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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

1
DEAR Notwithstanding to pre-
vious notice. given in your paper, a
Donation Party met at the residence
of the undersigned in Knoxville on
the 25th inst, and had good time gem
! orally. From p. NJ. to 10 O'clock in
the evening, tables were set, removed,
and replaced with the rich
bounties of Il gracious Providence, and
arranged In the most tasty order,
which reflected great credit upon the
young ladies who had the matter in
charge.
In the daytime the house was
crowded with friends from city and
country, who met together with social
greeting and friendly chat that was
truly refreshing. In the evening there
was press of NOnpg folks, and others,
together with multitude Of youths
from the Sabbath Schools no seemed
to enter into the enjoyments Of the
evening with great delight. And
around the social board, from first to
last, one and all gave unmistakable
signs that they truly relishcd the good
things set before them, asking nc
questions for conscience's sake.
The gifts of the occasion, bestowed
upon the Pastor aud his household,
/ were munifcnnt md comforting: they
consisted Of food for man and beast,
articles Of raimcnt, hastily chosen;
choice articles Of table furniture, and a
sum Of the "needful" which is truly
profitable and important to possess.
Some of the presents were very fine
indeed, and will long be preserved In
the family as precious mementoes OF
the OCCASION, and Of the donors kind
ness. For such manifestations OF
friendship and kindness, shown by
all, of which we feel ourselves unwor-
thy. we are truly grateful. And to
MI the donors and friends we here ex-
press our unfeigned thanks and graft
itude, with our prayers for the blessing
Of God to rest upon all.
In the love Of Jesus Christ,
p. II. JACOB,
A. IL. JACOB.
| Knoxville. Ian. 90. 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

s. s. UxIoN.-Our report of the
meeting held here two or three weeks
ago. to form q Sunday School Union,
was incorrect i'm one particular. We
understood the meeting az fixed for
the 9Th inst, which was not the case.
The next meeting will be held on the
18th inst, at the Presbyterian Church,
atsP. NJ. The Programme agreed
upon by the Committee Is to be hand-
ed us for publications next week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

TICKS Wan DAaaett is eoing "a
start Democratic newspaper at Os-
wego, Kansas. MIR. Mckenzie, an
old gentleman, aged some IS years.
living Ave miies south Of Knox lille,
had his hip-bone broken and received
other severe injuries from an acci-
dental fall on the ground q few days
aro.The Christian Church IL hold
ing very interesting Protracted
Meeting ct McReynold's School
house. In Franklin Tp.W We gather
these items from this weeks Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
NEW JEwELER SHoP.-Sec Mr..
Eberl,art's Card. on lst page this week.

FROM ARKANsAs.-We have re-
ceived small but ably and carefully
prepared pamphlet showing the natu-
raj and other advantages Of the State
of Arkansas. 1t is published by State
authority, Sid sent free upon applica-
lion to James N. Lewis, Commission
er Of Immigration and State Lands,
Little Rock, Ark. Many Iowa
soldiers would feel interested in read
ing this pamphlet describing State
i'm which they spent so many months,
but which is now 50 much different
from what it seemed to us then.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

ITEMs.-Jasper County Is going to
organize a County Sunday School
Association. new County
="chicken wasn't Matched in Monroe. F"
Wheat at Monroe brings now
generally from 80 to IS cents; As cts.
have been paid for the best offered.
Eggs Is cents; cattle So. 25 to $3.50
We CLEAN from the Monroe Record.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

Streaming FOOD FOR STOcK.-Mr.
Converse, n well-known farmer OF
Clay Township, wants us to try TO
call the attention Of others to the inn
portamce Of stealning the food for their
stock; and he attests to the vast supe-
riority of this method of preparing
food. The "Prindle Steamer" Is the
machine he most approves for this
purpose. Farmers, look to your In
terests in this respect.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
EGGs in Knoxville down to 121 cts.
Other market quotations unchanged.

