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WOODEN BLOCK PAVEMENT

Eearv ,,,t,t,r I'm r-,r.-,... .N..
Chicago calls into active exercise tne % sufe.,or or
ss rnrrr q ctn 4 me Tooden pavement f1ng
city. several umea over, Win iae eres,est au%. a
Ssau;;s tI desscd05ya 4a 'nas ese7 human IN
Wi the Tim, be- pood en,,,,, .. .....
shat kind Of paven,ent 10 ,,atse, .a.n.a: -
to our streets thun vocden blocls7 > Ap, ev;,,
it name some other s.,le Of nayersn, 49,. 49,
exne,ience has Dro7en to ia hoeta- .ha" Ia
the voo5en hlocts7 What 49, - s.,,..sa ss1se4
within reach does it advocate 40 - = sn,...:
tute? It is easr enoneh - ~ 's. 40.
tbrou ont ins;nna,;ons .as;r.. ~. -. -
Pnb,ic Works. and cr = w. ~ ~. 49,. . '.
does not meet the no;nt Tba IT.. ~ a,-a@ a..a'
meut has tried oak nlanks Jo1;:t ar.ra,
linastone hlocks Iimes.ona s1scsa,s, $50. ~
co,,h,e.stone n,reman,. hn+ .n., -. III III
faiied 10 rive satisfaction IN no ~,aon,a
None of them 1as nroren dnr,b1e ~
stone, laid in any form or shane. .anialv
wears into 1uts and holes and eobhlezstoncs ~
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TIE PORTAGE LAKE SHIP CA
NAL,
ARRIVAL OF the etrnt Steamer mt sbe
AnRe superior Entrance The
Piers, Progress Of shc WORK. ETC.

4 Fsefs, iFogrcss of aiic Work, Etc.
fFom ht h'r119< Lake tAteA.} Gaztt.s, S.pt 16
aEs1 IT. II tns Lake Superior entrance 10 tnc Puft.
iar ~ We can ascertain made IL be fonfI the shnes
nne iot ZONE lizzie distance, and Banded tsi.,e
Men ts enGased to labor for the COMPANY, Til. !;
ta'e Of the work, and Its SUCCESS is due sahier;
o. eoonatalAton. though no rrai penei,. .Ntit So
selF.s 70 tof ar gear Or more 70 come. Il simply
COMPANY hare dredged smsii na. hn;..
ss1 sun aat ~ ss Sqpeo5 sds OF aaore and
beasr q Il ths ~ for
LIT. tIsooa .5a Ra,oplsr sssd = tie ss
and put on snail psIsy ~ pis oi me1 made channel,
prssnao5 ae1aon y . she future y tnat sas tas
annoe daily. tteamesz tuRa and 5easels iii ns
ror - % aaelf say 70 ne bead Of Lake sape.
prcdaoe. 1n ssa Wsoss soea1 s Of g,ain proFslons,
ssn,1 ssaT Enss e!apee before the ~o1f Vii t. su
ate to lie otSea 'cT .I. seaGss s 70 pass sro one
sotk to % done even In ihe va7 Of eIcapaf,c,1 o.
atnp5 After that is done there II et,,i Te1 N,
xS;nR aad csVtSSs tne a11tt Fl. g e. :. 2
@ fanp pas o. tae worE, iof % IL perfect conssae-
Tne so sas fs s.s I'D hsnsd =
be made L nearly an vefy soft snd ou,cF, NJ
eat.iy Affected ey the acton Of wsief. Id If ~
mass xese not extremely well and cotupiete1V
ii1npastiole fof = moderate sized tu1bost hefoM2s ~
1nS expuat3o1 Of Jungle season. "eA''o
n;'s e pen a9, o. ne LAKE, aperof side sre being
4os to tesist the action Of fa and wtu,e. sto1mf ~
ttnooaotedly they Will be severely tested ftn,,nr
eoo,se ene ,sesaang ~ m9ntos With xhAi result &
1907 ms 90 kaoT-shey hare rot 70 be Of remarkabie
Te.t ~ ssea pier u nlfcadJ several hupdred
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THE HUEZ CANAL,
Tho tbpcnbnF-Dtff OvrEconic
-L.oetlpp In taiu Water.

