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81 INaURANCE CoMpAnIEs.


GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFz INSURANCE COMPANY,
:-"Y@~ OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEiTABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
Last CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER GENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies in $50 600 zoe
IAsselS. 1000 o0l
Annual income. 2,O3o oee
Losses paid. &C., 0oe
w. II. PECkHAM President:
w. T. HOOKER, Vice President;
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
G. A. FUDICEER, Superintendent.
SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBERALITY,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and distiu.
guish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
. s.. Office, No. so2 Main street.
Dr. j. G. CIABELL, Medical Examiner. NJ 10
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CANNED FRUITS AND NEGETA-
" BLES Mt reduced prices.
The famous GREEN TURTLE IN cans.
Canned LOBSTER and SARD1NES,
UNDERWOOD'S DEVILLED HA
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S POTTED HAM,
CROSSE & DLACKWELL'S ANCHOVY
PASTE,
COX'S GELAT1NE,
FLAV0RING EXTRACTS a fine assortmcnth
PRESERVED GINGER,
CURRAET JELLY,
FRENCH MUSTARD.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Lca Fcrrins's),
ED AN and SAPSAGO CHEESE,
MUSHROOM, WALNUT, and TOMATO CAT
REAC KBERRY WINE BY the gallon or by the
barrel,
A few gallons OF DOMESTIC CRAZE WINE,
pure and delicious;
HOLLAND GIN, a.."
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY.
COOKING, TABLE, and MEDICINAL WINES
and BRAEDIES, y
In great variety, ut j. u. hlDD's,
no 1s III Broad street.
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FINDER ST. ALBAN'S HALL, CORNER
u MAIN AND THIRD STREETS.-l would
respectfully call ahe attention OF persons buying
good things for Christmas to my large and varied
and American Candies, superior Layer Ralsins,
Currants, Citron, Nuts Fruits, Jellies, Co1's
Gelatlne, Broma, Bon-Ton Surprises, Malaga
aud all kinds of Toys and Fire orks;
THOMAS JACKSON,
de 10 successor to A. Pizzlni i co.
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egEAMEfa


fT7oR NORFOLK, poRTs-a-~I
taa m9ssss o Nh HE Aa Jls hEEssg RfAEa
and elegant UNITED STATES Nail s, es q
& y III J. Z. S slsro1nE L,
places on MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAiYSsY'I .na NJ
d.ss a. y O'CLOCK f. and returns On H..
Passengers arrive In Norfolk IN TINA ;.
p p. with steamers for Baltimore and n q,
Trains Leave City Point for Petersburg or 49,
Fare TO Norfolk, ss;m.
rece,vea Tuessav. sT Ts,ssaar,
from Il n. to 81 r. M, for Norfolk *" p6 ns,a't.r
Boston, Baltimore, and Principal LAM
Chesapeake bay, ana all regular lanaina nf. al
river, at reasonable rates. 10 vi 'ana
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Fre!ghts for way-landings must be pre-n.,4
aRsR II to l. d "a ,ssA s;sS,ss,: 1!ssS:
WILLIAM G. DURHAM 4 CO.
" AND e se9aaihss1osSE 1HR EHSGGAyrs
CoS S MAIN l., AND ELEVENTH. sTREz,s
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFrcE Box 81.
FOR NEW YORK.
OLD DoMIS SnGp STEAMSHIP TIE 90
Ehe splenald new side-wheel steamships IsA AL
MARIE, and HATTERAs, leave New \ "a, y Abe z
Sor6olk City Point, and Richmond. every TiySsi
PAX THTTRTsD Al and sATURpAY, s At
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide. oh'pAY,
These ships are entirely new. They have e,sc.,
saloons and sta:erooms. The fare. accomm g.!
lions, and attention. arc unsurpassed
Close connections made with steamers f., a,
southern and European ports. -
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT A Or,p
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at tie oflcesx Of h,
company.
N. L. McCREADY, President, Isl Greenr,,
street, New York
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM 6 CO., Agents
corner Main and Eleventh street,
FOR LIVERPOOL AND s
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sAGiffS.
FROM N NEW vJT ToRK i EXER R1IE SATURDAY
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY sTRAxrs
First Cabin, Payable In Cold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ...............,sl@. Il
Storage, Payable in Currency.
PASSAGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VA MiLiyr
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold)............sa i
st. ai John,ss osa F. BY branch steamer cod
Storage, Payable IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. . n
St. Johns, 4. f., BIZ branch stean,er ss
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, al
the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Compsnyl
Offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or 70
WILLIAM G.. DURHAM & CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, NSss
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving ssisSsSS
pier a North river every Saturday
FRANCE; QUEEN, H.:4VETIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 aud 97s, currency.
steerage passage, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queensto~:.
S37, In currency.
Storage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Re-.
terdam, and Havre, SI5, In currency.
the company, 80 Broadway, +. W. j. HCgsl.
Manager, orto n,,,, ~
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New Books.