PuzzLE.--Perhaps some OF the
youngsters would like to study out
this:-H two chickens be sold for q
cent apiece, and of the equilateral
division of a right-angled rhomboid
be segmented into circles, how much
Xxx Flour can you buy at the mar
ket price at Bussing 4 Co.'S City Mills,
and have it delivered at your house
free of carriage? Answer, All you
want.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

QUEER REMARK.-That was a rath.
er queer observation of Wung Lee,
the distinguished Chinese traveller, In
speaking of Knoxville. "Melican
man there no foolee," says he; "heaI
much buyee, no bad; low price, talk
&c; belle good coatee got, good pantee,
good vestee; heap good makee," at
Coats Store, north side Square. Plen-
ty of good Groceries on hand too,
cheap for cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

DEATH. -E. III. Keables, ESD, of
Pella, a brother. of Hon B. +. Keables,
Representative from this County, died
on Thursday last, Mt the age Of about
So years. The funeral ceremonies
were celebrated with Masonic honors
Iat Pella last Sunday. the procession
numbering about 100 members Of the
Order, among whom were Messrs.
Baker, McJunkin, Jones, DR.. Weth-
erell and Gov. Stone, of Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

DIED, on Monday, 3lst ult., at the
residence Of her s0n-in-law, Mr. Hi
ram Andrews, in this Township,
Mrs. NANCY RICHARDSON, Mt the age
OF rs years and about months.
Mr.. Nathaniel Richardson, the wild
owed husband, is now over 70 years OF
nre. and had been married to his late
wife So years. He is one OF the early
settlers of the County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
THE MAMMOTH CAVE Of Kentuck.

THE MAMMOTH CAVE Of Kentucky
has been outdone, right here in Knox.
Vile. A large excavation has been
discovered, well filled with casks,
barrels, boxes and other cases. 1t Is
at the northeast corner Of the Square,
and is used as the cellar Of Jaekson's
Drug Store, in the brick building
there, which is well filled also with
everything in the Drug line, all fresh
and pure.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

SLIGHTLY AsTONIsHED.-In' that
touching post m0rtem autobiography
,of DR.. Kane, the great Arctic Explor-
(er records how he and his party were
struck with establishment rs their
ship neared M iceberg one morning.
way up near the Pole, and raw II in
scribed, In huge letters, buy your
Groceries OF Roclxafellow, east side
|, Square, Knoxville"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
OAK GRAiNiNG,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
KNO.XVILLE.I IOWA.

The usdssslgpsd, havirg put up good,
com mcdis % Shop :, the old stapd, would In
form the Psblic that ~ % prepared 10 furnish
IN 4 inds Of MashiAe and al ether Castlpgs
usually done 70 s01a'Iy 'ncP: 4 o short noties;
prouptusss II good wsvknsnliks manner
sn1 81 % reasonable terms - any ethsv shop.
ksep sensts ntIy IN hand MIL crates PUMPS
(cosd snd hot waseTs. hssh Vaivss snd ether
MIL 1txtulss Il the kind.
SUGAR Mills.
vssAvcral pastsrus Of eassr Mill. Al
d wessA warrant. Aad viii make GOOD "a
| psssbsssva. Try me and see, N Won .lsh :
good Msehtns shop IN Knoxville sive Il va
saFvest, sad yeu saA hsvs Il.
J 3llH VIC. SAVAGE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

1.-THE MAJORS WAR."-The chap
ter under this head, from Mr.. Donnel's
history of Marion County, as given on
the ID page Of this paper, will he read
with interest by all, and especially by
the older citizens. Mr.. Donnel has
been very careful and painstaking in
gathering his statements; and the In
accuracies that remain are triding.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

Mill PuIcHAsE.-Msj. Gibson has
purchased Nr. VIM. CANDLES half
interest In the Knoxville Saw-mill,
for sl25010, and now owns the whole
insfitutfon.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

ANOTHER BANK.-P. X. Bonebrake,
Esq, says that the Coal-bank opened
not long since on Mrs. Margart Bone
brakes land, at Hickory Grove, in
Washington Tp., this County, is doing
a good business. The vein is 3 feet 4
inches thick, and tire lower half Of 1t
is of u superior quality Of coal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

