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as familiar with his transactions a1? Norton. I How Much does it Cost? BY TELEGRAPH. State Hatters. A sad case of drowning occurred on THE COMMON WEALTH. and that the actions of O'Brien apeak THE EPISCOPAL FEMALE SEMINARY, Sunday nighalont lime eioek.

soiu of the compositors of this office were bathing in the river just above the Planters OFFICIAL 8TATK FAPER. Midnight Report. It will only cost too one sWUr and twenty-Bve cents to bov a Wtl of Enwann Wilks Stomach Bitters, which will certainly cure yon, or amy of TOPEKA, KANSAS. wonld naturally radiate from two such focuses. Precautions had previously been takeat against a similar catastrophe.

When it was definitely ascertained that both Cameron and Dunlap had been appointed delegates to the Congress prompt measures were adopted to prevent the con centration of so much intellect in so small a compass, thus, by contrast, giving to the balance of the Congress an idiotic appearance. Dunlap, therefore, was politely but WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1869. Rumored Change in House, and noticed a little boy a snort distance abojre them, and still furtfier up a couple of men. While so engaged they heard a cry for help, and the little boy came down and told them that a man was drowning. Hurry iug to the point indica- your familv or Uviepaia, ur waupami, tlie War Specie of indigestion, Intermittent ver, aud all pc-' riodical disorder.

It will gl immediate relief in Colic or Flux. It will cure Coptiveneas. It is a mild i Department. THE PUBLIC DEBT. Five months of practical experienced an.l Uelignttui invignraui ur un.

--a xafo anJ anti-bilious alterative and tonic for family inrpaMi. It is a powerful recuperaut after the frame REV. .1. IV. LKK.

A. Principal and Rector. bar man. who was already swallowed no bv I iCl. iUaWiiaigS i KOtirO an well as strenrthener of the Jtodge to Succeed Him.

alike ae a corrective the treacherous and Bursitis' waters of the digestive forces, and i desirable and mild cathartic. Missouri. The little bov is the onlv one who gives resolutely informed that his presence in the Congress could not be permitted, and he wisely concluded not to go. Susan's intrusion bid fair to destrov all the Death from Fright at the Eclipse. a clear account the affair.

He says that the man appeared to be standing in the Lave demonstrated to the world the differ-ruee between an honest, economical administration of the finances of this nation and its opposite. These five months, it will also be borne in mind, immediately followed the legacy of corruption entailed on the present administration by its immediate predecessor. The public debt statement for the month of July has been published, and notwithstanding the outlay to fruits of this achievement, and only louder in his condemnation than the fiira-sy plausibility of Norton's adulation. The election of county officers this fall seems to be. to the different candidates, a very attractive feature in the political horizon, and the situation is being discussed with considerable pertinacity by the controlling element of both parties.

Times being rather duH, the candidates for the different places will doubtless be numerous. It is astonishing with what avidity some of the candidates will sjjasp ones' hand now, and anxiously inquire concerning the health of the wife, the babies, How interested they feel about the farmers' crops. How pertinaciously they talk in favor of sod corn, what convincing arguments they use in approval of digging potatoes before the earth freezes, and what solicitude they have for fear the corn won't ripen soon enourTi. And when one visits the farmer's house how eagerly he kisses and hugs the mucus-nosed brats and then tries to caress the mother; and then with what concern he asks if the children have had the measles or the worms, aud then finally touches the hidden springs of his visit and water, but a few feet from the shore, and washing his body, when he seemed to be decisive and summary action averted the Progress of the Oxford and Har suddenly carried off his feet. and.

with a calamity. vard trews. wild, despairing cry of "help! help! Into what particular convention Miss went uuder with scarcely a struggle, and was seen no more. Susan will next thrust herself, as a self- Past Fiscal Revenue tbr. JnW interest and settlement of Coroner Stiles belns notified, went to Receipts of Year.

MRS. R. BALDWIN, Vice-Principal. Assisted in the various departments by Able and Experienced Instructors. A thorough.

