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Negroes Getting to be Trouble
some.

A correspondent writing to the New
Orleans Picayune from Brooksyille, Miss.
says:
Negroes are proving SO troublesome
with US that our planters are bringing
out Danes and other white labor. They
are now in Illinois for them, and have
orders from nearly every planters The
hands (negroes) all left their work to-
day-the best plow day of the season
to lynch white man and burn. BroolAr
vile. They, however, found the whites
collected to the number Of two or'three
hundred, and, instead of burning the
town, the colored leader of the league
got himself well shaken by the collar
This league I regard as pfosidentials
concern, sent to show up the negro, and
make us procure white labor"
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ay-Hayana lcorrespondence announ

EEHavana correspondence annorn-
ces the fact of a princess having been
born to the beautiful Amelia Bourbon,
nee Hamell, who ran away from Europe;
with Prince Puan Louis de Bourbon, Of
Naples, and was joined in holy wedleck
with him by Justice Dodge, at Jefferson
Market Police Court, in New York, on
the 2Utnsef March last. The interesshg
infant is to be cslle1 ailef its seyefat-
grandmothers. Aristocratic circles in
Havana have been agreeably agitated by
a circumstance so unusual as the birth
of Cuban Princess.
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Georgia.

ATLANTA, February 15-In the Legis-
lature to-day Major Whitley, now Solic
itor General for the inferior Court, was
chosen United States Senator for the
term ending 1871. Colonel II p. Far
row, now Attorney General was chosen
for the term ending 1873, and Foster
Blodgctt for the term commencing in
1871. The Democrats generally abstain
ed from voting, preferring to rely on the
admission of Hill and Miller. The Re.
publican candidates received majority
on joint ballot of all members elected: -
The result will be announced in JOINT
convention TO omorrow.
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Noble County News.
[From the Republican, 10th inst

We learn that N. W. Taylor, Esq. our
county Auditor, contemplates removing
to Kansas in the Spring.
The Sabbath Schools of Caldwell are
increasing in attendance and interest
We learn that A. R. Seaman of Shar-
ON has suspended business, and made an
assignment for the benefit of his credit
ors.
1t is expected that large number of
cheap building lots will be offered for
sale, in Caldwell, this spring. That is
what we need.
The March term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas will be held by Judge Wood,
instead of Judge Granger who has been
expected.
REv1vALs.-Rev. r. S. Strahl informs
us that 1lO persons have united with the
NJ. Z. Church on this (Sharou) Circuit
since the 4th of December last, and that
the good work still goes on.
Inasmuch as things are being pushed
on the last half of the earthwork of the
Duck Creek Railroad, we are fully justi-
fed in our most sanguine predictions of
its early completion.
We are glad to note that our friend
Jas. X. Barnes of Summerfield, late of
our Post office, has secured very good
situation in business house in Pittsburg,
tor which place he left on Monday last.
ELEcrloN-Thef following officers were
chosen at the meeting, of the stockhol-
ders, of the SarahsvilIe Agricultural So
ciety, held last month. President, Jas.
Williams; Treasurer, William Stewart; !;
Secretary, Jonas Danford.
BUILDING w. Upton, ESQ.,,
has commenced new store-house, on
the corner lot Immediately west of the
residence of Rev. VIM P. Evans. He
proposes to erect good two story build
ING, and to have the lower story ready
for occupancy bv the first of April. That
is the way to do it.
SEVERE AccIDENT.-On Sunday last, a
little girl, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gid,
den Of Sharon, met with quite a serious
accident. In playing about the fire, she
fell upon a hot smoothingiron, on the
hearth, burning her legs so fcarfully that
the flesh dropped from them. She re-
ceived prompt medical attention and is
recovering.
roRATED.-At the special meet
ing of the Commissioners on Friday last,
the petition for the incorporation OF
Caldwell was amended in regard to boun-
diaries, heard, and the prayer granted
| The proper order for incorporation was
made, and transcript filed with the Re-
cordcr. Our town is therefore an incor-
porated village for special purposes
This is progress
ASSAULT AND BATrERY-We are in
formed that Parker Curtis, Esq "a school
teacher of Buffalo township, was arrest
ed recently for whipping couple OF
young ladies,som fourteen years of age,
and taken before Jonathan Dllleyy Esq,
who recognized him to the next term of
Court We know nothing of the cir
cumstanceS. 81
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Es-We fully appreciate the compli-
ment implied in. having our editorials
appropriated, and made to figure as
leading editorials in our exchanges-cs-
pecially when the appropriating paper is
so deservedly distinguished as the Chill
icothe Adrertiser.
If not breach Of etiquette,we would
suggest that little more care be used,
to the end that the articles be not spoiled
in copying.
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EyThe Cincinnati Commercial lays
down the following principle of taxation,
which it declares is universally admit
ted to be sound and tenable::"
every tax should take out of the
pockets of the people -sas little as possi-
bic beyond its produceto the Treasury"
Now we will lay down prediction
which will be just as true as the CONNER
ciars principle:
Next fall the Commercial will advocate
with all its power the election of every
candidate, State and National, who is
known to be bitterly and inyeterately
hostile to its ':sound and teLable" prin-
f.f,1la
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sgTae Chicago Tribune says of the

