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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
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II REMEDY For SNTT ~ WHEAT.
Ata late meeting Of the New Yorl.
Farmers GLIB. Mr.. n wbold said
that rs far back rs forty o fifty years
ago smut p evaiIci % great extent
throughout Burlington county. New
Jersey, and his father adoptud the
piaH 81 soaking selected seed Wheat
III brine, aud then busting IL with dir
Stacked lime. This Proved then. and
has proved ever q zee, perfect pres
ventative, without d solitary excep-
ton.
KEErINc PARsEa.s IN WINTER. -
The best plan fof keeping the pars-
nip ~ 10 gut;,r,' them late it the fall
and to top them very close; bury
them IN the ground like potatoes, but
not so deep earIyjn the spring take
them, upsAnd If any has commenced
growing. top them again, and put
them in situation where they will
neither grow or wither to much, and
they will keep good until other veg
citation is fit Tor the table-at least
this is our plan, which we have learn.
cd by experience.
Portable racks should be used around
stacks and their location change every
lew days the racks should be sd con-
structed that the stock can get at their
feed handily and at the same time
made so that the hay cannot be pulled
out and tramplod under foot.
FEED Hay CAREFULLY There
are hundreds Of tons Of hay lost every
winter among the farmers by careless
feeding. We have been assonished
sometimes when witnessing.the amanut
wastcl around baIn-yards and stacks.
This waste is entirely unnecessary.
and lift was made the rule of every
farmer never To feed Kind 8. z , .;-
IN the ground, thousands Of dollars
might be saved annually, There are
times, 70 be sure, when the ground Is
frozen Dry and c'ean, but if racks are
not provided. full onc-half OF the time
the hay will be dealt out either in wet.
snow or mud, and a good portion oft
lost.
Now is the time for planting your win
ter hay. The pink eyed Southdown is
probably the best variety. as it don't
need polling, and begins to early.
10 tbesc times of high prices, It
we'll to remember that children can b,
suppl d with shoes for less than balftbe
usual annual cost, by wearing Metal.
FiFpcl Shoes. 10 say nothing Of stock
ings destroyed and health endangered h,
wet ( q, arising from Tue childike habit
Of we,ripc out their shses at tue toes
first. Bosi9s, Journal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23


Cure Of Spcrmatorshna, ar Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Nial Debility,
aud lm,,cdimcnts a. Marriage generally
Nervousness. consumption, Epiieaay and
Fits Mental and Thy steal incapacity, result
ing from SELF Abuse. Ae.-Ry ROBERT J.
CuLNEaN ELL, NJ. D., Author OF the ''Grccn
Book, p Sc.
The worla-rcnowncd author, IN THU adnli-
rahlc Lecture clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Self Abuse may bu efeclually removed
without medicines, and without dangerous
surgical operations, hongics, Instruments
rinxS, or cordials, pointing ont mode o(
cure a. once certain aud ehectnal by which
every suiicrc., no mntier what his condition
may be, may cure himself chearly, privately
and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL
PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, TO any address, In plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt OF six cculs,
er two postage stamps. Alro, nr, Culver
Wells Marriage iuide, price 23 cenis.---
Address the fnnllshcrs,
CpIAS. \. q. kIlNE q 40.
fs1 Kowcry, NY.
Iost Once Box ,5e6
l'cp l5-l y-chd dee. lf.
1fNfhfh kses 0ld ':g,.'r.s,, ssli.:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

/ have for Sale twelve dewellink
houses ia the town Of Bristol, at psir o,
rstsging from 500 10 $lO,00p, on 'i""'
one 10 five years time. eso A.
Also 200 vacant lots et fro'' =" ~
500. on time. Int
Many of these DWELLING are elesn''ss
ami all Of them are conhorlep'o ""''
conNepient,
u u nIlRSON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

