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,,,RAvELLERs PASSING THROUGH
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE Tc
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier &EF1.
80. H. North River foot OF Canal street, Nlsn4s
New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 5th und
2lst OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preccdmg.l
Departure OF the 2lst connect al Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
lean ports. Those OF 5th touch at ManzanillO.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
Japan ami China April /, 1870
No California steamers touch OF Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
Ouc hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap.
ply at the CONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River, New
York. F. K. BABY, Agent.
nlarchl2 lyr
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, March Is, 1870.
CorroN.-A good demand prevailed for this
article at firm rates the tone OF the market rather
Improving on receipt OF dispatches, and towards
the close OF business better rates were paid in
some transactions. Sales about $50 bales, say l
at 10; 10 at lea; 27 at IL at l7h; 20 at TX; II
at t1sS; 12 at 10; Cat 1e4; ~ at 19h; IA at l92l;
ST at 20; 46 at 2oH 6s at 2O; at 2o1s; 2Os at 2l
16 at 81 Is on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary Ill @199
Low miuGllnS ......:o VSoI4
MddUnS. S......--.. ..-.. .ZO1sV9<i
Strict mtddlng ........... ..ZlRG-
RIcE.-There was but limited demand. Sales
% tierces Of clean Carolina at SIC 2 ID. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 5G5H;
good 5x@6c.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, ny steam, engage
ments are making at "a 2 b on uplandS and
1xd on sea islands; by sail, we quote "a 2 ID
on upland cotton, and "a q ID on sea
island cotton. To navre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on upands
and 1%c on sea islands. Coastwise 10
New York, by steam, ,Gc 2 b on uplands
and Ac on sea islands; by SAIL &c o 10 on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, II
@xc q fb on uplands. To philadelphia, by steam.
xc q fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom-
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Ac q 10 on
nplands by sail somewhat nominal.
Notwithstanding co days bills 10000
DOMESTIC ExcuANGE-The banks purchase
sigh. checks at par, and sell at u premium
Outside, they purchase at par and sell at 80
y per cent. premium.
coLn.-The brokers were buying at 11a12 and
selling 81 1s@l4.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON March 15-Noon.-Consols 9224. Bonds
9oh. RosIn SIS 6da5s 81.
LIVERPOOL March 15-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands 1oNd; Orleans 11Hall4d; sales 10000
bales Red winter wheat S. lid. Western flour
2os Cd. Pork s2s. Lard CAS-.
Evening.-Cotton steady; uplands 1oXd; Or.
leans 11HallAd; sales $4,000 bales; speculation
and export 5000 bales.
PARIS, March l5.-Bourse opened quiet. Rentes
7f sec.
HAvRE. March 15.-Cotton opened firm; on spot
IF 35c; anoat If 3lc.
DOMESTIC
NEW YORK. March 15.-Noon-Stocks steady and
generally easy. Sterling, long So; shsrt, S1s Gold
11%. Slxty.twos loH Tennessee ex-coupons,
spH; new 80; Virginia eN-coupons 7Oi4; new, 20;
Louisanas, old, IS; new, 73; levees, skies, 73Al;
eights, IS; Alabama eights, sIA; hves, 7oa /;
Georgia skies, 81; sevens, 9S'l; North Carolinas,
old, AK; new, 22a<; South Carolina old, So;
new, S2Z. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull
Corn heavy. Pork dull; mess s25 S7a26. Cotton
nrmer at 2lIc. Turpentine steady at 4Sc. Resin
So 05a2 l2S for strained. Freghts dull
Evening.-Money Sac per cent. Sterling steady.
Gold closed heavy at 1124. Governments steady
and firm; Southcrns closed irree ular. Cotton
closed quiet; sales 1900 bales at 2l24c. Flour,
Southern. dull and unchangcd; common to fair
extra SIS 34a6 10. Wheat heavy and lc lower.
Corn closed firm and in fair demand. Pork
$e5 rs. Lard heavy at H1sal5c. Whiskcy 9sa
8sIc. Groceries dull. Naval stores steady.
