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The New York herald., 1870-02-20
THE sUDTREAsURY HRPORR
The following shows tine results Of tO-day's busi-
SALES AT IN; new yO,s Srlcy sx:9,l;:.

Two million five hundred thousand dollars can.
ceed gold certificates were sent 10 Washington.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Narried.
BoIEs-DICKsON.-ln Scranton, Pa. on Thursday
February II, Mr.. HENRY NJ. BoIES to MISS LIBBIE i.
DICKSON, daughter OF Thomas Dickson, Esq, all Of
Scranton.
CooK-PHILLIPs.-In Jersey CITY, on THURSDAY,
February 10, by the Rev. G. X. Imbrie. j. IL.
COOK to MARY PHILLIPS. all Of the above place.
DoUGHrY-LEAnY.--On Thursday, February IT,,
by the Rev. Father Preston JOHN I. DOUGHTY TO
ELLEN, daughter OF the late Laurence Leahy Esq.
No cards.
THoMPsoN-MCARTHuR.-O Thursday, February
IT, by the Rev. James Mlllett, at the BRIDES real.
dence. ROBERT THOMPSON, late OF Chicago, TO Glss
ELLEN MACARTHUR. all OF this city.
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Holders Of gold paid three TO SIX per cent 10 have
their balances carried. The following ~ the report
or the God Exchange Bank
Gold cleared sasIs7,0oo
GciG balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L5i422t
currency balances. es..................... l..56,7s2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RESTAURANT, DOING $500 DAY AND MAKING
n $4,000 year; small amount cash required down;
soUTHMAYD & CO., 1874 Broadway
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HOTEL LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A HOTEL
located the city doing splendid business For
iub particulars apply ~ Z. e. WALLER 9 Chambers street.
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or by sending the money La registered letter.
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called as witness. At present she is
living ut woodside, New Jersey, in company
with the deceased journalists children. Very
little can be ascertained about the line of the
defence, Messrs. John Graham, Charles s.
Spencer aud Elbridge T. Gerry, the counsel for
the prisoner, having pledged themselves TO
strict secrecy in the matter. 1t is thought thas
they will make the question of insanity, or
frenzy, on the part Of the prisoner at the time
he committed the homicidal act for which ne
is indicted, one OF the strong points in tue
case: and it is also said that they will claim
that the deed was justilablc, on the ground
that an adultcrous intimacy existed between
Mr. Richardson and McFarla1d's wife. Hon.
Horace Greeley, Yicc-Prcsident ColfaX, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher and Rev. Mr.. Frothing-
ham are reported to have received notice from
the defence to be present as witnesses at the
t,;ol
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The South Carolina Railroad Company

Captain Alfred J.. Tyler has formally ac-
cepted the position Of vice-president OF the
Softh Carolina Railroad Company, and
upon his return to Charleston from New
York, will enter upon the discharge Of his
important and onerous duties.
The prospects Of the road are remarkably
good. With the completion OF the Macon and
Augusta Railroad in June next, a vast field
will be thrown open to the South Carolina
Railroad, which must largely increase
its business; and the proposed extern
sion OF the line, in Charleston, to the water
front will enable the company to carry on
its huge operations with the closest economy
and quickest dispatch. AS an indication Of
what the South Carolina Railroad Company
is now doing, We may remark that its up
freight business for the month Of March was,
in quantity and in amount Of money, the
largest months business had since the close
OF the war;
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oHAMBERL1N's LAW BOOK


IN THIS STATE.
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WE PRINT some extracts from a leading
editorial of the Orangeburg Ne,cs, one Of the
most liberal and progressive papers in the
State. The writer makes vigorous appeal
to the good sense and good feeling of the
white and the colored citizens, urging them
to unite in the great effort for redeeming
South Carolina.
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The New York Nation has ''heard nothing
''yet said about Tennessee, as an excuse for
''fresh reconstruction, which may not be also
',said Of New York. :" Very true perhaps,
as a matter Of theory but, as o matter of
practice, Congress dare not meddle with the
empire State" and can safely treat as it
pleases "traitorous Tennessee" This is the
whole difference.
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DAVIS + MfLLER's

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Boar6lnq.