AU NVFSCUf0 q
-I4ottipR In tho Water.
The lue1 CAnai Company has ial,cst Yrxuts.
te opened oh lhe i7th Ut Nnvrt,.,ur urxl AslIesd
4. catss that Tho nArIgasIun Ut tho t,lea tanli
5 o y n.ss. ssa i ~ @ e; Tssss ssss. q % Msis;
a.p,! " tlr rs s.!as Gs!ng oshs metros, equal ID
4 c,frrrpon'irus 0f thu inn,ion S.v. wrtlua
f!e!n Alexandria, nnttrF s'ata Of August III
:" "k.niht EAtt *ss cotlulntiosAlot1 by tho nro.
t,hnAl Al 1nattIxA i tnlat s!Unai slt,ccss II Ills
ltnRfrts q! tim undertaking. 1t VIII lH Ercsl.
;r:tr ~! no eou'.e o. tao oanAi "a. f.n,rt 10
sttorrr', and nEcrssitatns iH,ws,sr iof Iis.'itii
she rac&saloaa. Fortunately shrso wrro iii "a a. i
sHrh places. And u has b1eu fr0nl tho section
:. Gha!"un "a suSx dnat tho greassst '''liscutws
a. nsefeosnr. l1b'fcta hravy penalty It hrh!oI-
hnn'is ths contractors enRagrit 10 ,te!tycF lhis
facst portion OF tha cutting 10 tho Company By
Ah.'tuAfcd datc. That d1te wn4 Saturday lust Ii
~ nu seenc during tho lons.'asl,ns ,,ay Ia n
Na. mnrsel!oua. seven thunaai,d wofxmetl ioii.si
4*.y with 4 zeal aud IN aptitude fus lhcir worf
Nh.ch would have done nlany culllar or miner
bread y, tho swrat Of hts 6sow, tbs motley
as'cnhlaRc OF Wallachinns, Alpan!ans, ircrks
Ati Arabs carnea satlrs. Tho digging an.! pick.
r.ttv" ~ ~ ~ EEnE i.E " MAs every HaetG au.-
mi th.n iii. III ,!us.!ou " lotona! lab0f. Now
, 'nsM ,,st, ,'E.Hn. .aas!eF nolkmea rtse dlsccru
sniht."ttHk MI es".trs NV ~ so !FltnAlf ami un-
.nnn = -, anne9 n taht temhdtd one Of
no,cVar ~ s.nine lat io1 noa1 touca given to
rnnon. =, rs,I,, n.9tnes astst TIE most
N % s1sr tanofs vas concentrated
~ -, sh - tets ~ ~Hteu nau lotmen the fEanwAJ
- -. IT. 1te y! tAe e4casauohsr and Ia loading the
~ s.Ta "'a wv sas aa's n,ate.AL
,uds n H. LUZ ~ 5Ia.ess % ~ laen o. the ma9nt:
n,ar ~ -, ,,st,, oe 9ana perhaps not out Of
M 49,; S", ~ Muuusea aonEe1e Nern driven
hnrra@ ~, - sHu I'LL tinaea ~ uAy !oae II 10 be
~ % h.n sea' .ac soua anlhals H9Fc tsea Permitted
In, ~ msr ~ @ nSace 70! some days 10 come. nnt
-1.inn. .rii - a'.It I .ae!s anost snpcf7um0n ez-
nrnce IN ~ ~ smo"ea 70 fetitne TOT time 10
mn< t ,nS ~ s!t 10 me lty9tng Tor the hrnt
the ar amnasE .ue p@loeeeGlnEN @ amt turmoil Of
Of unns INN, fh r. ha.su M ~ s1ez ~ The ufluG