Prelghts dropping.
BALTIMORE, March 15.-Cotton 21c. Flour quiet.
Wheat and corn quiet and unchanged; yellow
corn sells freely at 93c. Pork firm at S27. Bacon
firm: shoulders 1aal2Ac. Whiskcy 07a0Sc.
CINcINNATI, March 15.-Corn unchanged.
Whisaey o. light demand. Provisions dull, little
demand, all articles weak. Mess pork at s26 25a
26 so. Shoulders held at lie. Lard. no sales.
LOUISVILLE. March 15.-Corn steady; mixed,
bulk, 62as6c. Whiskcy sOEa93. Provisions heavy.
Mes pork S26ao6 80. Shoulders &c.
SAVANNAH, March 10. Cotton in good demand.
Middlings 2lc Receipts 1902 bales. Exports
coastwise lie. Sales SEQ. Stock 57,4io bales.
NORFOLK, March l5.-Cotton in moderate de-
maud; at firm prices. Low mddlings lS2ial9c.
Receipts 26S bales Exports coastwisc lG0 bales
Sales 1877 bales.
GALVESTON, March 14.-Cotton dull. unsettled;
good ordinary 1SuiSh:: receipts IgS bales; eX.
ports 40 bales; sales 475 bales; stock 1920 bales
March 1j.-Co,ton in good demand; upward
tendency; gooI ordinary lS'salS1sc; receipts Ill
bales; exports, coastwisc a. bales; sales 1000
bales; stock 3,SSS bales.
MOBILE, March l5.-Cotton Grmcr and in lin.
ited supply. Middlings 2la2lA Ac. Receipts G.5
bales. Exports to Liverpool $40 bales Sales
So6 Stock 1880.
NEW ORLEANS, March l5.-Cotton in active de-
1nand at full prices; middlings 2l7Sao2c; net re.
ceipts 3To2 bales; coastwise ESQ bales total 1882
bales; exports, TO Liverpool 1765 bales, Cronstadt
100 bales; sacs 6oO0 bales; STOCK 24o,66j bales.
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Receipt. by Railroad, March IL.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

c.; bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, cars
stock. To Railroad Agent. L DeSaussure. Pei
zer, Rodgers i CO, kirkpatrick d Witte, Frost
Adger. " W Smith, W Williams Son. Dowllng
well & Son, G w Williams l. co, Caghorn, Her
ring l. CO, watson Hill, W Roach & co. " Hall:
A Trenholm l. Son, Wiss Il co, J B Sloan,
Courtney L co, and kirkpatrick 4 Wltte.
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COM MERCI4L NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steam ship James Adger.S4
bales cotton, 9 bags sea island cotton, 53 Dales
yarn, IS tierces rice, As packages sunIries;
BALTIMeRB-Per steamship sea euii-io4 CASKS
s bales rags, rolls and boxes leather, ana sun
dries.
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INLAND ROUTE-FOR SAVANNAH VIA
BEAUFORT AND SEA BRO ROOK'S LANDING,
HILTON HEAD, TWICE A WEEK.

The steamer PILOT BOY, Captain c. uSE-A
Carroll White, will sail for Savan- xEsssse:::l5E
ilah vim beaufort every SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING, at 8 O'Clock.
On the Sundays trip She VIII touch ut Chlsolm's
and Pacific Landings, going anu returning, and
will touch at Bluff'On, going and returning, every
alternate Thursday. Returning will leave Savan-
nah every MONDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at
2 O'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply 10
J. y. AIKEN tS CO., Agents,
an29 I"utli Atlantic Wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
FoREIG
NEWPORT ENG.
The Island Queen. Brook sailed. ian 10
The Mamie T Bell. Ackley, sailed. ..........Feb 10
CARDIFF.
The Edith, Chegwidden, sailed. ............J Jan 90
LERHUDA.
British bark Vim Fisher, Barney, sailed. Feb IA
Spanish brig Gabrielle, Pages: cleared. March 2
Sc ry Limeburner, Lansil, up.... March 5
DOME sTIc.
BOSTON.