DOARD! B D!-PERMANENT,
ID transient and DAY B0ARDERS can be-
pleasantly accommodated at the corner OF Went
worth and Glebe streets. april l2s
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A COOL ROBBERY.-STO OLEN ON
- Saturday from cage hanging In Ihe lr9nt
;,iuZza- AZ No. 40 RutledCe avenue two CANARY
BIRDS. A reasonable reward will be paid Tor
any Information leading to their recovery.
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STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON
- on the night OF the oath instant, one Bay
a few white hairs under the scar; and one Dark
Bay Small Jenny Mule, blind IN the left eye, but
Tot shrunk. Both I'm very good order. 4 reward
or fifty dollars will be paid for the delivery OF said
animals to the subscriber at Waterboro'. care Of
Mr. JASPER RICE. WILLIAM A. CARTER.
WalterborO', S. C March %, 1870.
Inch30 wings
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Jn5nruI1fe.
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~ q RDIAN MI T AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ne W 70 R z.
ORGANIZED IN 1852
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFE1TABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND (F1FTY) SO PER CENT.
Policies In force. ,0Oo, ,oO0
Assets l,oVo,ooo
Annual Income. 8o0,0oo
Losses Paid. ....................-... 100000
oFrIcERs.
". q. PECKuAM. President.
WM. T. HOOKER, Vlce-Presden:.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. a. FUDICKAR, Superintendent
DIRECTORS.
Hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harper & Bros, ex-
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic.
WIN. II. vermIye, Banker, tyermllye Co.,
Ohas G. Rockwood Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, ex-Mayor New York.
Mnot c. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney i Co.
Benz. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable i 90.
Richard Fl. Bovine, Wetmore Bovine, Lawyers.
E. Y. Haughwout, Firm E. Y. Haughwout & CO.
VIM Wilkens, Firm Of Wilkens i Co.
Julius q. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyer, Banker, Palmyra, N. 7.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire nsub
ance Company.
John @. Sherwood, Park Place. 3.
Walton q. Peckham, corner Filth Avenue ana
Twenty-third street.
Edward q. Wright, Newark, n. J.
Geo. W. Farlse, Counsellor.
". L. Cogswen, Merchant.
KEN & LssERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia.
/! enace No. 10 Broad street,
Charleston, 8. O.
Dr. T. REEssEJEaNA, Examining physlcian.
JanL2
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mo RENT. A FINE DWELLING, No. 121
i CHAPEL STREET. Apply at No. Liberty
street. NPL1 o.
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ITO RENT, THE HOUSE No, 10 VERNON
street. with six rooms. Gas throughout.
Kent low. Inquire at No. 2 Aiken's Row.
QDrl omw%
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r osT. ON TUESDAY, ONE SLEEVE
Ia BUTTON, marked 3. B. T. II left 1t No. oi3
King street, = reward Will be given.
apr2 ~
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mo RENT. THE TWO STORY HOUSE
Il No. l22 ST. Philip street. between Morris and
Cannon. Apply on the premises. apr4 II
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60 Bent.

uoUsEs, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
H &C., now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them in this column. The rate Is 25
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, u
maid in advance
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ITO RENT, A STORE No. 1876 MEETING
street. rs feet deep, with cistern, DC. Apply
m No ioS Wentworth street. apr2 81
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TlHE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
i Stallion "JoNCE hooper, will stand this
season in Spring street, near King ''
Terms-$25 the season and 81 to the grcom
payable In advance
For pedigree and any other particulars apply
at No. IL Yanaerhorst Wharf ians1 mW
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Eost and fcnnn.

r OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
have lost anything, make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate Tor twenty
words or less, each Insertion, Is 25 cents, paid
In advance.
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mo RENT, A PART OF HOUSE No. 3ll
East Bay. Apply at Benefits Mill.
mch3O 6
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
i OF MECHANICS UNION, No. l, will be held
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at Eagle Hall, at
O'Clock. Members viii be punctnal, as the Con-
stution will be revised, and the Arrear list read.
By order. J.F. VERONEE,
apr4 Secretary.
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Cold closed in New York on Saturday at
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TITUsyyyys, twrRcu RuS AND yrcryJ.
TY-SrErHxN .OCR Oil.ee, ITsm,,ior', f'iysr
ttoye, ad6r - 'f1tssvillc, r.. A-ir,sit, join Van
tifvsviLLe, CHURCH. RUN Avp vfc,ST.
Ny-H. y. THOMAS. Oacs ard atdrvs. Man.
TioI Gous.,. 1taevil's, ~
~ AMSURG AND vkYsTTv-CYORnE IN.
L. ohice, saamburg; residss.oe, fitssvitie, ia
fteA mi rirnOLE--aEURGE W. VAN
u; ohcs and sddfcss Chase House, Ple.s
rtyi..s Aseis'<ut, n. g. Hurt,octnn
f"Dl0UTt AND wxST int tkURY-CHAS
ARR Ofice and a.dre.s, Exp es Ofice Tld
,1te. p, Assistsnt, r. q. he.rirIey.
ETH LEUA CsNrHK AND VICINITY
lEV4 '.AEJE 0fHce sad stdrsss ., Petroleum Cen
we, fe. AssistNpt, Charles Backfrrd
+. f,H AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
~ O!i C-cek snd Cherry Run, from story Farm TO
AcClinto S7!lie--JANES SAUNDERs. Addrc.s
sr- ar n, ~. Assistants. Luthr n sauDd.Ys
Casr.ls V. OockrGn and Wrl'Gn lloyt.
mcCL;ErOCEvlLLE OK. CITf AND RrNO
"A. 8, EsST. address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
IS&LiN, ALONG THE ALIFaHFsY RIv.
Ea-Z nBeH. Oaice and address, Franklin, Pa
ScRQ EG"hss, FOSTER FARM y Packets
La. Dl ~ RICHARD w. REDPIELD. Office
and g 'T' ., Snubnnss, a. Assistant, Il. W Nor-
teseld, address Rmenton, Pa.
!. EST VIR4lSIA-C. D. ANGEL. and II. f.
COOK. Address, psrkersburg, West Virginia.
:. koaerSb PRsYOieu IN Torpedo Co,
mDy2-dly.
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4 LAEGHESI vALLEYR.R

