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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
Miscellaneous.
why Women wed.

Some clever observer of social relations,
having looked about among his married
female acquaintance, ventures to give the
following list, with an attempt to indicate
the real reasons which influence too many
to marry
Number one has married for home.
She got tired working in factory or teach
ing school-ehe thought married life on
earth was but moonlight walks, buggy
rides, new bonnets, and nothing 10 do.
Well, she has got her home whether or
not she is tired Of the incumbrances this
deponent does not positively know.
Number two married because she had
seven young sisters and papa with mar
row income. She consulted the interests
of her family. Perhaps she would better
have consulted her own interests by taking
in light washing or going ost by the day ts
work.
Number three married because Mrs.
sounded so much better than Mss. She
was twenty-nine years and elven months
old, and another month woeld have trans
formed her into regular old maid. Think
how awful that would have been.
Number four married because she want
ed somebody to pay her bills. Her hus-
band married for precisely the same reason;
so they are both lamenting at leisure.
Number five married because Fanny
White had a nice new husband, and she
wasn't going to be left behind. Pity if she
couldn't get married 4. well as other folks.
Number six married because she was
poor and wanted riches. She never couu-
ted on all other things that we're insepara-
bic from those coveted riches.
Number seven married because she
thought she would like to travel But Hr.
number seven changed bis mind afterward,
and all the travelling she has done has been
between the well and the back kitchen
door.
Number eight had married out of spite,
because her first love had taken to himself
a second love This piece of retaliation
might have done her good at the tine, but
in the long run number eight touad that il
did not pay.
Number nine married because she had
read novels and wanted sympathy. Sym
pathy is fine thing, but it cools down at
a rapid rate if the domestic kettle is not
kept boiling, and the domestic turkey is uu-
done. NOvcls and house keeping don't run
very we'll together in harness, to use
sporting phrase, and number nine's supply
Of sympathy don't hold out very long.
Number ten married because she loved
her husband with all her heart and all her
soul. And she loves him still, and will
probably continue to love him, and is the
happiest wife in the world-so she says.
We have all the right motive at last-one
which. when sanctilled by desire and
resolution to improve and elevate each
other, and to live true and holy lives before
God, cannot fail to call down the blessings
of heaven. But sad is the fate of those
who marry from wrong motives to escape
their share OF life's work or to get some
thing for when they have nothing to give
in return.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
JNO. l.. SLATER & CO.,
HAVE TAKEN ONE OF THE NEW YORK
STORES,
No. 8 South Tenth Street, below
Market, PhiIadelphia,

where they have opened a frst-class Merchant
Tailoring Establishment. .''
Our Stock consists of fine assortment of
Foreign Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, select
ed from the best Importing Houses of this City
and New York, which we are prepared to make
up in the most Fashionable Styles, at Short No
tice End Moderate Terns.
Special Bargains in Scotch Chivot Goods.
JNO. l.. SLATER & co,
Formerly with ]. NJ. Zeigler.
Dec Gath, 1S7Q.-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13

SPRING TINE TABLE,

On and after Monday, April 9Th, ,s,, ,s.
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail ga Iii,
run as follows: va"
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, 9.40po
Surbury, 4.55 a IL
arr at Erie, 7.4O Z II
Erie ETpsess leaves Philadelphia, 122Oph
SRnoury, G.5O IN
arr at Erie, 7.40 q m
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia, e.8Va N
Sunbury, 4,35 N
arr ct Lock Ha7er, 1850 p In
EASTWARD.
Mali Train leaves Erie, eco . IN
Eunbury, 1905 IN
arr at Philadelphia, $50 "a IN
Erie Express leaves Erie, 600 n
SunoUry, l0.l5s r
arr at Philadelphia, $50 m
Elmira Mall leaves Lock Haven, $50 IN
SunbuVy, Hoo \ IN
arr at Philadelphia, $50 m
Buffalo Express leaves WilliamspOrt, iS.$5 a m
-" Sunbury, 2.30 II
arr at Philadelphia, Gao N
Express, Mail and Accommodation, east and
west, connect at Cory aud all west bound trains,
and Mail and Acconod 'tion east at Irvineton
With Oil Creek apd Allegheny River Railroad.
WN. A. BALDWIN,
Gen'l Sup't.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
STOVE a. TIN EsTABLIsHMENT
MARKET STREET, sUNBURY, Pa.
ALFRED KRAUSE, Proprietor.
[sUccEssoR TO SMITH q GESrHER.

