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New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
sions Of F1ourens and others as 90 hot
talions in tie National Guard.

IA .nf hat
talions in tie National Guard.
The Government on the 3Oth ANNOUNCED that Metz
had capitulated. An immeIse meeting was held in
tbesvening at the Hotel 10 VILE The Mayors of
the Departments of the Seine, Sene-et-Oise Seine
et-Marne, and Disc ere present Jules Favre made
patriotic address. He said the Government was do
termined to carry"on the to the last. The army
would soon attack the besiegers break through their
lines. and toih hands with the troops from the
Provinces, MN. Arago and Ferry also spoke in
the same strain.
The last English and American families which will
be permitted to leave Paris took their departure this
morning. At last advices Mr.. Washburne was pre-
pairing to come out. The courage and address Of the
American Ambulance Corps is the subject of especial
praise
The Paris Government has issued decree dcclar-
ing that the children Of all citizens killed in the war
will be adopted by the nation. The Government
was about to distribute among the troops the new
flags of the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Col. Learm0uth has been elected Mem
of Far a nt tor Colchester sir Henry storks late
Governor of Jamaica.
1t is said that Mr.. Gladstone is the au-
thor the article France, Germany, and Engand III
The ipbrDh Reri,w.
1.-The North German LlOyds steamship
Union. which sailed from NrvYork y t"lnr %, LAS AZ
lived 1T Grinsb,, where shr awaits Instructions.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
prpSox.IlTIC-BY TELEGRAPH

....Ex-Sccretary Cox has arrived al |hlclhhau
Dr. Ileber Smith has been app lhted Supern-
tendeut oi ( 80 MarRe Hoe IT, at Rev or'eaLs
Prof. teoIge Davidson of the United states
Coast sure ha. rnf sor Of A' ohomJ anu 'eo%s "i
lie Uh.ver q tA.foraa-
Mr. .James Aiken Of Sydney and Mr. James
A,Lbu yar.t C,bra srdv In an ta 'eo Oh "e-n.s'I
IL@y 4 gus,.s OF tbr ban traDcso lac i ''uo
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
CUBA.
DESTRUCTION or CRoPs-CoNTINuED sKIRMIsIT-

ING.
HAVANA, Oct. 25.-The Spanish troops under
Col Marin entered Neuvitis on the 18th ult. During
their march they destroyed the crops OF 65 plantations
They killed GO insurgents, and wounded three. The in
surgens are active and full of enthns In the vcin
ity of Pncrt P.Hrpc. Skirmises have taken nacr In
the neghbooJ Of Las TInAs, savahilIa, aud ESplrtu
Sauto.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1870

bodies of the National Guard appearing armed In
the streets without orders shall be disbanded, and
disarmed any chief Of battalion calling out his men
without orders shall be tried by Court Martial.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
OU7-UOOR SPORIS.
BASEBALL.

THE MUTUALs DECLINE ANOT HER GAME WITH
THE WHITE STOCKINGS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The White Stockings OF
Chicago intended this morhg for Cincinnati to
play test game ltral ground with the Mnnals Of
York. III accordance with Ell alcnge sued by fhe
latter cluD; blt abort la O'c'o'k Last vnily tlr
gram the proprietor Of the hotel In Cincinnati
where tie Muuuls had been st, ppiif, saving te
Mute uals hid left "a slOrt time previous for Ncw-Inlh
The whte okings did uot sat this morning for Cl"-
cinuau In sequence.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

either, n pistol was discharged at me- lam wounded in
the s'|domen-not seriously. shall be about Id anew
day but shall not be able to perform my Official duties
un III recover
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF IOWA.