A DONATION.--Rev n. Il. Allender
and lady. formerly Of Knoxville, pub
lish Card In the Albia linton of Goth
ult., (just received acknowledging u
Donation Party which, nOtwithstand-
ing the rain and mud OF the day on
which It was held, returned them
about so.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

REcovERING.-YouDg David Col
Inns, of Knoxville, whose loss Of an
arm from the accidental discharge OF
a gun was reported last week, is in q
fair state of recovery.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

SCHOLARsHIP.-W haveA Warrant
for Tuition in the celebrated Bryant q
Stratton Business College at Dsven-
mort. Iowa. AS we cannot use y per-
sonally, we will sell II At . discoups'
This Is q good opportunity Tor anyone
wishing commercial educatson' en-
onire az the Voter Once.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

A PR0rKACrED MEETING will be-
gin at the Baptist Church in Knox
Vile next Sabbath, under conduct OF
Rev. Mr.. Fly, the Pastor.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

GoNE SCOUTING Messrs. J. s. Gun
ningham. b. +. Williams, J.. u,
Gamble, and DIR. Rogers. of Knoxville.
started oh Tuesday morning for trip
to Kansas, to view the promised land.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

BLANKS! BLANKs!!-Blank Deeds
and Mortgages, and Justices Blanks,
always on hand at the Voter Office,
got up in neatstyle, and for sale cheap.
Other Blanks printed to order. Call
and see Specimens.
SPERRY 4 BARKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
MARYsyILLE. Jan. 81. '7(

MEssRs. EDITORS. The Council OF
the Ey. Lutheran Church i'm Mays
vile have made arrangements to hold
a series Of meetings on and after the
It'll, of Feb. next. Rev. !. s. Reed, OF
EddyvilIe, md Rev. +. Springer, OF
Springfield, H., are expected - assist
the pastor loci.
]. w. KITcH, Pastor.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

ApPEALED.-The suit Of Frederick
Harding against the County, to reeov-
er damages sustained from the break
ing of bridge, is appealed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

WANTED-$5O0 for Ave years, at ten
per cent. interest, secured by Mort
gage on good Farm within four miles
Of Knoxville. Any person wishing to
loan that amount will please call on
the undersigned. can loan 81, 500
more, on good security.
e. f. SPERRy, Agent,
(35) at the Yoter Office.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
Pay Up!
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, Louisa J. Estes, has
wi left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation; and hereby
warn all persons against trusting her
on my account. os I will pay no debts
of her contracting.
Jan. "a, 10. (34) JESSE NJ. ESTES.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

Too LATE.--Wc lost the benefit OF
our Summit correspondence last week,
because it didn't come till after the
paper was printed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
CIncuIr couRr.-Postponsd Jan'y

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Postponed Jan'y
Term Of the Circuit Court for this
County is set to commence next Mon
day, 7th inst. There are docketed 70
Law cases, Z In Chancery, Criminal
case, aud q In Probate. The follow
ing Is the Venire Of Jurors:
Parker Buckalew, Dallas Township.
Vim. Buckalcw, Franklin
Andrew Long, /"
Philander Apologize, Indiana /"
John Reichard, Knoxville /"
w. X. Vanatta, /"
VIM. M0tneyer, !"
David Vincent, I"
John Bickle, Lake Prairie
Henry Foehlinger, " /"
Edward Godfrey, Liberty "
Wallace N10ultOn,
John Fisher. Pleas. Grove /" 81
David Hamilton. Summit !"
Daniel Hunt, Swan {"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03
Special Notifies.

CENTRAL UNIvERsITY.-This Insti-
tuition is now in successful operation,
under a Full Corps of Experienced
Teachers. Special attention is given
to Music, the preparation of Teachers,
Mercantile Education, bookkeeping,
&C. Board, with rooms, fuel and lights,
furnished at So per week.
For further particulars, or Catalogue,
address the undersigned, at Pella, Iowa.
l9tf r.. III. ScARFF, Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

THE MEETINGS ut the NJ E. Church
here continue with unabafing interest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

REMEMBER the Road Meeting In
the. School house at Otley next Satur-
day atll A. II.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-03

RETURNED. DR. Wetherell returned
from his Ohio visit last Friday, all
o, X
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
MORE RUMORS OF WAR.

