.
FI.T4<1!. -LntIi j.. e.s-lntt.3 In raw !l-'. q
dsrAsrd u the undrr~!sr..'. and tntd7e lr? Il
Elts- ~ inv!tLd 10 tr psr..at at r.. ~ 5::s i.
| LID J.. ), rAEkIE.
! t;u1..-I-s: ller.
, 1870-09-12
IOWA
| capital Comm IxAtoncrs - supreme
| Couxg Dcci~lcn Tto>p0nrd-Folaft-

capital CotusnI*Atoncrs- - supreme
Couxs TDcci~1cn 1'o>ponc4i-I'oasft-
Cnt, Etc.
Specs, pe4r~sct 10 The Chicaeo Trtnne.
De. MotSEs, lows, str,. 1a.-Th: Rosr1 ri
Capital Commissioners. Af:e- three days ses-
klo1 agreed this evening to meet ara!n on the go
stO ,a!'er. They n,ans no SELECTION ot plans
Edward Clark. architect =: tho Capital buildings
at Washington was present Us aafSloEF
architect lie will rrndcf IN on
riutcn IN. prno. Of erecting on
million ana ai p,an At tho nsx; meeting Of Of
tsIn,eti. cnsststtrs ri Commissioner Dewey.
dawson anu Dat!eE+ AMI authorlzcd 10 tts tae
contracts for excavation
To-t,av wn* the fInc sct for the Snrreme Coa.t
to n1e liz decision IN thc legality 81 the law en-
at.lirc towns and townships to vote aid ~ ta.l"
trsds TO the amount of nyc ncr cent on tne;s taA
a.irr.nrcrty: hui owing TO the absence OF JudEe
Wl.ltama, the ding Of thr decision Was r1st.
popch uils1I the October term Ct the Ccuf1 at
Davenport
Thc R%rnb,,rAn campaign will open along the
wnnie iiue in Iowa next Mopday. 1ftefa oI
twenty Of the moet prominent speakers Of the
STATE sak1nz the stump. The state CenttM Con-
nls1tes rtapo1rS 10 have 1owat usual aHuoe Liza
jo'1ty cut down not one vote.
, 1870-09-12

Srtci.l flcepAteh to Tic Cl41eass 7sibaur-
TRANSPORTATION OF 0uonS IN R0Si.
NAsNlHuTOS, Set.t. ll.-1t Is feared that the
new regulations now being prrFa:td colccsnttS
the transportation 0t goa.ts TO infant c!t'es IN
bond wt,l lie fruitful OF annoyance to shippers
1t at,pars that tho laT on ths subject, as COLI
strucd 1t tho Treasury Department, imposes 30
MANY new expenses upun shippers. that the Old
vi, Uf paying tlu;y nj the seahlard, anf shipping
goods tree to the iuteriaE Will he found CHI npcr.
MASSACHUSETTS sESAToKsulr.
A confidential frlen.i ri NlneEal natlcr has
communicated Information to ether friends here
5ha, tsr t;c,,eral IL working with unfuch,ug en-
crsy aud great Fill TO arrange matters SO as to
insure his c1ect'n to the S.uaic IN place OF MI.
WEscn. lie slates that the late report that But
ler had w!;hilra Nn lrJIn the contest was started
~ rar of the plan, hn 1t was added that to thnss
behind the scr.es the prospect of sncccss was IT.
gas,!c.1 US very promising.
ASSESSMENTS Fon ruL1TIcAl rvRrosEs.
IN attempt Is DeiLG naae to cEratc the I'm.
PRECISION, that Secretary Cox has yielded the POSI-
siol, he assumed III regard To forced assessment:
| tor political purposes. Thc fact .s that he has
uatu;;.n ID lis stand, aud obliged thuse who he
| src to mike collections In the Interior Depart
1uenf to bc content with voluntary subscriptions
] From tEr frs. he has in>is:tt: tha: this cou'ss
| stuuhl be pursued both by tho Congressional ant
STATE Committees
| PERSONAL.
ssrj,ai Draks il III Town. antl expects n teay'
| 70 as to 1eatn St Louis 14cxt FFi,'ns.