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The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr
Meets first Monday in March, July aud Novembei
COUNTY COURT
Meets first Monday of January, May and September &.
c. II. RANDALL, ..-....-.-.--- ..---..-J Judge
PRoDATE CouRr
Nse.s the fourth Monday of each month
c. H. RANDALL, Judge.
Court Commission j. ID. REDMOND
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

OCUMENICAL C0CNCIL.--At the sitting On
January 6, the ceremony Of the Profession
Of Faith was first gone through by the Pope,
wto made in his own name. 1t was then
read hv Bishop Fabriano in the name Of the
| other Fathers, each of whom took the oath in his
own language on the Gospel. The Pope then
| bestowed his brnediction. The Bishop of Pan.
anna is dead. Four Fathers have died since
the opening of the Gcumenical Council. At
the end of the Council a grand funeral service
will be given in memory of those who have
died during its sitting, and the Pope will
erect cenotnph to their memory. We lenrn
from French paper that the Council has at
tracted to Rome not only prelates, but ladiea
from all countries. These last are the most
rerseyering when they can approach tho
Pope. At n public audience in came en-
American lady. She got an armful of rosa.
ries blessed ''Is that all?' said the chief
ofCatbolicity, patiently. "Your photograph.
Holy Father. / beg" ".lere it is. What
more do you want?' "Your name at the
foot of the carte" Plus TX hesita.ed. He
did not like it, but the spirit of sacrifice came
to his aid-he resigned himself; he signed
the card. "!lave you another favor to nsk?"
"Uoly Father, give me the pen with which
you wrote your Autograph" This time the
excellent o.d man lost all patience. "Here.
madam. take the penholder. and-take tho
inkstand Also The American lady wrap
ped all up in an old newspaper, opened her
travelling bag. put in the spoil, and departed
with low curtesy.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

Ata session of the Massachusetts, House
one dav little. bal6-hesded man. with
thin voice. interrupted the business By per
sistent squeak Of
"Mr. Speaker Mr.. Spe-eker!' till fnal'v
gaining the floor he pipea out TREMENDOUSLY
..Mr Sre-e-ker. / wan ter annonnre tna
death of Pelitiah Parkins. Brother psrtin~
departed This world Yesterday. full ef ec.s.ar
OF ;he Lord and irops-e-y on tre chist'
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
RoAEp OF SUPERVISORS

Meets FIRST Monday of February, May, August and
November. Supervisor lst District Abner Reed; I'd
Dariet Edmond Parsons Sd District: Willard Wheelock.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
VOLUME X VI.
Gbs Nninn 9smurrat,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
ny CHAs. III. RANDALL.
oESe, Yarey Aveuuo-oppositc Court House.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

RArr, or ADVERTISING One square OF ten es or less
.. co. Each subsequent insertion 81 90. liberal ois-
~eoant made 60 re gular advertisers.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
BY TIE NEXT MORN.

1t had become so firmly implanted within
the minds Of the majority, that it was ghost
or spirit that it was dangerous experiment
TO gainsay or run counter to the now general
received opinion; for grea. many declared
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
JUsrIcEs OF THE PEACE.
CoNsrAsLEs.

Township N1.l, ". Kenny
Geo. Steinmet1.
Tcwuship No. .. P. Smith.
r. ". Byrne.
Township Nc. s. W. W. Boylc
A. NJ. uin.
No. Parton novance.
James Donoloe.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
NUMBER So.
A California Dairt.