An american Family an Paris. With FIFTY
Eight Illustrations Of Historical Monu-
ments and Familiar Scenes. New York :
HURp & HoUGnToN.
, 1869-02-26
CUBA.

x...,u.,o~>~~ tt.rx-wnrn Tranxs
Aaeso1"s sonf5 ., ee1n.-
ffdm Spath-eontfAo1ctofy AeccAu's
from The InseTlor--Ae fuEets Fleeing
10 Jsmalca-A spanish xgar VESSEL
Ta,rn,rr the movements OF this
--a,n~.
feFns1hn honf's'
BAvAsA, Fl b. 2f.-4 transport has arrived from
Spain with ttD chse.eurr.
to he lee which makes foreigners WHO hsve r..
sided dTe years In uba eu2jecte Of 3pain. and
ss,s they must snbmit TO the Conditions OF lea1e
the }slard.
An expedition left Ii G1anats for Puerto Psin-
c!pe. 4 determined hgat Ia anticipated on the
road.
Twelve nrrtors Who landed On The Cubs coast
from r. "a Rio hare been taken prisoners. o1e
GEXicAn.
, 1869-02-26
NEW YORK.
The Erie Railroad Annuls all
Its Express Contracts.
Other Roads Expected to
Follow its Example.
i Heavy Business Transacted in
Government Bonds.
new YORK.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Is.
pEa,aH Or TIE cCsAS REsoIurIosIt7s.
The kr<ntng Post rays the det.Er and hops Of
cubans is 10 win Independence ard then TO n.ke
formal o1tr to the United States With sueh con
dltious as would make cnba State equal with
any 9th. In the Uulon. II fp6cea In this city re-
e1rcente, notwithstanding the many Who have
lc!, the ,eland 10 avoid conscHptlou. a largo
number arrived BY steamer lsst night.
WALL erRBaT.
The !estnrc Of Wait e,1cet 10 dA3 Wal govern
mtnt bonds, which werc largely dealt II, For
cicu purchhecrs Invested heavily. The gold MAJ
ket contsnuea to 9Eo~ weak
R1rREss CONTRACTS ASHCLLAp.
The E,tc Railway c1res ro:ce that 1t will do Its
own express business after March !. and o:her
roads are expected to follow ita example. Con-
etderabe alarm exists ansng express men In
consequence.
aAiLnoAp LEGISLATION Al ALBANY.
The Senate Railroad comr1ittee. at Albany. has
obtained twenty days cxtc1etoo Ct uma hefore
reporting. Ftsk md Gould. Of the Eric Railroad,
voluntarily went before the committee 5eascr.
day. ...
TIE cEsron uoCe1.
No d,ami.tais navs occurred IN the Custom
uoutc for several dAye. Tho Cus.oua Home
business IL unusual.y large. tho daily receipts
ranging IRON S.aG1, ,0o0 to f50o.000.
DItp.
D. c. Valentine, ior u1any Jeass Clerk OF the
Common Council, d't d s.cf.a1 afternoon.
10 THE ASSOCIATED rKE5s.
1onAcco sE1zrRH.
NEW ToRK, Feb aa.-Fhe tobacco factory O.
John XeGpife. in Flankttn street. was kc1z-d l8t
Eight and about $btCO worm OF stock de!ivcsc.
tnto tka custodl OF Co|teeto. bailey.
nTuIoPHOnIA.
| John E+kesson died an In tday. In Roek'ard
h--Nr f1hI hu nv datnh
raoIth ago.
sfApyku 10 DkAIH.
woman was found dead tn hrr room. In JertcJ
City, Jctierday.tav,rE been locked In and t.atfct
| 10 ctath BY her h3sbAnd.
, 1869-02-26
DES MONIES.
NnI[rcad Statistics Of Iova-Supfema
Ccust Dectatou-TriAl for Afaon.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.