School and Christian home for Girls. 'PHIS well established Protestant Seminary for Oirls J. begins its next year Wednesday, Sept 15th, 1S69. Ample provision is made for the health, comfort and home nurture of pupils. Instruction iu all dejmt tmeuts of tlie mt thorough character.

The last year graduated the first class completing the coarse. Pupils admitted to such studies as they desire ami are able to enter upon. First class Instruments of Music, and good Library and Apparatus. From patrons and visitors of the school (extracts): "The undersigned, patrons for several years, have been fully satisfied with the kind rare and high culture which our children have received at your hands, aud in every respect with the home provided for our daughters during the time thev have been with you." trWgTf Mdtfrew, Wyandotte; Rev. C.

Reynolds. D. Fort Rilev, Mr. Geo. Geiger, late Kllswor.n; Matthew R.

Dm ton, Jefferson county aud IL T. Reman, of Topeka.J "We have, in this institution, a hool for the train appointed delegate, we can only surmise. the river and took possession of his clothing and effects, and from papers found in his pocket learned that the name of the unfortunate man was Herman Winklemau. It was surprising that she was not heard of in connection with the great Chicago Turnfest, and it will be equally surprising if she shall learn in time to mind her own How Much does it Cost? Labor Proceedings of National A bill of liquors purchased at the house of Congress. other items in closing the accounts for the fiscal year, the debt was diminished to the amount of $7,45,744 during the month.

This is gratifying to all true friends of the administration and in fact to all classes who desire to see the nation pay its honest debt, rather than' witness the humiliation of beholding a great people like ours wallowing in the filthy mire of repudiation. Joseph A. Weebar, 12fl Delaware street, gave us a clue, followiug which we learned business. 1 1 ii port ant Bail Road Schemes on from a clerk in the store that inkleman was a single man, about thirty years of and had been engaged in keeping a LEAVENWORTH. root.

It will onlr root vom on dollar to Imy Itottle of Edward ildeb's lUHMHU and Potash, whirl) will, beyond tluabt, cure you, or muy of your family, of Scrofula in all iu form, Scrofulous aorc Ke, Chrouiv Rhcumatum, Neuralgia, Skin Diseww, no mat it how oll or invtraW, every known variety of Constitutional Svuili or VeueresU dbeiise, tilaudular Swell-imrs of tue neck or ehewlieiv, Chronic Chills and gently insinuates that he is a candidate for in Woman Suffrage Convention We have now enjoyed nve months ot an MARCUS INDULGES IX A LITTLE PLEASANT REFLECTION OX A SWEET WAR CLAIM AG EXT PRINCELY LUXURIES AND LAVISH- MEXTS SCRAMBLE FOR THE COUXTY OFFICES GEORGE HUSTON GOES FOR THE Cincinnati. sheriff, or clerk, as the case may be. Now George Huston, a sound democrat, will be Kever, Tetter, Weeping Sore Left. leers ot every winu, Pimoles on the Face, Ringworm, Scaldhead, Falling honest administration, and during the time, we have not only paid all current the Hair, White Swelliujc, Hip-joint disease, Chrome ing of youug ladies equal to the best iu tlie Ka-t." llox. g.

A. Kixoif Alt, Chief Justice. From lion. Jacob SatTord, Associate Justice Supreme Coalrt. "I haie been a patrou of the Seminary at Topeka most of the time tor four years, part of the time bav-iug three of uiv daughters as pupils under its roof.

I grocery and saloon at De Soto ferry, which he recently sold, and came to this city on Saturday seeking employment or a chance to go into business. Conservative. His many friends will be pained to learn that Mr. J. E.