"AVING purchased the above well known es-
IL tablishment, Mr.. Krause would respectful
ly inform the public that he now has on hand a
large assortment Of
COOK IN G. STOW ES,
Speer's Cook ANTITRUST, Regulator or Revolving
Top, Combination, Susquehanna and others,
which are so arranged as to be used for Coal or
Wood, and are warranted TO perform satisiactori-
ly or no sale. HEATERS of all kinds put up TO
heat one or more rooms. HEATING STOVES
Of different kinds AT very low prices.
Tinwarc of Every Description
kept constantly on hand. Roofing and Spoutlng
with the best material, done at short notice.
REPAIRING attended TO with dispatch. Coal
Oil ard Lamps constantly on hand. Japan ware
Of Kinds. Store opposite Conley's hardware
t;ore. Give ne a call, A. KRAUSE.
apl24-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
AgFieaIluFaI I.apismsal..

Agricultural tu,pisansats,
III Rskss. Long .aa d liani.s q. saas, sLos
90, hausfe anl Aaf fNfkf, elans eH4 0lsin
hsyikfl, ufsiH Nis4ifs, liifs Iins4n. ffsfs,
tlesf, IQasls al - li1l.t. onH l-fialsf.
tessiag VA s.',g ~ N. ~, "a slais
Fssfn4. fsF1 tslls, Cslilsaff1 lsefb, III ssls
tf "a cohlft -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
LADIES.

In many affectatiors peculiar to Ladies', the
Extract Buchu is unequaed by any other rene
dy-as in chorosis or retention, irrcgularity,
painfuness or suppression of customary cvacua-
tons, rlcCra,cd or schirus state of the Uterus,
LcuCoTIIoa or Whites, sterility, aud for all
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
indiscretiOn or habits of dissipation. 1t is pre-
sCrOed extensively by the most eminent physi-
clans and midwves Tor eufceblcd and delicate
constitutions of both sexes and all ages (attend-
cd with any of the above diseases or symptoms.)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
Tothe Community at Large
CHANGE AT THE
RE @ U |. ATOR.

I haYs thls day rufchassi ths sailTs tlock,
Fosi ALL aui natafrs af the Regulator bn,A
hhoe, trunk, Leather ald flatiug siolr, ~ J. y
Aufif, ani aill cnniigus chs hufiprss q hs pc
seat location, eninfr foniu, tauIt's iiba ff3li,
MARRaF SlEEEf, SUBWAY, ia,
sWhsn hstins frfshiithua Arrangements sih
thf leaainE manHissialfls n thr foauiIl, ple-
Islte tHpVA igg ihf anHfku shA fistf "a soik
a lfsiahiatfa iriHisilpH hsf tsfshlIiii sai lsifhi
u riirss naf masi rIsiia pspaIsfliy, 4 go
Ilskefa taafFft3li i1f laan alass sfins-
tesf fsiIeasss = s,litiis4 ......
sssssg. As o., tsFl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13

Lackawanna aud Bloomsburg Rail-
road.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Monday, July 18th, 1870.
SOUTHWARK.
Leave. AN. P. N. AMP. MlPM
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13