Scllr lila Bella. Fisher. up........ FEB 2S
Schr + Raymond, Higgins, cleared. March 8
Schr Carrie Melvin, Slater, cleared. 80. March 0
Schr y Smith, Smith, up. March 0
NEW YORK.
Schr S Ii Woodbury., Woodbury., cleared March 0
Schr Commodore Kearney, Philbruok, up. Feb "a
Schr Ida Bir,lsall, Brdsa!, cleared. Feb %
Schr Stcelrnaii. =, up. ;.....;.. March .
Scllr Eclipse, Thompson, cleared. ...... March 5
Sohr e S Edwards CorsOn. cleared. 49,. March 8
Schr Z Fl Naylor, Naylor up; ;...;...:.;. March
Sc.r Samuel |. Russell, Smith, cleared. March
Schr Palma, Rankin, up. ................M March y
Schr Maud Webster, -, up............ March 10
Sclr Central America, -, up. 80. March I0
Schr S II Woodbury., Woodbury., CID. ....March II
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Annie SGasSill. Gas&ill, cleared. March 10
Schr Anna Little. Crawford, up........-. MARCH,
Schr L A Hooper, Champion, cleared. March ~
Schr Jedde, Trott, March IL
BALTIMORE.
SChr II G Fay, Prescott, up. MARCH, ID
Schr II Thorntlike, Hail. cleared. 80. March
Schr l. w I;unnell, Bunnell, Cleared. Feb Is
Scir Serene Jones, cleared Feb u
Schr Georgia, Brier, cleared. March III
Schr Carlton Jane, Brown, up. March II
Schr II G Bird, Drinkwater, up......... March II
BATH, Me-
Schr Talbot, Amesbury, sailed. March
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Drnes, GbemlraIs, &r.

For Cleaning WINDOWS without watera re.
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAIL: Polish
Ing KNIVES tno scratchingD flashing DISHES,
scrubbing FLOORS, FLOOR CLOTH, TABLES,
BATH TUBS &C.; Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wp.fes; Removing Gums. Oil,
Rust and Dirt fr-m Machinery. Indispensable
for House eaLng, and all uses except washing
ciothes.l :. costs but few cents, and Is sold by
all gooI Grocery Drug and Notion Stores.
rych1 tuth6mOs
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PORT cALENDA AZ.
MOONS PHASES.

New Moon, Cd, hours, 20 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th, hours, SO minutes, morning
Full Moon, 18th, hours, 80 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, Esd, IL hours. 1S minutes, evep..ng
New Moon, 3lst, 8 hours, 81 minutes, eye--ing.
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Nty T.
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January /, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, tile 9th instant, Passen
ger Trains on this road VIII run as follows:
NIGHT ENrRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at: :::.:...... .i.3o r. M
''' daily T r ] 49, " :. 7.so P. NJ
Arrive at Live Oak daily ailyat...........2.2OA at 70 A. NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at..........7.02 A. NJ
Arrive at Tallahassee 'laily at......... 7.O7 A. NJ
Arrive at Quincy daily at. .0.l5 a. NJ
Arrive Ut cambridge (Mondays except
cu)nt... ....'.......' .o'lo ~ NJ
Leave Bainbridge Sundays eXceptedD
at....--....- .9.3U r NJ
Leave Quincy daily at. CPS p NJ
Leave Tallahassee daily at.............S.25P 7. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily LEO p. NJ
Leave Live Oak daily ut 1.2S A. NJ
Leave Jcsup daily at...................7.50 at. so A. NJ
Arrive nj Savannah daily at.... 80 A. H.
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Savannah (Sun'lays eXcepte'll
at at....................... .:.iO +. Nj
Arrive ut Jcsup Sundays exceptetlI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .5.UO 7. N
Arrive ut Brunswick daily yat............S.20 T. A.
Leave Macon daily at...................sS0 80 A. NJ.
Leave Jesup.tlatly at. .6.OO +. NJ.
Arrive III Savannah daily at.. $50 I. NJ.
