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AnnraIsen1eHt of Imnorfs

WAsHIEGToN, December 2I-The
Secretary Of the Treasury to day sent
to the House the draft of . bill to Sc
cure uniformity in the appointment of
appraisers. for merchandise and other
purposes. In his accompanying letter
be says il is thought that the system
of appaiEement. as fixed for the port
of New York, By "a act Of July 9th.
1866, should. for the sake Of uniform
ity, be extended TO the other principal
noris Of the limited Statas.
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Tae Paraguaran ReTolaslOn.

MoNTEvIDE0, Nov. 1.-THE siege
still continues. The Blanco Army
has been reinforced lately, and has
received 1900 rifles ami four pieces
Of artillery from Buenos AyFes.
Desertions from the army continue
to an alarming extens, 1000 having
deserted since the commencement of
tho siege. The Government was in
mech distress on hearing that Gen.
Carabello had disbanded in Pay San
dua. Carabello, with twenty officers,
arrived in this city on the 14th. Gen,
Swartz. with force of 1000 men, is
all that remains in the field. This
force, with / 800 inside the city, make
ell the available forces. Il seems
certain that the Administration will
be overthroRn, and Blancos come
into power. Tas scarcity of provis
iAua ia eaIk
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fhe steamer Hornet.

Special % The Evening Post
The Administration expresses anxi-
ely as to the destination of the steam
err Hornet, which sailed from New
York, professedly TO go to Nassau,
bat with the real intention, il is be-
lieved, TO take on board, at some
point on the Florida coast, an armed
Cuban expedition. The subject was
bsfore the Cabinet yesterday, and the
result il that orders have been sent
to the United States Naval Squadron
ia the Gulf, and 90 officials at differ
ent points on tho Atlantic and Gulf
Of Mexico, to keep q sharp watch for
the Hornet and seiEs her. if she at
tempts to violate the neutrality laws.
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THE ITRRARY

VIII be kept open EVERY EVENING
untii O'Clock for the accom- modatton OF |
tbs labortng ass JOHN r. GRILL,
oc28-2u Trmataa.
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Presldentlal Aunolntmeuts,

WAsHIEaToN, December 21.-The
followiug nominations were sent 20
the Senate tc-dayl Robert G. Sohenek,
ofOhio, for Envoy Extraordinary and
Ministe Plenipotontiary to Great Rrit
ain; Joseph G. Clements, Of Ohio, for
Secretary Of Washington Territory;
Elias D. Brunner, OF Indiana, for
Consul al Taieapu3na. To be POST
masters-John Brazer, a$ Santa Cruz,
Cal Henry Il. Willetts, ct Michigan
City, Ind; Henry Fonlkes, at LanaEk,
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GrOundless objections,

Objections are sometimes raised RgafnRt
certain medicines on the ground that they
cure so many different diseases. a mo.
hlsnt-s re1sction VIII expose the slsailoH-
ness OF Sucn an Argument for there a
scarcely a medicinal urug OF any ktn5 that
Is moi q ed for n ore than one disease, The
reason why MISHLER'S HERB BIZ
TERS cures SO many diseases Is because fe
- the best remedy ever discovered for a
Geranged stomach. or Dyspepsia. and be-
cause II tnvtg0rates the entire system,
strengthens the nervous Il ares, elevatss
the standard OF all the vital forces. and
tire human organism. Medicine that win
10 this, Will cure any disease, for the aim.
pie reason, that nature Will do the rest.
II iS sure protection against disease, ana
u the importance OF protective med5ca-
tlon were generally understood no family
In tne land would Iisk being without this
great Household Remedy for q single day.
sold BY all druggists and dealers. Dr.8. b,
Hartman 8 Co.. Proprietors. Lancaster,
Een0- II
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rev orleans Harket.

BY TelegTaph.l NEW ORLEANS, Dec. a.
CoTToN-In good demand at full prices F:
m1ddling 1456; Orleans 1875.
FLoUR-Demand Iatr and market fiFm :
supeed winter f5 25G6 1879; XXX IS 750
5 so; xxx 90.
Cons : No. / whito e0sG7e; yellow csc
zoe.
BRAN-gi l501ls
HAY-S27: choice e23.
% Es3s PoRR-Eirm at S2l l0022.
BAG IN-Duu and prices nominal; sides
I4Is: ST oulders l4c.
LARD-In tierces I2gI3oi in kegs l49
141'.
sUGAR-Lower; prime 9<a9L.
MOLASSE KS - AcbIVes Common 45G50c (:
fair 60s54c; prime 5jg57c; strictly prime
5s860c.
WHIsKY-8l@I o..
COFFEE -l7149l7x.
EXCHANGE = Sterling 81 -: sight eK-
change on New York "a discount.
G0LD-Il95z.
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Georgia ElectI0n.

