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, 1870-11-15
NEW YORK.
Unusual Excitement In the Gold
and Bond Markets,
Advance in Brea1stuffs,
SpedAi pesp4teh to Th4 ChItssn Ttfbrne.
ucsInu xukofHka NxHx

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nm rn,ntra In Ynsdon .}nn,.+ +&,n-a...nroun.ntc
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c.ss mid "a. easfer. The nrics tse,,1s5 =, ~
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eess DC "!sous4"n' pot tN'oes .o@+ Mete "eao
heeK em201Mens He!e' IN ca4 foans tne supply
Il abundant as48S PET cent, tho most general
1nn'z n. netnn .n6 .,s
eas ..Is. ~ t :. : ~. .s.t -3~ ''''>a
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Government bnnda dpctus1ed with the moye-
-r.t, 4, ~. onao, ,nx-%.t hn, >, ~. 81, ,..uno,
es. - ~ ~ o~''14 s~-' - ~'' %S'1
"er steaoI'
b.. xECE1LAxEous sroEB
vert feyet1ah, The market was heary in the
mo,nInp. Int r,11ted tn ,he aftrrnn1n. Thern
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". N.6e sato VI "Notso"e"'sto pfe4e1ieo on
continental ACCOUNT
, 1870-11-15
0NE-THiRD LESS
Than Regular Prices.

The sale will comprise ALL
QUALITIES, and be sold BY
TIE PIECE ONLY
NO GOODS CUT at the re-
duced price.
4 great variety Of patterns
and lengths will be offered.
The PRICE and number of
yards marked on each piece
in LAIN FIGURES.
, 1870-11-15
President &srant'n Mission 10 Fha1n.
aelphia OF a Political Character
Rp.Ataetoa (Sos. 15> pe.Fateh 10 tie Ctne1nHdt

President GRANTS MfAx9on 10 Fhilns
nelphla OF u Political Character.
Hia.Atas.on tyoa. y, pr+pateA 10 tie ci"ein.att
Gbmmf7etdL
The Presidents mission 10 Phi1adelphiA,
which wAa gwen out u being wholly OF = per
non1l character, may be regarded - poesesa-
Ing Strong political gnincance. 1t haa long
been known that the Pennsylvania Republ-
ems hara felt somewhat senstttye and apa-
thetic toward Grant for his failure to recog-
Cabinet appointments, aud this feeling, espe-
c.al,y tince the elections, haa rpaned to
n11nost disrct hostility, until they demand, ~
the price OF their fea1ty, Al emphatic Feoogni-
ton Of 4 state which they claim IL ~ surely
and permanently Republican as any State in
the Unicu. Fotney md the other leaders say
that PenosylyaniA has had no encouragement
frocn lie aaministration ~hstever. while Ma
rylaud md New Fork. which failed IN the lste
elections, are both represented in the Cabinet
by men who hive DO strength in their party,
and did not contribute, in the elghtest de-
area. TO eaye their State from the Democrats.
Grants visit to Philadelphia At this tina u,
party in that State, and bring its politicians
back TO their loyalty to him, and he is now in
eecret council With such leaders As he can call
before him. and it Ia believed that be has e1-
pressed willingness to accede to their de-
mands, il they can mite upon satisfactory
toAn.
Tie Union League Of Pennsy1Fania, which Is
probably the most powerful political ozEanizar
lion In any State, during tbs late CANVASS te,
uained absolutely Inactive, prafeEEtnE to lei
| The election go By default rather than seem te
| sanction or sustain the course Of the FTcsl
dent in the selection Of his Cabinet. he il
| now represented ~ IN consultation with th'
eminent members Of the organization. ard !
is believed that the result OF bis visit VIII ! .,
| fhe annodntment OF Cabinet officer whica
| vil satisfy The raunyylvauians. II this mis-
SIGN proves euccessfn1, it ia believed thu
Cesxell viil b. the officer supplansed. N
that his wounded feelings vii Be- soothed b
: foreign appointment Of sufficient prom
pcnee to sustain hig pride.
, 1870-11-15
smother LRnd Grab Schemes