LONDON, Sept. 23-8P.M NJ.
Berlin telegram, which is to be received eau.
tiously has the following startling intellIgence:-
Russia is In motion to seize control CT the Black
sea, and, probably OF the Dardanelles.
war between the CZar and Sultan is imminent.
In connection with this war cloud In tho East the
following extract from letter written by gentle.
man In high official position at the Austrian Court
is Of great signincance:-
VIENNA, Sept. L. 1870.
We received to-day the news that the whole of the
Frencn army under Marshal MacMah0n has capitu-
lated at Sedan. The first impression Of this news
was that could not be true; but when all the facts
doubt the truth OF 1t the effect really overpow
ering. Count Beust called Immediately q council
or Ministers, and, as several or them were In the
country kilograms had to be sent to them. But it
seems that In this council OF Ministers other things
were spoken about, for message was sent to the
Northern Railroad Company TO inquire what mate
rial this company had got ready for the transpOrta
tfon OF troops TO Austrian Poland.
IL 1S Sald and Senerally believed here that Russia
Is massing troops in Poland, but no one knows
against whom t6ese troops are intended. At all
events 1t Is Austria's duty to be prepared for all
all those regiments that have not done so yet have
to call IN their reserves Tie fortress Of CracOw is
TO be strongly fortified anu prOvisloned, the road
from CracOw TO BrOdy "a frontier town about two
miles distant from the Russian rOntler) Is be made
1mpractcabe and all railway material TO be brought
either to CracOw or to Oim1tZ Bes des, 1t is ru-
mOred that in case Russia should attempt to dis.
favor and even provoke an nsurrecrOn In the Rus
sian provinces OF Poland. SO 1t Is not impossible
that the hitherto 80 strictly guarded Austrian neu.
trallty VIII be ut an eni shortly.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAa9HT-,ILoNDos. Sept. ss-6 r. NJ
Consos closed at SsA for both money and the account
American :ecur.es Suet aud steady United States i've
ties S4I<. Stocks steady. Erie Hallway shares I7x; I'LL
nois Central ll3M Atlantic and Great Western buoyant at
&H.
FRANKroRr BoURsE.--F2ANKroaT. Sept 23--American
securities closed firm. Fivetwenties 94 94ss for the
issue OF 1882
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Sept 23-
SP M.The cotton market closed dull Middlng upands,
94d mfdding Orleans t The sales OF the day have been
bses including 2oO for export and The
stock at bound TO as port estimated at COO bales
OF which 600 American The sales Of the weok have
been bs O bales, including for export and 5000 for
speculation The stock in port estimated s 457 bales,
oil which l6 American. The receipts of the week
have been $4,000 bales of which H. 900 American.
LIvERPoof BRxADsTUFrs MARkEr.-LIvERpooL. Sept.
2s-r M-caomia white wheat quiet red Western quiet
winter quiet. Western aour steady Corn steady. The
ccpts OF wheat for the past three days O0 quartcr
American, 10,lOU quarters.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET-LIvERpoOI, Sept
23 r. M-Ecef declining Cheese 6s. Cd per for tho
best grades OF American ine Lard firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIVERPOOL Sept. 2J-
r. M.-Renned petroleum, IL. ID per ga lon.
heavy at - per bae for American Sperm OIL Esa fe3
per t0n "a Gu iinseed easier at 6Os Cd. 6s spirits
pet oex-:., L. a Ia. lxd. per ga,osl
PETROLEUM MARAEr. .-AnrwBaP, Sept &c.. Petroleum
opened hrm
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
4 SIafEI cA1 6lW.