A game of baseball for the championship of
iowa a a sily hall and hat played 10 Des NJ. ines
Yesterday between the CT scents Of es Min and q o
Marshalown Club, which resulted In Nit, ry for the
Latter by q score Of 40 to L.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

LOCAL WAR NEWS.
The French Patriotic Executive Committee
OF this city, up to Oct. 81, received A5,1n 90.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

THE DUKE OF AOsTA's ELECTION ASSURED -
TROUBLES ON THE FRONTIER.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
NOTES OF VICTORY.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

MEETING AT COOPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bf
MR.. CHARLES $. SPENCER, EX-MAYOR GEORGE
OPDYKE, EX-ATTORNEY- GENERAL PIERRE
POINT, SENATOR CONKLING-TAMMANYs AID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
TO THE LADIES OF GOLD HILL.
AND VICINITY.
CHARLES NATHAN,
CAUTION!

lDHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY CAUTIONED
against occupying or purchasing from A. S.
Edwards, or his agent, the property known a.
the Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
town OF Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada Said
PROPERTY belongs to z. tyford and family ss q
the the State Laws Of Nevada. Legal proeeedIncs
will be commenced 10 judicially determine the
validity of our title to the entire premises, aud
all tresspasscrs punished accordingly.
Gold Hill, April 7th, 1870. .sp7.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
SCAN. MAG. IN IOWA.

\ Marshautown Iowa date Of the
Sth inst. has the following:
The citizens of our city last Sabbath
morn were startled as by the sharp cry
of fire ut midnight. a Grim. coM.
of the most scandalouS magnitude
was found to have existed for long
time between parties protesting to be
of the cream of the church, State and
society.
The constable of Marshalltown,
Iowa, while skylarkins ut 4 late hour
on Saturday night to ferret out a new
importation of old bawds and pimpS,
stumbled upon an abominab!e couple
ia halnaHt deijctu in the barn of lawyer
He. Henderson. Amusement seized
upon the police when. upon striking
Il match, they found substantially
stripped to the buff no less n person
than one of the elders and preachers in
the Methodist Church, recent member
of the Iowa Legislature, attorney for
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company, the owner of the barn
himself, consorting with a married fe-
male member of the same church.
Tears and bribeS were of no avail to
the incorruptible conStablcS and by
ISLANDERS who ilocked in, and the eX-
posure and disgrace were final and alb
Solute.
A full confession was made by the
guilty pair, showing that for months
this monstrous coalition had been car
ried on with the utmost SecreSy in the
dead hours of darkness. The mascll-
line member was on Monday last eX-
PEELED from the church and the Lodge,
and, ere this, both have fled to parts
unknown, to avoid the tar and feathers
of an outraged community. Suits
were at once Instituted by the injured
husband for divorce and for damages
for the deliberate seduction of his
wife.
IL may be Superfluous to, and, but it
is true that this wretch has been the
head center of Republicanism in this
county tor fourteen years; the loudest
IN his harangues concerning "God
and humanity" making the longest
prayers and the most speeches on tenn
perance, morality, and the world to
come, condemuing the religious opin-
ions and political belief Of many of
his neighbOrs, whose shoes latchet he
was not worthy to lullooSe.
Since this catch, many other pecca-
tlilloes Of q similar character by this
would-be Congressman have come to
light, which prove him hardened vii
lain OF the blacklist dye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
THE ACT RELATING TO WILD
GAME.

T., ,.;o,,. -, ,ho ,,oro,oI ,I;Sreoord of
III VIC" vi '"' S'''"'
the provisions of the act relating TO
g., -,
wild game anu Hsii, psts>eu ny tue
Na,,odo Iayisl,ture I'm 1851 and still
Ne'SuA ''5
I'm force IN this State, we publish few
s.. .,,- ;,,,,,,,tto,
SECTIONS ol tic 1T" io' '''o '"''' "'''i'''
of spOrtsmeu:
-, ,a.,... :, ,,,,,n,, ~ catch or
Secton ! ,nS uys aIS H., ,,nanS ns snv drs" nct
Auempt 70 S"on rina nSu ~ 'N' VI '''' "'"e' NV
Nr an,s sass VI "i! hnn IL. unlawful, for anv ner.
seenon a, nam AN ,,ms ,a lii or ininre, or
son VI pr s,,i,S sncE ,ntcn, any snarrow' bme
~ b,ns isv martin thrnsh. knocking bird,
DS swsjlow' % yed:breast, cat.bird, quail. wren or
s,',as',,a., bSrJ or IN Jis,prb the nest or c.rs
nv aaid S,,d. "' "
~ Sa.,;nn . T, .h,ll he unlawful for ANY pcrson
',..Snns a, snv ,ime after the 1st tlay of
OF Ysi I - ,h. H., day or Sentembcr. In
Ap,i anu oeo no,c, LII ar 'Iss,rov or m pursue
saeh '.h ysis r,aN, Snr s,rnuse ,ao, chicken.
Win SUN iu'Is, nsr.,;S.,,. n nSess,nt voodeocE'
ptaa,s p,,, ,,;iS ..oasc woSi duck' teal or other
Sa.Sy Sr"n, .wsn. sand.hill, crane, ployer,
outns .U,is,r robin. dove, meadow lark, yellow
hsImsr nr bittern. or TO have in his or their
.,osaession or To expose for sale any OF the
PSrJs or ramc mentioned in this section, during
DheF ". So = - n,,,t,,,.. t,;,,.;n,, Dr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25
A ROMANCE OF THE POOL.