il snmaer nf ,be motkshops. On the occasion,
ttay II Wss o' 'o' A"Pe1o! Sapo'eonr whose ffte |
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OF rictetJ sohtclcs.
When the new grounds are selected, ,he nrs,
thing 70 10 plant hedge about II, Instead Of I'm
Costly boaru fcpco that will 1ast ouly dozen year.
p'ans cinmps OF lfeea or mata bordet OF thoras
tour OF lVa rods Wide next 10 tho bt,or tor .h...
CT. and near thla row Of hE,chnr. nost, to- n. !.
county feamA The fhelter bet,s sn, grn,e. iii,
tuekc hce places tOt picnic and ,,nner n.,tI.. H..
the hundtcda Of fntnllies '"'
..-... THE BUILDINGS
should be centrally located. and mt In II. .+,,
| light; not thrust back tutu some t,art th,rk n,
Hase these ample, well aired, aud lighted Iran
nooves WIN Roon roof aud sctl finished elies, II
may proceed anti tIsLtoFs b. naas rnrnjo,t. MI !.
but fof The want Of these tair proands threstrn,
lnR cloud OF chl1ly Wind will clear than nj v,.t
on and deter MI those who bavs not stxr,sy fro.
rentuftuR out+ Tho onlcers soujd hear n, mini
ehst this IL r1Ace NJ Amuuencut. s1 we'll =, ir-
strueioh. AMI they inust sluy to tpeko IT attract
iTe. The nother who bad lsAeu her littIc oncs IT.,
INC Iar, ,shd ~aa uhabls 10 ret cup Of rood va,rr
LOT 'hsm' viii ha'f'' try The experiment tho soc.
ont time.
AWARDING coxMtT1tu,
reform In needed III tho tuxnnxf Of ..l6c,,nr
commtteet, ana tic HcaetAl prActlte rcuanIInr
sne fnat1hR oS awstfA The psn burrue,t hy I'M
Mcchsnfta lnastautu. Of Cbtcat, sott,e yrsrs .tur
u tho bett That hayn arrp, pnnnr.l cnms
msssen ot tfrs far osrry section ~ s.r nit.
1ro AIo Aumfnods'i 10 asirnst. This Rcnrrsi cam.
Mtfoc mctt n neatsti t.lnr, ami from tbeir nmn,-
"rF Msac np FutrcoMsnlttrn Of tbron tnnnnrrr
cach WHO makr tho kwhr,s Ia lho koyara, dtvt.tors
-thn Chairman surcrytsInR md correc;Irv nj, m.
frnoFts ami RlsinR iuefucl!an as tn tho r,c, ,h.t
govern tin awards. Tho sahcon,,utitens a,c thns
selected tcr their experience tn lhst dopa,t men,
~ "n'et iEey af1 tu vet. In this way Ho may
a".oAsa eomsihanR iIkn ab!l,ty anil lalfnesa IN
II would he tho PAVING ny limo. NM, Win mo-
rGuRl fajrnrpp tn h,vc 49, ~ H., A ,4us"
, 1869-09-22
We publish, this morninc a fu,, ,ar