HasAingtoa t.Sos. ~ CosTespondeTeE q ehs At&
Twk Journal ~ Cesa1aTee.
Another land case Of great imPortance,
oxirS to the interests md principles involved,
ID nuw before the General 14snd oMee for set.
ucmeut. It Is called the '.El caton Casa.
El Ca1on rxnchs Was pirate land cssim N
San Diego County, CA: granted by Ae1'so 70 70
i Ipphcsiion. in 1858, their grant Was surveyed By
| tho ven Known ranger, Col. JACK Hayes, than
Un;ted States Surveyor General. The lines
wee run under direetioo OF oIaitnants to core!
eleven square lesguea, and to cover At one end
! t1aek supposed to contaia silver nd quick.
kuryey II was occupied. cultivated, and lsasec
by the Pedro.anAs until tho fall Of 1868.' Ths
surrey was approved By tho Attorney Gensfa
in 1859, and paid Tor b1 fhs uuited State. IN
dor tho act Of 1851. Il Waapubiished withou
objection under tho ut Of 1una Il. 1850.
o. spphe.sspn vt taa giant e1aiaaats.
, 1870-11-15

INV BuouroS, Pa, Noy- lk-BetTeeo and
ID O'Clock lsst evening. nte broke out IN the
larxa fRick outtotrg on me corner Of BroAdNN
ootunaed bY winter 1 Bedlscn, jewellers. and
dealers tn teoaooo, eigtrs, and gens!eEnene fuI.
asaiax Eos' .s4 Rsst.es ass!ss 1r n i s.5a sse
Guil4inx vts occupied by families. The
drs was nfa& discovered m tue Ewea,
r.. eexe. md VA mainly cannned
d ne WAdletrEA,nf VIA constdefzoly azs1sx.e
hy water, Ipes "a bala.u~ .ho1$ 81 80: "a n
!. Rr1neA .Hh1st L R7etScs1 hrh pes1 fos9i
, 1870-11-15

Closing Arguments ia the yurdcr-
pool Murder CNxc.
Sp&eiA Despatch to The Chieaso Tribune.
EiiAXAzoo, Nny. l4.-AttoTueF General NAY
closed the opening argument on benAt OF the
people this forenoon, st half-past II o'cloek9 be
having occupied nearly nye hours In its delivery:
2. Darwin Hughes, Of Marshall, tasn commencta q
not yct concluded- The arguments thus IN hare
been very able and exhaustive. The excitement
IL Intense, every seat and nc hsalaoe stanalns
posed largely OF 11d1eS.
, 1870-11-15

Far Ladiss, Misses 6 Gentlemen,
and Boys, a.sf hare large daily
arrivals OF Cloths asid Cnss&-
tneres, Shnsrfs, Sst5fs,- .ua,sft<s,
&C., Sc.
, 1870-11-15
South Carolina Politics.

CaARIf Nov. 14.-At political conference
Of tue Representatives Of the fate Union Reform
party, held 1t Columbia on Friday, It was detez-
mined, unanimously, 70 abide by The recognition
OF the civil md political equality Of negroes; to
prttect co1orcd men who roted with the reform
parry; 10 welcome al colored men Who aeslre to
enter the Conservative EahE9; 70 expose the
frauds perpet ated 1t the &Ate eIecuouz and hf1ng
the offenders 10 justice: and to nse every c1er1on
IN misunderstanding violence, and pseseSTtns good
order and peAce.
, 1870-11-15

Arrest OF tho DounldsonvllIc Rioters.
SKw ORt1ANs, Sny. 1.-THE revenue cutter
Wilderness hA4 arrived with sixty OF the Baton
Rouge Hooters a. prisoners, who hAEa been sent to
the Parish prison
Commissioner Weller has gone To Donaldson
Vile to .asue w1rTants for the AtTe1t OF Efoters
Al will be brought here for TRIAL Au HoEtts viii
be tr1ed upon the charge al violating thS Eafafte-
ment Act OF Congress. approved MAJ 81
The public schools opened this morning, moi
mixed.
The Lone Star Ease Bali Club has departed fol
Montgomery, TO meet the MutuR1st from New
York, Apc rlAY II the Alabama State falf.
, 1870-11-15

