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YJMf1Ktanaf.

The Blodnioeton HlL1 L<otr Of the 18th,
speaking Of the Danyi1le, Cthaoa, Burlington L
Iehu Reitro.d, SAIL: "Ra1ny weather enhara sses
netNeeu Danrllle and C1ban1 viii bo complete n
stx week1 II weather permits. They will COM
meuee shortly to lAy the track across the Central
There IL mn enough On the railroad To iAy
through 70 Dansiie. With q month Of good
weather Concord could be reached Tla ruai Is
under CONTACT from Bloomington to Concord
pirate letter to gentleman IN town saT< that
Eore1uot EEan4 has about concluded the k1le Ok
81, ,eoo, 900 Of mortgage bonds Of The Denver Pa
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.7shnd I his morning, says that nr. liam
nona bns accepted the position offered
.im rs Superintendent of he Paelho 1oah'
~ w. certcin conditions, among which are q
..rdpc.ioa Of charges for passengers aaa
.-eicbt Should the reduction be mads'
|.r;1 vis, be carried from Fan, Francisco Sc
. New York 70: five cents pound oao
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0fshop CunmlnR-Hin Own Ssnse-
I, ment OF the Reason Why ETC Ii Ex.
cfuded from Trinity Church.


We and IN the 1nntsyne cousxs->,oHrnat tne
following ncte fEusn Bishop cnmmIns g1Ttng rs
oHn ssa1encat ct the reason vny Blshop " hite-
house y nnntl1ing hafnAl or1ciate IN the churches
need ssslee; =! friends ~. tas r. sa;s so1:
Mpet q I'm morning, thas l nsd sassxei.
: n sermon IN Trinity Church, Chicago. on J1y 4
th2x "tbe p1esent troubles IN tbs EplscopA
Gn1rch. .Ne1e owing to the antsodactlnn q Estne
dTA. Torahip~ Is entirely E1thoHt 1otaos1onff
The snh}eet 81 Cathedral :Ndrantp neTT sa sa,e[sd
.my n.fud upon tne OCCASION. a.,ss1t stsTr
tha present troubles u ,x tns Fsnsssns r.Usssfn
he ednrts made % retnpdnes d9:tfnes ana M
tntr fhe Chnrch which Ttte ufre1J atsEAtasu Aao
r ieefed IN thc re{armeIs Of tho H1Ieento ESatoy
sSr1nrx and corr ptton1 from walco eoe CuuCn
,s nrY,fed At The cost Of untold sanesin2 o. onI
prattstant forefhthers Tnt3 IS Ill NY o0ence, aad
a. nj. The Protestant Episcopal Rishno oi ILL.,
LII rnI, | An tic vesuJ Of Trinity Church. Chicago.
nv nv old md beloved dock, 10 exclude me nun
ine.r @ pn,plt Il q surely sade@en Tor The future
Of he Episcopal Church n the West th2t an utter
spcr Hke the Aboye In one of her Pulp!b Ahorll bo
n.ei ~ nch spirit HlAtarJ viii Jet Et4h1eou9fT
rrcold who were the Authot3 Of our troubles, the
P1otes:anta IN TIE Episcopal Church OF those Who
ca1ele8sly seek 10 puprottstanuxe me Church OF
thttr fs;keIa GKn. D. CExuES
Assistant Btsnop Of Kennedy.
PExKE VALLEY, July 1t, 1s69>
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80. T.
o' ~ -i>AsA - "---.11 '" N3o 6
present sotue u loo 1e1ssoAS 4or ae"o''ns
the capital 10 Inc MISSISSIPPI sa1ey nave
met With very general ana unqnest1onlnG
assent, with few e1cephons, from tha
Western press. a te" asE LOT
the se1ecoon OF somo smaller csts
VI "noHs iu" aus nAe NHa'oo'
out "e 'Eot uouPu "'en iot
US 1en''u - .no e.,flts. - 1,na'eo n sess'-
u sea,s aeo' - An5pooy tea4is "tne7 ti'
eaI11Al removed 10 NAo'oo' let "ln un11e
@ {he MG3t fsnsfav Ea 70 9eeafG G ad9hf dHqn }
tha r;se;ss;nn; VALLEY Then Il tbe mnior;tv
~ ro-o.s tand tovord Eouroo instc,d
afe, 1ar;. m ri,1 ,1,;da hr Il The GIN.