Made Of Poor Rum, WhiHkGg, IrosI Spirits
and Refuse LIQUORS dostorSd, sTIeei and sweet
oned please the TASTE called oa.es -" ppet=.
trs" " RestoTors," &c., tsIt lGSd the tpYer On TO
drunkenness and ruin, but true Etdle!no uasGe
tsom tie Native Roots and Lorbs CT California, T.Cc
from all Alcoholic StiuulaHIs. Ihey are tia
GREAT BLOOD PURIfIEa sud A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect EeloyEtoE E.s
Inyigorator c: the System, carrying on ell poisonous
matter snd rogtoEng tls tlood 70 healthy e.uGtoa.
30 person ca tale these psssTs sSe9El.g 10 cree.
ton sad rsusnl long upvsl
500 Sllle giYen for sa iarUrAbls ease. provided
TIE boaes a. rot dss,Foged ~ Iileral Poisoa
other EsaIt sGd tie vial CTsaIs AsIsd heye.i 10
po.nt sfTrpaF.
Far InlHHnmLtorY and ckToEIc Ehonma-
tlsEi aud E0us, DysPspsia, or lad, gestieu,
blloEs, hemliteut SEd lutrF nsittent FeNegs
Diseases 81 the BIsod, Liver, hisHCIs, nEd
Bladder, these BitIeTs have bsta moag sueests-
nl, Such pissasss are eartsd ~ NiiiRtCd
Blood, vAch la geheF-y TFodscea ~ esTIng sI.lsaI
Sfihe Digestive Organs.
DHsnIr3lA on lNpiCEsTfoN, Esad
ssse a..iA tAs gloullegs, Noushs. gltasss 81 ne
CAsst. Di4.aesl, k0gT LTucialoIg 81 ,As stomaca
hal tasis D tAs Aagih, L.ioa. AttAe4a, isiP.tsG.
81 tas .iest, lsessaatloa 81 tie LuLgs Fsa Ia -
Tssors y tAs Lidnsys. And ALundred oItsF "a a.ul
sHIi1utf she olsITTgsef pItleFsa.
% -'s9sats 49, ~ ia-rh I'D filiuiais - -.
pllLFsFgd bswes, wlieh Eeaa.E lAeu' " uRsqzsl a
sneasg q esaaslgs tas llooi ~ ~ iml uTt,ss sll
iaapestli uss Lf- l-l glF o &C. sAeis g.. stiiu.
fOh shiA DIsRAsIs, LFsTli.as. 4sggsf. fal
iisuua ii'etehst, tEois IA lss lttrist Eos, 80
banslfs lag hsIHas, feale Head, tsFg tlts. E3a..
sza 40, h ara, iIeleElt.ons " tle ki, ilu4ass
sal bis sass % a. a. A ~ stsigtsT a. rztIgl.
49, htE-y dsg - Esl szfii.a esi uf o. tysiils H.
sheEi 'as ~ "a 81 ~ tLfss htsFs cre hollis a
sassss- 80 ses'.ass ~ H-sI i-sgse-issl u ta,E
saIsifs snsfi
essate a. NHtssi pieel sasarFtf Tss "a 10
iasaiiilss tsfsiiss hssula 80 ssla IA o. a., ifuH
-ss - asfss tlssff Il sklH gaH tna Is etslflet.A
- tassas a. a. ftilsi f'fssff f shsa 4 is at
- lssf issiisss sAl 80 sns atsa ttfg 60 tlssA
Fsfs 40 ~ tftiih " - sfslfs b slIlQl4s,
fih, vars ssa sii.sf NouAs. isitiss y tss
sltisa "a - assl tseaessts fatstssiI essiIfyt
81 sss Q asfsa, 80 isll asffilesf, lssl ssfs f.T
lss sHffla sfessf Sea- tfiilfs ffiaift g. 49, e.
s-ssfs tst'sA effrsa. o. a a. = si-fa
lsAiksa, ffssiisisT 4 {. kgnosAtb co,
b'sss.ss "a Ca Assss a. Ffssliiss. Ca.
a. - ~ \ es.ssssss ttfsst, sss fsst
- ss,s ~ A, sssfSssts sss p<Al<H~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic and
Blood-purifyinC, and cpres all diseases arising
from habits of dissipation, and excesses and i'm
dences IN Life, impurities of the Blood, etc,
superseding copaiba in asIectltous for which it
is used, and syphilitic atftc;ions-in these die
eases used in connection with Hembud's Rose
Wash.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
THE ONLY STOVE WITHOUT A
FAULT IN THE GREAT RALTI-
MORE FIREPLACE HEATER.
BIBB'S
ILLUMINATED DIAMOND GAS BURNER.
nv wHICu
PARLoR AND CHAMBERS ARE WARNED
by ONE flRE.

TT Il the only fiTeplacs Heater that has a per
Il feet Top Feeder, and free ifom paiiiHg o. en-
plosions, oT einlitlns gas lnio thc Apartmrnt,
u l. the oniy Fireplace Heater sab The patent
Diagonal Magazine - which greater uluminat-
log poser ls obtained, the apartment the hloyc ls
ia, more oiiectuaily warmed, ahd The Gfaic Re,
lssrd oltte sfeai seighl oi lhs coal Ia tle reset
FoiT,
10 is ne oHly IiIsPlass Heater that is Per-
irci Hrlf EreirT aud hate bafnef, OAy Fe4aifes
uillus anee ln iuenig -fauf haufs,
u i ihp onif fHrTlaee Heater shh PfIfeei
tiniuH sui duhplnF sfsie,
u . iss gnll flflAaeg hfstsT sAh lhf issp
hassi gifins atsnfsui fssfa fuf ashes, ana sab
gsi Ifnaeilns US gfsif istle a. hsFa asi,
IL iagi u y ihe gisst anglual bsitllalfs fHs-
Plsfs Heater, lnpufsi ga - lmplptgi go
tfaaFhf a. I.lIhfflnu,
biab 4 90, - ssi a Ll0aI sTRHET,
tsalaaaIF, Mi
y, al. ~ onAA D sErTnEA. sssssiJ,
-. lss-s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13
AGAIN AT THE OLD PLACE.