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H,-O1lcial returns show
that the Republicans have made clean sweep OF
the city bT over I, 900 M4toz1ty. The Republicans
claim four members OF Congress. Tue Firth
UIatI1ct Is doubtful. .....-
NEW ORIKASs, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans claim
the state by thirty thousand majority, MI thetE
ConQre4snen, Chiffon, 6ypheT, Darrell, McC2ufg,
apd Mofcy being elected, and only twenty-five
Democ1ata arc elected to the next Le Etslsture.
, 1870-11-15

81. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Republican has returns
5,cln Ill the countles tn the state, excepting
eight from which It claims that the Lower House
Of the Leetklature viii contaln IS Democrats;
OF the Senate It says neither party will have q
clear majorlty, but there are enoCgh Faslonllts
who viii cooperate with the Democracy to make
that body substantially Democratic.
, 1870-11-15
MISSOURI,
Entnf Roller ExpIoslon-Work on tho
Nlsssourt, n1lssi*aippt 4 Air Line


Nllssourt, r1lssissippt 4 Air Line
IkAtlFond-IIuntinE Accident.
Special Deapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
QCiHCf, ILL.,, Nov. 15.-The bolletB OF a la1ge
steam Touring mill, at Hamilton, No., exploded,
on Saturday last, with terrific elect We are
without particulars, further than that two men
werc instantly Killed and elk others 90 serlouslJ
Injured that their recovery Is despaired o!.
Two locomotives md nine car loads Of iron will
cross the river here, tomorrow Tor the Missouri,
Mississippi Ar Line Railroad, and tfack-lay1ng
Will commence at Vest Quincy also, to-mor1ow,
II the weather "a favorable.
The weather Is qatse chilly Tonight, and should
1t continue 20 for few dxys. poFk-packtng will
commence The Northern Line steamboats, will
commence ta5tDg up for the winter in q ten
days..
NJ. II. Devoe, \ highly esteemed citizen Of
Quincy, when returning from hunting e1ped.'
ton, on Saturday last ln skin, Was shot hT The
careless handling Of gun, ID the hands ct 8
Soung man named Mitchell The entire charge
Ut very small Ahut entered Ar. Deyoea face ant
breast, cutting out one eye entirely, ind, 1t i,
feared, causing injuries which Will prove fa1a.
, 1870-11-15

Xo*eor cor7espoadeaes ef Ax philadelphia fres*'
0ue afternoon ~e drove from the city to tho
Sparrow Hills. The ride Of N hour knd a aslt
4 beaut1ful oue. Gradually rising, ths road
II length comes cut On to tina summit of tha
hill. and from the porch Of = httln c13o you
oreflook the city Il distsnoe Of about foos
miles. The Ao4kors, sweeninG through green
6elds, wound around tho hills ut our feet a
emihpI uounirJ, green With rnidsu!1naf sar
| 5urs, rolled away eaa4 ind vazt- Directly II
f1oas ot q M Ao&eox, We ztoQd tgx
, 1870-11-15

! LoC1sy.Llx, Nov. ls.1Kesutns rece1rea from
,hs Esata ksnSne6 nsTs' pasgs 1eyena a
| Democrats claim 959 majority. The Republicans
sau!i = majority Of 12s Tor hun. THIS makes ~
Democratic candidates having been elected IN
| eyslT district
, 1870-11-15
war Department Weather Report.
CS111o S111m SIGNAL sEKr1c1l