L HAVE just rcce.y..i a L,fge $ uck Of
COOK, OPTIC Naaa PAKLOR STOVES
~ vsrinus patrr and Stylra, which s,n
nH ,ri,r my cn.tomefs Al the ln~rst B,fi.
more prirs. The attention OF families Il
callrd To- The
Excelsior Cook Stove
which las given such nnhuun ed Aatisfas
tinn whcr yer used.
Stoves delivered and rul M without ex
IRA ehirg'.
have ON hand aid N Ike tn ord every
variety o: tia aud slseetir,n ware. Call and
Examine for ,onrse'yee.
Pay Down 6ystem Adopted.
will sell In future for pay down culy, as
can supply my customers OF lowiu late
PAY UI' hi1T'TS nee.
All these Ia.iehted 20 me arc urgently
s-d earnestly requested to cs,ras forward
and settle and thereby ssvs themselves
sr"uhi~. Thsnking NV many friends for
their patron 81. 10 the pat, hopc TO merit
~o>fiuuancc " The same.
Nsv.hu W Mn KELLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
AZ EXITS WANTED FOR
SHEAvES

FROM THE FIELDS oF Literature. Contain
IN SELECTIONS fiuni 0Nk iltNnRl y OF the m,st
pol,iiar iutnlcA> aid fsilfiGS authors, ~.
Guiding Adams, bancroft, Bacon. nccchcr,
ihnlwer, Chaplin. q. H. r=shle, cooper
De Ouin<f, Lycrci,, Emerson, Nenmanllyll,
J q. Holland, lryins, ieayiclow, Parker
rhillips, punshon, Eobert~on, Ruskin Nhale-
~, Webster, anil others cp,ally ,clelfnte'
Tor THUR skill IA the use Of beautiful lal
snaee and for their strong cnloircnr NJ Of ~ :
hle ilcas. Fix hun lrri pccs, CO ant chlo-
,no tloutiri,crc In tea yol'ns. and mary
choice engraving, q enc half the Price
charged Tor amy othcs brook OF its qunlitt.
Accntr scll twice " many Of Ibis book as -
any othc, ia the marKc', ladies meet with
Tie hest 81 Success.
elcs=sincn, Teachers, and c,vfpolic young
sncu anil ladies Aanlcd IA every township To-
NJ Agents, on very liberal teims, Send
name and address for Circulnr 10 KElGLfR
4 MtCrRDl, philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati
Ohio; Chicago, lll.; 81. leair, Mo. or
Springfield, Mass. Nov "a dm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

+ CAKE. FRUIT, AND BERRY
~ Baskets, triple plated on hest
CALDwELL'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

n ESEflT AND TABLE FORKS.
~ triple plated on best Nickel silver
at CALDWltI4L'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

\ oH N0nK oi sn kinds neatly exesvs
~ the Nhws BOOK aud Job onec
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

THE ya,iiig lady who on hearing OF
rivals excellent match hid iles.lcad
in The sofa-cuslions has since then en-
tirely lost IL. But she Is entirely un-
connections of the fact, and her friends
don't notice IL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

The gentleman who commenced the
rcpast by eating his own words. follow
ed i mp by pariaking of humble pie,
swallowed an insulfinnicdiately after,
and got his desert ut the end.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

\ gentleman lay IN bed one morning
when friend stepping in said: p,
breakfast Is coming on" "Isei il
come" exclaimed p. with look
of defiance, II uln not afraid of IT,"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

Now is the time for planting your win
ter hay. The pink eyed Southdown is
probably the best variety. as it don't t
need polling, and begins to early.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

EvANGELISE.- "Ganpa, dear, doec
tell Jack iisss 70 nil that poor l,oobot-
DEP Grandpapo ldclighted). LA nd
why not, my darling2'' Er4ngefi,,e.
-" Observation-Disclosures want to Kill ii
myself"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

To CuRE DysPEPsIA.--Close all the
outer doors OF tour-story house,
open tile inncr doors, and then takc a
hng switch md CHASE cat up and
down stairs till she swcais.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

a GENTLENAS playing cards at Ba-
CEN Baden was much annoyed by an
inquisitlve stranger, who stood beside
him and pricd into his hand. At last he
took pinch Of snuff and administer
ed u 10 bis tormentor, Immediately
saying: 81 beg your pardon, but you
were SO near NE, FIR, that l nistoolS
your nose for my OWN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

/ ARGE LOT OF SILVER AND
IL Gold plated ware, ut
CALDWELL's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

A little boy hearing his father SAY.
''There is a time for all things,r asked
his mother; When is the proper time
for hooking sugar out OF the sugar
bowl?n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