Britton, a young man and one of the rising attorneys of the Leavenworth bar, who had a leg broken near Platte City, Missouri, last wiuter, from which he has been confined ever since, Ery xipebut, Droiwy, etc. or tne rapiu aaa uerauuicu expenses including the semi-annual in indulging in this blissful experience in a short time, because he is going, to make a c. A.c, cure alt tue aoove iuu uic.n.u terest of the public debt of the govern unrivaled, and a cure is guaranteed iu every case wnen used according direction- am entirely satisfied with the general management of ment, which are large, but the public debt New York. tnelnsUtuti. the cba racier ot tue rmnnn afforded, and the home care there liestowed on my chil has been diminished to an extent of thorough canvass for the office of Register, and being a young bachelor of lusty proportions and perfectly willing to serve the people in the capacity mentioned, ho will New York, Aur.

17. Gold Xlh 5 fell to dreu; so much so that 1 e.ect to continue them in has been obliged to suffer amputation of 895, or at the fall rate of one hundred :2 become firmer and closed at 33. the sch xd." Bishop Vail is Patron, and Dr. Reynolds, Rev. Messrs.

J. M. Kendrick. J. K.

Dunn. C. K. It. liriflith.

the limb, which was performed yesterday rim rv millions a year. The people can now be undoubtedly make a very vigorous canvass. Clearances, $81,000,000. dull, heavy and lower. Coupons of '81, 21 j(as-22 do '02, 22( 225 do '64, 20 do Go, afternoon.

Himself and physiciau had been hopeful, until within a few days, that and John Bakewell, and Messrs. J. rarusworth aud H.C. 8c bell, Visitors. gin to make some calculation relative to George will get on the good side of the For circulars, catalogues, information or auuus.sn.ii.

the cost of the blundering incapacity of the limb could be saved, but hot weather 20J(aj20i new, li(g 19J 89, address, or apply to, Bev. J. N. LKK. Priucipal girls and then squeeze into the affections MeCulloch and general dishonesty of the auell ilZwawtMK sopeaa, i do '08.

10-40 s. rfaci ot" the ohl man. Success to you, George 1 Johnson dynasty. The tax laws have not of the last two weeks, and the severe fracture compelled the step. Mr.

Britton has the sympathy of the community in his sore affliction. Ibid. ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL. but look out in your travels for the calf-headed Gus Gates, the Teutonic abortion beeu changed since the new administra tion came into power.

rilllK REGULAR ANNUAL TERM OF THIS LAW OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS AND LUCK TO HIM. Correspondence of The Commonwealth. Lea vex worth, August lfi. 18G9. I mentioned in a previous letter, written some time ago, that a certain well known claim agent had been arrested on the charge of forgery.

Those who were famil-liar with the circumstances and general reports of the case, of course know that it was no other than T. M. O'Brieu. He was tried for forgery some ten days ago, and though the evidence was clear, conclusive, and convincing, the jury could not agree standing nine for conviction and three for acquittal. A little history of this defaulter at this time may not be uninteresting or out of place.

O'Brien, prior to his migration to this city, lived in a little town called Belmont, in Doniphan county, in this State. While there, he was in the most distressed circumstances, being compelled to depend upon the revenue of the sale of postage who is after the same office. He wants The Erie Dispatch states that the excitement that prevailed some two weeks, ago School will open on The effect on the credit of the Government is alreadv visible. Government the nomination on the Repnblicau ticket." How Much does it Cost? over the appearance of the Texas fever Wednesday, October 1M. 1HOO.

fic 7i(a8. New York, Aug. 17. There are some important railroad schemes on foot in this city. Representatives of the New York Central, Erie, B.

aud M. S. R. R. arc in session on freight tariff question, and expected the preseut low rates will soon give way to the old tariff.

The officials of the Erie, M. S. and Wabash Roads arc negotiating for a consolidation of the two latter on condition that Erie does not build a new road from Akron, to Toledo. among the cattle in that vicinity has abated bonds are rapidly gravitating to a gold He is a sort of necessary evil and a disgrace to any party. He will have a much and that the disease has entirely disappear Full course two terms of sit months each.