The Commercial Herald SAYS: In poin, of
magnitude, some ofour California daires nroh-
ably surpsss these in any other part Of the
world. The larges, in this Sta,e-.that Of
Shafter ( llowar6-in Marin county, contain
ing $500 mich cows, rot including large
number Of cattle kept on another portion Of
their ranch, which latter embraces a tract Of
66.OoO acres, upon which they have construct
ed 50 miles of post and board fence Cppc
this tract are 90 separate dairies. each having
from 100 70 lao cows. These COWS are most
ly OF the Devon and Durham breeds, the best
mixers. however, being produced by cross
OF the Devon and the common American COW.
The proprietors will, the coming Summer,
add to their present number six or seven 9th.
er dairieS. that is, rs the leases of that num-
Der of parties now snppiving their own COWS
expire, the proprieeors will stock these dairies
themselves. On this place. about $50 hands
are employed, mostly white-the Cinnamon
not proving on trial-sstisfactorv mixers.
Only butter is made here, each COW Welding
from $50 to l15 pounds per season Of eight
months. They neither receive housing nor
cultivated food. The Messrs Shafter tried
raising beetS and carrots for their cows, but
found the experiment too costly, on account
of the high price of labor. The wages ns;d
m,ikeTs and butter makers are from S2j tn
$50 per month and found. The ouan,i'v 81
butter made here las. year was 800, geo hs.
for which 45 cents per pound was repliEcd.
When the wholesale price for fresh butter
falls below 40 cents per pound, it is packed
and sent to market when the prices have i'm
proved. About five hundred heifor calvs arp
raised every year. the balance being disposed
Of 20 other stock rasers or sent to market.
Two thousand hogs are fattened on the skim
med milk and the butter milk, and from $50
20 500 head of cows ana beef steers are sold
OF every year; these and some hundred cr
more head of horses being pnstured on rnr-
ton of the ranch consisting of about 10000
acres fenced off for that purpose. This entire
property, including stock and Improvements.
has cost the owners about half million do'-
ars--its present value would exceed mil
lion and half--and, in the estimation of
many, two millions of dollars.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS.
ASSESSORS,

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." 1. Nli'ihe.
49,. 5000. ...-.. Z. T. Harper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June "a. 1870.

NEW YORK Wednesday, June ~, loIV
The sales of real estate to-day are said by
the auctioneers to be in favor Of the buyers. The
Messrs A. ]. Blocker, Son Co. offered on behalf OF
Dr. Lord and Mr. Van Cleye Of Newark building bots at
Corona near Hackensack, ~ j. Considering the liberal
outlay of the propreors OF the land TO make good roads
and avenues il was stated that the prices were not as
good AZ might have been reasonably expected. The
attendance was fair and buyers were OF class To war
rant improvements. -,
The sale of lots at River Terrace Patterson NJ JJ by
the Messrs A. d. Mellick, r. Bro was Wen attended
and good part the property announced to be s9d was
disposed Of. Particulars OF these sales are appended
The following houses have been recently sold at PIT
yate sale by u. III. Ludlow Co.: No. 10 East Tblrty-
first st. 81 Ox9s IT,, furnished $4,000 NO sos Lexington
ave. southeast corner Thiryninth-st 2ixsO III sIOO
East Forty ghth-st, north side, between fItn anu
25X $4,000; No 20 West thirty
st 20xpsQ $4,000; No. 80 East Thirty irstst 2ONgs9
$4,000; No II West Forty sixthst 126xlOO5 s2O0i NO.
is West Forty sixtl-st 126x10O5, l5OO; NO 6O west
Forty seyenth-st., 2OxlO0.5, $4,000. -, -.
hall 5Oxg7 feet, Is TO be erected in Thirtyfourthst,
between Second and Thrdaves. 1t will be three stories
HIGH have Mansard roof and iron 'front.' Inc Duiuihs
will I've known as Glass Hall
Dr hodges OF New York has leased a plot OF ground
and house on the bluff near LlOyds Neck, Huntington
and is exensivey fitting tup for private insane retreat
Mr. Bolton of NewYork has purchased 80 acres Oh me
land with saw and gristmill privilege, at Y0rkOwn OF
Mr.. John HOLMAN for $500 . -,
Mr. Derator mas purchased the Coleman business
place on Mainst., Peekskill, for 5000
Tho trustees OF Union College will prosecute new
Undiscovered claim tO several thousand acres OF Valuable
land in Oswego County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN.