We publish, this morning, full report,
from our special correspondent, of the fieht
on the Indian Reservation, in Wyoming,
between q detachment Of United States
cavalry Of General Brisbins command,
under Lieutenant stambaugh, and n party
OF Sioux Indians, in which the sayacea
evidently got much the worst Of it. The
Same letter gives ciroumstantial account
Of recent unprovoked murders committed
by indians, supposed to be a part of the
Hame band which Lieutenant Stambaucb
met and punished. The savages seem to
have entered upon the war-path, and it is
TO he hoped that United States troops will
be sent out to the Plaius in sufficient force
to inflict due punishment, II they prefer
war to peace, let them have enough Of it
, 1869-09-22

mo wera Killed outright, aud seTen moro wero
nauy wounded, two or three Of thetn 30 eoverely
..at thry can hardly recover. The DRht took plaza
1sa Roat iMentJ-ssven miles from She nearest
".M "r ee!!eneht. and u Mn Win tho greatest
nMhcuny sna danEef that Tho wounded could ho
tn1en ~, eato q. These were ali Texans, and we
dlh bat learn fhetf Danes. Th. o9ht occurred he.
tween tour aud I've Heesa sRp
MI Apitz seAies that tho Ind!Ans seemed TO bo
9!tectco " negro who deserted from tho Uuits,l
stntet amy eoDe t1me aRu. lie Wa armed with
chtss were picked up On the spot wheFu be otool
snti fred during The affair. $50
We also learn ihAt Mf. Mccoy, cf McCoY BROS
Abilene, knnHAF, <As ttIJ besStely wnnntietf,
tfar Fort Arhuck,n, about uve weeks auo. rnccir.
Ing charge Of aescn buckshtlt III tho hlp, su,1
other da.gefooa injuries ws Ald nos learn
shle eenuebsjs reu prct 10 Fort Gibson. nut} ID u
10 far recovered u to be OF bis wRY home
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Inc northwestern stato~, which. in 1870,
EAd ~, In 1870 will have 81. III fo1Iorx.
Total

In estimating the increased po1itic.l
power Of tho West we must add to these
the Pacific states, which, in 1870, were not,
which now have only five meml,o.s of Con.
grcsa' but which, after 1870, will probably
have seyen or eight making in all % or
" members west Of Pittsbnfgh and north
OF oairo. The change between The periods
named IN the representative strength OF
New England md tho othor Eastern or
Atlantic States combined viii DO substau-
TALLY as follows:
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$nprrMr Enuf1 Of {tltuoIr

Sanrcmr cour1 Of ftltnoIs.
OTTAWA, Ill, Sept. aI.-Fresens-chief Jus,,c,
fence nees n'fesS axss associate Justices, C. Law
IL IL S9nts snns,, oy appellee on briefs to be ue,
,,sS ~ snsm!t;ed by both parties on briefs to b
Aiea oclobet AMI briefs to De 1lei
3:4. Submitted By 10th parties % brief, tn ,,<
nled; stipulation on die. ;" Vt
| sea Sane az 124
| Sdl- Nd'comus suggested,
etSl Petition for na.aamns
aS3. Arpeal dismissed; ten per cent dau,cc4
3st Petition for rehcarinE.
| 1la Rule to Jnln IN error by to-mor1nsr nnnrr.
ing: submitted bS appellant; briefs and asrI.
hen's to b. nsd s ostoosr e. anu BY appetite.
| ~ CALLS or DOCKET.
10 - anu i00 Passed S. ~, 81, 95. Taken on call.
" lad, ~. Continued. 81. submitted bF defen,i.
by White Tor plaintiff. S.. submttie,i b. a,,,er,.
W. Argued Tor plathtl1 hy Cook.
| !Gy. AfHued oy SparEs.
IL. Submitted on briefs to he alel.
o,d my. submitted By bosl parties on briefs to he
1so. Argued for plaintiff By E. s, jackson. ar.
g1ed for defendant ky Thompson. ~.
H. ls'' lS@ III, 1885, l4e, 49, Isl, H. Taken "a
"a Submitted ny appellant On huefs IN h. n,.>,
~ ~ Submitted By r1alati6 On nrtels died TaSrn
o,1 12s. Submitted BY plaintln. Arguments to Ls
13a. Revened for non Jotpder.
1s6, III. 1a7. Gonttnneti
| l3S. Submitted by appellee on t,refs n y, r,,
| ~ argued by Waite Tor appellee. ~ n'e''
tas. Nolon 10 Glsnlss-
s,a4S ~ aaomlt1cd o. appellant on argument ia bc
1s: ~ sa',s9;l; saaseh; -, ~ 49,. ..
~ argued By Assor / Tuiey for aopel,es .'''
~. ~ 21nlnltten ~ appellant Briefs TO b. rrt
~ ~ - 80. sane - I'll
~, ", ~, sls- Iassed.
~ ~ ~, l9a cootinaesl
i.6. ~, lss, 1871, 1875, sol. Taken IN car
IN submitted by appellant, Nr5e?s II "a r1a@
Gall Of docket for tomorrow recer nh f-s nc w. T.
lor 1Aslor, C!efS Of tue Court WIN a,sn o,a.s ~"
that probably the call will ha mnst; U ~.
Ihe call Tomorrow vii be from at to ~ tnrt,
h1ye. ~ ~'' 'ae'u7
Tue following opinions hare heen ste.,.
~. Toledo, Peoria 4 WarsaN Hai,r,sdr = p,-..-
Ct q e. atnfmsd
cine Hssis.Ioa, t1Ros Rss'Foa COMPANY r. Ra.
- Racine \ Mississippi! Ra,l1oad Connany r.
!ae Farmers Loan and Trust Compaoy. ijec,as
Mod!ued ".e'
lss- Hdchat1 zimmerman e. Robert 1rcnfa- pa-
fetsea 7a and Ieuandet.
" aaeos!us johnson ct al =. L. o. CsmnbeM
"9seHea * aoa remnnded.
bouf. ReSereeti and feman5e.S A+' ~ ba4-
aes, Soan u. H1ck =, John Cologne. AdIrme7I.
OPINIONS Of the Court ia the fnIinetnss4 4os. .,
M nave been received 1t the oce or the arT9
VI 1Ae SEp9eMe Eouft:
mn 5 Th5s,aa q. Saamp paign :. Patterson. Appeal
, 1869-09-22
81
AGd New Engl2pd 9s