N tlfASLs
rENHE subscriber announces 10 the citizens OF
Il bunbury that, having again erected his
BREAD and CAKE
EsTABLISMENI,
on the old place, where IL was recently destroyed
by fire, he is again prepared TO supply them with
all kinds Of Bread and Cakes, such as
BROWN BREAD,
MILK BREAD,
BREAD BAKED on the HEARTH,
and a full line of FANCY CAKES, Tea Buns,
Rolls and Twists. Also, ali kinds Of Con nfectlon.
aries at hs shop on Third street.
Having employed first class baker from the
city, he Is prepared to give general satisfaction
IN his line Of business, and desires all 10 give him
trial.
Bread and Cakes delivered to customers every
morning.
ICE CREAM.
An lee Cream Saloon has been opened In con
neetion With the above business, aud Ladies'
Saloon lifted no, where the best lee Cream will
be served up every evening durlng the season.
WM, II. HAAS,
sunbuTy, June II, 1870.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-13

c. A. REIMENsNYDER, sec'y, sunbury.
DIRECTORS
EX-Gov. James Pollock, Hon. c. J. Bruner,
Solomon Stroh, VIM. Brade, Soloman Shipe,
John \. Shisser, DR.. D. T. Krehs Dr. n"-'1
SIarcn II, 1s7l.-1y.
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O.. .s:.s . g.. :. .;.s:.. ...' '-~'' - 80
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Miscellaneous.
Sunbury Cattle Insurance
CompanY.


THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY LIST, 1871.
Number of Policies, 712.
Amount of Property Insured, S52,315,00
Amount of Premium Notes in force, S34,213,00
CASH ASSETS.
Amount loaned at interest, $4,000, 90
Amount in Treasurer's hands, 100000
Amount due from Agents, $500, ,95
Amount due from other sources, $4,000
Available Capital, S39, ,95
Insure your Cattle.
INSURE with responsible and perfectly re-
Il liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly.
THIS Is A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY.
Hence, unlike other Companies, you are sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, if insured
IN this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses are less, and our
Charter is Perpetual We pay losses by all kinds
of accidentally death, excepting in cases of
epidemics,) by theft, &c.. &c. We pay prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
Nearly $4,000 paid on Cows alone
since Organization.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TIE MORMON TROUBLES.

ALL OIIET AT SALT LAKE-AN EXPEDITION PitE-
PAIRING TO PURSUE BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 1.-TO-day every
thug pacific, and there not the least probability in
this city any outbreak difficulty The Mormons oil
dscla any intention OF resisting the law OF opposing
the United States officers n the performance OF their
duty. Judge Mckeans course IN admitting Mayor
Wells to bail is admitted in all quarters to be- emheny
wise and proper No fault is found for refusing bail for
Stout aud Kimba although 1t is not deemed that the
probability of their guilt is greater than that OF Mayor
wells.
1t IA understood that Marshal Patrick preparing IN
expedition to follow and arrest Brigham Young. Un'
Trustworthy reports state that Young is still moving
soutlward, having with hiiu eleven wagons, aud one
hundred armed men mounted.
The appointment OF Geo G. Bates United states Prose
cutting Attorney for Utah. Is approved by bo'h the Nor
mon and Gentle press.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