AUGUSTA, GA, December 21.-The
election is progressing without dis
turbance. The Democrats are ahead
in Richmond and Columbia Counties,
and Burk and Jefferson Counties
have gone Republican.
MILLEDavILLE, Ca. December 21.
Three election managers have been
arrested and Imprisoned &C Sparta.
for receiving illegal votes.
ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 2I.-The Dem.
ocrats claim that they will certainly
elect four, if not Eve, Congressmen,
and large majority of the members
of the Legislature.
ROME, Ga, Dec. 2I.-The Demo
Gratis are ahead three to one. Many
negroes are voting the Democratic
ticket.
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IL RGARKETR.
Sew York cold and stock Harker.

By Telegraph EEw YoRK. Dee. q.
Gold has been very duu, opening atl05za
IO51s aud closing at the same price. Loans
we're made a. from to per cent. per an
mum for carrying. CIearRnces about sl5,-
GCo,G00.
Government bonds are steady and dull:
but few Transactions IN any, exceeting
5-20s OF o.
The stock market Is Ia "a singular stale,
money being tight and stocks strong,
Reading was particularly strong with
large demand by the bears for STOCK for
cash delivery, AS high as q Ger cent has
been paid for its use one day. The miaort-
" OF important stocks have advanced
fTom q to Is per cent.
Money has been quite scttve. and Is
worth from per cent. currency 90 per
cent; gold. the fact tnst the Secretary OF
tns treasury allows so largo a currency
balance bout e29 GOO. .OO0-tO rem ain iuacf-
I've when money Is so much ne ded IN
le4ittmafe trade creates considerable com.
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Modtsl NemorLaI-Eomaa saRrsge.

IBoNFoa, d. T., December 2l.-
The memorial 70 the Secretary Of the
InterioF passed both Houses asking
that the supplies for the lndj' Ts on
the Upper Missouri, be pusehA ed in
that territory.
The question on Woman Suffrage 10
q special order for tomorroW. The
indioations are that they viii fall oy
small majority.
The weather is very cold and the
Missouri River closed here Lass night
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New AdVerfisemenfs.

MAKE MONRY, wANIED VA. ,C ~ y
county, q reliable Man or Woman 70 act
50 Local Agent for HENRY WARD
BE sUH ER'S Great Religious Weekly.
Eight numbers, with HARRrEr BRECHFR
SToWE's new Story, and q superb 85 Steel
Engraving GIVEN AWAY. Many now
making $40 to $50 per uRy in cash. sample
copies FREE. Address r B. FORD & co.
50 Park Row, New YORK
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ChaEgs % PelonLoa. Wreehlng.

HALIFAX, DeeembeF 2I. = The
American schooner Liazs T.. TaFr,
which was eoademned and sold at
Quebec for violation of the fishery
law and purchased by her ownea, ran
lahore on her way homo TO 9loueae.
ter. at Owls Head, east Of Halifax.
Her commander. Captain Alex. BFy-
anf, has been arrested here, chars ID
with wilIfully wreeklns the vessel TO
get the insurance, which h heavy.
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Chicago Narket.

By TeteGraphI CHICAGO. Dec. q.
ExCHAHGE-U uchRnged.
FAoUR-QuieL.
WHEAT-No. 2 Chicago spring 81 O85Ea
O5sS for cast and IN January. THIS Gfa
ternOon dull but unchanged.
CoRN-No demand active and prices
advanced S<1lc. closing at 4216e. for new.
OATs-NO. dull at size.
RYE-N 2. z quiet at 7Dc.
BARLEY-NO. uul and nominal.
HIGHWINEs quiet at S5c IN iron.
PRoyIsIoHS-klrmeT; mess pork closed
at sl5 50 for cash, aad sl5 with a margin
for future delivery; lard lI1k0IIHc for
cash end ll9lli$e Tor future delivery Fl;
dressed hogs fitm5r at 60 s. a., closing at
the outside figure live hogs opened steady
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RUSSIA.

Sf. PETERSBURG. December 2I.-
The GoRos explains that 10 discarding
that portion Of the treaty which neu-
tralizes the Black Sea, Russia only
cancelled the compact which all par.
ties regarded as obsolete.
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democratic Triumpb.