The Conductor Assauted-DruriSen Pns,e..
Gers-PistoIs Used and Two of tho Parties
Shot.
At quarter-past eight O'Clock last evening John
Donohue conductor OF car No. &c. Third avenue line,
when the car was ne\r the intersection of Bowery
and Hester street, called upon Thomas Gerrity and
Patrick Gerriy, brothers. who had short time
before got Oh the car, apparently hall drunk, for
their fare They commenced a dispute with the
conductor, and wound up by making Joint assault
upon him. Pistols were drawn on both sides
the conductor says first by the Gerritys.
Tie conductor received shot through the wrist
during the ARRAY and Thomas Gerrity one of the
assailants had his ear perforated and received be-
sides several cuts on the mead. Patrick Gerrity re-
ceived no wounds. The parties were all three ar
rested by Sergeant Westervclt nf the Tenth pre-
cnct, and locked up In the station house to await
examination this morning. The wounds OF the In.
jured men were dressed by Police Surgeon Save.
The Gerrtys resisted the officers and gave them
great trouble on the way to the station house.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
THE CONNECTICUT HORSE FAIs.
uARrEnRn. Semi. {

HARTFORD, Sept 23 1870
The Horse Fair closed to-day. In the closing race
left undecided last night Belle OF watertown won
the nrst money the hackers OF Jennie, OF New York.
losing heavy on pools.
In the 2:27 class None Sucn OF Hartford, beat Idol
OF New York and Lady Sh rdan, IN 236, 2:32al and
2:35.
In the class Of trotting horses with running mate
Honest Allen beat Rubber Ben and mate and Kings.
ton. Time, 2:23k 2:231, 2:221 and 2:21.
IN tne running race Boaster beat Slippery Jim and
Jlrol though the latter was the favorite and much
money was lost. Time ~ 1852, and 1:4s.
90 an astempt was made early this evening after tile
Ciosc OF inc races to burn the stables at Crosby
"OPENS Hotel at the trcting park. Some ;llscreant
0rOppeu lighted match IN the box stall where the
HOrso honest Allen was kept but The fire vae
covered early and extingulshed A rough fellGr -.
IN tne barn short time previous, swearinp l.;
tue result or the race, and 1t Is supposed In
vented his Indignation I'm this way There
many valuable horses In the barn, aid he 10
would nave been great but for the early discovery
OF the fire. -
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
Marine Disasters.

GLASGOW, Sept 2S-The ship CydcsIae, hence for Que
bec has returned She Is leaking badly her cargo
must be discharged.
BRIG ROSETTA Br at Boston 2sd ns. from pic.ou lost
sfsf ssG of mAnm' 'A Oh White Head during gale IRON
scpR CLARA MONTGOMERY from Jacksonville for yew
York. put Savannah 13d inst leaking waerlogged
scHR FOSTER, bound to Pawtucket, loaded with coal
into and sunk Havestraw Bay 22d by schr
scHR MARY D LEACH twhalcr). Atwood, arrived at
Holnes Hole 3s inst from Western Grouod with so bbs
put away FOR home leaking $1,000 "a hours and
returned on that account.
ON tho 22d inst
q when going this PA, dead low water
causing her leak 800 gallons per minute The steamers
q hs water Of which there ye. two feet hold. and
free until tomorrow when she will 10 on sbe Most
Of her cargo has been discharged unnurei and all win pro
Inc water has been known to DO 50
NEW LONDON Sep. as-The pilot boat Charles II Mar.
McNu from Wnasor ~a YORK; a' ~ ,ow oas S Days
dsmased in the gallo of the 18th three men badly Injured
Miscellaneous
scHn IsApoaA, Conyers. which LEFT Bermuda Aug 80 for
the OF ship Clara Morse and safety OF which
fears entertained, returned to Bermuda septi0
late ". Fsss%sa rssS:a
o an sesao. gold chronoms:sr watch aud chain
soa
asfss .a Of duty during bis late
FAYALr Aug 2s-on tho 2sd bark Rosa Boeticher tNo.
Schultz from 1quiquo barkentine Alert NO. Won Appsn,
from Pl,yo Colorado, with wool and silver ORE and brig
England put Ia here for orders hsvins heard Of the
fe "a with The German schoolshp Arcona on the Ih
the island OF st. Jorge but tho latter enabled uto
pssn ,snr SsG s d po sG.4
recently captured German vessel near here.
NOtico to Mariners.
The wreck OF schr II Woodbury., sunk near Cross Rim
and which has been referred 10 dangerous obstrcon
navigation in that locality, has dappeasd since the gale
of the 18th inst she having probably oeen driven from her
anchors upon Shoals 20 the Sw of tho
broken In other of the way OF
passing In that direction.
The "po'lock Rip Lightly essc No g. dragged about one
fourth OF mile TO the southwark and
Of the 18th inst but she will be replaced her proper
tion ~ soon A practicable duo OF which wifi
given.
The keeper Of the "Handkerchier Lirh,vossc No re-
ports the wreck OF vessel about mile haf to tho
southwest Of the ghtvessc which dred during the gale
OF the 18th inst. She lies bottom
bound through Vtnevard Sound.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
GSBLAKE. Lighthouse fnspsctor. ID dist
Boston, Sept q, 1870
Spoken.
Bark soehy Rus from An. Msr tor Liverpool. 81
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
UTAH.