New Inc to Bn61ln tilro.yh h the OIL Regions.
JUNE lSTl.
0DIS0 sDrrp
OIL Guy. Tranklis. PsTker'a ar. Pt,s'r
NAH. 9,:oan easau u 30 IN sl0pr.
Iny Exp, 2DpD 3$s NJ <S5pm SApm
Night TX, go p m l065 pm IUsm 50an
GOING AOlrR
lit s'urg. fh'ksr's. Faklm. ar o. City
iny Exp 1.N,sm Liza m ,,sspm snpm
Night TX, sop 2,N sA 5bOam E3,sm
SILVER PAtACR SLEEPING CABS on Might
hXp'e's ;ra;s both ways h,vscn hshnrgh aud
Cory.
J.1 LAwKySCE, Gen supt
THos ~ Ki1a, Asst sny.
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)hiiadelPhia T. Erie II. N
SUMNER TIME TABLE,

ON and afer Monday, May Ssh. 1870 tho train,
on the fhiladelphia i Erie Railruai viii nm i',' a'
| fn,lnMs: WV IuI IS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
:sc .scgsl Law,

The Herd Jaw, which passed the
House On the sth of February, by the
ajron. vote Of 80 TO II, went through
thn Senate. on tho 9th inst, under the
+tilanco OF Mr. nysar;, ~ vote Of
~ to H.
Below Will be found a synopsis Of
,Ir. Dysart's remarks on the Bill, as
given in tho State Register
Among the very first laws that onrh: to haze
cen adopted, IL al the prairie States, should
lsye been a hcrl law. II seems astonishing
~ every thinker that common sense had not
suggested this to the carly settlers, and that
" general consent, it had not been introduced
l!nt cmicrants always carry with them their
.,stoms. as The aucents did their household
.pls whether good or bad, and often persist
IN abiding by them long after the necessity
rs PASSED away The idea that each occu-
.ant Of the soil should make and perpetuate
as own Laws belongs TO these times when
very mans house was his caste-when the
Individual looked rot 10 the law for protecS
on but TO his own vaior and strength. The
surest sign that civilization is still rapidly IN
he advance is the fact that men more and
mora, each generation, trust their rights to
ne protection of the law. Those usages and
customs, which have nothing to recommend
tlcir continued observance but their antiquity,
are one - enc yielding % TIE Logic Ct this
century. Among these ere the feace laws,
yhcn now arc for the few and detrimental TO
sae interests Of the many. They have been
more in the va? Of tie settlement. Il Iowa
.Ean all o.ler obstacles combined. Had it
not been Tor them, thousa aj5 Of these, who
: ars ago passed through her borders for
homes ami, the Rocky Mountains on the fn-
tic slope, would have tarried here; and our
population, to-day, would haze numbered
carer three millions than ona, and our taxa
HE property ever oae thousand millions IN,
s;eGl Of three hundred millions. They are
restrictions on The enjoyment OF the right Of
property; and justice Itself requires they
,loud be abrogated. l. dem ,nas that lie who
invests his earnings or his inheritance in
Iowa, should be projected by law. in his right
o use 1t for his o~n advantage, and not be
Compelled, at great expense. TO enclose II for
I've Accommodation Of others. Tie trup ohiec.
-. - -, ruSed las Is o pat TIE sCau \ IRA isers
~ the defensive, in tho place Of that vA Y
Numerous class Of farmers, who are cons
strained for want Of capital. 10 produce the
cereals fruit aal vegetables. 30 better in
vitation TO immigration can BE devised or pro
GAINED. |, viii be more potent than score
nj cnirrant aid commissioners stationed in
he Atlantic coast sea- ports 70 solicit foreign
"rs to settle in io~a ana sebiGc to cultivation
her broad and unrivnllea prairles.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
For the Republican.
ssas Ia0isscs C0rrcspOus;cncc.
DEs MONIES, March, 10.