SELMA, Ala. Dec 2I.-The muni-
eipal election yesterday resulted in
the success of the Democratic ticket
By two hundred majority. The Re.
publican majority in the State elec.
ton is about ], 800.
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Glorious News rae People
Neg Era In the Sewing Machine
Werld.

THE ASTONISHING DIscoyRRX has juAt
baen made BY ali ths hisb-pTtced Sewing
Msebfne Companies that the BOM n
@HUsTEE mAGHMSk Is fast superceds
ine All others. IL makes the locksssitens
no Tunr lIg hter than any s8o M-calDe n
1f7e market. yet sells fF8m $40 20 30
ensaDtP. We guarantee IL q Flrst-staas
SoT any Family Machine that viii DO
fsrgeT range OF work. u eeE9 from har-
1ess Leather 70 Muslin Without any aitsrs-
An energetic Agent wanted ia every
..oT5nty. Fuil partii O ars ana high'g a..
T''sStft1 75nasgshlsG mailed FREE. Address
X nv WIser.ss q VAN ID -EN, lg7 West JEFF.
tsrson stree, Louisville Ky dee2i-3n- cod
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A CARD,

A CleFgym an. Wnile Resldtng 10 Eo1ta
saTe and simple remedy tor the Cure OF
Nervous W eaEness, E.asAI S 0SS1ys Dss7sssS s
OF the Urinary ava sSeAinaA OEs8ass a11 AZ
the whole tram q olsof9ets Y. ~ 1s3 ~
1ftsFa have been cured by this noble
TaraedV. Prompted by a desire to benefit
F6e sfff ficted and unfortunate, will send
Ghs recipe Tor preparing anu usl1s LIE LIE
medicine, In Q scared ~ Y elop ~, ~ @ny : ~ @ ous
who needs IL. BREk oE El4AkeE. Ae1TsttsS1Ss
TOsEPH T. INAAEs station d. Bible
Houae. New Gork Cttys
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General HcheBek Nominated MinlRa
ter 60 EHgland.

WAsHLHGToE, December 2l.-The
President this afternoon nominated
20 the Senate General Schenck TO be
Minister to England,
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k5g0, u Go, S2,Ug9 AND $500,
Distributed Monthly by lot 10 Policy
Holders IN the Monthly Dividend Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
- A8 secures policy OF Insurance on the
Mutual Benefit Plan, and entities the
Hclaer to pa rtacipal IN the monthly dis
Er1butf0n. len, women and children Sc.
cure policies, and thousands have been
made rich In life and their families com.
Portable at dealh. Every policy Is mum.
bered. and the fortunate holders notified
monthly, and one of the above amounls
forwarded to their address, Send g2 10,
name and fall age, Postoff1ce address anc
nearest Express once. Address all oP-
ders to ALEXANDER J. CALHOUN,
Gen. Agent, HOnesdale. Wayne Co.. Pa.
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The new and elegant steamer
ARKANSAS BELLE

q. J. 0RABIEER, Master;
NJ PENNTEdroY, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 4 p n. -
VIII leave Cairo every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 6P.M.
The above new magnificent aide~Wheel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, will run
regularly during the season. carrying the
u Is. Mail and Adams Express ms king
close and positive connections at Cairo
with the M. q st. L. Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, V1cksburg, and ali
way points, and with the ST. Louis q New
Orleans Packet 20. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng to st. Louis, Memphis, Yicksburg
and New OFleang. Also through tiekets
and bills fading given to all points upon
the Paducah Calf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile a Qh1o, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum beraand and Tennessee
Rlverss Close connections maize at Ev-
ansville with the Z. q 9. Railroad for ell
points North and East, and with the Morn.
Ing Star and TaTascon for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. special Inducements Of
4ered To Stock shippers
This company being the q. 3. Mall con-
tractors, and running The only loWspress-
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded by careful. experienced
ana responBible officers, can salty guar
antee greater punctuaI1ty and safety than
offered by any other line. General ONCE,
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
PLY. ID. VIETS, Agent,
nov12 Once with baird q start.
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MEMPHIS, December 21.-The cot.
ton ginnery Of n. w. Sheers, corner
of Mulberry Street, was burned this
evening. Loss. $4,000.
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HOWE's SCALES.

HO W n = SOA LES5s
ken FIRST PREMlU rs Ct all lGe
1870 here exhibited in the United states.
A!so AWARDED nsst - ~ .sa,-sS - = cee@@
ss,-.gTs -5apffes who hGye bought and used
fhsns. and saEnpie Ecales, can be seen as
our WaIenOsHsss 80 1bA " " 80, 80 ~ 4 ~
BJresiAs FOR saAe ~ BhS.AA @sSs~
decZi A~ ASe1
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ithout affecting the position of Lu
nbourg as an independent State.
FEDERAL TREATIES APaRovED.

BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-The Diet OF
Hesse Darmstadt has approved the
federal treaties, aud voted for her war
credit 1862, 900 forms.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Prizes cSshed and Information furnished
by q GEO. UPHAh, Providence, e. /.
A0S a WEEK SALARSl- Yourg
DSO men wanted as ICcal and travel
H. ssIeenen. Address with stamp r. Fl.
R4LKER, % Park Row, N. Y.
$50 A DAY, sure. LATTA 4 co. Plttso
FrrTr q
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Cur Lands Defv CCmDstition

&|- GSnd for Tuii descriptive Circulars
aud Sectional Maps, enclosing 50 eta, and
stating " list pafer you saw THIS In 10
EDWARD WILDER,
land f-nrTaTsaeHsannRF Hannibal No
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KuroDesh Markets..
By Telegraph LONDON. Dec. q.
Consols 9IJ5; American securities and
stocks quIet. Illinois ITO. AS the approach
OF the holidays brings business TO q stand
stiIl, the tone Of the stock market Is gem
orally confident
LlvERPooL, December 2I.-Pork l02s Cd.
Cheese 73s.
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NORTH MISSOURI LANDS
FOR SALE
BY THz
Hannibal and ST. Joseph
IL. r. Company.

About 1900 acres of the hnest FARM
ING and GRAZING LAND IN the UNI
TED STATES, for sale a. low prices aud
on very easy terms. thus enabnng an In
duEtTiOus man with small capital to pay
for MS land with m 'ney ca med from II.
Missouri Is not too far " est to be at great
distance from markets; It's Railroad faciIi-
ties are sreat aud const 4ntIy increasing:
the climate fS sFiendld, ana aood crops are
almost q certainty: Rhala the numerous
thriving towns and cities sprinRing up on
every hand ATTEST beyond DOUBT That the
blight OF slavery has teen sfIecGuafIy dts
sipat- d. and hat astisrn men and East
arn espifat gre doing tl1eIr perfect EFcrk
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A0snf'S! Read ThISI

VIZ 5F. dF sa5 RAF Pa AGEEEs MEEK a ans s44 4.
ueuses, or allow a large com N tssion, to
ssIl Our new and wonderful Inventions
Address M. RAGSEB & Co. MaFshaBy ,
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LIVERY 4 SALE STABLE,
Fifth street, bet. Locust . Walnut.
TInOs. BuIIen, Prep'F.

a ss,sS,ls q S- "a sand. SI cisternS Siisd win
-&&s steL.ss@ ~ sxs-ert notice.
fFeeh WH1es ~ ". es@es livery Htahla berpF
cwdGrB lslb ~ ~ ~ asrf
E3pa ply abtSgts|~
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STEAMBOATS,.
RvansYiIle, Cairo 3 MemDhls


q UIC x y TEP !!
II. T. DEXTER, Master:
W. a. PEEEIEJGToN, . rsas..
EUGENE RUDD, oASAAH'
VIII leave Evansville every MONDAY
and THU RsDAY sat 4 Pm.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY, and FRI.
DAY ats P.Ms HH &
The new and elegant RfeamRr
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MASONIC HOOKS.
a FOrLune in lie and al Death.

Agents wanted, Send for Circular Ad-
dress d A. ON1C PUB. CO., a32 Broorne
street, New York.
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RmDlOyment for All,

$50 sAsAs7 gs55 STs ~ :sa 3!
0uF new and useful olscoEeries. Address
b. SWEET q CO. Marshall Mich.
RYEgF MEDks'AL PAMPHLET -
In Seminal, Physical and Nervous De-
SfiTtv. ia effects and cure. Price 8 cents.
Srdr+ss sECRECAR Museum OF Anat-
DEuy. SIS Broadway, New oEks
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CherrY Peef0Pal TrOches

Are su perior &c all others for Coughs. Oolds,
Asthma Il -onehiRl and Lung difficulties
that nauseatIng horrible Cuoeb taste, are
very soothing an act ike charm; Mins
fstsrs. singers and public Speakers wlu
fnd they are especially adapted to the
voice. sold by DrugRists. Also
RUSHT0Es5 IF. Wy COD LIVER OIL.
for Consumption and Scr0fula; use no
ofner.
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Bg using up an old Axe. Send 81 SO 10
LIPPINCO-+T & BAKEWELL, PIttsburg,
Pa, aud they Will send 81 tip top Axe, Ex-
pressage paid Hair day lost IN grind
ing viii thus be saved.
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PERKINS q HOUSES PATENT.
NONuEXPAOSIVE