Railroad StetfAitca Of IoW2-3upfemo
Court Dectatou-Trial for Asson.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
D8s Mo1s7s. Feb. Is
Tho S'ats Etqa1t<s Of tomorrow will contain q
stattetical article, showing the total amount Of
bonds grarcd the 1a1to.ds In this State and their
crore essnlnr. ior ls,s. The data arc up TO Jauu-
tie humber of acrcs granted. The Burlington +
MIssout, River Road At that time hat 1s1A m: es
i,s c1oss carnires for is6s we's ksal,553.2a.
Tic Chicaso, Koek Island i IacI1c Road h.d
e76h rntlcs completed; had received is:ios.'3 '3s
si,S: q H. Il S1G Gbsssso 9Sss Rosd
bnu 3G5 mt!cs bult; had scceivc1 ~: :5ts ~
acrcs Of land ~ earnings fsF lsos Wefs t33'l,.
ll3 ul!lt bntl'; had received Il at55ts aeret u
land Il earnings for 1861 wcre $a.1n n,e9?.'?
r. Nedfcto; s mi, Sioux ,,S1 S1t1 ,.rt,o.a ke.%
ia $50 acres Of land: caFolngs ~. - !;
1he ierMoine, va!c]y 70 ID h.d 70? miles on.l. :;
.a !ee's NJ sets. son. 81 '.aa ,;v e,fEn,st ,EaI
g ESr.9e q land. ' ae S siea. c5 asd fsc'ds
En- bay ss '9 sslaDxs Ms ss int S'fq
Council Il ue. i st. 10. Road hid 81 nslea; 10
land grsu,; earnings, $iss,sH.u,, Tue ccdst
giant ea1niust. US It's .o7. rao Dubuque i
| Southwestern md - miles built 70 report Gt
"a u'n9s: There dgutrs show this on the let o.
1aiItoas.. The oesrc ..te amount Of lind gran,ed
to The roads Is ,3ea ,sts5 serrs Tbe.s dcu.ca
an 1akcE ior the R.sl'f<r frou, unac:al .e2otts.
., havc lurt ,c; ;eivea ad..ccs trou Warrington
that the United States supreme couri,now sttt,, &
ii Wasi rc. .oD, hs.e decided in 1aros OF the com
uany and thst tho title TO all lands heretofore Il
dispute north oi this city Is coEnFmed.
I'hc trial tl John q. shscf}cF, arrcttaa on
charge OF attempting 10 hnrn bis own atote, ,ccdc
iast hight In bis acquttsa, and complete ssndics
l IOd.
, 1869-02-26
MLW AUREE.

vcmapss Suffrage Conventional 6ra.
Stanton, mtss Anthony and O1her
Great Lights 1'restni-fpp0E SonA2
EroZan TO Dsnth.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MtLwAuK4H, Feb. a3.
The Wouau's SuntaEo Convention ntfo to'oAJ
sud ycstesuAy was 4 crest SUGGEST, the hall IN
which It wss held being oyerno Wing. many being
Obliged 10 leave without Obtaining admission.
Tte audience WIS conpoaed oftne mott culttFA-
ted 4nd intelligent Of our c:ilzens. Hrs. stanton.
Mis-. AEthory, Mr4. L1TerMore, NILS Peekhstu
and others addressed The convention IN ~ ah.e
mslne1. lhe1r euot1s oeinC listened to with tas
crt ateai a,teu.1on, the speakers 6oluG frequently
tic convention In The a!1efaoor. tEk1ug the
esounn that tho Bible was opposed to
Womap's suffrage: but WAS not .ye1J happy
In his &ttempt. hIe. Livermose, Mrs. Stanton
and Ke1. Nj. Falowa each Answered htta With
fn,s e1crin; there will be smother meeting xcd
more atdrce.cs. II NAV be p,sstble tnal the
Convention viii continue through Tomorrow
rur rr1tuc sftereoon and cver!oC 70 give time for
mort DISCUSSION. Tns helpers Of the movement
IN Milwaukee feel Couch encouraged. and hope sra
| ].nC to bring Abuut the much ionEeh lot fesust-
Nhdare An1ek Addressed the eo:Sennou yes'
terday aftesnoon in German. she sp - II aa sos
ss,le, heE hnrtirR tloquehce and ns!esus m.nnsf
| stirring Ill those even wEo could NOT a1snneu5
pruereikLu TIC meaning OF each word.
| an abanconed woman paned 1Atte1eon WIS
found frozen to drath, yesterday. = fcw Eiiea oul
Of the c:tJ. she had spparsnuJ stAste1 foi
| Oak EEstE.
, 1869-02-26