THE Comauche Indians, after nu-
nerous Unsuccessful experiments, have
given up trying to scalp any OF the COLI
5I'iiT-siIi fT5''II5 on tiTr TronIlers It's mn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

THE man who married three sisters
i'm succession EXCUSES himself for do
ing so on the ground that llc got oil
with only one m0thcr-in-lnw.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

STEAM said DIR. Lartlner, is the
great annihilator---it anniliiiaics time
and space" "Ycsn said another, "and
mnltitudes Of passengers. too.u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

a little boy, upon whom his mother
was iililicting personal chast sement
said: give me two or three licks
more, mother; don't think eau be-
have well yct.O
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

boy, why did you take an arm,l
OF my shingles on ssundavY Why,
sir, mother wanted some kindling-
wood, and didn't want to split wood
on Sunday.u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

70 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
for sale ut DUNN'S.
ep. soft.
, 1870-11-21
lMpoxu.

4 careful and elaborate cAnytss OF the off,
cial statistics Of our impotts, for the yAar
1869. shows that 62k per cant, or 927S, 900, 900
Of the SA38 ,0t0, 600 Of imports consisted Of
articles which it is absolutely or practically
impossible to produces in tho United States.
or tea, coffee, eugar, and tropical fruits alone,
we imported ala, ,o0o, 900 worth, and tho other
s14s, ,oo0, COO were practically Just ~ essential
contemporary we'll remarks, IN commenting
on thess facts:
demonstrations protectlontsts, who have not tho
time or opportunity to Investigate facts for them
selves are. BY the onse Renerallties Of thelr pfe-
tended reachelp, led TO The belief shat our for
elgn commerce is a matter OF ch0ice, or that 1t
can he regulated or Influenced by law. or tn4s 1t
depends upon our ability to compete with other
gwen prce. Tns fse,s tast referred % Prov prove the
very reverse, They prove that rge-eghtu1, At
least, of our foreign Imports sse7 IN ne present
anlllty Of each ind!xtdual consumer to
ray fo1 hts snare- The same can b
non Of our Imports: but the proof requires 80
MANY 'echnteaIl.tes. and aa dtpendcnt 20 largely
uron 1ennsa qnsss,ons q quality and p11ce q
to limit ourselves to those articles concerniua
WHICH honest difference OF opinion Is scarcely
Of The products Of osner peoples, Ve
arc generally supposed to pay fol
enough to pay for them, even suppostn8 oul
creditors wanted the coln-whieh the,
frequently DO not The way we Pay 70
foreign countries To buy what We wAnt, Just Q.
foreign merchants come to oura to bug what the
| WINK We can no more send sncm anything the,
do not want than they can send u anything n
! do not want: and. As each individual that want
| To hus an article must produce 1ona other atttcl
every dollars worth Of foreign Rooda that v
! wauf, must produce \ dollara worth OF goods tha
| 8otue other nation wants. Our tmpoYfs coukst o
| OF the articles that " want; cur Eporks cunAi
Ut articles that other peoples WANT
, 1870-11-21

Tho following telegram announces tha con-
fuence OF the waters Of Lake Superior and
Portage Lake. through the hhip canal acroea
tho promon.oEy Of Kewee euaw, in other words,
that Eeweenav Point IL IN Island and tho
ship canal IN accomplished fact: .-....
HoCGuToN, Mich, Nov. II. 1s71
r. j. Asfy, Aresfdfnf af the FoFt1gs k0kx aHd
LAKE Superior ship Canal Company:
The Waier OF Lake Superior and PnfHage Lake
are united. Our canal Nill BE- rrady foE ne pss.
oreSinx nt navigation next sprtng.
]. ~ WOODWARD, General Superintendent.
kAbout midway between the caste1n and
western e1trenisies Of I44ke Supesaoz-the
sault Canal and Duloth-a long psomontorJ ox-
tends perhaps third Of the way Acroaa It, c2lled
t'the keweonaw." This prpmontoty causca ved-
sels long detonr to pass arouna 1t. II they
coast along the shore, it lengthens the voyage
12o miloa, and In rounding tha northern point
Of the ptomontory, storuas And adverse
| winds are apt to be encountered. It Is co1tid'
cred the most dangerous and difficult point oi
navigation Of that great internal aea.
Across the tsse OF this promoutoty lies I
bayou called Portage Lake, extending from
keveenaw Bay, on the east ade Of the prom
ontory, nearly acruss 10 the lake On the YES
eide Of the prnmontosJ. 10 complete tn
navigation only 1equtrea tho cutting OF cana
two OF three milos long through sand ridge
md that has now been done, ~ shown b. th
i Above despatch. The work has boen N az
pensiye ono, bat Its value 70 navigation II
exceeds the cost, Tho now route Will shotte
, 1870-11-21