DEs MONIES, March, 10,
Ed, REPUBLICAN, Dear S.r-Tho
Iowa Legislature is now in the midst
OF It's important special orders. A bill
encouraging immigration has passed
the House. Tast as Iowa IS filing up,
It Is dcmohstrablc that she does not
receive her proper share. The sanc;i-
y Of the courts has been invaded, and
the words white" and male stricken
from Section 200 Of the Revision Of
1850. The Stock Act Of 1868 IS amend
ed, obviating the necessity Of voting
each year whether stock shall be
guarded at night. The Senate has
passed the House bill, to be submitted
10 any county desiring its provisions,
restraining stock from running at large.
And, after struggle Of two days, the
House has ordered to third reading
the Senate bill providing for State
Capitol, bat with an amendment which
viii take it hacl, to the Senate. The
contest was keen, bitter, in some re-
spects, determined on the part OF the
opposition; and for lite and death on
tic part OF the friends OF the measure.
The House was packed to its utmost
capacity; al the lobbies on every prof
ect were III attendance; every good
looking person in town was there to
smile upon and encourage the cham
pions OF the bill, and to rally the faint
hearted who might be firmly pledged
both ways, and look asNancc at the un
fortunate mortal who remembered the
instructions from home, and talked and
voted against the State House. The
question WAS Oh engross.ng, and some
who voted for 1t, will vote against the
passage; even then the yeas were only
40, to is nays; still, predict it will
pass, owing to the opportunities Of its
friends. Both Houses are now consid
cring the Railroad tax, and tariff bills;
the tax bill may 50 through both
Houses, but l fear the tariff bill will
lack votes in the Senate. A bill has
been completed, to which little ohjoc
ton can be raised, but if the counties
want treights regulated, they must
thlnh, OF it at the polls. It is generally
said that the subject is one hard TO
comprehend; but the disposition is
scarccr than the brains. Heretofore
railroads have had their own way, tax
en as q whole; although, in some IL
stances they were oppressive, still they
did not pay; and nothing can be called
a monopoly that does not pay; now, It
is different. The \ orth-W estern earns
over SO. 800, gross on every mile from
Clinton to Omaha; the Dubuque Is
Sioux city, over $4,000; the McGregor,
Western, and Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific are also paying. If ever the
State means to regulate tariffs, they
should do il now; true, some roads are
not paying, but they can be exempted
from the provisions of the bill. as new
and weak roads always must be; but l
candidly think the Senate will fail to
90 anything. neutrality-suspicious. de-
eided, we might adjourn. There IS but
little else o. much interest to the State.
SPECIAL.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-03-17
Circular Nc. Sc.

Prescribing the method of cancellinp
Adhesive Stamps used upon Instru,
mants, Documents, Writings, and
Papers mentioned and described in
Schedule Il. -
Ireeaayy Department, OFes Int. Rer, ,
WasuiNGTos, February 10, 1870.
Section l57, Of the Act of June 80.
1851, is as follows: "-Aad it as further
enacted, That the Commissioner OF Ia
tcrnal Revenue be, and Il hereby, au-
thorizea to prescribe such method for
the cancellation Of stamps, as substi-
tute for or in addition to the method
now prescribed By law, as he may
deem cxpedient and effectual. And
he is further authorized, ii his discre-
ton, to make the application OF such
method imperative upon the manutac-
turers Of proprietary articles, or arti-
cles included in Schedule G, and upon
stamps OF nominal value exceeding
twenty-five cents"
Owing to the extensive frauds com
mitted upon the revenues by the
washing, restoration and reuse oil
such internal revenue adhesive stamps
as have been used and cancelled by
the machine known as the ribbon
stamp, it is hereby ordered and pre-
scribed, that, on and after May l,
1870, all adhesive stamps used upon
the instruments, documents, writings
and papers, mentioned and described
in Schedule 3, Of the Internal Reyen-
ne Laws, shall be cancelled by the
person affixing the same, either by
writing upon each and every stamp,
III INK, the initials OF his name, and the
date (year, month and day. upon which
the same is attached or used, or BY
cutting and canceling the same with
the machine called "Wheelers Patent
Cancellor," Or such other machine O,
instrument as may hereafter be desig-
mated and prescribed by said Commits
sioner; and that no other method OF
cancelling such stamps, employed on
or after that date, shall be recognized
as legal and sufficient, until otherwise
prescribed and ordered
c. DELANO,
Commissioner.