Before Charles Il. Day, u. J.-ImpOrtdnt
Practice DecSiOH.-Edrdrd r. Arnold agt. John ~ Roo
erSOn.-On the trial of this in MAY, 1862 sealed
verdict given by the jury for the plaintiff for $500
and interest from Jan D. 1865. No objection made
at the me and the Clerk entered the verdict for the
aggregate of principal and interest.
Luther r. Marsh, for the defendant TO set
aside the verdict and for trial upon the ground
that the verdict had not been properly announced by the
Clerk that il irregular in not including the interest
in the amount found by the jury and lastly, because
the action being for negligence in professional employ
ment not one in which interest recoverable.
Geo W. Wingate, for the plaintiff cOntended that the
verdict properly announoed that the form in which
II was given being which only required computa
ton, was sufficiently certain and that, even If II was
not, the intention Of the Jury clear, II
clusive and finally that the action for breach
of contract, in which interest properly allowable
The Court held that. the verdict in writing and
signed by the jurors the question Of whether IL
recty announced not mmateria That the failure
OF the jury to include interest in the aggregate Of their
verdict immsteria, long interest properly
allowable That in of tort, such assault,
SANDER &c, interest recoverable for want of
fixed element of damage but that when the damages
either certain such could be made certain by
computation by reference to established values, in
terest could be allowed. That in this case the dam
age claimed and allowed the value of certain stock
lost by the plaintiff, as 10 which evidence had been
admitted il within the rule, and the jury had
right TO allow interest He therefore denied the motion,
with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ............... 2


CLEARED.
Stesmshps-Scots Jodkns LyePoo Manhattan Forsyth Liver
R pool DoTan small Ctv Of NO. Tm@eDann Vera cruz
wilmington Key West and Galveston Novelty Shaw PhiaAe
phia; ksyfower, Putz, Philadelphia.
ship-Bnekin ghamshire, Paius London - -
Bhgs-A NJ b. Beto0ntsin 81 John. n Mar Gibbs Cog
Saskatchewan Wooster Boston O g. Aoken Hohbie Stamford
Bell BayBs Bsraeoa Freedom Clare Windsor n s. A
Kelly, Young froyiDoetoED
Steamship Hsmmoua Meier Hamburg June and Hsre June II,
Steamship Columbia vsn Size Havana pass
ship Elena, Boblmah Bremen - days mdse and pass
BARK Gratta, Stout Boston 5days, ice
ScbI T. RICHARDSON Nelson Manlano % days mahogany &C.
sCHoOsBRs-uyBR AsD CeAsTwsE
Ben Jones, Wilmington beS1na "lnoso ~ .
BmIna p. Douglas ,GeoreetownDC
MEMORANDA.
letter from Capt H. W Sesury, dated board ship j. L. Dim
bonr h New Bedford company brig Be Aen Anen, which
$50 bb oil from te Bmmook The steapunp ws sue
ceFsfuHy PLACED L. tbe su and With
engineer Capt sesbury was m hope 70 reach New
Bedford by Ne I5th inst
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros June 2l-Anivd ban Wimtam heIoGsAl Rmdeni
hrg Isso Wilson Pofsu Prince scn L,te Reaper Casey
Palermo; C., from Cabareu. Sailed steamship Etba for
BEiFas Ne June 2-Arr,l loE from Cardiff ship Alexander
MONROE June Y Passed iof Baemore sh lsnrg
NeslOrk; bakrs aoya fo@ o Janeio 81 Lawrence iron
Iemrara dwarf from hasAgnz gs Mississippi, from
DneraSa; Otto and Dundee and seh Hury smith from the
Amazon, Rio Jsnero; bng Potonse fH lssfsTA
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW, June 22-1fr steamship Cs.of's Crsg nom New ioA
soy1 ssyTos jus Z-fbe steamship
HS JUNE H sa s 1e s s 9S az NJ The
BornssA HewOn<sn and Havana arrived at us q M
SPOKEN.
Cartf for HewOrsaus Ms 81, la ~, Ion TO-
Eorlrn Queen, from NevYoA fu HAVE May w. lat +,
Ion. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23