Studeut-t standard in value, and Secretary Boutwel better chance of being struck by lightning admitted to the Senior It-- on examination application on or liefore ed. Though it was confined to but few localities, and by no means contaminated has been offered a loan of $300,000,000 at It will only cost you oue dollar to buy a bottle of than getting the nomination of Register, He is a full-blooded fraud and an aggrava all the cattle, it had the enect of entire Edward Wililer' Compound Extinct ild Cherry, which ham never been known to foil iu giving rapil ly cutting on the supply ot beef for two and prompt relief in all kind of Cougho, Colds au ted case of bloated worthlessness. Hoop Cutarrkf. Iu Bmnchitu, Laryngitia, Atttbtua anil Phthisic it give- immediate comfort, followed hy rapid la Marcus. cure, it is aumirauiy aaapieu 10 iu- reitri mc October Oth, lfm.

Tuitiou Fee, $80.00 per annum, including of library. For address HENRY ITO ('()( 1 Dean of Law Faculty, -o North Third street, St. Louis, Mo. ang1o-law3m We are credibly informed that the au thorities at Washington, influenced by Gen Cough aud difficulty of breathing iu Consumption. In Pneumonia, Winter Fever, Pleurisy, and erery con-ceivahle form of IiilmoBai discMe, it is indUpenfta-He, aud should always be kept iu every household.

Sherman's representations, are seriously FROM INDIANA. Correspondence of The Commonwealth. Summitville, Aug. 11, 1SC9. contemplating the establishment ot an ar senal at Fort Leavenworth, which shall be Washington.

Washington, Aug. 17. The total revenue receipts from all sources during the fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1869, estimating those of seventv-seven districts, is $158,700,000. It can be said by authority, that the reported resignation of Secretary Rawlings This is a little village about seventeen the point of supply of the military force operating on the plains, aud the country miles from no place, and no prospect of Union Lime Works, stamps and the charity of his neighbors for the sustenance of life. Soon after the war commenced, he came with his family to this city, and having raised a little money west ot the Missouri.

ever being any nearer. As the matter at present stands, immense and the tender of the Secretaryship of War sums are annually expended in transportation of stores and provisions from the far from friends, he embarked in the war claim Crops in this immediate neighborhood are poor. Wheat is not as good as it was thought to be before threshing. The straw business. He was a man of more than or to (ion.

Dodge is untounueu. Cincinnati. New Yobk, Aug. 17. A Woman's Suf thest cities of the east, many of which could be readily manufactured on the spot, thereby saving a vast annual expenditure.

dinary ability, and posessed the highest is heavy, but the grain turns out very We have iu successful operation oue of facilities and qualifications for this light. Most of the corn is almost an en frage Convention has been called to meet at Pike's Hall in this city on September We believe it is under contemplation to form the grounds adjacent to the Fort into a vast manufactory for war material and barracks for soldiers, in which case the lath. 1 he lollowing is the platform tire failure. There are many fields here that are entirely drowned out, the corn being about ten or fifteen inches high, and How Much does it Cost? wnEREAS, AU lust governments are PAGE'S PATENT LIME KILNS, for the consent of the government, and benefits accruing to the city must be incal branch of business. Having embarked in this business early and paid the strictest attention thereto, and by his uniform courtesy and general deportment having made numerous friends and gained the confidence of many, he the weeds much higher.

The oat crop is Whereas, Taxation without representa culable and the public benefitted beyond and arc prepared to furnish a superior quality of Fin five per cent interest by a German banking house, which he declined. The result to follow from the continued success of this policy, will be the funding of the national debt at a reduced rate of interest. Probably between this and the opening of next spring, the Secretary of the Treasury will be able to borrow all the money he may see fit to ask for at four per cent. Something over sixteen hundred millions of the debt is in five-twenty bonds, bearing six per cent, interest. A portion of these have already run five years and can be called in and paid off any time the government sees fit to do so.