s+-oncurrfn1. tbat the following amendment to tho
co1s:,,ut,on Of The United 6tate', be snhnItted
10 the Mei.ls'utes OF The eesesal s'a:es, ard.
when ratified bJ three fnufths thektoft 1t shall be
palt Of snsa eousti uton.
"A1tlcle 18th. The rsaL Of the citizens Of the
shridEed b. the United States o. bY "a any State on
aecoai of ssee' colcs O. previous canason OF ser.
sscs J, The ccuercss shall have pnucr to cu-
force th!s article By sporo;'rtase logtalauou.
IIoieLAl1vk APPROPRIATION ELL
Nj. BUTLER. Of Mase.. nore- TO suspend the
m:ttee Of Il . " holt from TIC further eolstdera-
tlou Of the legislative Appropriation bill. The
rules we're suspended, and the committee dis
The bill aud amendments being before the
IN con mlitee last evening, Increasing 10 per cent
the ealaries Of Clerks In The departments at
Mr. G'NEILL offered IN amendment 70 Nj.
Pciand's Is amendment. tia: tho employees Of the
Philadelpt Ia Post of1ee shall be itcInded.
Mr. BUTLER. Of hass., thtn demanded tho
previous question on tie bill ard the pending
III. louee proceeded to eepa,Atc vote On the
emenGmet t. mace Ia COMMITTEE of the Whole.
1he1 were sRstcd to a. tar - reached, iIctndinc
tho amendment makiDC the Compensation OF
female clerks IN tho ONCE Of the rreAsnfer OF the
g1ited States eqnHl TO tho pay Of ma c1orkt OF
~ malc *. Of hi7 7bsF eradrs. whcu caiad upoa
to Go simiaf work. The iatter amendment was
.dopted-yeas, es; nsys, g.:
Tie SPEAKER In the chair
TDbr RprTE BILL.
- Mr.. FARMS" OKrt', from the commtttce on
rcst oalecs, reported The annual Post Route BILL
The UonRe wcnt into COMMITTEE Of the Whole
op tho Deae1enc5 T.; 4. Appropriation bill. MI. PRICE,
| Aftet ihc bill bad been read, Nr. scoFlRLn.
4 thsl . ,F$A RrNH n
, 1869-02-26
EUROPE.