- u - N uEAFLNBSL y Z
Metallic Kerosene Lamp.
Ii A3 %OLUFE SAFE from explosion
or breaking; BURNS ANY COAL OIL,
good or bads gives more light no od0r,
and uses l. ESS OIL.
sit is perfectly non explosive. The liRkt
"a bsttef than in produced by any other
lamp."-W. 8. Clark, Fresfdesse MassEchs6-
sets 4 A9ricttItHrds C1Etegs.
1T Is perfectly nO0-ex pioslve, gives q
better ltgnt, aud is more econoutcal than
any other lamp In use."=W " Wells, late
Sup. P1o. SchoO.s, Chicago.
Ane appail NJ de&i ms and dres from glass
lamps exploding and brs asing create
great demand for this lamp. IL PAYS TO
sell ft. Sold by Canvassers. Agenfs want
ed everywhere. -snu or circular aud
terms to M0NTG 3AERY e co Cieve~
lAnd, Ohio. ~ BaTcl4y 81. New YORK.
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New York Metal Market.

By TelegFaphI NEw York, Dsc. p.
Manufactured copper steady; dngot
Lake 6z2 25M22 so: Tennessee G2I TO- Scotch
pig iron S4g39c; United states 3995ic. Bar
dali aud heavy at 75c. Russia sheet more
active &C l01<9tlc In gold. Nails quiet and
unchanged,
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AO444IY q = III n 3A luz 10
Contains a Christmas Story, BpIsndtd
Pays, Magic sports, &C.; IS pages uIuss
tTatsds SENT FREE on receipt of one
stamp for postage. Address ADAMS q
CO., Publishers, Boston.
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rsoe lid j g. MCCORMACK. Demo.rat
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Cattle i'm the Highways.

The Country Gentleman gives most
encouraging account Of the operation
Of the law prohibiting stock from
running az large in the State of New
York. Wherever tried, it is liked
better the longer it is tried. Neigh
borhoods that first protested against
it, are all falling into line and adopt
ing it cheerfully. Very properly, the
New York law is general and re-
quires no absurd vote OF counties to
accept or refuse the benefits of its OPP
erati0ns. It is to be hoped that every
State will soon have such a law
Hdlckeye.
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The Republican Party.

1t abolished Slavery; it established
Universal Suffrage; it gave Liberty
to all sections; it protected the Civil
Rights of all men; it defeated Repu-
diation; ii gave Republican Govern
,nent tot're South; itbuilt the Pacific
Railroad; it passed the Homestead
Law; it opened new Roads into the
uninhabitcd public domain; itsecnred
Pensions and Homesteads to the
Union Soldiers; it has reduced the
National Debt Sl45,00o,000 in l6
months, thus certainly securing the
extinction OF the whole Debt in less
sfhan ID years; Ii has reduced Taxa
zion sso,000,00o in one bill; it has
lassed a Revenue Tariff with full
pncidentai protection to American
spabor; 1T has reduced the prospective
Elnterest on the National Debt. FIR.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06
Judge Cole.

Special to tho Gate ci.y.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, oct. 1.-The in
cestigation by the Republican State
Committee of the charges which
have been in circulation against
Judge Cole, has just been concluded.
Its result is most complete and tri-
umphant vindication Of Judge Cole.
fhe members Of the Committee
present, unanimously agree upon
The following conclusions:
lst. That in this investigation we
had no evidence before US which, in
our Judgment, should in any way
impair the confidence of the people
in Hon. c. c. Cole, as a man and
jurist.
ID In view of the facts upon
which we base the above conclusion,
we commend Judge Cole to the
hearty support of the Republican
electors Of the State, believing him
to be eminently deserving Of the
high compliment implied in his
nomination by acclamation by one
Of the largest conventions that ever
assembled in Iowa. =
CHARLES ALDRIcH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-10-06

4 Clerk of the United States Treas.

4 Clerk of the United States Treas
ury, named G.. c. Edwards, of Bing-
hampton, y. y, confessed that he
had embezzled $4,000 of the public
funds which passed through his
hands. General Spinner, upon hear
ing Of the defalcation, without mo-
ment's hesitation, sold some of his
own bonds and replaced the amount
sto,enyhe holding himself individu-
ally responsible for any defalcation
in his department. This is the first
case OF fraud in the Treasurer's office
under Spinner's administration.-E