Funding these sixteen hundred millions at four per would save thirty-two millions annually in interest. This amount is an item worth saving, and if set apart as a sinking fund, it would extinguish the national debt in comparatively a short period. The financial prospect is certainly encouraging, the credit of the government is daily growing stronger, just as the credit of an individual who is rapidly paying off his debts, improves. The strong grasp of Secretary Boutwell is already firmly fastened on the throat of the repudiators and should not be relaxed till the national credit is in an impregnable condition. Then the reins of taxation should be loosened, the present generation, to a reasonable extent, be relieved of the burden, to allow the generation immediately to follow us, with largely increased resources, to pay something for the priceless patrimony which they will inherit.

The present generation is manfully meeting its tion is tyrrany, and whenever a race of computation. Commercial. I 1 1 1 ishing Lime in any quantity, ami at pines better than usual and threshes out very well. Considerable flax is grown here, human beings are endowed by the Creator It will only cost you one dollar to buy a liottle of had gained the greatest opportunities and it will be remembered that some weeks since, we published an item in relation to the burning of two stores at Defy Com pel i lion but this year, like other things, it is very near a 'failure. Heavy rains the cause advantages over all other competitors.

He Win ilder tlull Touir, win. li is purely vegetable, and will not only cure you or any of your family ofChills aud Fever, Fever and Ague, and every form, type aud variety of Malarial or Palludial Fever or Affections, but will entirely drive them from the system, which no other Chill medicine now made will do. Don' bay any of the old and worse than valueless nostrums, but use only Edward Wilder's Chill Tonic, as a cure is guaranteed in all of all the trouble. Fruit was never better Geary City, on the oth of July last. It appears there was an insurance on the buildings, and that the company which had was now in the changeless tide of snccess, conducting a large and lucrative business, Every orchard we have yet seen, and granted the policy became suspicious that there are a great many, is loaded down and with reasonable prudence and economy, an ample fortune was within easy We respectfully solicit a trial of onr Lime, aud guarantee Hatb-faction.

Orders from a distance promptly filled. Worka on hp A. F. Cro.iig On Tenth Avenue, Topeka, Kan. july '09 tf W.

W. CAMPBELL A CO. the buildings had been burned for the purpose of obtaining the insurance money, and on last Wednesday a complaint was filed befor Squire Hampson, of this place, No end to the blackberries in the timber, but persons wishing to gather them have to take a strong body guard, armed to the grasp. Time passed on, and business continued more thriving and accumulative, with inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happines, therefore, Resolved, That the Government of the United States, in denying to women, who constitute full one-half of its subjects, the right of suffrage, and with it, most privileges and endowments pertaining to full citizenship, is only half Republican in character. Resolved, That it is the duty of all women who are thus denied their rights of suffrage, to demand it, in order that the government may be in truth, what it professes to be, and by this means be preserved for the welfare of future generations.

Resolved, That it is the duty of all progressive and truth-loving men, who would know right, and help do it, to unite with women in helping them to secure the bal so much so as to make it necessary to em accusing Mary A. Hound? and ftettte teeth, to keep the mosquitoes from driving Roundy, of Geary City, of the crime of them from the field. ploy several clerks at large salaries. But unfortunately he was controlled hy a pas This part of the country has no railroads, arson, and on the same day they were arrested and brought to Troy. The case was continued for an examination until um toer sionate fondness for extravagance, a base but the people are using their utmost en deavors to secure a road from Marion, in infatuation of ostentatious display, a desire to excel in the luxuries of life and the next Tuesday.

The accused gave bail for their appearance. The complainant is de Grant county, on the north, to Anderson, the county seat of this county, passing superficial exhibition of gorgeous ward tective Mcuormick. of VVatheua. We forbear comment. Troy Reporter.

lot which will prove a sufficient guarantee robes and to surpass all others in the "glit tor civil and social rights. How Much does it Cost? HtTSiAeVUlW ij A party of persons who were out hunting, several days ago, ran across the body of a dead man. He had been dead some Signed by names of one hundred and A through this section of the country. Would not be very difficult to build a road through here, as the gronnd is so very level. And that is one of the great objections to this iwenry muies ana gentlemen, comprising tering generalities" of life.