On Sunday his train will leave Savannah at
Ills 4. NJ. connecting with trains for Macon and
Brunswick. nn,l connecting with trains from
Macon and Brunswick, Will arrive AZ savannah at
$50 p. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
.....................7.f5 A. II.
Arrive ut Jesup Sundays cxccpIeli at. 10 10 a. N.
Arrive at Live Oak Sundays exceptcdI
....................7.oO P. NJ.
Arrive mt Macon tlaily at...............7.5o P. u.
Leave Live Oak (SlinIlays cXccptcd) ut. .6n0 A. NJ.
Leave Jesup {SunIlays cXccptedl 2.l6 p. NJ.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except
eh) at...... ..o.oo r. n.
Passengers for Macon take 7.l5 A. NJ. tr;uu from
.Sava1nah. leaving daily.
Passengers for brunswick take 2.10 p. IL. train
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon ut $50 a. NJ, con-
meet at Jesup with express train for Florida
and Western Division and with train for Savan-
nah, arriving nj $50 p. NJ
Passengers from Brunswick connect at Jesup
with train for Savannah arriving ut 5.35 T. NJ,
except on Sundays, when it arrives ut 90 T. NJ.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, lcaY
ing al 900 +. NJ
SOUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave ThoiuasviLe rrucstays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays at. ........... 800 \. NJ.
Arrive al Pelham tl'ucs,luys, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at................. .s.55 A. NJ.
Leave Pelham UucSdays, Thursdays.
and SuturtlaySl .3.+5 T. NJ.
Arrive al TiIomasvillc tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays at........... .G.0o P. NJ.
ii. s. HAlNES,
feD7 General Superintendent.
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MEMORANDA.
The brig Melrose, Griggs, for Bucksville S c,
cleared at New York March ~.
Tile schr Ida Burgess from Georgetown, c,
for Martinique, was spoken February 10, lat 2S2o
Ion 63.2l.
The schr Rising Sum- from Georgetown, S c, ar
rived at Boston March H.
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E.QR NEW YORK-THURsDAY.
THE AL s1DE-wHEEL STEAMSHIP
TOR NEW YORK ON SATURDAY

The First Class slde.wheel Steamship <E%kxSa
CHAMPION, R. w. Lockwood, Com AGSGaaezHs. GGaaeeszsHs.
mandcr OF the New York and Charleston SIeain, u,
ship Company's Line, will leave Adger's Soutn
Wharf Oh SATURDAY, the 10Th instant, al ocioeA
P. NJ.
cs-The steamers Of this Line are handsomely
and comfortably fitted up for passengers, anu
their tables are supplied with all the dellcacies
of the New York aud Charleston markets.
co. Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton 10
Liverpool, Boston and the New England manulac
turing towns.
RV- Insurance by this Line half per cent:
CT the SideAyheel Steamship CHARLESTON
follows on WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, at 10
O'CLOCK A, N. JAMES ADGER d CO.,
Agents y. y. and c. Steamship Line,
Corner Adgcrs Wharf and East Bay,
.,,h1e lin Stairp.
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NuANGE OF EDU l. E
TIT r--y r--Y TIL IEIsiss.lI 1T II FJ.ssI
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT's 0FFIcE,

GENERAL SUpERINTENDESrS OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January I, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, tile 9th instant Passen
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
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BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
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RIcE.-There was but allmited demand. Sales
% tierces Of clean Carolina at SIC 2 ID. we
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 5G5h;
, 1870-10-19

|[H~Vt.d
1h' marriage Is rsn1Oised shortly OF Nj. Ran
RalH'. the Grec.au Minister. x1tn 4 daughter ot
B&loL Gcfplf.
-.Senor .Roberts, the $psctsh Minister, vii
shc1tly be married to wealthy Cuban 1ast5 ot
St~ iosk city-
NJ. SanIenhon Is to reid from sThe Mystcs,
"t Edwin Droodr duttof his next courxe.
The New York Horid hsuts at the anpoiutmen:
IT General George H. Mcclellan as Supe1ia,e,,.
dent nf PoIIcc. .
