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Sem @u{ten 11ebr.

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unp tei5roe, rtn Wuswult. Ct teaet bic au6erpreennt&e
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81 9etptb 1T h.t Grlett tsraxs uno 10 u&sr BET, Ghett In
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lid Serfdre,tenu no aae eetAufnt fne. b,s Ct be bette itn n
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QebeuB @etn.

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@sarners Dinum ssitae. poer eebsns sEein II
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I6dp i1n Drr9uen orr I'm etntste ten uub 1T elm grspa' al
iar ate rsl4e uimr lireneer DtitIl %reear1en. 1nlss ~ itte
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iunbteit er,rsuen molten uno uhanes bro tener I~sbpatter Ve
initt satn1rnans werpen mptl tbun, bentrp.Eswe,n 3utasbtau
d II. Is 1T ppn auen cnseen @strau&smit;ela s%erfAtsten
sDirb BIT alien Drussieen sertaut une ont In 1~slptttable'
5alarns. preis en- Apuar per Suart 3latte.
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rtn Afunpen 5uaanp aurud S&wa&e, rerp6ie unb bpspep'
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EpuaS.
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rt pAH"St'A|> cr~~ w.
oeut @lan3 unn Der 6ri(9r Der ee3ugeno.
D4unes 9aar ,pirp rider, ben, MusiaQen
ser 9aare miro Ginbalt 9etban, uno &ablz
3eit tpirp, menn AUDI niat iutn,er, ~ tc&
ie1r binig, tvr9 BEN @etrau& hiejcs
prdparato sebeilt. @ean bic Dralenblos>
, zen 13erltSrt, prer bic Drilen eiu9etrpduet
eoer ob9eRorben lno, 70 it natlrli@ cine
Dieber9eri teuuns ,bes !6aares nnmS9li@.
MQeiu, mas nod 9eretttt perocn tann, ,piro
our9 bieles &iittel gerettet. @tatt bas
6aar nit einem tei9artt9en NteberlAla9
1T belAmieren, wirb es paGelbe. retn unb
irGftia .erbalten. Gin gele9entli@er Sc
6raud bie1es Mittels miro Dem @rautperz
oen ccer MusiaQen porbeu9en unb lomit
Der &ablbeit lteuern.a Da piejes 5aar( far
f~ungsmittel fret BON alien jenet f&aeliaen
Sub an,en 1T, bic tint3f anoere Qraparate
10 9efa1rliA unp uaGtbeili9 fur bic 5aare
MAIDEN, 70 fann IS MUIR wpblt9ueno pirfen,
ME aber I9aDen.. Mls .,ar.
9aar=Spi1ette
fann Is nidts @injdenswertberes 8eten.
Da IS weoer Sel nod 6arbtltcFe tntbalt,
10 fann Is 5eltf bic feinlte petbe 9einranb
ni&t belGmuben, unp penno@ bait es fl@
lan9er auf benz 5aar ale anbere Nitte(,
inbern es ben,1elben a3u9leiA reinen ippi<
gen 0lan3 uno 8oblseru@ ptrlet9t:
:3ubereitet BON DR.. o. 9. @per 4 Co.,
prattj@en unb arnlytii&sr &beu1ilfrn
Qpmclf, Mfaf. I> "@
. r-@f1%T.t 1oreis $l.OO. 2.5@ ss'<.* ~
~ ga BADEN I'd Stnts n 0srss1 .R..f7t Drstts
Strait, Ct Paul. Rim. .1E<1 S4sst .I;tfi3 ~
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Dl,futi6ee:. BUD @anblune
&bs. Sonne, e.
es''as" 81. & / /
@rpfe Nrtis . Serial fet un8
HI beutlder Sournale. T. @2as q