resolution Of confidence in the action Of Dr. Carnoohar
and this done after discussion.
Prof. Chandler appointed Chemist OF the Board ~
a salary of $4,000 year.
The day OF meeting was changed from "Wednesday 10
Tuesday. ,
The following letter, received by Col Clark, the sccre
tary of the Board reiened to the SANITARY Coni
NEW .Y0RK June n.
COLONEL have The honor Of making stnua o1enfR 70
esnbe Bosr who have much for the hA Rn1 c''
Of th allow their of SIGHT not more
their Of se would have hte TO ank uen or
Of the
sitting enur stencil which submit daily from
aud Beyenhaye have read al
uroc,engs relation aud will acknowledge
that chemistry and something toward increasing TIE
oior and giving sobdity. individuality say II
octoies V adhere 10 The person
sticks like brother Hell 'assas ioI We snhk
Very trulv yours WIS. s. Duke. Nc. II Cedar IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge BdrRard.-M re Peter f..
DonneHv-A motion was made yesterday, by MT A.
HammeI TO have Peter +. Donnelly the eccentric
individual who about two weeks ago arrested at
Wallacks Theater for creating disturbance by waving
coOred handkerchefs and who being placed in cell
Police Headquarters destroyed all the furniture Of i,
discharged from the WOrkhouse at Blaekwels Island,
where he was committed for six months by Judge
bowling The petition for the writ stated that Donnely
was committed in default of BAIL TO keep the peace,
which bail he prepared To furnish. Judge Bar
nard said be would admit him to bail provided the
DiStrict-AttOrncy would consent
DcciSons-By Judge Ingrahan.-Blount agt Kirtland.-
Allowance of $50 granted. Westervelt agt. Ackley.-
Motion denied. except far TO allow the plaintiff to
bring action for the recovery OF the property referred
To. Costs abide event.
BY Judge Barnard Bradhurst agt Acknowledgement
Ordered-fOuT cases. VIM agt. Hotaling-MOtiOn
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


THURSDAY JuNE %
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship Malta
Cunari Doo jersey CITY PosOhoc u NJ supple
mentary Mail paid Letters only m Dock jersey City an"
closed Al "a p N. =,
Mails for the Argentine Republic and ~ Thomas Per steamship
America from Pier No. q ~ r. close at The PoStOhoe at m
the West Indies steamship MORO
Castle from Pier r. close p Steamship saHs at
FRIDAY, June a.
Mails for Bermuda W. L. steamship Fab Kee Pier No u ~ H.
close at the POst-Ohce at2p
SATURDAY JUNR Is
Mails for France Bst and Hsyrc steamship 81 Laurent
from Pier No. 50 ~ r., the POstOhoe N II NJ No Suppe
Mail
Mak for Europe and steamship Rhein
close PotOhoe at II ". Steamship
sails at H. Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made
be Pier q IIOhOken, and closed al 30 p
Mails for Ireland only per steamship City OF London from Per
No. A. n. R., close at the PostOfce at u NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23

the bouse was owned by Iechendors wife, and that be
himself Possessed no apparent property; IL lnrtbea
appeared that during the war DNckendorH o"hcu
whisky still at the foot of East Twentysixthst which
was several times seized by the Government and hnay
closed for good. On the affidavit Of Mr.. Doherty,
charging LeckendOrf with obtaining goods under false
proensee, warrant issued for his arrest on the
27th of MAY last Yesterday Ieckondorii was arrested
in East seventyeighth-st by officer Cummings, and was
held without bail to answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
BILLIARDS.

Mr.. Joseph Dion will accept Mr.. Rudolphe's
challenge to play the English French, aud American
games, for 81 900 each game, half orfeit-the French
game 500 points, the English game 1900 and the AIneri
game 500 The English game 10 he played either
on an imported English table, a Phean d Collender
six-pOckct table, six feet by IL IN dimensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS,

Captains pursrs vessels arriving this port requested
deliver packages addressed the New-lork Associated Pres 0nly To
persons exhibiting written authority Of j. w smono General
Agent the Journal Of Commerce inns TRIBUNE,
World san EfT Ktenin0 Commercial ddtTt,seT, Stddts
Zetag Yorker DaOkro should also be delivered only to
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23

| IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun ises... 4:29 sun ...7:3s Moon rises. l:23
Sandy 4:l9 Hell Gate 6:tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
foun Jslano Real Gstdie for Sale.