In silver brook. In lillied pool,
Beneath brown bouldcrs jutiing out,
Where trees and trembling rills were cool,
Dwelt happily our front:
A specklsd beauty ior his bride,
In orange silk and silver lawn.
With not one care beneath the tide
Except to love and spawn.
How CLEAN their silver sides belsw,
How calm the kiss OF throbbing sills,
As o'er the bank. with caution slow
The peeriug poacher wheels.
One splash. the bride remains-but oh,
She sees the saf her lord impalc,
Aud now In weeds OF trouty woe
She ways her futile tail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

Nor YAyKrr.-Tt is passing strange that. after all the nice sugar-plums progressive i" Yankee have put into the mouth of the colored man and brother and the fat things the colored man has helped his keen Radical Yankee |" friends " to. there should exist between these partners in the Radical firm. dislike. if not dis. gust for each other. We know that Radical Yankee cares no more for the negro than does A Democratic Yankee but policy causes him Co let on az if he did. We also know that the negro cares as little for his proiessed Yankee friend the progressive-idead r one, with the carpet bae-as he does for studying books or picking cotton. The following circumstance. which hap pened in a store in this town, the otber day, will give some idea sf toe reverence r in which inc gyer Of freedom is held by those whom he has redeemed: A white son Of tbe soutb, while conyersing with a colored gentleman on various topics, took the liberty Of informing him that the cap he wore made him look like a Yankee. This Filed the freedniau, who stragh,way re- marked that instead of his looking like or be. ing, d-d Yankee Abo.i,ionist he was a real Soulhefner in fact no more nor lees than an FEW. While satisfied with tbc darkeys ab. horence of and disgust for. carpet baggers our white southern friend was at . iors to decide whether or not ihe closing remarks Of the col ored gcptleman were complimentary io the sec ton cf which hs claimed to be sn Py
 CAL JACKSON has sold bio ialeres. ia miaes houses. etc. Co bis brothers Sol and Jesse. and will take trip to GusymAs and hazAian, should negotiations which be is now engaged in for get ting con,ryl of tbs Eureka quartz mih. fsil. Cal is one of our oldest and mosi entefprising ciii' zens therefore, we hope to see bim succeed in getting ihc mill and engaging permanently iH bis favoriie parsui, -miniLg.
 ISuAxs These humaa pests arc again spying around --ai,s'fF ;0F == e;sp4ristaits to kiii and steal |. & Jeaks. who arrived home Wednes day night last from Kirkland Valley says 9Ai day ur two uEp whfs 0a; sssa$S hs ss= plenty of nooauin tracks and was watched b, one savage.
 whiis esss.ss Aovh from Lynx Greek. is' other day, Uncle Buy Pointer say ihrec o tbe sAvs sgcS asd serrr4i smAes- We tAaisoi people io be on iheir guard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