Sn Gslse tss n~tttrtsen @sltRanbes unb btretter sSnnysrs
attun tHertee ID, { Il the 5aus gel efrt rter ysrtp fret
~ 3elanct. iebt d rtne gerautrrrtn@te, lIr pe ptf. Sab.
rssS Aeenneaten rel6e s0sausiaFtn, ten Sabrsans 1870
iprie 1877 ute fot1t:3 ISEI iIftI15i@, E...
Aaa cine .3auatlten, 3eitana. @osat Gslis
Il: pete pro Sarr. NIT pi d@tt0en 91ufatienen u. -
Il aueer c1bentli@eu Qeie rf pro Subr.......... $3.E
2etp1taer 0art. n'aube. Qud,to, 10 fefte pro %
Original atrr...:-"-.........: 49,. ..:.:s .$2.75
r. Sournai."...::.: 49, ..::." 49,. $s.a7
Gratis staliai& ysSm!e..~... :..:::... $3.50
9lnfrirte h cit. Is petit, unb @,atis Staelai&.
Omnibus: Is 5.75
bud fir AQe. IS 6efte init Crate 5tablRid :grd.:
mtt........... ). t" -. .. 81 IS
y 9uuie. 13 feite. nit @ratts Stability grd.
mte...."". =. =. IT'S
3a1aar. .rf&stnt DcdsuNummen NIT brl d rs
Moteneit, efaeint IN 14tastn Numuatrn NIT iatr'
~ Ito Is Muaerptften 50 Is
gfnn Sudr . Gatalre tpirp auf Gerlaueen e1att. suse
Sd beabH&t'se stertel!dtrltd Elm Hterari{des Buuettu
gratis su pubNStr n. unb bite aQe . ejeu;gen welge sas
lslse 5~u9eiaAst Ala(&su, mir 'b.e Htrtbe &s&rsQe iu,uien-
~ ~" GbS. COME. "~
" " ' Bu@bdmbler unb Stattoxer,
- + ~, 2ate0rabe, @bicaso, 81.
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q. $. @tImdm,
Gayt. 6. g., BSt. Ct. Gul. u. 6. q.
Biui0 !
gDtr aut. " ateri I'm a aren pnb CUTE RIeiterhpfI
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&out8 @pttbelf

J, @"e'"''. M~1innefsta. .
Mad .asE 10 tas i9sr>a rr,sunt:' III bSsaaea wa,,r,rti,,
'n:oaas. 1e 10y aus ~aufbtsteu r,ree meme Runbea rem
WV V's"' I" s'?.eaea ~ tittst pm aablrei&en 8eu&
- xOut4 6ottbeIf.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1870-10-15
Illegal Service Ct Notices.

The law provides that Notices from the
Board Of Registration shall be served in the
same manner as other process. that's by cn4 J..
None .: the notices issued by tile Board We're
50 served. Consequently; they amounted to
Ito service tall, unless the parties appeared
before the Board. Such an appearance
amounts to a waiver. Many did not appear;
consequently they canrot he struck of until
next October, and are good f2r this cleo
ton. Should the Board strike ,hem Of, it
will violate the law and must be prepared
to abide the consequences of its unlawful act.
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How They Work It.

Airy. the Registrar nj Blue Sulphur ;:wn-
slip, who cant write lis own ualpH. ana ha,
to get some one else to write it Ior hi'n-
registered Riley Natties, without being ASKED
TO do so-and in the absence IT said Matti1s
and without any examination whatever. So
Mr.. Mattics informs Capt. John Ii. I.obbiu.
in the presence of two respectable witnesses.
The explaration of this is that Mr. NatticS
IS a R,rlic1l: We call the attention of our
grand iurys to this matter.
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RALEIGH County.

In Raleigh county only Two men were no
ticcI hy the Board. and they were not struck
off
In Monroe county 200 additional names
were put on BY the Board. What our Board
did, nobody knows. and they refuse TO
let anybody know. They love darkness
rather than light, because their deeds are
evil" ;
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WINDING UP

FsIIEE Notes cil;c Bell 4 Bright aust be pa;,t
4 by the 2OTlr nF OCTOBER. ar they will b.
sued OF. Also III" sale Notes r>rrtlt"I :" j. j.. =.
Bell. ,iIlH July. IS'9.
Oct. Is. Belly / BRIGHT
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taxed mji%. lHary .'f'' 81 ~ ihah co. "'''''
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ni,r.Iioual!H "a:r,.- hns" i.'''l eliminated. ~,
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n'!i.:r' i;r,t.,i :rnr"m "n'} N''''""''- ''"nn.
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-...r.r = ln"S"-;.'r.": '"N"n1'Ht "n'if"'! ny
''1":''ri-" AMI m"n'"""n' "nfi"y !" securing
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EgEasS V. EsES :
NILLlH.EE Z ENU = z ! INU
i.STAE2}.4Sli!fl.t'"
BEL i. / BRIGHT

5 : low open. and Size i s;irrH~ %r"a irrl,,""-
I merits in the WAY nt Velvet !Hi> an! Bn.-
l.r!> Si!" vii furnish Velvet :alS. mack! - u..
der. 81 iiIn hes: material. Il; tie low figure q!
81 .riH t. $50. Handsome feather" In,. i!"wrr<
n = small atiy:!Irr on cost. She desires the IL
dies IL rive liz" 4 call hr!nr" rnr'h?-A~ else
where She i ais" niaiiu~ nr>~,'- III the low
iimG9rr 81! :1.G0tn $5.1@ i;rr ill! rimM, ,!rr>~,'>
Plain Grt>>'~ nj $3.50 10 $2.77j Hni $t.n0-.rr,In
in TIE l;.tr-: style. SI,, hopes Ilr la'!i"s will
rive her Il call. Full satisfaction IN I'LL c:l>c>
guaranteed.
O,.l lI-tf
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Groceries,.

|tOFFEE. Sugar. Tea. Rice. Alolass"s. ~
y Gall and sec them. K. STALAAhEk'
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GRAND EXHIBITIONS.