INc EHdEuIHEHkfHH E6HFeNtsUMs
fHp1AxAP0L1s- Ind Sov. t9.-The Governors OF
Kentucky and Dsx1ta nave ALSO 4poO!nsed a fun
detegat1on to the approaching cImnieratt1nConveo-
ton. Delegates representing the BoH-tl OF Tfata
Of Boston. Chicago, St LnHsz, NIL H<aukee, t7uts-
willie, Nashville. St Pxul. indtaeapolls. aud Cu-
c1Dnatt and other laree cities, will he present A
number Of the leading puhlt: u'en Of the country
nave 6tgnfntd ihet- intention to ne here during
the deliberations OF the Cnnvsndon
which prunises TO oe narked IN Its p<7sonn<l =
one Of great ability ard fully coupeteu. 70 deai
with the Important 4ues.ir ns :harw1t1 be present
ed The Mason House viii be the heAdquarrers
nf def<H61&1,
, 1870-11-21
ILLINOIS.
Election Observation-Disclosures to fha
Immigration OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

E1eclion dkefNFnH-DraeEates to fha
Immigration OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Janeous.
ss+esat Uespsteh 70 The Chseaxe Tnaanr.
SfRlNGfIkIp, Nov. 19.-t.lipiou. jasper, Marion,
MakOs, Eru Pie ehuLr,ta. cave fa htsard a.
k:fct, If the lAle e1ectn1 t.etaaT TH's i-4vr* sx
ste@ yrt r. hca. IL a. The o1r.A. meirltp Ut
McSesiy. Congressman froE1 the Stpih District,
ts 1,s9s: Marehh1le ustaf1ty 10 thu Eleventh. Dis
tyict Is 4,3s'. sfttbert y. R,shap's mst,rtsy fht
STATE Senstor, from the Eighth District. Is a.a7H
The following Datu. gentlemen hnve beSn sp-
Painted hy Governcr Pal'teg ~ delegates 10 tha
Immigration Convention, u, be held Il Ipi!IAns po-
lis onsthe SD lIEt: General AEcn G. Fuller. Of
Boone t*ounty: Mss :. Jnhu / H-ocrck
md Henry Grtenebaun+ CnoF County, md Hon.
Ter WHa 10 the city to-!as. lie @1l! 1fars. f.E In
aiszapolts, M0u.'aT. Il. COMPANY with GlvesuoF
Palmer, Who goes to Clcves1cd to attend tkr re-
uritn Of the arn5 nS Iha f.1rEperIaul. tu be held
tn that ci:S on she e1:t Inst
TIE Farmers and Mechau:rs Bank, OF Gales
burg, died The acceptance nj charter 1n-tays
and the thtcHGo Esfntna Nail Company, with \
capital stock OF $3a.GN0, dtetl Certificate nf ID
corporation, under shr aencra. laws Of The Stase-
The c,S Of s' psssn' n,s IN snas 1s ~ s'a'f:
another, ard will ba ia direct communication
With GhicaRn, by the s'hicafo, rekln i i suth-
western Easlroad. md By the 1st OF JANUARY 4
daily neu7papes will be Issued. 1Rtied The DAILY
viii hc It, " Sellers. u. y Hates. snd ". r
Mount. a corps Of ea!toria1 f.ateruitF th4. have
heretofore has fhe fepn alton Of publishing Que
Of the best wsekl3ef In the State. 6acceas HtIend
| the Peitn Dsny Republican,
, 1870-11-21
The November bIexcQr.
310<CWKS
Professor Newton, Of Tale College, writes to
kn. ". III