c;r7ot; Io7t,te ,7oos us tbe bonor-nrol,a.,lv
=, ,ctn,, for o1r disintcrestet7ness in nd
xocotino St Jonis--to uominats Chicaroas
tho frtn,o can;tal. nr,rided CHICAGO will
antar int, honds not In e,one or f,isonnear,
Ch;cooo n,l, ao M euch tb;ng nthe time
e~o~ en,,ea .han moTc noney san he m.do
o,,orha-a ,ba, ho-n tbo,a 10 cot n 81 eo1;-
~ r,,;o,aoan ~ ho1ohocEn rbo r;,1 mt
ohso1,1,, 1ao,o orr snron-etorr marble
fnnn.s NV ;,nnos;no elevators md onr
N;os,,s',n n,vor,ant. " ,,on,de, w. tba
lake Like lhe rims OF Carthage by The
Mediterranean md st,7to tonta fo, tha nav
C1,;cor,o rboraro, II n,nv ba ,ocoted In,
se,...,a.o,. 5o1or,,1 rato,oooo. ~ noh-
~. E;aa~oh 49,, con,o~r,b no oror,n]ao
...'a. w.. - ,sa.aaa ~ c,,1asao ea-e-.1
~ w." - .eiae A.. ..s,;.,I sha11a T..
t--sessh. , hs-a 49, a-a - 49, o1,v r. o-de- t,,era-
taSs 49, ,-a,, nr+ w. ..,,,or,adoa tbo,
w., ~ .,,> % sas, - H., - ,ho .an;ta1 roro
na.,.aa W. ~ aa5 .h;~,ra5 t,- th;s ,art br .bo
. .:.sa :. - .t,,, e..;~o .,atsooa,;. a..
e e..-l.-.'.:a-s - - ~ 49, ~ SasoHs :. s.a. 49,
ms' 49, F"'t.o'' '1o Seeeuo - Nt' 49,
.aio ~ ntuo' .a,, 04.o -. tol,1 1o - ~ pp.s
@ wv - o -. 49, 49, -. ..a;. ~ as,,aa;a1,r ;f ~
P.at1 -, y, .-S..s,ss -. ~ c.It 49,, 49,
.,!.a;Al;e; 49, W. 49, o. - w H., ~ G, 1ar;s ;s ~
p -, -. 49,,
.s uD 49, ,ss, - - ~ c;na;naat; ;nf,Ioe
:! - 49, * 49, - 49, 49, y 49, ehorIs w. Snt;o,1,,
- ~ H'es A ~ .,ss,az I ~ 1a- .h.t ao~t ~
al sal,,'.a 49,, e I'D oond,t;a1 horsrer ja7g ~
es.;ora ttn ~or,aa +ba c,,r;onao uon,3 1,e
@ -.
found on the le'ee, With ms spsgia6s e'esa-
Iy pointed down the fiVef' lnausts1ouSlS
awaiting Its nr11vn1-
But, seriously, tho unanimlsy win ~nen
reoeiyed is SO intense as utterly to destroy
the co1up1aceucy with which We bad hitherto
regarded it. A decent amount Of opposi-
ton is necessary to the achievement OF any
sort Of q victory, and the faint show OF hos
tile guns from Cincinnati, Sith an occasional
spent shot fson New York, IS hardly enough
to give the necessary zest to the conflict
By way. therefore, Of suggesting where
these opposing guns 1n'sht be placed 70
draw our fire to best advantage' we present
, 1869-07-21
g Total. ...-.s1sa Ss3, SIS

..:......: & la:i,sss To.al, SIS, SIS
I uGer tie law the income tax on ell rev.
from stocks in banks, insurance md
! r Incorporated companies, is collected
L the corporation md net from the IN
Iul. md this fact Is given in explana-
i. Of tie s1nau LIZ paid On the incomes
zdiyiduals known to BE- wealthy. But
explanation, however justin individual
IS, is not satisfactory explanation OF
great fulliug Of in the revenue. The |
IS collected il lsG7 and lets show the
owing facts:
e;.s ..ea ,9A'z,asa.a:: s., ~. a2ss:,s,,.
Total. te4,sss, IS. 50, ,+i2.os7
:Lc increase Of the exemption from 5000
~ 600 spilled to the revenues Of lsG1,
:. if it e1l'!uins the falling OF in the rev
e, it shows how opp,essively the Law
rates upon persons Of s,nall incomes.
!. will 10 seen That the tax collected Oh
: incomes derived from corporations has
,uined unchanged, whi1e TINT collected
u individuals has diminished from
.,,,, .no =, 1er- - e,eo oon am -
w, - 'en'' ~ t..,'..sS.a -''e
= ~ ~. iuel - N1' e"1 o'1 oeeoe ~
rson;7 d,,,o-r 7zno 1onotr cona to the
;-aan.,,Ia a a an,ro, Uarts II a family A
,. lily OF si1 persons cannot support and
mn, vcor. ccrsroncntlv The ia, is COL
{tea mon e4,ch srnn ms tl,cv c,nead oye1
; fno in food. fucl clothing. medical ct
/. ;7onca ona o,te, matters of pr;me ae~
s;... II .uIro- ,h;1a ia +atan from
I.,..- .1a,,ta.