EFTae Chicago Tribune says of the
rejection of HoAR for U. S. Supreme
Judge:
"The principal reason for this rejec.
ton is to be found in an under-current
of hostility which exists between the adj
ministration and the majority of the
Senate"
Only one year in Office. Just so. That
.'under-current" was exactly whas alled
ANDY JOHNSON and the Senate. 1t will
draw GRANT under yet; mark that.
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EgRhodc Island needs little recon.

EyR Rhode Island needs little recon
structionary Congressional attention. IL
is true she has adopted the fifteenth patch
upon the Constitution; but her House of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by n remnant
Of that internal spirit of caste" which
so troubles the ponderous Senator and
strabismic Representative from Massal
chusetts-has Just rejected a bill to per.
nit the intermarriage of whites and
black Surely the Rhode Islanders viii
not be permitted to stop so soon for
breath in the gel-lorious race for negro
equality. ~ 4
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EyBrzil is the greatest producer Q

EE Brazil is the greatest producer OF
coffee, furnishing the article known in
the market rs the Rio coffee, to the
amount of 100000, 600 pounds yearly,or
more than one half of what is supplied
by the whole world, viz 5000, ,000.-
Java gives 140, 100000; Ceylon, 100000
600; St. Domingo. 10000, 900; Cuba and
Porto Rico, 25,000,000; Venezuela, com
monty known as Caracas coffee, 25,000,-
600; Sumatra, 25.000,000; all Others in
cluding Mocha, 100000. The people
of the United States are the greatest
consumers, to the extent OF nearly one
third of the worlds production, and
nearly seven times as much as the inhah-
itants of Great Britain. The Germans
come next as coffee drinkers.
Ex-senator Wigfall is residing at Ida
ho, Colorado Territory.
A Chicago justice has fined Napoleon
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-22

ES-A bill has been introduced into
the Ohio Legislature to authorize Coun-
ty Treasurers to loan the money in their
custody, at from 4 to 6 per cent to be
secured by deposit of State or United
States bonds.
This bill is solely in the interest of the
bondholders. We tried several times to
write our opinion of the man who would
vote for such a bill, but we couldn't keep
out the "cuss words" and gave it up.
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A Wife Meets EScr Rival and Es-
C0ftskEer Home,

About dusk on Thursday evening a
woman was observed pacing up and down
the waiting-room in the St. Louis depot
She seemed to he excited, and very anx-
ious for the train to arrive, as at every
sound she went to the window and look
ed out When the train came in she got
behind door, aud closely scrutinized
the passengers as they passed along
Nearly the last one who went through
the door leading to the street was a very
pretty young woman, about seventeen
years of age. The woman rushed up to
this lady and took her by the ear, calling
her ''huzzy," and saying ~ have been
waiting for you for some time" She
led her victim along Canal to Madison
street, still holding on to her ear, Sew
eral gentlemen, witnesses to this extra
ordinary proceeding, imagining that the
woman was procuress, or intended to
harm the young lady, pursued the pail
and stopped them.
They demanded to know what the
young lady had done that she should be
treated in that manner, and the woman
told them She said she was married
and lived in Chicago The girl resided
in Bloomington, and had been flirting
with her husband, and had been CORES
ponding with him. The other day let
ter came to her house. addressed to her
husband, and as her lord was away, she
oponad II Tt moe from th;c c;rl oud
she SAID she would arrive in Chicago by
that train, and requested him to meet
her at the depot. She had met her, and
intended to confront her husband and
shame him. The story was told in such
a manner as to place its truth beyond
question, SO the couple were permitted
to depart, the woman still retaining her
hold on the ear of the one who had de.
stroyed her happiness, and monopolized
the affections of her husband Chicago
Tiabane.
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The EpidermiS of Loyalty Slight.
iy niscOElpOsed.