The following Is the official recofd made for the
:" observation and report Of Btotns, By telegraph
md stxnx1, for the beuent cf commerce on the
no,1hsIn 1aAea and eeaboari." for the twensr.to1f
nouns ending 1t j p u. Chicago Tine The tAhle
shows the heightt Of the barometer and 1hetmo-
metef at the hours Of O'Clock 4 H.. and p. n,
and II D. n. also the amount Of faintalf for the
twenty -four hours ending II T. m, knoW and
hall being reduced to r4tu- The barometer read
ansn an. III Yfatnced tn Aea leYef1:
, 1870-11-15

-nosrnx. Nov, I4,-The boiler in the planning mill
~ Inn. Williams Co, Cnatlesto1n, exploded
~ sh,s Mofninn. GVIug Nj. lohn1ou. engineer, aid
se-ins,siy fn|ufin4 NJ. Dnnn Jno Wade, 4nd Sam
nj Smifey, Buildings N the vfcln!9 Hcsn padal
61wARet .
, 1870-11-15
IOWA.

Progress Made on tho Town Central
Railroad.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
CsxAloosA, Nor. 1s.-Tratns On the ccnrA
Railroad viii commence running regularly BE-
tween here and A'ola, to-day. 4 large force OF
have trains running By tue lat Of JauuAT 70 Mar-
AnAlltoWu.
, 1870-11-15
SOUTH AMERICA.

HAVANA, Sov. 1L-Casaccss latea are to the "a
Inst The steamer v1rgln.nnd schooner Billy
nutts were In Venezuelan Haters, closely watched
by Spanish nan-of-waE, It being suspected that
they Lad arms lor the Cubau insurgents.
, 1870-11-15

panJs sseAner Dscis. s1ors Of coil aud proFlaoaa.
With tbs Chakres fevG among the c1ev, four
deaths haytuG Occurred Her efort2 70 recover
the lost cahle proved unsueeesstu1. tho weather
being untavo1h3e. Tue laying OF the cAhle, u
AEp!nwan, u abandoned for the present stf
Charles Knight intended to lay the Cable 10 1t.
Thomas and Porto Rico, aad aitetxArh Erapp1o
FIR thu osfHwstt nahin
, 1870-11-15
Escape oil Robbers from the Roches.
ter IR1HAA LN1a

ROCHESTER, Pa. Nor. 1L-Iast evening at :
O'CLOCK, Scott and hts companion. Howard, cscap-
ed from their cell b. knocking doHu the ladies'
srlrn when they we're receiving their food ln the
ta1:. Uutside :hcT we've opposed by the tznisor.
whont they lRlu outr and succeeded 10 making
ther escare from the jail Up 70 the present
uue they have not been captured. They were
the robbers who vent through tho New Brighton
depot safe We ct or two ago.
, 1870-11-15
GERMANY.

BRKKKS, Nov. 1k--Fozty Of the French prtsou-
els have been 1ent hithes a. hostages for the
Captain and crew Of the Bremen sh!p illegally de-
talned IN France,
, 1870-11-15
OHIO.

Sudden Death AT BucYxuS.
Special prsGatth n The ChfeAEo Tribune.
BrCTNUs, Nov, 1L-John France, Treasurer Of
Cyawforux County, fell dead this evening.
Cause not known rs yet He *1s well up to the
time OF his 8uddop death.
, 1870-11-15

Governor Palmer on q Tisit to the
SfaIe IphlliutinuA=PcxNQ

Special Desp.teh 10 The ChltaSo Tribune
SFRNuP1kLD, Nor. 1s.-Goyernor Palmer leaves
tonight for Chicago, aud thence to Eleln, to In
spect md investigate the State work at that place
From there he will 60 to visit other State insti-
tutens ios ths same ps5oss and W e1 n,,se ase9r
accompany him. The Governors object In max
ing this tour Is for the purpose OF gaining person
a! knowledge Of the condition and management
TO gather up reliable data for part Of the subject
matter Of hta message 10 the next General A.
senbty.
Hon. Charles F. Springer, Of Edwardsynle, 4
member oI the late Constitutional Convention,
from Madison County, lies dangerously i'll At his
fet:.iepGe,
, 1870-11-15