Michael E'lmonds, ST., eE Ncunassil1e, Va, Is
n: y the Oldest dtcnau III the Uuties States, III
'as attained bis one hun.lrttl anil fourth piftnay
atd has bccn che~es and smoker OF toh2eco 10.
30 years His mother ve,l to tue ase ct ,o1 Years
-Mr. Daniel ". Stone, editor Of the New So.s
Journal Of co1nmtTer,i Is sun suffering scverelJ
from the Effects hf hein1 thrown from bis catri.ye
t'y collision on the read ncat Prospect Park. l.
IS feared that his iojn.ies may prove fatal. Nr
Stene Ia unconscious the most Of the tine but tas
IN several oecasnca Ea1Iesl sufficiently to recog.
n,ze the nemherh OF hts tami.s.
-f;ar1hsldi, IN France. was received ot1c.l,
By II. csemleux, the 3tinlster Of 1assce, sui vel
cared By tho Archbishop OF Tours, In whose ps,.
ACE he took up his quarters NJ CTemieux Is ,
Jew. the Archbishop Is Roman Catholic, aad
Ga1thaid, Is an aspeist the sworn enemy Of The
clergy. and eIcommunicated hv the Pope,
George Francis Train tetegraphs from Furs
satd, Egypt, October II: "a sbsf ie!a the French
nru1s At Ma1seflles on the 18th. tast" Prussia
will, Of course, give up the contest immediately,
The es.tfos Of tho Journal Of ths ztl+YrepA,
after recording several Instances Of rapid tele.
graphing, telates the following Incident:
"Nc we're ouce witness to feat ee hare never
SCH cqRalleI-DQtfre, OF Cincinnati, WAS the
'lperator. He Was alone. and % We entered the
:otm, WAS sealing message 10 Louisville,
While dot11E s., Pittsburgh called htn+ Releas-
Ing his decers lor m iussAnt from the Louisville
kty. he 1espDuded to Pittsburgh. aud told hlm to
Eu sheasi. Thetcnpon Pittsburgh sent pne or txo
mrssaGes. They were completed By the ttsne
lis mtsssee psser eiip he eonie KIT IN H. 1,R ~
1:essaeea whicn b. had received By sound while
se1 ding 10 Louisville. We did not feel casF, II
Eay bt we'll conceived, uades suca process,
g:eat - our confidence was tn the man. This
Das1ee eaW: and had Fittshu1h rersat The
ncss11cs, Nhtca xe found had been translated
correctly We hare often wan Tered Al H.. n ~
Slow 10 divide The init ds aetion Ia ttis curious
Vny, Jet meter hate desleed to Eee Il 'attemptej
, 1870-10-19


TIE name Of the Democratic .l,:e for
Sheriff OF While County Is Hale SIM.
The bell, weighing so6 pounds, VII look the
dtEt premium at the recent fair In St .outs has
II en- purchased for the church In E:ixa ,ls tlgle
The Springfield Re9isst7 ct the 18th SAYS:
- II 1ourishtnE CITY near here there res,ies =
ts blessed will daughter II years Of age. Thls
young lady Iecelyed q careful education. RrAtu-
ated with ctttfit lsss June. and returncd 70 her
home. Almost immediately she made The ac-
town, and It'll dteply ID fnre with nm. It u tnc
10 thu gentleman to SAY that he did not cncour-
nst. to any IpanneE, this sudden passion Tae
tnfasuat1on Of The Young faiy was 80 great
.d epca 0k .ps sS aes e ss9eea is +.
BY her family. she boldly persisted In avoN1ng her
lore. At tho solicitation OF her friends rue gen
tetR1n had m Interview Filth 1cr IL the presence
Of her Eo!heF. and iepscscutes, Eef Ln tae most
cou1d NIT be +e:urusd, md beRgel her "a nhand ID
1t for her Own eaEe and the credit OF the family.