wHfT THKy SsY oF EEHsrl.vEs.--3eu. Morgan, member 0f Congress trom Oaio, and who served iR tbe Arsry during the war, and wss elected to COngrc-. on ths Radical tick et, in rocrni speech in Congrrss made The following charges against the Radical party
 "I here declarv that ! ara now convinced that thc single object of these ieAssg~ of the Repubisczn parry was the ssbverssoR of our free inAii tutlose and the desire os ~at to that end. The charge that make is bold one a charge that should not be lightly made--s charge which, when made on this floor, should be susiained by proof charge that 1 there bs a conspiracy in our country to break | down our free institutions snd adopt gov ernmeut similar Co that of Great Britain. | charge tbis that there Is a purpose to rob ' the Executive of bis constitutional powers. | I charge this. that there Is conspiracy Co rob tho Supreme Court of the United States ! of its nghtiu authority, and Co cosfeF upon this House and the Senate JRaicial powsrs l thus concentrating in Congress, executive, legislative and judicial powcu. l charge thus that the action of this Congress is rev oiutioaary; ] charge this: that 1t scss at de fiance the Constitution of the United State. as the Long Parliament set al defiance the Enelish cons stituiion. and as the Assembly ol
 France usurPed all the powers of govern
 mentn
 The charges made by Gen. Morgan are mol
 new the Democracy has made them repeat s,iiy. |; is gratifying, however to find thai
 Radical members of Congress are becoming
 alarmed at their own schemes Of centralikA tion. It proves that the country is awaken ing to tho danger nf centralized govern ment. and gives the Democrsey renewe'
 strength in their opposition 10 despotism-- : Los Aagcits Aers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
Excitement in the French Capital

Recent despatehes from Paris, France, are burthened with accounts of the quarrel be- tween Prince Pierre Bonaparte and the wri- ters on the Marseiliaise, Rochefort's newsps- per. The slanderous attacks made on the Prince induced him to indite the following note 10 Rochefort:
 CT reside at 59 Rue DaltoDe, and promise if you present yourself you will not be told that I'm out"
 This led to the shooting of Victor Noire, by the Prince, who has made the following statement regarding the affair:
 "M. Franquenelle and NJ. Victor Noire emne tO my residence with A menaciDg air, their hands in their pockets. said Its Roche. fort want, not hts creaturcs'n
 Take and read the letter. replied Noire.
 No l had my hand on a pistol in my pocket.
 Are you responsible for it ' asked.
 At this l received B slap n the face from Noire, when drew my revolver and fired at him.
 Fanquenelle crouched behind chair, and from the protection which that afforded him, aimed revolver st nie, but eosld aot ge. II off. | fired at bim when in that position, when be rAr out Of the rom. He stepped in the room again and turned his pistol toward me. Bred al him ag1ln and he fled"
 Rouehefort and h s friends give an entirely different aecouI of the affair, and, q. will be seen by the following, from the Mareiiiatss, accuse the Prince Of Assassinating citizen Noire
 "l have had tbe weakness to believe n ! Bonaparte could be- other than an assassin l have dared to imagine tbAt fair duel was possible in that family, when murder Rnd WAylaying are traditional and hsbitBAl Oar cd. isb0rer Paschal C,rouset, has showed my sTFsF, =sss ;s.sss=y =s s7sSsss s== esss s.eend Victor Noirr, assassinAted by the rufian Pierre Napoicon Bqnaparts.
 For eigutrrn srsfs fszs; France has been in tbe blooa-sfained hands of those cut. throa,s, who, not content with rrapeshotinr Repab- licans in tho strrcts, allure them into a baited trap for the PsFP-ss sf sissFA;sssssg them A bope
 People of Franco have you not had dec dediv cn0rrh oi this
 lSiEncd. fiENhi R1,ssEFszT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

hmiEosa BvLsAes IN Los ANGELES. Tlie Los Angeles (Caiilornis) StaT, of the s5ii inst, has the following items;
 Gold.-We saw this week, at the Banking House of Hellman 6 O., some of the most beautiful bullion we ever looked at. It con. sisted of about loo ounces of small gold bars, of the finest gold, which was brought from the Vulture mine in Arizona There '' a great deal of such circulating medium com ing from that quarter just now.
 Slrer.-we saw some bags containing sll yer bullion, brought from Arizona this week at the bank of Messrs. Hellman & Co, Iher' were POO ounces of this kind of bullion. ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