R7cHsorp, No7. 1.-THE CoUt Of Appeahm m %
osv t{ecased unoonEttuttcoal saas = psss q d.. sae
49,. n H. xams coqft NeAn 1t M1e oo19eo0ea, Ok
S,T s ,T,s1 sepQsate1s., oplt fxe 1adksa 4aaeaQtas
, 1870-11-15
COLLEGE SeCrss&ous

CLINTON, y. T., Nov. A.-The freahulen claas
OF iIamuson College unanimously severed their
connection With the institution, on aceouns o. the
uriuGt suspenslor IT Two OF their members. Great
excitement prevails among the studentA
, 1870-11-15

CINCINNATI, EoF. 1L-ReAKan and Van Matt
kahu. convicted OF Passing Counterfeit money,
WgTc seubeuced enc year TO the PealtentlAty u.
dRY.
, 1870-11-15
Heavy IosvelFT Robbery AT C1eve.
land.

land,
CIKyKIlEp, Eov. 1{.-About 10 O'Clock last
pirnt the tewclry store Of y. E Cttttenden CO.
WAS robbed Of from eight to ten tnousand dol
robbers entered tho atorn b5 = rear window dur
Ing snc absence Of the pe51on who Rleep4 there.
There ia no clue 10 the robbers or vAinAblea II
yer The diamcnds were Nil u the vsu1s, and arc
, 1870-11-15
The Lave Stock Markets

SuCru BEND, Nov, 1k..-ybce President Colfa1
and family left a. O'Clock this evening en suul
for Washington
, 1870-11-15
TIE ELECTIONS,
Ill1uof-OffictAl Rcturns

Ssas iii a q i5 Hssi:s:
ssfssias::::a
Ssaz Ssa 81 81 S1:sle7 5:ss.:.:.E 5sasss
Representatives -Mo5Eaa,:s13 81 4.sT.lt-......
1:na4 - RRiass1
caaI ts'h uGzMts'F;a%a;as zts's1 hobtuoa...-.aaas
EsSaoesaiase.@3 sDaT9 HSees:.s HHsa.ssa
F4sissasa Ws;iiss::a Hs:......:a::s Hs5.......:.i:s 8
Ss q: Sa:S;s:s &
F. ;s q =
ssa's = ii 6si::; os!ss:::;: Ss;:s;sS::::::: {;
s: {:::|s$S 8
=
ssss:a5{:..IIea's E.: sfs! s
Cuuk. tlzth p.CAunn...--. - CTeha 6e1
Osatles ........... ii Holco@b...... 81
RepEacntAnFcA-BEoNn..- ~ Ca1ey.....+.,.+ 6$s
?ss@ e H14sssss:::@ Hs4Es3s!s $
ssasiors- -sae51aan........ ai Landtixsn......i,
ukcan.......... 9ll iaEkson.+......1.s3i
- 49, foif coSa1r. '''''".s, ~,
sns Gsns IL III 1.aESeaaa. 81 s
,sn g 8
, 1870-11-15