Ct which he vas close itiGntl In this Interview,
The gentleman, unfortunately. aua0u1cel that he
vas Eoon to be married 70 ahoshcr lAdy. At this
the soung laa5 became iu.iaus, and exhiblte,i
ttate of feeling which result ID lu complete aoer-
1At:Gn OF mini. A phJM Mctan wns At nuce Cat.el
AID. after few hnys Of Treatment At her home,
I Was found LettssalJ 10 send her 10 the
t1ey done The poor girl. who hatl 50 recently
exhibited al unnsoa'iy &c1sFc and brilliant mind.
Wis no = complete wteck. ead altcfnaAed BIZ
tween nts Of the deepest melancholy, dining which
shcconld not be Induced to spea1, and snastus Of
frchxy. during which she ladio BE- pln!oaea. lest
tlon iu the a,s luu, md pradua!ly all hopes vi her
cure weft A}an+ oted, whtu suddenlg sue dis4pI
tearG. DurirX he third week In August, alb. ID
company with nunber OF othsE patients. Vas ID
, 1870-10-19

The Chicago Republican takes il some
what to heart that its efforts to make itself
'grcenble are not sufficiently commended
l.y it's city contemporaries, and, especially,
1het THE>Th1DusE has not sufficiently COM
:,:ended it. We beg to remark, therefore,
that, since the Republican trimmed itself
down 10 seven columns, changed its clothes,
and abandoned that low form of hypocrisy
and knayery, denominsted 'protection to
american industry" it has become an
extremely impudent and readable sheet,
-dprnpo. of the change in the scorpora-
'icn newspaper" We haya a word to say on
The subject Of the resolution offered in the
Common Council, last week. That resolu.
:ion recites That, "Whereas, the Chicago
Republican has changed its managers, has
reduced its size, has discontinued its Sun.
day Issue, and has declared that it has nc
political standing therefore its contract te
10 the city printing ought to be annulled
We think that there are four other reasons
which should be added for annulling the
contract: First because Jacob Bunr
wears wig; second, because Ganbets.
vent up in balloon; third, becaust
Schenck contests the election; fourth, be
cause the s*heathen Chinee" who playef
euchre with Bret Haste aud Bill Nye
didn't understand the game. These res
sons, added to the four preceding, wou1i
satisfy any court that the contract ought tt
be aunulled.
, 1870-10-19

..,... .,.,, l.. ..,@,,-;f,os III.
''"',:cse,:.u ' ~ ..a,a., ,,,t .,r;rt]v M.
4"4''ne"'.ou =. ",.1,,ans ' y,'r D.+,rcssn,i-
a'"A -. "0'"e ,,,,,,t ma r,nr...r
t1vee. lhefo Il ~ a''up' 'aa' tongues
mjrht. r..,tler the above clause, require all
Representatives ~ ne e"o'en " a. na'1ona'
| e1arf,on. m a day fixed by itself. and
~, 49, 1,a,o r. A. c:.
might empower epo s"oee " luo e4tctut
Corr4s nr the President to arnnfnf all fhe
insneetors Of election, Congress- n,ax. t.te
the election Of Representatives. entirely out
Of the charge OF State officars. IT chooses
to do less-to exercise mers surveillance.
and power of Challenge and Of pr,test sucl,
IS each citizen has the right fo ere,cise
yvh.,, .1,;. - -. !
NAeu kuls cIaQse OF the constitution wAs
unf1er t1ehate Il, fba cor,-,nt;,, ~ r..
cinia. in 11ss ar Morroa ,,,iaa n,,o. ~
Madison, WIN had ,,eon in ~. Faasrs1 cor :.
yen.;on and .r,, ,,oro ,b., .n- o,,,or a.
author of the CONSTITUTION !. .r,1,;, ,.,,,
Congress- Ind an Ultimate con,1oi over ,hr
time. p|are. and ,noprer If c1ac.iops of
REPRESENTATIVES, aud IL, lima and manner
Of that of Senators: sd. al,n. wl,1 tucrc
WIS an excertion y to The p1,ce os e1.ct;nc
Senators. a1r. Madison {riae Elliotts d.
i,atcs, vol. 8, n. :s5), in .eply. among
other thin, y, said.
at was .ourn lnpoasls1e to d r Il: time. p,.ce
"a nsnTsr e. Tug elss..ca q Neprssen:ass. il
tne tcru:sticn Of HES in M 'Fss n:ss, .e1se ne
S;ats t:osrrn.ocIts as beng hest aequa,n. Vim
81 tee Gsne1a, Government, ~. osdtS ~ ,a M eeaS : 10
;rodft uniformity, a"d f'<re"t 'ts o~" uts;'!tt
n, ,1.d;son ,,eo ;,t;u,.aa tia, III.