GnowN SNnLlya--The Rio Grande Ga- se,ss. published at Las Cruces. New MeHioo, has been compelled, by force Of crcums'An- oes. or something quite As obdurate, to cur tail i,s former dimensions it is DOW printed on paper about the size Of letter sheet. We wish ,ou. better lEek, soon, Bro. sherry
 From the uzmbcr dated Decensbef ls, we learn ths: Bisbop Juan salpoinis, formerly parisL priest at Tucson, in this Territory, had s.nvcd at Las Cruces, from Rome, and was received with joy by the people os the town
 Early in December, party of Apache' msae raid on the ranch of D. K. Wardweil, situate on the Rio Miembres, killed John Carmon, and drove of several head of sheeE and cattle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

Tar suooTixG or DElleHArE-Wesr are a; a loss 10 account for ihc cause of causes that recently prompted an army Surgeon Ai Camp Reno to shoot and. perhsp-, kll DelAchaye, chic, of band Of Apache Tontos, and for bear comment until VIC hear more concerning the matter. One thing is certain 'our cor. respondent si Camp GeDowell Is gentle man of veraciiy, and, uulsss he has been wrongly informed, hi. assertions which arc printed slscwbers, may be relied upon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

Two MoEr wmTE MES MuEpMEp nY IsDiAvs A private letter from Tacson, dat ed ihe l0th lnst-. conveys to us the sad news that two fsrnen-Samnd Brown and Mir Simmons-verc, A frw days previous Co the date or ths letter, murdered by savage Indi- ans, al what place is noS stated. How long, Q, Ulysses, arc y,,a roiag Co allow rnardcroG' sayAges to cary on tn ,his wAy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

"PlciFic MEDIcat ksp srKsicaL JovH- NAL.r-we have rcceived Che JanSAry nnm- i.rr of this valuable sournAi, and fnd |. well filled wiih interesting reading matter |, is pshlsbed by \. Roman & Co, San Francis co. Subscription price, C. per aSnum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

From the above, it will be seen that Bowers & Bean put insthe lowest bids for Whipple and the TolEGaLs; Aaron Wertheimer, for Camp Verde. wm. N. Kelly, for Camp Date Creek The bids of the gentleman from Tucson MT. Gold berg. werea little too steep for this latitude We believe the result of this letting of contracts gives general satisfaction to the peopleof Pres colt and vicinity. It also settles one fact; that grain cannot be brought here from the southern section of the Territory and Sonora. and furn- ished as cheaply as that raised here. So that all the hue and cry raised by certain parties over the result of a former letting of contracts amounts to nothing.
 MoNrEzUsA sALooN.-C. A. Luke opened hl' saloon in the Montezuma. on last Thursday evening. He has on hand wines, liquors etc. O, superior brands sThe saloon Is fitted up in good | style.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

Ton THE Mourn oT ma COLORADO. The caa of the l4th says ibe brig Laara was laaecd fir ths Goi0Fssis TsvsT. The sAns Ps- p@F says Tbe Uniied Stntes Qusrtesaas- tcr adrer;ises for sJg harses for cavalry pus- poses. deliverable a. Wilmington between the lssh of February aud the Ia of March.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

CHISAMEN WoS'T Do.-The Inland bmpFs is informed that all the Chinamen employed at Silver Peak have been discharged. sev, enty or eiglItyof them formerly employed on the railroad, were detailed for the service in order to test the value of their work m the mines. Alter fair trial, all have been discharged, as they cannot be prontaoly worked at mining. g.-Los Angeles Ssar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at La Porte, California, on the morning of the lth 'nsl,' which destroyed property valued a siooo'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

TERMISATED.-The Los Angeles Sidr says; "The long-pending suit regarding the Coco mongo ranch, in San Bernardino ooShty, has been at last decided tn favor of the claimants, Messrs. Helman < Bachman. The amount in dispute is. about s$0pO0r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

TaE Les Angeles (CaliforuiAD Assrs says that Hon. sAs A. Johnson N. C., is spoken of as the next Democratic candidate for Governor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
NOTICE.