GScat Hrttniu.
Nh. bright IN FAVOR or OCEAN PENNY ros1-
AGE.
LONDON, Feb. Is.
MF. Bright made speech At the bsnqaet OF
the Associated Chambers Of Commerce, In which
adopting tho eJetem o! ocesn penpy.roetaEe.
The Belgian Government has prohibited the
granting OF concessions TO foreign railway cor
poralions without its sanction.
IN THE uous1 or coxHoNs.
LONDON. Feb. Is.
in the House Of Commons this afternoon an
irgulEy VIA. made a. to whether the ueual lcga!
Investigation before pardon had been made In tic
csees Of the Fenlan convlcts recently released
from 1rtson. Mf. For$esc1e replied that what
lnvctne alton the government had made VAS
quite tnf1:lont, as the.n cAscs differed from OF.
dinar4 Communication Of sentcntes.
In reply to question. Mr. Mopstl said nego-
tiat1ons for settlement between the Hudson BAY
Company and the Dominion Of Canada were still
peuc1nc. It was undesirable to make any state
tnents ~ 10 the prospects OF building teeGtaphlc
line through the territories OF tho coupaoy 10
connect The Atlantic with the Pacific coast until
a complete adjustment wae reached.
In reply to request Of Hs. Tofrcua for ipfor
nation, Nr. 0tWay ts.ted that tbs government
bsd received Eo Authcnsit adsices Of the rtjec-
tiou Of the Alabama Convention by tbs ULttcd
6tatef, nor had It any Information whatever In
regard 10 The ratification Of the Naturalization
protocol.
North Germany.
TIE PARLIAMENT AND rnCesTAs DIRr.
BgnLIx. Feb. 25
The North German Parliament msats on tho
! 4tA oil March. The prusslan Diet closes lu ses
i e1oa on the 6:b,
!
Spk1n.
TIE coRTEa And TUE RkT1RrNd H1NIsTRT-
MApn1D, Feb. a5.
The vote In the Coytes thanking the retiring
I ehsl Serrano to form new ministry, atood q.
| follows: For. $50; against, g..
rnE CHURCH QUESTION.
MApx1p. Feb, Is.
| In the Cortes tho proceedings On tbs occasiou
o the passage Of the vote OF II auk. to the Provls
| ional Atu1etry were very int"r sting. The Mini
ztcrs explained thct1 ac,ion towards religious or
de.s and the Church. II WAS stated thst the Jcsui
College OF ST. Vincent Was suppressed
because its members wera engaged IN COZ
epltscy seA!nst tho government, and three ofihcrr
were accompl!ecs IN the assassination Of ths
Governor OF Durgcs. This orders directing shl
civil authorities to take charge OF certain ast3cle
| Of Church properly were also explained and luat1
ded on the grourd that the proceedings Of th'
clerical party demanded the interference Of tn
government to preserve the objects Of art IN tha
churches. When the result Of tho division
vas Announced, General Serrano roee 10 ereal
and was csaetcd wrn prrls nred chcere. II
mate temperate and trsnquilIz'rR speech. I'D
ris,ng the minority to rHrsne policy OF conctli.
tlop. in yicw at tue drrniy rooted md lnc1orabl
principles held to BY the ms]oritJ o! the coftcs
| A. for himself, he promised them Loyalty
| ratr1otieU and hburEAttOn.
, 1869-02-26

Recent Fights Between the Tf1orB
and Indians.

ST. LoCIe. Feb 9 --A Iettcs from GcnerA Shcr-
ldsr fccsiTed at Ger cral 5ncrmans ncAaqn1rtcfs
I, day d.tcd IN the utla> January st. stA G. that
tns kteJeutee ana Arrsp2noes report that sn-
otnet encaEetnsnt ets*esntue fofces usdeE ensn-
lar easa!Fy. and 1ndt.ra, to3e p,.ce
beEwetn the 18th ana 9O.h OF January 4: i
Mout tsltr. In which the 'r,ope were tucce. -fu ,
to'asly !. elro,irg an Indian village aud kilt,n4
eirtt.f ths sasacs.
tjlp-ral u.lar. IN com nuttcatlon 10 General
Shetrsn, ftnEa his camp on tao nth fosk Of III .
h,u Rs@tr. eortoboratcs tho report 10 hav.ne
come It rouHh inoian rourccs.
II xa4 col. Evans com naud which gave tho In.
d,sus spch 1*ubaint u t.hrittnas day.
Tbr ncwe uE the teht IL ~ lnitsn report. No
donb: IL entertained by Gen. Sheridan Of such Al
Inere a:t s,raQsirg. isolated bands. mi1e up
of ihc matepntents Of the severn! dshsing tFor1
sna It IA ntonaole that It WAN With these fellow
thHt Col, Evans came In contact.
, 1869-02-26

MAcsro1. T!s., Fth. Is, 1859.
To Whom 1t May Concerns
Al thu ysqusst Of vi. J. Il. Isosscssntz. Cssnor or
sae Bank Of MRasseu. .nAde An 1ttsmps 10 aru tbs
burglar bex Of tho Mlussaa uazk HAe, e1s ef ItAlvs
ratent." l felt ro1ndansI could make Z dr!l that
would penctsats tho boz. and suecs4dtd Ia drilling
tho outsde Iron plate without ateulsy. but tae to
mAts any Impression tue atec, and After repeated
Efforts gave It up. fully convinced that no tool
could be tnaas of tseel that wonid have any Otto
upon tho platss used In these Patent Bafta. Tho
TIE drins used by were the very best that could
be mate, Will rAr1s7 rxArxaxn points; and am
aatAted that any Qua who gets INTO tho above men.
tloned box uuss do 20 by some othcs means THAI
drilling. u. ". DANIELS, Machl1!at.
, 1869-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. rs.
RFNA1E