Professor Newton, Of Tale College, writes to
tho New York Post IA follows:
''0u the morning Of the 14th, ktI observers
counted 1s3 in four houts and forty nluufeA
About oue-half Of them we're true memhera ot tne
November group. Two yeata x9o there were
About 1000 tecn on one mosntog bJ q somewhat
lafTer parry.
AIasl year the number VIA much smaller 1t
places where the clouds allowed anything to he
seen, but WAS much la1Bet thsu We saw sol1 Year.
'' 1t seems that either tse earth bad not reached
the marvin OF the great meteor stream BY SUD-
Etfe taEt Monday morning, OF elae that the stream
Itself. which ior teselal ysass has bern crossing
drcd ston*aud miles an honF, has all passed By,
to rtfuIn st ont the year 1907"
/ This belt ct meteorie matter. which il shout
l,ooo ,o0o, 90 miiea long, and Ut least 6o,o00
miles In thickness, spreading over about one.
fourth part Of its entise orbit, has probabl,
passed the ea1th's orbit; bus it il also proba
bte that smaller number Of particlee art
spread out over much larger extent In tn
meteoric orbit. and that We thali, therefore
be ttil sisited By November meteozs, thougl
not - profurely rs for tivo years past,
, 1870-11-21

LONDON, esov. 1s.-Hheeles. the celebrated dis
mund hunter OF the Cape Of Good Hope, has ~
rived He brings some stones valued At E3o'oa
each, aud weighing e1ghiT-eight kafatk
The Spectator SAYS the armament Of MALLS - -Hu
Gibraltar tA1 been ordered to be ta8teaeo- 1He
port and channel deet are to 60 70 the Lesso' a.
once.
QrKkSsToEx, Nor. le.-The steam1Np ss"''ss
from New Tork, arrived this MORNING.
GLASGOW, Nov 1s,-The steamer o'' a4o4e - I
FINN on,bec. ms on Mortuc today.
, 1870-11-21
AUHTRTA-

vNSEA4 Sor. 19.-h the RetchHzath, to-day
the &tnis11J carried IN address to the throne bJ
iatge mal os1s3. The Journals Of this city are
al vigorously auu-RusstAu.
The Austrian reply 10 the Husaian note ia ex,
pecsed 70 zeach st. Petersburg to-day.
The restRuaton Of Poilack II not expected for
dag or Two: but II Is denied auy such action Il
contemplated.
General Sheridan has left Pesth for Coustautt
npple.
1he AbsHd Po4 denies that Austria has made
any preparations for WnE.
, 1870-11-21

I1 E1lU Uf kNG FNNNEfp80I 1fIWI-
Non-aETccment of ehe Jury.
DETROIT, Nov t9.-Tne jury in the Wander
c!oee consulta,1ou for twensy-two hours and
twelve minutes, through their foreman. au-
a1Tee on the po'nts OF the evidence, and that
there was no .prp.rect Of an agreement The
counsel for the prisoner afHued for au 1ume-
dia1e uew tEia.. and The Ttrdscauou OF their client
cE that he pe discharged on bail. General Catch
con- 1or the prosecution, stated that the case was
not proper one TO ball, AID neither DO they
deem It proper to enter = noite prnsequf It re-
nAns: hen, thar there uausr and should be new
HlaIs n9t u 10 nett TO Impossible fnf <ne people
To recall all 1helr Witnesses and to resume far Htal
~ once. The C1u1t haa tAkrn the Matrer unuer
adFltemeut, and will announce lrs decision On
questions Is intense. AID pervades All c.esses Of
me coEnuntty. TITS unoersu'od the jury STAND
seSeu Tor conviction and i've tor acquittaL
, 1870-11-21
Brutal Assault on a Young Indy
KkallFoAd Accldeut, Etc