E,OR SALE-0nly two miles east of Brooklyn,
md seven miller from City Hall 100 Of the
dsrsb LAND odesd 1t all gh, and dry under high
stai4 railroads This
beautifully sot ncs for parties deRg n escape the
Lgb Of and IL 10 Eew-iork makes most
emitting lt Capitalize desiring "a
casr soc property VIII hnd their advantage To erane This at
o,~. accessibility and the natural ad
guupd rnder perhaps safe and valuable en- invest
price he found within 70 miles OF the CITY VII
he either s desired For particulars
A. .puly 70 G. ID. THOMAS, Brchsngeoonrt,
~ between Broadway AMI Nev-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
Go Hlanufatinre o.

rI,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PAEY atiennon Of h.suseurers " thar Wstr.f
4. the town Pssse keuIey uot wss ioar MINI oos
Pusron rbt maes ke-It adjoining the krt Anra
And ,p tsp ps Hoboken and CITY md eleven IRON NE
Cit Hail Ysrt They have bead and A Of vsn'so ret
arrrs The large and Arranged si eset one e .n
~se o Bsvgsaou both bead and t.l Ib suy o.
Ia . oog .bandAnt permanent Tbs properly Hearn %
pasig,b iser Of large populston vhk " fornng 70
Of Communicating With nv ptAnf ROAD W p
road by rrDo the most syAuAgeoa ce.esn ,ei "snI
the premises new and snsAauAi
brI Min 4OIiO four high Machine Shop and foasdty
All Al. for immediate occupation Application be mAs to v"
TORRfY New fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
Citn Real Gstaie for Sale.

Gltp Real Gsiaie tor Sale.
FOR SALE, or to LEASE for a term of years
II 25thst llth-ave., lots Of GROUND including the
BUILDINGS thereon stand together with the boilers
well and sab for printing and bleaching fabrics will
rebah the building suit the Com
muneaon addressed Box So Mechanics and Traders Exchange n
Psrs-plaoe viii receive prompt attention
LOR SALE-First-class HOUSES and LOTS
Il the and Hewfork Brooklyn and ada
list OF Farms Country Property City and Coun
try Property solicited for Sale or Exchange
sIBGBL CHACE Co., 70 Cedarst.
FOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
Il Thny-sIth and Thirty and Eleventh and
Twh-aveN immediate possession he there is pier
foot Of Thirty and that newly Paye Apply
W. H. WEBB 2OO Levs-s or 81 Erchangeplaee.
G07S n00 TO LOAN on Bond and MOrtg-
%sc,OOO on Real Estate in this City, Brooklyn or
Join F. CoNRBY No. 81 wars Room 70.
StO7S 0NM TO LOAN-ln sums to suit,
Up ~sc,OOO on New York property First and Second
Mortgages eashed at loves market
BBLLAhY a sTRATToN, No. 81 Pinest
800 To G. aoAN S7ass ss of H. Soc B. &c.
Tribune 0fo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
Countrp propertn TO tct.

Countrp propertn TO tet
A COMMODI0US FURNISHED HOUSE, at
n Gloucester Mass will be LET for the Summer. Il commands
fine view greenhouse and gapey the premises and
facilities stahling and FOR battling. Apply 70 80
GEO j. MARSH and ALFRED MANSFIELD. Gionce,ier.
COUNTRY HOUSE.-To RENT 3 ORD months,
- furnished STONE COTTAGE o. rooms 10 healthy aod b'sn,
u location The place Is accessible BY i've trains oui
NewYOrk by steamboat Can THURSDAY aud Friday between 10
aud o. clock, a the Office Of ~ . .,- go,
FURNISHED Country Places, flowers, vege-
fruits ORDER or Summer months pear ctyi +O
to $3.50 per month J. FISHER sATTERTHWAITB ~ Pinesi
DOR RENT-COUNTRY RESIDENCE, situ-
Perth Amboy ~ j., ahanssni roof COTTAGE,
containing bedrooms parors dnngroom kitchen and et
lars Possession Immediately. For 20 WILLIAM
2O9 Pesst n Y.orGBO W SLAUGHTER Perth Aaboy ~
no LET-At Lower RavenswOOd, l.. L.,
RESIDENCE With stable and OF ground The nyer,
between residences Of Me Harris aud Bone For particulars
inquire of H.. MERRITT, No. So Third-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
Real estate TO gsrbanee.

FURNISHED HOUSE, UP TOWN, to EX
IL CHANGE for a COUNTRY SEAT near the city
NJ A. RULAND < Co, BeeEmau. ST. n. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19
Business Failures.