RAh az l
BENATE. S' "0'
The bill amer datory Of the net excmptftap man
u,ac,ories Of cortrninent usrai machinery from |
coxr,r7Er on RrLEs. !
M1. ANTHONY ofered RESOLUTION for the ap- |
ro,ntncnt Of committee 70 report any modin- |
fr.u, srf,on Of nnbiie husInsss,
Admitted. |
~. cy.un, F. Hthhem T1an, hu1, L. couu,,,so .,
cnnnnrrrr 1-nn,frd with .mcn3mrnf The nii IN
NERVE tbe hsrnors Of ihe uuitcd Sistss asa,a.t
rrrrcacrrnrnt and obsiruct,on. Ii provides Ior
tsc ~ q IT, ooa o. ~ nc ,ha
snhicet. ts and 10 secomuend to congress euen
mnsanrrs -. thcr NV .o1nc mon
1tt1noSn Ill
MIR, OSBORN tntroducca bi;{ c7anttnr 1suds
~. = ann,s1t,i. Hsitrn.n H.f"rreS 10 H.
fIin pn,,,s .nS. t,omm;tfrr 1'1 ~ 'As
71sn ron MEETING on TIE Arm or MARCH,.
NJ %,1cn hnfn hnn.rs shali me.& At n m. in
~ st,.n ~ ~ unnr Wss acrc.d - - r. A''' 49,
ata: .at.n ~ ~ e ,r.,nea,
~ xc.,eedst fa "emt .nosoot4ai1nn ,ne XII, ~" rn
ann, d. T,;e =. nd:nr onrrlion vas on ;hc point
sHlt. ~ ~ T.. = ~ 1s,..n. tns. ,tc srcnd
~ 1nert oftr,rs ~ Mr. snmner TO autnorizs ihe
efet. taf5 81 tb7 - psg tne saa a..
ns nrser Gn'sa afss ,h or,tndm,n W. Do
ct6sd onf ~ nrter hv n 1o.r ~ ~ NJ ~ tn u.
M NJ SsE Ets iron rtfrrea ~ a.di,ton.i ..et1on.
which VIA arreed to. providing that n.cvet 40.
pofutmentt in the asmy rhal po merely hon~rasy,
cnufer1ipc no command Or rig At to pay emolu-
men1e Of any kind.
section, providing that, untis otherwise directed
BY law. no apptin:tnet shall be made IN the Nd
tu,ants. ItsIt ctot'e. Pay, Quaftcrnattcr'e. ihS
Epn1miesafy or Medical Depattmen's Ac tnouent
this section nsd one bcr,ure II prohtottco pro
motion. The rrCat ttinulhs 10 snc pesiosHlAuSo
Of duly In the army n: arg t,on somenso s On ;os
xsrtcrtiaY, providing fhsy there sha,l 0c no morr
r. .,a &C., "a o. yoanes;
oficer, ifntn promotion
III. wiL%uS raid the object wss TO p,evest. a.
far ts roraible. III rrm appotutmcn'r iu order 10
tMortonj compa!Sed ttat tn provision would
rrcscnt Il Al po'ntment Of volunteers. hut tho
vrlurteerr or We., 1'o,nterr: on The sontrary
there w.re now s1 husdted ndaeett IN ne army
Mr. Ior on't motion Tss lot. - 'DS N"A''''
Ms WILSON offered 1wn amend n. .nte. which
wrnc agreed tc--one authorizing ,ne secsc'ary Q!
the rrsuts Of the expedition 10 c1pors ana rpr,
sey the line of the fott1eth plssll"!. the cxpcnse
TO re rs'a on; OF c1lsting appren,,.',opr i"s tbs
two hupofrd tnoufand coilrs fot surveys to, naih
tsr, deerse.:
Mr.. MOTION moved 70 rcseind The oroes for
NJ SUMNER gave ro:ics Of mo,ion 10 recon
hid.r ttc d c:r,ou on his amendment.
!. rvry,xn ,r.u,ox
LshstNh sEsslDS.
coSfCIAH Arr1nrhiAT1nS It'll.
. on Detun .! ~. aom =. lue ~ na'e !n1lstt e,1
OF ~ ameEdnrEls 70 tne Coren'as aoa Uiplo
nottimcut OF Few Committee OF Conference,
rKIyArB nILta ETC
Aur1uhtr Of rssvatc hills paused,
The constitutional amendment vas mate II
! snec,al orcef TOT to -murroN.
TAT ar pLrE1T COLLECTORS AND AssEatoRa.
TIE conference on the hill to give 10 Urput
: Coljcctpyf ard Axse.sore the Day 0f theis prime
. ] rails, here they perform thelr principals du1,e
, 1869-02-26
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1869.