Tho undersigned an persons nci 70 puree1ss or -ourove thai certain piece of land 10 Williamson Valley a.rned as forows o vii. Confnenciug al tho north west corner of C. C. Beans survey, and ranRine siih with said Bean survey onehalf mhe' 70 ms souih
 ynerS thence .t one half mile thence north one half re, thence east b Inc place oi bagnning- settled un said piece of land time ago and had eoHmenced making improvements thereon, when was anven oh ey ,hreats consider that the land belongs % me and sha uarus the proper course to acquire possession of t
 r .ff A srINEkEN.
 wnamsos Valley. December 0s 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29

LEcAL TENDrss-Thes San Francisco Daily Cal. of the l4th inst, gives tho rates of ls- gal Tenders as follows Buying, s2i selling s2t. A slight decline from former rates
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

gas -r.sls.1 by tss unAersigued FRESH GARDEN SEEDS 6srss trssn E@st whrh he gers fos sale si ssr Fsais-sns yrses- H " HEfI.MAK
 MAie stress. Na A D0wpey blnst,
 Lee Anrsls<- Ia. AsT-iss. De- ( Ism luss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
stock Ranclsed.

GToCK. OF ALI. KINDS. RASCHED f1 - sa.A oShsr~i-s ~sa t4As4 s~rr d sy sAs G2A rps.-elrs-4 sa he r4seA wia@a4ss~ yAlsy. ai Eve aaglA, sss4 y~f u..@sA '. & oarrwasy.
 VII sTMMoNs wHasusa yeli-y. Novsubsr is lssa. z3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-29
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Fs-s Weed aelvrrrd iu iowa a; e 1p pr oord- shib gsss Hs suso per N Tk~ss Fr1ess "a cuseuey and bower thar tbs igses1 "A K SMITH. rresuud1 o-toh~s n i~Ge
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-31
The Way the Money Goes.


When the act TO organize the State mill.
tia was put in operation, Miss Kate RawliHs,
q come!y mulatto woman, (sister Of Mrs.
Whipper, We belieye,) was appointed by
General Moses to be g clerk, or, an assistant
of some Kind, in the military bureau, with a
salary of SIS month. the appointment
was made by order of his Exceliency Gov
ernor Scott, whose flying trips. from Colum-
bia to Charleston with the same Miss Raw
Inns, two years ago, were noticed in the pub.
lie prints. For the first nine months the
new appointee received, with commendable
regularity, Ter pay OF two dollars and hall
a day; but about three months ago the. sala-
ry was increased to s1OO a month.
Win General Moses inform the public
whether this young lady Of color has ac-
tuaily done weeks work in the department
since her appointment? We are told that
General Moses has been heard to say that
she has not done Q. days clerical work in
twelve months. This spitetul remark may,
however, be accounted for by the circum-
stance that the private assistant of General
Moses (also Q mulatto woman) draws no
salary. Miss Rawlins is jeatinsiy known in
the Ring as 'tMajor" Rswiins; aad Assistant
U.s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-31

Adjutant General Elliott has addressed q
letter to her by that title. But We. do: not
infer that she actually holds the official rank.
5 wshave been thus specific in the charge
sthatMiss otBajor Rawltns is.paidene hun
.dred dollarssa month fol. doing n0thilg in
order that the public may know the way the
money goes, and may understand, besides,
what a pleasant thing it is to be faTorite
of the Ring. Fifty thousand dollars was mp
propriated BY the General Assembly for car
rying out the provisions of the Militia law,
and we are informed that, in one way OF
another, the whole OF the moneJ' is spent,
Miss Rawlins having her share.
Has that appropriation OF s5o,oOo been
exhausted?
How was the money spent?
Is the militia organized?
What of the 800 month to Miss Raw
Inns?
And how many more such cases are we
going to bring to light before we have done
with the Ring?