toea .-.-...-....1lsI Total ........ 50
N any Issue, therefore, in which The en-
n5e New England and Middle States. IN
eooi"g OelaHafe and Mafyland, might be
hHnyea On one side, and the Western and
racine states Oh the other, the latter would
prevail ~ majority Of seven votes. In
Any lSsae wherein kentucky, Tennessee, and
me southwestern states are united with the
"eesn ana faclnc' as tor instance in the
.ei"osal ~. o. tae capital, the improvement Of
tue A'ss'ss'ppi, me development Of mining
|eaous' me equitable national adjust
ment Oh TAXATION, and the like, the mn
Joi7ty would be larger.
s i~e' "o1en The shrewder East
eAn touacaaas and journalists have taken
1nso consideration in estimating the proba-
ole success Of the agitation for the removal
o1 the capital The West might attain to
twice the superiority, in both population
and wealth, which it now has, and its rela~
I've influence in the national councils would
not DO felt 50 long al the capital
renamed on the Atlantic seaboard.
iae aeaifs mat the capital should be
nsoeght TO the centre Of population, and
snaA DC 30 p'aeed as to nat1ona'ize its spirit,
.one' ano 4egaslat1on, Is rs natural as that
tno owner OF magnificent private estate
sionlo WISH ms own residence TO be in the
most tasteful and conspicuous site On his
oomaln' instead ot IN the corner where he
1.aaeo "hen n1s acres we're lev and his as-
pn'tlons meag1e. This ls SO natural that
aus ~ aallo1e On toe part Of the great bulk Of
"o popo'anon OF me country, now gath
efeo III the Valley Of the Mississippi and its
onaaIaf1es, to embrace the advantage to
"o1eh their numbers and position entitle
nen' would be as anomalous as it von1d
e "tak-
nas oeen abundantiy shown that, if
l.'n, nni''ss4y feaoo1's alone, tho retention
.Ae esp'.a al washington Is dangerous
Soa cose!S aosnrdity. In the event Of war
"1n aofelgn power, 10000 men could
eap.o'a II more easily than 10000 troops
eoula ae1eno 1t. 1t would be tho drst mark
~ lages oa a torelsn Toe. In 1879, its
capture o5 q palHy british force disgraced
Inc nation. During the recent rebellion the
ponueaa Necessity ot defending it (for it
naa iess etIateg1c and intrinsic worth than
harpers Ferry OK Knoxville, us a positiou).
cost ne nation probably $500, 900, 900,
'o'ooo lires, the loss of our first campaign
against Aichmond, and full year Of uuueces-
snEy ptolongasion Of tho war. In the event
OF foreign VIM, would We not lie under The
BANG political necessity Of defending it To |
prevent the national disgrace Of a surren,
der Of the capital and an ieuominious f]ioht
OF still mora hurniliatiug capture, Of the
government itself?
Rut, again, consider the decentralization
arising to legislation from the nttempt 10
carry it On in a petty village of parasites.
without cosmopolitan tone in its society, or
commercial, self-sustaining viRor in its nom
ulation. How can Legislation be upright in
the midst Of a local community whose occu-
patton IL toadyisn? What would he tho
, 1869-09-22

The attitude Of the State. Let the work bo coun.
cii0et 10 agaiu put Its bonds On the marker, IL
Sant Cenat. and The commerce Of Lake Superior
will be taxed to pay them and swenty or thirty
ycayx' interest,""
, 1869-09-22
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1860.
THE TRANSFER OF POWER.