A44Q1 E641 A9 0HN8 20 $Q& &tE& "&N 4
eztred nat IN a1mtslce should bs concluded. :
uccauc4 socouut OF thu o.a1e negotiations he
onaepsed touudef4ate, lie mentions tna deso-e
.uon Of the country through which he passed,
.odnR from Or,ean4 10 Versailles, 1t which latte1
,tace he etepped hut one moment He proceeded
ot1aw1th tu Pans, stopping At the Ministry |
IT Foreign Anasrs to confer With The government.
paase1 night In delheIauon. md the next Mo1n-
nR, Nov. !. went to meet B!amEf~ VINO "ss pef-
'ecuy aware Of the nature ot nl1 nlt1lon, - ne |
had received, st tho xame hua saas France naa.
he notice hom tho powers mat N afsolst'ce VA
desired to avstd e1uhon Of blood, aaa 70 Ao1
Ihe French through elections 70 aoso feeosf
ko7eFnment with which 70 1eas enecuve1y. TINS
W1s III the mofa evident nom INC
fact that Pzu1sa had pretended that. owing 70 The
ntuataon Of France, ahe knew nos 70 Hhom 10
apply. Blsnaff 1n&de casuN uenuon tnas me
renains OF the government now n C2sse4 "e9e
only recognized By Europe; that he, however,
merely made the remark TO estahllth the dlplo-
matte situation, haytnR no Intention to medhe
Mlth the inteEnl management Of Ftance. Thltta
answered that The government which
p,eclpltAtea France into the zbJss Of war 70 fool
1.hlJ resolved upon had foroVet terminated
l,a. existence with its fatal career 1t SedAn aud
would te for France but afemembEance Of shame
and pr1et, Dikmazk did not CONTEXT the FACT, and
1nn dc With me IN examination OF the following
questions Of n11nIstlce: Proposed to furnah
France time Is to her Will AZ TO the government
she should chose to nAye: freedom for elecuons
durtrK the armfsaoe, and alAo Tor the o1Kxnfz3-
ling Of besfegcd cities, and especially Of Paris.
bhmafk seemed 70 nAse NJ ~ n1autnouneAnts "
4eea1ons 70 ano" an5 81 taese 4uesaooe' sa's ~
Ter an 1ntefs1e" "o'ca l1lea ioas poa1ss aA
the f12ht 10 sappo5e We snoR1a agree On u tne
points, and mus conclooe me nts1 pAss OF sne pA-
, 1870-11-15

Cattle Shipped East from Knnsna
Ci1y-A Fortunate Youth.
Special DerrAteh Il The Chicago Tribune
KANSAS Cirr, No.. Nov. 1%,-Slnce Saturday
tnt Missouri 1taCldc Railroad has shipped East
forty ouc CARS Of catte the -N1rth Missouri Rail-
rond thirty. eight CATE: the Hannibal and st. Joe
KAtlroAd Etxtecn cars.
Actuan L. Dyke, train hoy On the Kansas Pa
cne Railroad, received . telegram from New
York, informing hm OF hts falling heir In Chelten-
ham. Epg'an his former hume. to fortune Of
uess Ks es iesves 81 fot Enssad
, 1870-11-15

Arrivals MT Dcnycr-1ndfnn DcpEc.
datfons-Rntlronu item.
Special Desp1teh to The Chicago Tribune.
DExykz, ssCol. Nor. 1k1'ommodore Asbur5,
Of tho Jaeht Cambria, and party arrived here last
evening e, route East The Tale College scientific
party arc also here, En- route home.
A large herd Of mules were stampedei from
near 81, Carson, on the tine Of the Kansas Pactnc
last Thursday, BY Indiana A party went In pur.
suit, but failed to rccaptufe the muleA
Work ts actiycly progressing On the Denver !
Boulder Valley Railroad. Fourteen miles are tt
be completed this fall.
Late adytces from Arizora give the usual NUN
bet Of oufraEes BY the Apaches.
, 1870-11-15

Sreeia1 Despatch to The Chicago TTibunn
SrRis6F1EtD, Nor. 1.-THE oftlc!al abstract Of
the vote caat at the late election in the following
counties has been received BY the Secretary Of
STATE today: Adams, Dougiaa. Edwaets, EnloG-
ham. Fond, 0runay, Galtattu, AcuensJ, Morgan,
pIkr, Pope, ind White.
TIE new constitution provides thar besides tho
ab>tsacts Of vote tent to the secretary Of Stste,
tue County C!ctk ahal1 send the fe.nrna Of every
election for State Officers named IN Section ;, Ar
ttcle s, Of said constitution, aealed up and trans
nlitted to the secse:ar5 Of state. directed
10 the Speaker Of the House OF
lterrrAcntativeA- In all the counties rom which
rcsu:Ls 1--we b:tn Ecct!ys. b1s u.4 .4..s coEp.ed
with the above constitutional provision, and To-
day a circular letter was sent 70 each County
Caelk By the Secretary Of State calling attention
10 this omission on the rare Of s2id CLERKS, and
ashtl that It he complied With.
1t Is now conceded b. the Democrats that Moore
IL elected 10 CouEreAA from the Seventh District.
and Hawley from the Fourth District, but by very
small nlajo1tftes.
PEORIA, Nov. little ot1clA cnuut gives two
Republicans and one Democrat elected to the
Legislature from this county, the hitter By SIX
Ms}ortty. There are illegal votes enough to throw
him CUT
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21
Notice to Distillers.