9pettAf pt4pasth to The Chicago tr1hure.
QUINCY. Nov. 12,-01e nf tpe most outrageous
aua bold attempts to 'tun1ft rape that has nrop-
ably ever occurred IN tut- clty took place about
O'Clock tnls morning, In the Quincy Hunse. a
young lady, travelling aOue. CAM. in Oh the Han
n,nal i 81. Joe HAilr',ad las. night, nm St Dir
eeph, Mo., and teG1sfarsa her Kat. R&a:f,
stopping ae the quincy linns-. ABOUT ! o'c:hck
th!s mon ina, ynunc ulau cAp- lu On the Tdt'to,
Wabash i Western RaiIr0ad, ana also vent to
the atNve hots'. where he 1eEfsrersd ~ j. T.
r. bertson. New York. 4about tn the morning he
glanced over the TrEIAs+r. ant tnllaR
MtEs RTan's name, proceeded Immediately 20 nuE
!ok N, and asked atlmtr:auce Sac retuact, where
UPON be forred The rorf *f1%n. snf tn+n q Il tha {
attempted TO rape her. Her screams tr1t0at he!o
and the scounorrl w.s kseke't 'ut of the nLu e.
He was immediately ireaes a1d hts tr1al t. new
N proRresa
QrIscT. NOv 17,-Tne maD who Attempted to
cfnt1ntt rape Mig X Ry ~. NJ thu ua.ncy
House. tttR Tnns:1hc, III rr* u ne 7. Il Ahrss 10,
nnd not j. X. Rob+rtkt.n, ~ he n III X rrysstcs.l
ara ht c!sims tn r+p: rs*n' IAEG- itWs-1fs hHuae
IN New fnEs city. lie wslEe.s an "xatnian-tt1
t0tfsJ, md was houpn Over tE sh.. sua nf f..s.s
to appear at t:la neKt r. N the tr!mtnsf Cont
The n sti~nce NJ a eol'sreH rlxn Mi't rfe-Ts
this county, tok Dire Yesterday III the ah@eucc ot
b~th the man ana The Hife- and was toslfly de-
stro5ed, with eon:euia, pur,.ln9 one child ,o
death.
Track-lsytrq crmmencesl on this ent OF the
Quincy Carthage Rsl!roan to-41ay-
, 1870-11-21

The nceltty OF Secretary Cox to the Republican
party, and his great interest In Its SUCCESS, to-
EetheF With the rexaf1 he really held for his
cleric, may be Inferred from the fact that he for
bade them tn 70 home to vote. except upon patQ
OF 1ukipK Their ealartes dur1ng lhetl absence
{oehesf<F Dt1naeTdf,
The time allotted to each clerk to 20
home to vote is ten days; estimating the
Everage salary Of the clerks at 81, 800 per
annum, the cost to the government fo1
each vote is $50. Is it legitimate to taz
the whole people to pay $50 per vote fol
the candidates Of either party7 If It be
honest to take money ont Of the Treasury
to pay $50 each for the votes Of the clerks
why not equally honest to take the sam'
amount to pay for other votes. Secretar,
Cox was right. 1t is no part Of the dut.
Of the government to pay for votes
/ whether Of it's own employees or others.
, 1870-11-21
KANSAS.

Republican Majority in thc Slnre-
Tho GcNsuN-tsEent D1~psny OF aSuE-
fRloes.
ToRFEkA, Nov. la.-The Republican mayn,i,y IN
snat kta!H VIA exceed 70, no. Tne L n iaiure
star Us io8 Repn' Aeaus. ~ Uemocrats aaL I've
Settlers c0ndiratet. y
The cf1cta1 c"nhus rffnrus 1tve Kansas a popu-
!attrn OF 9:5.4s9. with IT. N1es ab.l Larpe to
1eaf ffun, which vii adj ahnut ,4A0 runse. The
oyef $3,eof. .oo0s live stick, over 81, OF. .no0 !;
gsaln ralsed last year nearly 2s.o0o,0oo puanela.
sixty Hes cut heyoad Elu1s the count IL ne, ,ai;7
covered wtlh buffalo They arc IL .fr7,res Of zwo
Or three hundred each, amt range wtshta guashot
OF the railroad. They come 10 from the south.
and thelr appearance In such !srge uumbera at
this se ason Of tho year to urntecedeut.4l.
BofIett Sc8Iee, colofetl Baptist n1ntz:c-, waa
murdered near here ray before yesterday, Mrs.
scales, wife Of the fnufacepsf u2n. aud 5nuuE
colored man nanrd Louis Ford, were arrested ol3
suspicion and committed for trial