IN ths r"arroa,onment Of representation
IN conRrrrs, on tbc basis OF tho cousns nf
's'o' tho coniro VI political power win
"wsng westward from sotne xhcro In. ~.
i'rlsht"fhooi Of Columbus. Ohio, 10 1s,lnt
A. or ncar Lafayette, Indiana. Tho .ix
Now England Btates, which, In 1H,p had
~ ~. Representatives, will, in 1870, hayo only
::s. ~ follows.
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I 1eou'etou' III n1s fooent
speech, among other things, said:
ur1 sFsss parade tae seTeta1y Of tho Tsca.
proceeds ne iu5a boads, gsns ia marset for tban ao
ST Iace b. e. .na 4hsy ~ now
nose;. Holders gaze legal tender Tor tncm When
Vii tacs uoE VIZ ssc." ' WORM not more Laan half
The falschoods in this hr;s, .xt,..
as fol,owa: '@0
/. The Secretary Of ,ba T-e,sr-,, ,,.,r.a
no stgreat parade in huv;no hon1s - us
s;mr,r .ars-.;aa. >. oouoS' ne
, 1869-09-22
NuTwxAV Oats.

CHICAGO, Sept 1a
To fAt Edtfov ef 7As CAieoss Tribune:
We o6scrre, In sour daily Of to-day, carls from
tTo respectable gentlemen, which, taken together,
reflect quite severely upon "a; and, In joa.lce 70
, 1869-09-22
POLITICAL

nescRhte Convention Of tue Republican nsr1 i,
OF Ahs,ssIrpf i'll hc held In the civ Of Jaetaon
On "wednesday. the aath Of Septemtrr 1nst IN,
tne purpose VI placing tn nomination s,,rr
ticket. 9'-@e
Tho Democrats Of Marshal, coan,,. Ill. hays
usun m tAe loow'ng nominations: Judge, Alexan.
def wight; cleEk, CAptxiu J. Townsend: Treaa.
urcr. Amasa Garrett; susyeyor. cbr,,,onhcr
broaddns. No Nomination. was made for snncr.
intGndcnl Of a.hooit
1Ae hepahllc2ns or Dekalh County. Ill. have
nominated the following ticket: Member Of ,ae
constitutional Convention, ". ", Setf1x,ck.
Judge, Luther Lowell; Clerk, Wallace NJ. More
Treasurer, Mehard A. smith; Superintendent Of
Schools, H. r. Hall: Surveyor. v. D. MIt,cr: ina.
t'ces Of the Peace, ". e. Wilcox, ]. r Drake.
1ne Co'ofrd Republican State Central Commit.
lee OF MARYLAND annoa ace that, after a Thorough
1nvesttga'ion into the politics Of Baltimore ana
Matslaod. they ind no traces whatever Of n
"Chaae movement" md that they feel TINT ,he
report Waa created for polltica! capital
IN nufeao County, Ill, the following uom,na,
t'ohs navc been male By the Republicans. ,1ntsop
l. Smith: C1eEk, J, " Templeton; Treasurer
a. HhTni; Surveyor. IL G. Paddock; puoe,in.
Nndent o. schools, f. Ethrtdee; member OF the
constitutional Convention, l. d. Whiting
The Republicans Of Henderson County. 1T. mat
n contention Al Dqua~ka, on the 18Th. and nt.cs1
tue Io!!oFiuR ticket In nomination.; C6un,y
Juoge, Colonel John Logan; Associate rn,,Tr.
l9sston Martin. g. NJ Whiteman: County Illert
liobt. s. McAllisier: Superintendent OF school.
Il P. Randall: Treasurer, Walter d. Enrr11c..
Surveyor, VI. D. Jamlson; Coroner, d.. Is. i
Mcmillan. 49, ~
Speaking ot the Virginia United Slater Senator.
shiP, Richmond letter says;
~RwputAteans mnst Eli tho scnatovhtn. and ,,,.
ftne1r san hore 70 receive compnensaFy vota MAS
I'D .jasn PET, %tes A. f.sssnt fIankha seasns
sstident Q! the Senate bc The two uost nri
nshsiy uetttonsd and with every prospcst Of hrinr
csc1cn. 9theTs ATe eE.oktu Of. among them n II
oEunT snd JoAn u GAdwlu tho two it.diux man,ter.
q !hr Cot1mttte. Of Nine hut 10th Of whom III in
tne't sieefiu1 HnsEtss wpnd have to remove tbr5r
akspi9ties hefote they could t1kc thrir .~.,.
sho ~ ~ Gretent tc1nrcr this gracious art T.
ftafety ptul'Abtc. The natncs o{ DR. A.
ssat ssaanatf shafI<. brother in.law Of tbs rscsi
aeht And Gtnesal WilhanA rho married Nh Strpfrn
th.f ottoktts they stsud f.t ehsce for tic po
~ ~ wa shs slteE patty tn the Lekslatufs which
minority Governor Wrlls and Jadxe Hond ~.
ir1 ~ hahkr1Pts5 Seem 10 be the f4rortcs but N
ft tty can ti1re1 sonic cotnpruset with the oinant
nelnn!le1nH thcf n,en stand chance whatever A.
tany dAS h9N ever. 1t IL impossible to tejj Est
n5 betorc the meeting o4 CorNcss and fhc
aih.seon ~ thc State Suffice It s4Y th1t It IL t
ued LnAt no Objectionable 6cuatoss VIII b. ccctcdT
, 1869-09-22
C1Feute Court at Prtucetqu.
Special Despatch 10 T1a chfca m 1.4hr,,