ate oiees for an aggregate of ve SIX years Is
dered that better selection for the position bS
ma both on account OF his personal address and gen.
eiaHy acknowledged administrative abilities. The en-,
gemen Is for three years at large salary. Gen. Will
s VIII san from San Francisco for Japan the ist OF
January next.
TIE REGISTER Of the Treasury makes the following
statement In regard TO tho Whale fishery Of the
United States In ls6S there were 32S vessels in 1862
81 vessels In 1870 100 vessels; In 1871 2I9 vessels There
appears TO be gradual diminution In this once i'm
portan national industry due TO the discovery OF retro
lenm and the manufacture Of coal OIL The whaling YES
sells OF the country entirely owned eight ports
namely: NewBedford, lS7 Yessls; Eew-IOndon "a
Barnstable, 20; Edgartown 5; Salem, Nantucket, s.
San Francisco, 8, and Sag Harbor. 3.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States last Mon
day, several Judgments affirmed, with 10 per
damages beside interest and cOSts the ground that
the wrts OF appeared to have been prosecuted
merely for delay The cases were from the Northern
District Of Illinois, and were brought TO the supreme
Court by fire insurance companies against which judg
ments had been obtained several years ago
George William Curtis, Chairman OF the Civil Servce
Commission had an interview with the President this
morning and laid before him the rules adopted by the
Commission TO govern clerical appointments, competitive
examinations &c. The Commission was TODAY engaged
In discussing question Of the Appointment OF Post
masters
The Erening Star says the President has addressed
letter to Dr. Kdwe, President OF the Seneca stone Co
pany requesting the latter to dispose OF Ills Pesldeht
Grant's) stock In that Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
CRIMES AND cAsUALT1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

Wilson's sawmill at Highspire, Dauphin Co.,
Penn vas burned YESTERDAY Loss sl9 insurance 5000
The acid works of NJ Bennett near London,
o;:i: W we're surrsd Tuesday Loss els Oooi Insurance.
eb.O0.
Pension Agent Forbes of Philadelphia was
600 bail YESTERDAY the charge Of embeng the Govern
M fandA
Prof. Edward Florv of Plattsburg n. Y, o
sod dealer u nnsAc eOnea fos Oh ie'aD I"
hanging hn'eh In bis p,in
The boiler in Calyertons sugar refinery IN
p.;t,, s,piod.d eeday kng nansd sadsr and badly
.esnInS 4 uunbsr Of other persoaa
Two laborers, engaged In taking down the walls
- IN, dAsseo Tss baag ysstersy Sn hon the barA sssrJ
~. ss..nsnt ssd vers instastG killed.
Seven convicts escaped lfrom the Jacksonville
Gndl P.0I..s!.I, yss .:s sesa % we're A'' on
Henry Hooper, formerly Mayor Of Pella Iowa
and nav assstsi h eoeI c CSes h 'usd Ne .dl.e! q T
Soss Hsrsi1 ief hes aanss ~~"" sAHss@ IN ea@sss
Hospsr vitb s4sl.sy Isa nsh
....s. Ksads mill four miles from ottsyA Canada,
SssA ys.:esS5 TO- AZ es y ~ 49, v"ss.S 80 -
- ~ atssS - S ss: ss, isa.. st's, Sss elsa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
EMANCIPATION IN BRAZIL.

The steamer Hamstead, which arrived yes
terday, brings dates from Rio Janeiro to Oct. g.
The decree Of emancipation which passed the Brazilian
Parliament the 27h OF September, declares free all
children OF after s date frees all slaves held
nv the Government numberngI l,7OO establishes an
fund and makes various other PROVISIONS
for the benefit OF the existing slaves. =,
The declaration OF result Of the vote was received
In the crowded SenatehOu with great applause ana
rosecaves were showered from the galleries upon the
Senators On leaving the Senate, tho VlScOhue de
Rio Branco. the Minister Of Agriculture, ana
tho Senators who had taken prominent part III tne a1Vo
cHcy of the bill warmly cOngTaiuiatcd ny Ihclr
friends and loudly cheered by the multitude outside In
the evening q sPrenade was given by the masons
Of Rio to the viscOnde de Rio Branco
The Government has received congratulations from
all the foreign representatives IN no ahd
from the local corporations, and fehcltations
continually coming from other parts ot
the country in proportion the news reaches them
Religious corporations had already commenced to set at
liberty the slaves owned by them and there were al
ready evidences OF among the slave-owners
direction OF either converting their slaves into
tenant farmers OF freeing them upon CONDITIONS
of "A few years service.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE COURTS.