All remember the splendid displays at O'Brien' residence, the elegant collations and sumptuous dejeuners, the costly French wines and time. Who he was or where he was from, country. When it rains, the water has no no one knew. The body was not identified by any person. It wai buried it ministers, lawyers and politicians.

Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Aug. 17. The proceed expensive luxuries thrown lavishly on the chauce of running off, and the clay soil was foutodt Jrt Scott Press. tables at all times, and the brilliant display It will only cost you tweuty-five cents to buy a bottle of Edward Wilder' Mother's Worm Syrup', which will certainly relieve your children of Worms, which are indicated by Pains iu the stomach, awelliug of the abaosaeu, pickhnx of the nose and ears, had breath variable appetite, etc.

It is a pure syrup, and children will rapidly eat it spread on bread, and it is eutirely harmless in its nature, and never has beeu known iu fail in giving prompt relief to the little sufferers. ings of the second day of National Labor prevents its sinking as fast as it should consequently it lays on top, and as soon as Convention commenced with the announce Recently, a Marysville gentleman, who happened to be cursed with a little "filthy ment of committees on condolence, Presi it gets dry enough to le comfortable trav SHELLABAKGER Sc LE1DIGH nave bought tlie LUMBER YARD OF JOHN WAYNE ft And will CONTINUE THE BUSINESS At the old stand, corner of Eighth aud Kansas Avenue i utt i Largest Stock in the State. lucre," was tried and adjudged a lunatic. of silver, directly imported from Paris. All of his entertainments excelled in magnificence any thing of the kind ever given in the city.

The members of his family eling, vegetation suffers for the want of tie was placed in charge ot keepers and dent's address, platform and organization. The committee on labor, made a report on the eight hour law, concluding with the more rain. taken to the Asylum at Ossawatomic Upon the arrival of the trio at the institu indulged in the display of a greater variety As you are aware, this part of the State has been settled over fifty years, and yet it tion, the Superintendent refused to receive of expensive wardrobes than did any other the candidate because an examination family in the city. During the warm is far behind Kansas in every respect Right here is where your humble servant months of summer O'Brien and family would advertise themselves amonj; the MHOL 1.1 ff f' Hi il.fi How Much does it Cost? proved that he was as sane as. his guards and more rational than those who sent him the consequently he was set at liberty.

It is not difficult to tell who are the idiots in this case; some of the county officials dance and the tax-payers of the county first saw the light, and where we lived until (far roving disposition became too strong notables and fashionables of Saratoga. In to allow us to remain longer in the back fine they lived like the families of the Wall Street Bankers. O'Brien had his seats at pony up" to the fiddlers to the tune of woods, and carried us to the broad and "one hundred and fifty Irving Arrivals daily to keep complete assortments of everything In oaf liae. fertile prairies of the garden spot of Ainer- the theatre engaged by the year, and the gayest equipages always at his command. Recorder.

ca. What a change in the eleven years His house was finished in the grandest that have passed Yes, a great change in Current Items. vr .1 1 1 the country at large, and more especially lur. 1 xjuniuiii lonucoiiiino- uook in the West. But here 'tis not so much will, it is said, give some new views of Jen POOR SI SAX.

Miss Susan B. Anthony has our sympathy. She presents herself for admission everywhere, and is everywhere rebuffed. She seems to think that her very presence exercises a reformatory influence, and therefore she is not at all backward about pressing herself into whatever society she happens to think needs reforming. Last year she made up her mind that the New York Democratic Convention would probably be as corrupt and demoralized a body as ever convened in this country, and straightway she arranged her plans for becoming a member of that notorious gang.

We all recollect with what derision and contumely she was received. She was absolutely laughed out of Tammany Hall, and that by a set of men who had stoutly pretended to be peculiarly friendly to woman's rights. Since then Susan has made herself surprisingly fresh, and has put in an appearance in every variety of convocation. Her last exploit was an effort to gain admission to the National Labor Congress at Philadelphia. She went so far as to ensconce herself among the members, and actually had the hardihood to make a motion.