6.H to pass without IN expression Of his views
nc vas 10 a1or at int r. al tnnroTe cnts hut %
opposed he bill pA.set In 1851 q It Was on sanA>
y lEuooueed, and throup his e3orta II bad peen
limited and n atr1cted. Il was rot the fact th1t
tho beK4hnir2 Of operations was made contingent
1n ap appropriation By the General GpverG N MT
fot Al the sal1on. canals proposed hut It was
maoe coming Mt On IN appropriation tor any one
o. them: even the least. and theE the Comnie@
That h* wa = vefy dangerous one. # Corgfess
Appropriated ot Rick kfveF the State va. bourd
10 Improve the Illinois and thc otherb- The b II
thousand things. Wero he ever so
uEftis ne!, to natsoaal Improvements. he would
support 1t.
Ar. MERRITT bthaved IN hts usuAl manner for
HcE1t time
nj. DlNSNOOR withdrew bis motion, and ME.
fOh1 Err moved tho previous question, which
WAs otdt Tet4 and the vote was taken. Ee&EftIIg-
yeas, 81 nhYt. 2---bB 70 Iowa.
, 1869-02-26

H,v pAff..1 DF0Ened.

pr1rssrnsu, Fe Fe3zTQ:3rdas7$ la.t. NJ; E
4. lower, tp,ms1s; CIR tbntsn, r. u. VI:
liam Law. OF Aonot9A7.la CITY, ilnam' Ls1WsiL
cf Y oo.ter- Oo1o. heckv1h aears. Of eofsa.-
ic:t 1orrsntoEn. rs In i *k1d for Gsucrs sud
bare not tlpce been heard Of :nt1 ttr >npq g.
10 have been 1ro~1cd ~ tbs aRd hssx oeen ~
f. a,snr bottom upward and the nst o1 ons o. - -
parties foQLd with X. N7
, 1869-02-26
HovYthle Death.

Lor1syr,r F,h "a horrible crime has just
cone TO !:hrt IN tn,. city, appears tha; .
reRto Etr! nsA-d Louisa F eidt. emrloyed ~ =
ragtd ii cnas''t...ens .hy Mrs. Mo.clJ aud
.hteea.d venEe.pfps: pe she earned o3s IL h,T +
NJ MoM.els ~ to drink lcy, wp.s n,odn Cd ui:tra-
ron syd closing Of the thr"as. tspj,nF in dcath.
The c1ri has been As1eatso and coA-u1tted,
, 1869-02-26

ossllenge from q pHty whom be- nas ja.t
ae3eated. GaAsA her s.,s he Will
lcht my rau IN America except
YcCoole, a1d be txcepts him bec1uae prize light
M haa lately BEEN locked upon u ha1f way INST.
ttf Of nationality. ard he - from the eame ca1n-
tty II NeCoo!e. Ge desires to share honor N;1th
him -
, 1869-02-26
pnwf1SNt4<.

e. J,o-,. F-h es,-Gsll1 sh+r the pugll-. Il.
Hss Ia Tim All4n'6 ch ,ilenee and at5s ID .ae
il AZ. t,,u - u.n;, and that be is nov unaS
n eoical tleasa ct, I'D u .oon H. W ne ~, ~!
cn4r h. "a moi bound seeepsi