,np!; . IT," ui"h- "ml;. during "'!" r"''''
I"ur;. f.?,iI"ruiI. liz" rirh''t. -! i"'
I'.n.i.liiIli," .lr 81 j.. ~TALNAKEE-
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SnOlilOO.

1 CELEBRATED ar,irl" for cleaning ~
.i"W-. Bras. Knives ;tlr! Forks. ~. nv
RS II"'i-"-k"rprr ought !" supply ih"',,,''''''
For al" by MASON MY lIEN1'
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: on Must I'HN-

4 RI. r"r-on- irr'"!i"d To ~ u" n"'' "r &C.
count. ,ntI-' call and -rttl" up ~ ~" 49,
III D"iu":. - "" chose" orr "n-l:,r' u"r-'I'!' 'n':i
sep ii. WITIIROW. BELL a -.
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Fall Trade. 1870.

i'i.',;rrr.'. ,i,.,. Sd
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-15
CUBA.


IL Is not understood that the condition
of the instruction in Cuba has materially
changed since the close of the last session
OF Congress. In an early stage of the
contest, the authorities of Spain inau-
9urated o system Of arbitrary arrests, OF
close cOntin0ments of military trial and
execution of persons suspected of COM
plicity with the insurgents, and of sum-
mary embargo of their properties, and
requisition Of their revenues by executive
warrant. Such proceedings, SO far as
they affected the persons or property of
citizens Of the United States, were in
violation Of the provisions of the treaty
of 1895, between the United States and
Spain Representations of injuries result.
ing to several persons claiming to be citi,
zens of the United States, by reason OF
such violations, were made to the Spanish
government. From April, 1869, to June
last, the Spanish Minister at Washington
had been clothed with limited power to
net in redressing such wrongs. That
power was found to be withdrawn, in
view, It was said, of the warlike situation
In which the island of Cuba then was,
which, however, did not lead to rcvoca-
ton or suspension of the extraordinary
and arbitrary functions exercised by the
executive power in Cuba, and We were
obliged to make our complaint at Madrid.
In the negotiations thus opened and still
pending there, the United Suites only
claimed that for the future the rights
secured to their citizens by treaty should
be respected in Cuba, and that as to
tho past joint tribunal should
be established in the United
States, with full jurisdiction over
al such claims. Before such an impartial
tribunal Zach claimant would be required
70 prove his case. On the other hand,
Spain would be at liberty to traverse every
material fact, and thus complete equity
would be done. A case which at one time
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-15

DEPARTMENT POWERS AND DUTIES.
l recommend to your consideration the
propriety of transferring TO the Depart
ment of the Interior to which they seem
more appropriately to belong, all powers
and duties in relation to the territories
with which the Department of State
is now charged by law or usage; and from
the Interior Department to the War
Department, the Pension Bureau, SO far as
it regulates the payment Of soldiers pen
sions. / would further recommend that
the payment of naval pensions be trans
ferred to one Of the bureaus Of the Navy
Department. ftt34 s3ss
9 GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.
The estimates for the expenses of the
Government for the fiscal year are $1S,-
244346 less than for the current one, but
exceed the appropriations for the present
year for the same items, $8,972,756. In
this estimate, however, Is included $22,-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-15

tice of the representatives Of her Majesty
at Washington, ard that authority be given
for the settlement Of these claims by the
United States, so that the government
shall have the ownership of the private
claims as we'll as the responsible control
Of all the demands against Great Britain
1t cannot be necessary to add that
whenever her Majesty's government shall
entertain desire for a full and friendly ad-
justment of these claims, the United States
will enter upon their consideration with
an earnest desire for conclusion consist
ent with the honor and dignity Of both
nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
suPREME CoURT-GEYERAL TERN.