Outrage by Government Troops-Abusc Of
Citizens-Wanton Destruction of Prop.
erty.
PRAvO CITY Sept. %, 1870.
Forty United States troops made raid on this
city last night and before the police could rally to
check them they bIoke into Alderman Miller's resi-
dence, fired several shots into his!bedroom smashed
In the doors and windows, took MIN prisoner
and held him for an hour Passing up the
street, they stove In the doors and win
dows OF the Cooperative store and tore
down .he sign. They next attacked the house OF
Councillor Mcdonald who was from home com
pletely demolished every door and window on the
second floor and sacked the house. Alderman
Sheers residence narrowly escaped the same fate
Then they proceeded to the meeting house, broke In
the shutters and attempted TO burn the building
They were armed with United States needle guns,
with bayOnets and revOlvers, and during the raid
they captured several citizens and severely beat
ana bay0nelte them before they could escape.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
Brig Crescent (r,, Faulkner, Maaian,. Ns-Jp wbocv

Brig Crescent (Br, Faulkner, Maaani Ns-J whitncy
a Co. - "'~'
schr Luisita, Underhil, Porto Rico
. schr Henry Harteau. Jones' ina.aaola AMI Lavacea-
Evans, Ball 4 Go.
schr Samuel Wood. Bush, Be,ugor- -Thomas Ilol,aes
Co.
schr Clara n cowsr, cavins,on Nor:ok-c Staples 4
Co.
schr Juno, Clinton, Portland Can Zoe 4 Pressey.
Schr Mahaska, fickeit, Boston w Ray Il Co.
schr Bafkalew, Holiness StonlngOn-Raekett \ Fro.
Schr Comradc. Davis. New Haven Racket q Bro.
schr Senator ydenburgh, New Haven--Raokci, Bro.
Steamer Elizabeth, Cundin atimore.
Steamer Vneand. Bowen, BALTIMORE
Steamer Pierrepont, Shropshire. Phils ie.phla-
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Phlsde phii.
Steamer Beverly. Davis. PhiladephlA
Steamer Massey. Smith. Phil,ie phia.
Steamer j. Fairchid. Trout Phila iephis
Steamer 3arsn, Jones, Pniaielphia
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

DISRUPTION AMONG THE REPUBLICANS.
The war in Europe and the anomalous condition
OF political affairs on the Continent are likely
TO produce serious disruption in the republican
party in this country. The question regarding
the establishing of republics In Europe is
the main point in issue. While the watchwo
has been sent forth by republican leaders ap-
proving the Prussian successes, the fact that
Prussia is moving its energies to crush out the
sentiment of republican liberty in France and
elsewhere in Europe has created the division
we refer to in the republican ranks here. No
party in this country can stand that arrays
itself on the side Of monarchical institutions
and in antagonism to free constitutional liberty
ell over the world.