Commissioner Delano has issued o
circular requiring that every distil-
Ter shall on the first day OF May Of
each year make and execute a bond
in the form prescribed by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, with
ut least two sureties, and shall file his
notice of his intention to continue
business with the assessor of his dis.
trict on form ~.
Distillers should understand that
with thelast day of April their rights
as distillers cease, and those intend
ing to then discontinue distilling
must SO arrange as to terminate ali
work on the last, day of April, and
not have beer on hand to DO distilled
on tho first day of May. Distillers
intending to discontinue business
should, on tho 3OLh day Of April,
register their stills as notion use. A
distiller desiring to continue his
business can only do so legally by
giving his notice and executing his
bond on the first day Of May. Such
distiller should have his bond COM
plete and ready for execution with
his notice prepared and presented to
the assessor a sufficient length of time
in advance Of tho FIRST day of May to
enable him to make tho necessary
Investigations by that day.
fla distiller who ceases to pay
special tax, as such, shall have spirits
ON bond, he Can only make sale O.
the same by paying The special as q
wholesale liquor dealer, unless prior
to such sales he gives and pays tax
;ls distiller.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21
Candidates for Auditor.

We learn that Hon. James Chaplin
OF Ninton, Benton County, is can
didatc for State Auditor. Mr.. Cha.
pin has served Il full term in the State
Senate, closing with thepresert sess.
ion. He is gentlemen of culture
and sound judgment, of excellent
business habits, and wise and pru.
dent legislator. He comes from the
18th Congressional district, and if
nominated and elected, will certainly
fill the office with distinguished credit
to himself and honor to the State.
Also, wo understand that Hon.
Geo. L. Griffith, of Indianola, War
rcn County, is a candidate tor the
Same office. He comes from the 5th
Cong. district, and the late session
OF the Legislature, also closes his
term as Senator. He is also a gen.
tleman of culture, character. and
ability, upon whose shoulders if the
mantle otState Auditor should fall, it
would find a very worthy recipient.
Honest John Russell, of Jones
County, is in the field for the same
place, He isan ex-speaker, and for
three terms, one of the ablest and
most upright members of tho Lower
House of the General Assembly. He
would certainly be a worthy, honest,
and capable officer.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-21
The Talk

The talk is that for dispositions Of
Secretary of State and State Treas.
urer the present iucumbcnts will be
the only candidates before the forth
coming Republican State Convention.
They have proved themselves very
worthy and capable officers, and as
if by universal consent so far as we
can learn they are to be re.nomina.
ted. For Register Of the State land
Office, we hear mentioned the name
of Col. Aaron Brown, of Fayotte,
Fayette county. Ho is a most OK
cellent and estimable gentleman, and
of fine ability. He was Col. of the
Sd Iowa Infantry, and at tho last
session an honored and influential
member of the lower House of the
General Assembly. The name off.
A. I. Hull, ESQ.,, Of Birmingham, Van
Buren, county, is also mentioned as o
candidate for the same position. He
is lawyer by profession, and has
been for two sessions LIST Asst Secre.
tary of the Senate, which position he
filed admirably. He was also gal.
liant soldier during the rebellion in
Gen. ]. A. Williamson's old regime Mt
and though a young man, beng only
% years of age, is gentleman emf.
nently qualified tor the position
Either ofthe gentleman named would
fill we'll the office of Register Of the
Land Office.