The total number of business fail
ures in the United States in 1869 was
9, 799, against ZOOS in 1868, and the ag-
gregate liabilities were So, 054, 900,
against S63, IRA, 900 the previous year.
In 1867 there were 2, $50 failures, with
SOC, $50, 900 liabilities, the largest num-
Der since 1851, during which year
there were 6,993, with liabilities
amounting to S9O7, 2lO, 900, which sum
was exceeded by 1857 with 1882 fail
ures, and liabilities aggregating S291,-
10000. From this it appears that the
failures of 1869 have not been Excess
sive, neither in number nor amount,
in view of the dizziness of trade, the
depression existing the greater part of
the year, and above all, the large de-
probation in values which the year
has witnessed. The unpaid obliga-
tions of the parties who failed, in pro-
portion to the volume of trade and TO
the capital now employed in business,
form a per centage far less than in
any ante-war year subsequent to 1850,
so that instead of creating alarm as
to the present, or distrust as to the
future, the failures of 1869 indicate a
strength and stability at once crafty
ing and assuring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19

die" for some time yet, unless hetakes
more readily and more naturally to
legislation and parliamentary juggling
than he does to soap and water.
On the Republican side, perhaps
Mr.. Hitchcock is the most prominent
ly active member. His long expert
enee as pIrliamentarian gives him
the advant age over any member on
either sidf, of the House. Ball is cum
ming ard audacious and not over
scrupuIous, while Hitchcock is shrew-
edin pl aiming, quick to comprehend,
promp'5 in manner, courteous to all,
and while being reasonably fair to the
opposition, keeps a keen eye OH them
h atthey may gain no advantage in
skllnul manOeuvering of the forces
Mess rs. Vanvoorhes and Dennis, ion
our side of the House, are not so stir
ring and dashy as Mr.. Hitchcock, but
express their opinions and give their
cOunselin aquiet way, and are pru-
dept and sagacious advisers, and have
the entire confidence of their Repub-
liean colleagues. W.R.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19

TheSt. Louis Democrat has the fol-
lowing in the course of an article on
the 18th Amendment ave are glad
that the final vote on this question in
the Legislature was a strict party vote.
There will now be no for Demo
Gratis to pretend that they favored, or
that they were even divided about the
acknowledgment of eolored people
There will be no room to question the
united and hearty cooperation of the
Radical party in that great REFORM
In future years, when parties select
candidates for the popular suffrage,
they will be very apt to prefer men
who were not in favor of excluding
from the ballot box for all time to
come twenty thousand colored men,
whose votes may turn any contest =
We predict, even now, that in the
election next fall no man will be put
up for Governor by the Democrats
who was not In favor Of negro suff=
rage.W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-19
MARRIAGES..

AuSTtIIe AOtcca ut2tEtcu GfuttA.
In Mecca, Jan Is, 1879. at the residence of N.
w. Palmer. ESQ.,, and by the same, Mr..
QUINBY SHAFFER, of Mecca, and Miss
NELLIE DEIHL, Of Bristol.
On the 18th inst, at the N. f. parsonage, in
Warren, by Rev. f. II. Yingling. Mr.. WAR
rem, MCKEE, of LOrdstown, TO Miss ELL
IA ANDERSON, OF Braeeville.
At the Mayer House, Jan. 4, 1870. by Rev. ].
r. Stone, Mr.. LUMAN LUMBARD, OF Fit.
Wayne, Ind, to Miss i. G. GIBSON.
In M~esopotamia. on the 18th inst, by James
Anderson, Esq, Mr.. ANDREW J.. TITUS,
Of Gustavus, and Miss CHRISTIE A.
BOWER, of the former place.
At Middle1eld, Geauga Co., O., Dec. 18th, by
Rev. A. Reeves, Mr.. Z. E. MORGAN, OF
G~reenville, Mississippi, and Miss MARIA
s. POE. of Santa Clara, California.
Jan. Is, $50, at the residence of the brides
father, Kinsman, o., by the Rev. Fl. B. FL
dred, Mr.. DAVID c. WILBUR, of Boons-
borough, Iowa, 10 Miss LoTTIE V. MI
NER.