Such effrontery could not be submitted to tamely, and Susan was ignominiously ousted, on the ground that she had no proper credentials and was not a laborer. Poor Susan deserves pity. She is a woman of remarkable energy and considerable attainments. She has a fierce tongue which is always in motion. She is thoroughly in earnest on the woman question, as thousands of audiences have learned to their cost.

But with all her imperfections, until very lately Susan could boast Are such as will justify the people of Shawnee- and adjoining counties iu extending to us the very liberal patronage given our predecessor. ny Lind, rather damaging to the popular different. 'Tis true that the boys and girls that were our school mates, have grown to It will only coat you wenuy-flve cents to buy box of Edward Wilder' Family Pills, which is the best known combination of Medicine for Constipation or Sluggish Bowels. In these conditions of the alimentary canal, they are perfectly infallible. As a purgative in all Fever and Inflammatory diseases, Acute Rheumatism, Inflammation of the Liver, Brain, Kidneys aud Bladder, Fever and Ague, Sore Byes, Dullness of the Head, Vertigo, Dizziness, they emu not be excelled, and no family should ever be without them.

ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE FILLED PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. maturity, some of the "oldest inhabitants" have passed from time to eternity, many estimate of that popular songstress. J. D. Harris (colored,) late candidate for lieutenant governor of Virginia, has en recommendation that Lougress should be memorialized to make provision for the 20 per cent, of pay deducted from those in Government employ.

Mr. Welles, of Philadelphia, offered the following resolution Resolved, That the action of the Convention refusing to admit Miss Susan B. Anthony, was not founded on grounds personal to herself, but simply because the organization she claims to represent is not a bona fide working womans' association. After considerable debate on the resolution the President declared that Miss Anthony was entitled to a seat, as she was a delegate. Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 17. A dispatch from Des Moines To the Chicago Tribune says that a report comes from the west, through a pretty straight channel, that Granville M. Dodge, the Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific Railroad, was telegraphed to by President Grant, the dispatch overtaking him at Cheyenne, offering him a place in the Cabinet ad Secretary of War, and giving him two weeks to consider the matter, Gen. Rawlings being compelled by de-cling health to give up that situation.

Gen. Dodge left immediately for Washington to inform the President what he would do. A woman named Mrs. Gifford, living in the northern part of Marion county Iowa, died on Saturday from the effects of fright at the eclipse. She had no knowledge of its approach, and was alone at the time it came with the exception of a child four weeks old.

Terrified at the sight she seized her child and fled to a neighbor's. When she reached there her season was families have left the country, and many tered a suit ajrainst the owners of the Bal CALL AND SEE- (7fl AND BE CONVINCED THAT YOU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY. strangers come in but the general appear ance of the country is just the same, the same old fashioned corduroy bridges, the identical mud holes in which we used to FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. play every Sunday, and it seems strange that eleven years should pass arid no more SHELLABARGER LEIDIGH. julyAMtf KANSAS CITY Steam Cracker Factory, improvement than there has been here.

Not so strange either, when we look the matter squarely in the face, politically timore steamer Kennebec, for ejectiug him from the steamer's cabin. Tennessee has not ratified the fifteenth amendment, bat the friends of Setter insist that the Conservative majority fn the new Legislature are fully committed to it. Jay Cooke and several other gentleman of New York and Philadelphia have purchased a tract of land at the Rangely lakes for a fish preserve, and also for summer residences. The London labor associations have appointed a committee to visit the principal cities of the United States, to investigate speaking. This county has always been largely Democratic, and at the last Presi No.

11 EAST LEVER dential election, gave Seymour over eight hundred majority. This explains it all. We can well remember when it was con style and fine paintings hftng in profusion around his rooms, among which were life-size portraits of all the members of his family, painted by Thompson. To keep up this style and extravagance in living, it required an outlay of no small amount of funds, and consequently his expenditures ran far in advance of his receipts. Notwithstanding his receipts were enormous, he was borrowing money from different sources to meet his demands, and was always in debt.