The order of Delano, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, to his Assessors to re-
examine the income returns Of 1868 and
notify those who made them to explSin
them in all cases where the Assessors
may think proper, is arousing some in
dignation III loyal quarters that we die
not suppose had sensibility enough left
to feel official oppression. The New
York independent thus characterizes the
order, as also the tax itself:
"We pronounce it gross insult under
official forms. 1t is worse than bad
manners. 1t puts the patience Of the
people to trial well adapted to make
the income tax thoroughly infamous
Mr.. Schenck's joint resolution for con-
tinuing the tax one year longer at the
rate of FIVE per cent, and these inquis-
torial proceedings in respect to past and
settled returns, ought to arouse public
indignation. 1t is time that Congress
awoke to the fact that the people are
disgusted with this tax on incomes-this
war tax in time Of peace The sooner
the law is repealed, the sooner sensible
thing will be done.a
Yes, but the slealings and extrava-
gance would have to be diminished with
the abolition Of the tax, and the pros
pect Of that would operate on Congress.
men as would the attempt TO conciliate a
dog by rubbing his hair against the
grain. The indignation Of the people
used to be Of some account, but mon
grelism has drawn all the fire out of it,
and it is no longer regarded, at Wash
ington, as worth attcntioM.-Cn Eng.
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Rothschild says: Ut requires
great deal of boldncss, and great deal
of caution to make a great fortune; and,
when you have got it, it requires ten
times as much wit to keep it. That is
the rub, TO keep it. Not moro than
three out of a hundred do it The nine-
ty seven die without making the fortune,
or if made, without having epl 4 & : y.
4 .Red Headed Mans B.l1lH Il 10
shertly como OF at Brid2r}k1 Eo4s-
necticut. sI::ss'.s
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ETA Negro named WRIGHT has been
appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court
of South Carolina.
That's Radical reconstruction. Beau
tiful, amt it9
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EFCongres sman DAWES says that
GRANTS ECONOMY is costing the coun-
try forty millions a year more than ANDY
JonNsoNs "cxtravagance;" and what is
much worse is that he proves it by facts
and figures. Thcrcupon JOHN W. For
SEY reads DAWES out Of the Radical
party.
What kind of party is it anyhow, to
have such creature as JoHN FoRSEY for
its recording angel, koepiRg its book Of
i;fae
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-22
Bill .af AbOminatEOns.

ScnENcK introduced his tariff bill in
Congress the other day. DoNN PIArr,
correspondent of the Commercial, pune
lures it in this style
"Whae a .few sopS are Mrowa to som e
Weste'n interests, the great mass Of the
peoplc are bound get .frmer to the traces
that pnN the bioated monopolist The
wrath that followed Wells exposure is
being felt here, however,and / can count
fifteen and perhaps sixteen Western
members who are prepared to riddle the
miserable swindle. Whento this feeling
you add the interest here of rings and
lobbics, organized to push each q private
interest, you may appreciate the stormy
time yet to come. The hotels are crow
ded with agents calling themselves dele
gates, representing these various pur-
suits, and each lobby or delegation has
been heard at length by the committee
One day last week they were excluded
by the committee that wished to have a
few hours for deliberation, and the cor
ridors and. lobbies outside presented a
curious spectacle. | believe every pos
sible interest, from bung holes up to pig
iron, was represented except the agricul-
tural. And they were the most noisy,
hungry, eager set of hounds on two legs
that it was ever my misfortune to look
upon"
Hounds that they are, they control
the Committees in the present Radical
Congress without very much trouble.
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fEThe Radicals have forgotten that
famous "Let US have peace" of GRANTS, S,
so often quoted duling the campaign Of
1868.
They need 'peace' now, but there is
no peace for them. They have com
menced to climb down.
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gOur congressman, Mr.. MOORE,
votes steadily with the 5ondholders and
tariff monopolists.
We give Mr.. MOORE the credit of hav-
ing sense enough to know that in doing
this he is voting squarely against the in
terests of nine-tenths Of his constitu-
ents.
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EEDoNN PrArr, Washington CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
thinks that if the Democrats and Repub
licans join issue on the tariff question
the Democrats .'nced not trouble them
selves much about candidate for the
presidency, for they can elect any one"
1t is evident from this that DoNH
thinks the people Of the West are COM
ing fairly to their senses.
E<The election on the first Monday
in April is an important one. Demo-
Gratis should nominate,fall tickets in each
,tawnship, anda]oet {hcin.
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Ti,e ARMY.