Before InqrGbam, y. d., Barnard aud Brady.
J. John " BLckinyhdm agt. Thomas II. R0dmdn dItd
Others Executors &cTns is an action Tor Attorneys Ies
growing out OF the suits in which the New Haven Ran
road was compelled make good the spurious Issues OF
ia stock by Mr. Schuyler The plalntn mace contract
with Abah Mann. who represented a. Belmont anu seN
era other large holders Of the spurious stock thh ne
would conduct suits IN Connecticut az his own expense
for them, and Mann the part OF sad A. belmont anu
others whom he might influence, agreed 10 pay BUCK
nQham ten per cent Of the moneys obtained Oy such
Suits Under this agreement the paintln commences
SHIFTS and among the suits two for Messrs Grnne
and Vail. Meanwhile. the NewYork suits were decided
by tie Court OF Appeals, and the Company
compromised with tho holders OF the spurious
stock by giving them new ana genuine stoch
This stock was then worth l2l Among the compromises
were those by Messrs. GT.nnel * Van for 100 shares
each. The plaintiff claimed 10 per cent on u OF 9r
Manu. and Mr.. Mann declining 10 pay IT, TINS case was
commenced against him for that amount lie dying II
as continued against his executors The referee Iouu
I'm plainth'5 favor and the executors appealed.
On the trial proof given that after the deCsoh OF
the New-YoTE Mr. Mann told plaintiff that whether
the damages finally recovered IN the New YORK or
Connecticut suits would make difference IN his COM
The executors appealed from the judgment. and ar
gued that this promise could be OF no erect as u was
without consideration. They claim that the agreement
was expressly based the idea that possibly by the an
tcpation Of the NewYor Courts the Connecticut suits
might become useless and that Mr.. Mauns agre. lneut
was not binding on hun personally. 80 $500 -
The respondents that 10 IA well settled mat on
this kind OF agreement the attorney Is personally aDe,
that the liability attached the clients obtaining their
claim however it obtained; that modification OF
an existing contract may be valid and that under the
parol contract defendant is clearly liable.
ham for plaintiffs Mr, Nash and Mr.. Rodman for de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
MACHINE SHOP ITEMS.

TIE Novelty Iron Works have go men en-.
poyed at the present time In completing the contrasts
the and finishing mp the heavy orders foF arch
tectural iron work hand II viii be several EosAs
before can be positively decided whether tLia latter
branch Of work Will be carried on.
The Quntard Iron Works Mess-s Murphy 4 Co, have
go men at work and have employment them for TIA
next six months. In the meantime the arm arrans
ing their premises which IS lots bounded by Ave
nue. D. Eleventh and Twelfth-ss into very compact
economical shops. new smiths shop has been erected
and the old one has been converted into boiler shop
and rev machinery has been put in the place Of tha,
which ia totally inadeguate 20 the present demands Of
art. These works building beautiful engine and
connections for boat Tor the Newly ok and Bruok
Iyf Ferry Co She will have q 4O-lnch cylinder and q
feet stroke. They also building new engine FOR to
ana new boiler for her also The Steamship Flag md
Steamboat Ossco being put IN order and the wcrkA
are constructing two hh pressure boilers Tor sI"oLA
engines.
49, employed These works Will 10 short time stand
unrivaed in appointments by any marine machine bop
building new ana massive machinery ana toOb
with which to DO the work OF the establishment Al
present but little marine work being done here except
the machinery for tug intended FOR service IN Gayee
ton harbor, which Will have an engine with 3. ne4
cylinder and 3Ginch stroke large cylinder J. eng pt
pared for OF Sound steamers The cylinder o Iht
steamer StoningtOn taken out and new one cA,t
aud put IA within the SPACE OF four weeks Tact Whle
is unparalleled in the history Of steam engines.
Tie fact is apparent IN tho circle O the machineshops
tnhl their pkbpIltlOth preparing luI D1hi
and arranging thor shops with view 70 econ
Omy OF space and consequent withdrawal Of the capita
hitherto lying idle In valuable city lots, which used
receptaces for scrapheaps and refuse stun s1ce the
close OF the nearly every marine Achlneshop hAa
been rebuilt and rearranged that bCiure spring they
will DO in better condition 10 receive orders than they
have been for years The continued "Open" season on
the Hudson River tends very much 70 Limit the orders
for repairs and alterations contemplated by the popn
etOFs Of the various steamboat lines engaged Ia ~
trade. until the river closes number OF boats WI
continue their trips The steamer Chrystenah Of smiths
line is laid up Nyack, having her engines put IN OIdsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-14
sv1yDLISe VETERANS IN YEw.JERsEY.

1t has just been discovered, in jersey City,
that man named Crossman, who had Office there has
for over year engaged in forging the signatures OF
claimants soldiers claim papers, and procuring the
money due upon them. Tho fraud was discovered
fbrouh the of one OF the claimants to collect his
money. This procured the services OF lawyer IN
NewYOrk. He negotiated with the authorities at wash.
man had been guilty. Instead. however OF having the
with the authorities upon the subject find ont where
the difficulty CrOssman wrote letter, but before
answer had been received let Tor parts unknown
forged claims cashcd at the Second National Bank, in
Jersey City; and ii is understood hat suits VIII be COM
menced against that institution 10 recover the moneys
paid upon them.