From JVashng.on Corr,pondtns Of The Boston Adrer.,r
The opinion of the Supreme Court OF the
risrict Ui Columbia on the woman suffrage case lately
argied before that Court will be delivered within three
ar fanr days and will be adverse TO the women. Chief
stce Cartier will probably prepare the opinion, which
viii he bref and confined 10 discussion OF the subject
hoy az n falls under the organic law Of the District
cti,ens shaI have the right Of suffrage and the Court
WiI hold that these terms equivalent 70 an express
The conrt will however, along with this denial OF the
rabf of surage TO under the Constitution OF the
iene s Soubtess secured TO them by the Constitution OF
iSe limited states and that 1t only remains for the legs
thsm N f exercise The Court win not, however hold
that the privilege Of suffrage is natural night but that
an nersd9s whom the Constitution declares citizens Of
the United states The counsel for the advocates OF
sreI annreme Court and the problem is thus in fair
~av for Adjudication by the highest and final tribunal
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC NoTEs.

w The United States steamer Richmond, from
Europe arrived At he PAlsdspAia Navy Yard yesterday.
49,. Gov. Hoffman has changed the day fixed In his
prSmsOu fer Anksss " the AA iast 10 conform v Aai s
President Grant
The steamer America left San Francisco for
China yesterday carsg 100 rstaas Cass aad saseal ssahs
Of cabin passengers
.... The old banking house of John eime & Co Of
PrancseO hed yesdsy Tho supposed krt zsseeS
Gtoek snsratsesA Sine d,se tsa d.ys aasa
go. Erastus F. Pierce, charged with the murder q
william BaOck acqaed N Leekpe Yesterday Ts eassd es
hSsnIcide vas seduction st Peress asssf By Belek
Second Lieutenant Frederick G. Grant fth Cay:
ay has ersssa 70 rspar 10 tAs ossAl Il es Any
aceempany GsA BhSAen On hs tosr sf military APeeeas ~
go. Col Sidney d. Maxwell. for many year eon.
uesl VIA CnctRsda GGsstk, esfay neAns,
esnaea. Il Ossnsah Chamber e CsnnsfsA Vs "s13 ~
resigned
woNew.Jersey farlnars Simon Kent a4d Iho4
y,.Is.sa ksy, spoSsd & esIrsxss s,ss z Aesay e seD
dSatsafoa spsa s sss.is e ysss 10y en sA
~ AsisI OS n asaAsr nesaiy rsaesss hs~Ss~yt
Major Thomas Dopshoo died N ashinStC9,
Is:tsaS IS seessc ~ ~ Esa lsaSsss vhia sees
.,rr 80 ~ sS eessssa sssa % ss s's NIL Ne SA
u Col eeatos. .,,
~. sS..Iss hssss Byfa 0nhas II knln slA 0sssgs
~ sns " YEA b 6ht. s.asA ai.iss ..sssss a.
- ElsssSes % 0stv ksses.ah ws ESssa fns u ssn%
hSoss - 1D8~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
CHECKS ON MUNICIPAL FRAUD.
IMPORTANCE OF PUBLICITY.
Ernrn The London Spectator Of OF 81


From Tht London Spectator Of Oot 81
There is no scheme by which corrupt pOpu-
lace can be made to return TO pure representatives.
and there never will be one, 50 that II the respec
tables OF New York have no power tO purify the eectOr
ate Sav by the Acknowledgement OF all electors not born
Imercans or by attracting the Catholic clergy finally
TO their side, they must just choose between resort TO
thev perhaps by reducing the power OF these
senfatiyss reduce the dimensions OF the evil 1t Ia
clear that fraud could not have been carried to
sncb hight in New-York except for the
ctT are conducted supposing the respeetabes able to
Seiy the helm even for year. we do not see what
vents their introducing into the Council the Sncpe Of
nnbcity making II absolute rule that no money can
be eYpended OF the sum appropriated TO each
denartent without previous debate and vote taken In
Se &urse adopted In England and although 1t does not
entirely put stop TO contract Notwithstanding can
stop that except honesty In the representative b0dy
does tend to limit their amount, and To hx the
on individuals 1t would not under such
a system, Be impossible to give the contract ior
cal help but II would be impossible 70 run up the BILL
for cafpets curtains, gasftrng desks and chairs IN
nne nubic building TO the astounding sum OF u,b1600
SindDR would have to be more artistic ana as artistic
very hard TO 6nd Lis Ral however Is st best est but
Sete we, hike many experienced New %-Yorkers, & have
dSDosnS In secret Of the wealth OF those who do with
90 corrupted or ignorant that does not feel
wsS the customary Democrats liking for pec9nisry
boneEty in ftS leaders, and with poItos reduced 70
nSI strn10A among The favOTites OF the people,
SSer viii only be limited by the fear OF retflpu
@ ,ssT which though operative In some OF the newer
Snd less civilized States apparently nO' ieis " He"
Yerk.