PRINCETON B01eaQ County. Sent n.
1ne nIst week Of iha septemoer tsrT!p of ri Tn
CSnSnN Eontt terminated Oh aatuf1is7. Tha rntIre
oni1 oe,: aoekst was gone through, but there was
tn4s ne following Ii . br1ef statement: "
Ges RaS.tb tbAfoer, By Vim. Young, hi. consefYstor.
fi.Iaer :, fattstson ct q. Ii ls&7, one James
I'll eed large tracts OF lsud Ia B1reaq County. Hub
nooii,ssor mortgage xren By his grandfather, Wm.
itrn pnv1otue, to oenefal 1lobert FasteIson Of Doll
nua e.m iAne. AZ that stmo Darber had beco re H.
80, aaa hao s!t,ce remained 70, being, part Of
soe9s' e Hts earaqed @ p The Insane Asylum. q Iaek-
Court Of Iursau County. Patterson commenoeds c. 1 s
, 1869-09-22
the COURTS Of LAW AND EQUITY.


United States =. Jacob Lppe, Information n,
Fetlulin9 without a license.
Cnlted states ;. David r James, Information
Tor making false return Of income.
Lifted States '. John Schneider. Information
1of shipping sttr1ts under false name u H1re.
, 1869-09-22
Superior Court.
| JUDGMENT,
Jono Comtoack r. Thomas Mitchell. Dy con.