Since the war, business has become dull and his receipts were rapidly diminishing.and in this condition he was compelled to embezzle the bounties and back pay due the crippled and other soldiers, and rob the widows and orphans of the dead of that which is so justly due them in their poverty. One of these poor fellows who refused to be thus robbed had the gentleman arrested and tried, with the result as above stated, and had it not been for these three lawful men who dissented from the other nine, and who only winked and sympathized with his raseality.O'Brien would have been convictedjand sent to jail, the legitimate abode for such drivelers but he stands convicted, at any rate by the citizens of this city, for his treachery and criminal conduct His business is stopped here in consequence of the departments at Washington refusing to recognize him, and he has left the city a defaulter of more than $10,000, and a criminal fleeing from justice, a stigmatized and degraded man. A young man who signs himself J. appears in Sunday's Commercial in a half column card for the purpose of trying to tone down and make smooth the rough places in O'Brien's character, and apologize for his conduct, but I opine that many of the people of this city are about Manufacturer of all kind, of sidered unsafe to ex press abolition santi ments, aud persons who harbored run goue. bhe died without her reason return the labor systems and consult with leading of a fair share of popularity.

The loss of ing. The Joint Congressional Committee on away negroes, were looked upon as corrupters of public morals, workers of trea Edw'd Wilder Co. tr4! workingmen, with a view to mutual advan-While the New York Tammany Demo retrenchment and reform I -ft this morning at ldrlu for San Francisco, and win spend Sunday at Salt Lake. son, and almost rebels. If Nasby again breaks up and moves to find a place congenial to his general principles, we would advise him to seek repose in the crats are abusing the President for not And the trade supplied at punishing the Spanish officiate for execut JJUrfOO .1 WHOLESALE DRLOOISTS.

London. Loxnoy, Ang. 17. The Harvard and ing aSeged Aineriean citizens, their organ swampy solitudes of old Madison county, ST. LOUIS AVD CHICAGO PRK 1 the World pipes on the other key, and Oxford crews are out every day for practice.

For the past few days the tide be abuses him for stopping the Spanish arm tween Futney and Marlake has been in. ed steamers, beat on the destruction of the and rowing coaU be done nnU in this prestige is undoubtedly due to her promulgation and advocacy of the single-bed theory. This was a fatal mistake. She might have broached the most outlandish doctrines relative to suffrage, and have advocated the complete subjection of man to the domination of woman, without exciting a tithe of the antipathy that an assault upon that time-honored institution, the double-bed, occasioned. This, doubtless, greatly prejudiced the National Labor Congress against the fair Susan, and it needed only one other cooperating motive to work her exclusion.

This was found in the person of the great Cameron, of Kansas. It was justly concluded that no one body of human beings could survive such a glare of genius as nui t)9I 1 General Thomas Jordan, now in com Indiana. Then he would have no occasion to think of Ofa, for a Lodge in some vast wilderness, Sane boundless contiguity of shade as all his desires would be fully satisfied. This is one ot the districts so ably represented in the Legislature last winter, when the constitutional amendment came up. From this noint, we shall continue nnr DEFY COMPETITION.

Ho. 215 Main Street, Marble Front, mand of a division of Cuban troops, was written to by the officials of the Treasury, attention i- invited our mom ing or late at nigh flfiod judges say that the Oxfords are faultless; past comment. The Harvards are much improved, and are rapidly working into English style. They displayed great strength, and their pace against the river tide is rapid. The question is generally asked, "Can they hki; out lt, terrific piBwifc they start.

Betting to-day is five to two on the Oxford's yesterday it was three to one. asking him to refund $22,000 which he owed the government before he joined the tXTA XXX CBACKERS. rebellion. He replies tt Your letter re travels to the east, and hope arid expect to find things in general more prosperous for Price List. LUDLOW A KETCHUM LOUISVILLE, tCYi mayl-wly ceived.

Any further communication will reach me if sent to Newark, New Jersey." and progressive. x. a. m. juuelT-.