,,o-rar IN f,na-ass ~ ."r,,,a.a ~, s ...s ss.s'
nar ,,f 1,o11;n9 o1act;o.s - ,,,;,;,,. s~.oa1 | ~
recn1atiuo the onn,;f;cot;on o. r,.srs ts.
l,a remarked. 1
.tsnoula ,ne peon,e or .nx s,,,, tx o,x ,,...n.
he deprived q tnc nght Of suffrage Il was Judge,
t;orcTnment ee s''u1a ~ tefaea'eo " 'ae teaes3'
Judge Kent, in his Commentaries, also
,1iscnsses fh;s soct;on IN +ha os4r,,,4;o,
, 1870-10-19
.nen ~ s1et ptlGnal slit. aud few can accon,:i7'

4 ~ ext1 1pt'cna, eits. aud few can acco,;:iss,;
t1en fesut With Rafety.~
:-sAae T. D"rrpTa. Of New Yorf, ,nir,1 A. Mrsti",
spes: hst "Wednesday, a2cd 70 years. The New
lnk Ia ala speaks of atsa az follows;
10 VAS born In Couucflcut. VIC bei1eye, but
hMsec 10 tlfs city whtI quite Jnuue maa. Herr
ne ehtefea tnso bustnt 81, aud by bis energy, en-
,gr,,4s 1ha ,ntesnty attained to emlscucs u u
u nSsesaAt. - ~: bet!'E Ienlty man Of genius be
naf not eoLttnt win q Quiet mrfcapttie lie.
Ese1 ~ nf- such as can ollr be f0ttntt tn tsavet
I,,.. t ast ntntr w1s Eecea.sFy for him. This res
the n I'D, aud IS he alwarI published. III Ic1e'a
70 tne press, grsrh,c and viy1A skctcnes nf the
hases sS .1e.1sa ne aad 1,'e4 ana ths sysa.s h.
lnoHn 70 t'1e public AZ - the grcas Amct,cau
~ ~. some tos;r yeass ago schooner BE-
81 81 eshS 70 Atta-tns Antarctic voyage to
lotk tht Gfst nha.s ever ,et1 ID ihI4 cnt,prrs
ExfTatfdina,y v1cisstsudcs OF fortune mxtken
" naeriEs Wandeitngs. Waile On one voYage
t9e a1earJ EsRs Of Ice hr remained fI three dajs,
sreAennH ninsell from tue cold with The sEaaa ot
.!.Hs, ..t MMM ecaed he was In deDI0EHb1c coz
h!tsH. aeu " Io*kin1 IN Mtsror sunlt days aftRt
he discovered that hin hair had turned completely
Np!t. Eot some time he resided Ia Chioa engaged
N ensanssA While there he generously advanced
q a RusE'an shtr-of.war; but We regret to 1e-
cuso ne fact that h's lfberalit7 met with poor
5.cers,en re- t % isom she Russtau Government, which
yanccd. and which, VIC thin ts iii! pdeb,cd u
:tm ~ IT, Nevertheless, tae ctrrum5taace of
tais vi not altogether barren Of results
~. fnrr'Ks was most kluiiY received by tht
cxar Nichols and the KussIsa 31iCtster. n rub
sneu s1, az account Sc Of thIs nip tncndsog Ills inter
nf the dtceaEed end his uume:nns travels in neal
II oil parts OF tho world nlatie him me Of tu best
n,o; 10; ue'i III mtn u ne United States. There va
cirii and political history OF tllt co1osry vii,
which lie EEs tot familiar