| sonn Camtnack +. Thomas Mitchell. Nv eon
| Ieaslon, Tor 4le1.a3- WI
| RIAL ESTATE
! aeni3 lTakel =. Albert c. Uer3el Decree IN,
neea aeieato irom trust deed affecting 1nr q
| hioek SShsmeld's Addition, and iutptpyrTIsenfs
>, GsoiEr kippbeFRer '. CyruA BeusIey ami .inhr
= nnion. Decree for release deed or the Te.
nal! o. the northeast quarter OF Section 9i 81 q
| east 3. AA' 3As v
x-... Kkw ECIJS
CJfns Child '. The Defensive Nqtua, Assoca-
William B. Laparle ct ala v Somue. no1Iorr
AasQnpsit- Demand, $DO. ~A~~
sntlMao T. Jewett ct al. Y. James ". Dayta
Aasunpslt Demand, 3e1O. W. DA'tns
1"; ,lrIIau' Ia' s1M
NAM sat " Ia"asu brleea Asaumpstt. De
srran.st it r nuues e as :. Peter Page. As
rnrIr -. TuA", s4z.o9o- SUIT brought 10 re-
.nnrarS, ~ 19 pi!ce lot WoEk md labor antl
- - Ws,b ~ ~ 1n!!tlhg Oh State street.
trrn,s Fla "oEH 1telhs y: total, 5iU 597.9S
De1tnnl =, Iss,6 v aAteu SKINNER. A1sumpait
Sn,u. :. inhr " 74bh,,,, ,,
s1DY W. AA1ts' Assuiupsls- Demand,
Juhn F. Nash = Iohn = ., no
and r Fo1Iett ynii A.sns4 ~ ~auea Y. daEt1ets,
ahnalM ~ pMt1a1tsse!J 1t note.
Mciean Count sssnmo.,t ~ snmaei l. Lorl, OF
penanl. fsun 4e'He u = Z feke. Assump.it
William q. lewis ct MA
lam Il Swallow. or Chnnnsten = Tnna q ms"l Will
btt. demand, xAU. eo1a'1s Asaoup-
CofueluR Ha7Wnnd ct al. p.
We4tcott Of Cunberlnnd Tnnrt oen!AMln \
, 1869-09-22
STATE TAXES IN MICHIGAN

statement of the ApporGioament of
>thte Taxes Tor the Ycnf lsC9.
showing, also, tho Am omit Appor,
toned for the Tcnrx 1867 n mi .sna-
, 1869-09-22
cfFcnlt Court.

CaFcRlt Court
NOTICE,
~ inhtfduJ q Jury Will be cnpauelfed. Tht
tt!nl calendar. Ah!ch Includes nb0ut 100 caSes
VIII On that dny, be taken up. Tue mt cali r.
1peleue Ihe cases set for ApuuaY. Tuesday
Mtdcesday, md Thussday, V xtl1ch tafea in fnTII
cases The general rute to pleader eytendeti ~
1.1Ss ~ ss " nuay morning. instead Of Wetnes.taT
O'Clock. "tn 1onc ~ NJ
kf4Rr1T1ox DKCRkEp,
IalAeEne e. TouheJ ct al '. Mary ROGERS Ct nj
UeSlse LOT partition and assignment Of ,1mesterd
and DOVER In part OF the norm halI Of so1rn nwasI
loA1ef Of northwest quarter OF Section II. n n
eaaL mest q the Green i3ay road; the norths,st
4u4tt1 VI the a9utheass quarter Of Section ~ II
nuttn - tne northeast quarter porfh pf fhe II.
aian boundary line, Of Section 36. ii. il t,e
nuttn* ett quarter, south Of the Indian hnnrdsre
Ae. aoa Inc east half OF the northeast nuarter ~
seCHcn III y. Il; the southeast iEacionni nnnrrsr
=! stcuoh ~ q y. n: tho northeast frsrtinnai
aaai.ef fonth Of the Indian boun,iaII Inc Of -"
tlun ~ ana the southeast quaster Of porthFest
auafIsr or Section 50, II, u; and Fractional Sess
llon u nof1h OF the In1ian BOUNDARY line IN fr.c
uonal IoTnsalp II, II, and improvements.
John Mcintyre :, Leon Man.el1 A..,,,,.,.
Demand. S1,OUu. 7au11ps'e
MAttam Wisdom ct al. =. Wt,llau payte. AZ.
saGnHent ~ acalost an absconHIng debtor. In.
stated at ESQ 10, for i1nher.
Alfred Neetl ct nj IA Weed Co.,y. n 4.
heatoa and John T. uoEaru. Assumpslt D..
fnand, ZOO. oo-
, 1869-09-22
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Total. t32T 4Gs sa4 a,s. a., 80 - =