A great number Of perions think the
Government ought 10 continue in Office
forever, every officer educated at the
peoples expense at West poiat-
The i,lea is erroneous At .llis time
the country does not require the services
t.f more than onc-llalf Of the officers in
the regular service. They are all draw
ing pay from the taxed people, and it is
proposed to continue this thing simply
because they performed good service
during the war, or have Just graduated
Mt West Point.
With equal prerricty, the powers
might continue the pay of volunteer Of
GERS who performed good service, but
they are not "pcts,n therefore must give
way to make room for the friends Of
GeneraIs, Senators and other officials.
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ES-GRANr has appointed his father,
JESSE r. GRANT, Postmaster at Coying-
ton, Kentucky, for another term.
He is determined to furnish the neces-
sary PAP to his family notwithstanding
the opposition of the politicians.
s'Let us have peace"
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1T REvELs, the Negro Senator from
Mississippi, will not be permitted to take
his seat in the Senate, it is said.
The Radicals are heavy on the Niger,
but that is l-e-e-t,l-e too much for some
of them.
Swallow it, gentlemen; it's a pill of
your own make
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lgT The ". Y. Herald, a great GRANT
,aper, says Of the present state of af-
fairs::
auuder the present condition aid ten
denotes OF things the administrator Is
ir;ifing with Congress to decentralization
failure Gna defeat
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term of Court to which he applies.
When the term commences he must
90 to Cincinnati in person and take with
him one or moro witnesses whose ex-
penses and wages must be paid by the
applicant.
lie must then pay the boarding ol
himself and witnesses until such time as
a Radical Judge may be at leisure to
hear his case. Whether this will be in Q
week or month the applicant can have
no way of knowing; as there will prob.
ably be hundreds of other applications
to hear, mostly, of course, from persons
living IN the vicinity of the Court.
He may be heard at that term, or he
may be put off to another and another,
ut the same expense every time, until be
abandons the effort iii despair.
But if he finally get a hearing .'any
citizen may produce opposing evidence =
and is it too mncll to suppose that 4 par,
ty which would thus obstruct Daturaliza-
ton would also see to it that '-eitizens'
were kept on hand to produce opposing
evidence This being done the appli-
cant is forced TO go into a regular trial
with cost hills and attorney fees to fur
tler depletc hls pocket.
And then what?
Why the Court may either hear tie
case or not hear it: may grant the GER
tifjcatc or not grant it: aud the applicant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-13
MARRIED.

-MAGUIRE.-April 12 1870, at Newport,
Delaware, by Rev. Richard Humphriss, Mr.. T. S.
CALHooN, of Allegheny city, Pa, to Mrs. c. ANNIE
MAGUIRE, OF Newport, Del.
oAKFoRD-DAvIs-On the 18th instant, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, No. 703NN. Sixteenth
street. by the Rev. Theo. Stevens, Mr. GEORGE W.
OAKToRD to Miss EMMA A. DAVIS, all OF this city.
No cards.
WAGNER -TuDEN. BY Rev. Mr.. Kunkelman
Mr.. HENRY f. WAGNER to Miss CoRALIE TILDEN,
both OF this city.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amunomonta.

AT THE CHEsNUT the buresque of The Field
of the Cloth of Gold has made great hit, and
is attracting crowded houses. 1t will be re-
peated this evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. I. j. Hemphill, the busi-
ness manager, will have his annual benefit this
evening. The performance will commence with
the comedy of London Assurance, after which
Mr.. Chapman will sing his character song of the
''Teetotal Society,"" which will be followed by the
Serious Family. This is frst-rate bill, and
with the claims of the beneficiary upon the
public it ought to attract crowded house. Mr..
Hemphill, since the Walnut has been under his
care, has displayed great tact in furnishing our
his services ought to receive suitable recogni-
tion on such an occasion as this.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Simon Hassler, the
popular leader of the orchestra, will have
benefit, when an unusual variety of attractions
will be offered.
Mr. Lewis Morrison's benefit is announced for
Saturday.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
will commence an engagement
AT THE ARCH the drama of Fr0u-FTOu will
be repeated this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
the band of minstrels will give popular enter
tainment of mirth and melody this evening.
AT DUPREz q BENEDIoT's OPERA HOUSE the
funny burlesque of Othelto and other attractions,
will be performed this evening.
THE PANORAMA OF "THE PILGRIM" will be
exhibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of Alpine Lodge, No. TT, 1. o. of o. F.
This panorama is very much superior to the
ordinary run of such works. and among the
artists whose pencils have aided in its produc-
ton are such men as Leutze, Nehlig, Hart,
Sommer, and Others of equal celebrity.
SIGNoR BLITz, JR., will give magical eXhi-
bition at the Assembly Building this evening.
This is the last week of the Signor.
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