W. 'N ,.,r - L.
'Hsu os,', ~ ~ - - ~ ~ t.Sa5 ns
ns, =. sa:..,, ill., 80 :..ea ~ ~ - er,a1,
or;as .rbo hr 7;cid ceono,v, aro oble to
Aiies, VIZ, ~ .'6'a 'ee,.o' =. e ~
F.. d and clothe the1f taniles ana ednea'"
, .i1 children, A1d who have no SURPLUS
.;ateyer, find themselves called upon Ct
!: n,7 ~ ,ta sea, ia pnr pycr n tar OF
= enc Gl lie year ~ pn5 o'I ~ ~
49,, 1~ho ,os,1t 10 Nv aroeion NJ tho
-ri,c,crer II ;s noss;b1e nut tbe eva
:. - ',r,t oorfnoa " nereone nj small
,o,. nlone Ills nrnct;sed heavily cuopg
1,ss Of nersors Who haye q surplus over
economical supn1y OF their iuaispensa-
J. wants bat Who. when the alter
!: ive is nncsented OF pavine
,.- rr,,hoein, mn art;cln
i1-,u fo- tb.;-
- s,,[o,, 49, Iotto- n-ot.es;ons,
-. - - , Jacta- ~ lar-sr ~ 4eochev
,;;asn I co-,inrs amount TO So 800 wear,
: ss himself Al the close Of the vcsr with
/; ( rccsitlc surn,us. Take the case Of q
.aicia,,, whose income from his profos-
. ~ ,,nonn,e to 8, zoo per aunun. and
10 has q wife md four children. lie c1-
Eos: 'a.o,, o-,urs.. ,nc,,s,,~ tne, Err
ans nire. gas wafer, DC, tas per week 81,
,e'e eI' oi f1si horse ani fsa.ie boz So
I;inE ,1 .or r S1,st.s,, ss!i a..o WE -
I .-.......-.-.--.-.--.-.- .-.-....-- IS
+: r,,-,.........,s-. s-.-.......,.-- 1a7t.
r, ,,.e. w.. ;n.,,aa o,- ,or cr+;c,a ~
80 w., ~ 49, - ~ ~ eo,a,,.se w e-n.1
80 -h;.h -
! lS1.'A - e' =. 49, '" -s1~.
{ =. - LA 20 i'>.0 - ~ 49, .aa~ 30 =, 5a,,t
i 49, y, u ~ ~ a neS. w ~ 49, ts- n
: q ses 80 - -z.a ~ e.; - -, ;n.ons THAI
!. go " ~ ry,i.h be bas ia in.
\ 60 80; ~. I1;e tnn ba rnicbt
! N|.'s a.a -na+s t;s 4r;fa 5o 9ha
! r ,aro,,,,,a ,,,,,, bc ,;,ht discard ,ncats
~
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te recent disclosures Of the wholesale
.cn Of the Income Tax law, Particularly
aoee III anducnt circumstances, nre lead-
discussion whether the law itself
4 Eot to have been repealed Tho his
Of the law is interesting. The first
i'm ef 6ach t1 is in tho act Of
1s' ;. lsil, which provided that from
after January, 1862, there should be
ctca q ta1 Of three per cent on all in
IS over $500; that tho revenue &c
ID FROM interest on United States secu-
should be taxed ono end ous -hnlf per
and that the income of American
rs residing hhroad shoEld be
I fivc per cent. By act
Jnly /, l~iaa, this act Was
a!eti, and n ta1 was levied on all in-
$ for the yc:r ending Dace mber 81,
to be collected in May, 1s's'. The
'as three per cent on all ycomes over
= -br. ~. 2s- cens on 4 IS over
md o. tAr incomes Of citizens re-
o " oi,roat1. Income from United States
T;ties v:ls to y1cy tar of one and one
1ss cent TIE law provided that the
..s.o IL continued annually until 1866,
mo longer" Under this &c. was col
~ the nzs1 ta1, being I'll Ms iucoturs
~,
Jrac, 1sG4, the law was aguin
.sei. The tag wa Increased TO Ave
~.lt on III incomes over 5000, and
exceeding 5000 seven aud one-ha1f
. c.at on suns between $4,000 and
s,tu. and ten Per cent On sums exceed
10000, ind the duration Of the ta1 wss
ID to tue year 1870. Under this act,
ne Eun interest On United States secu-
S YRS ~. Gea..c Gie4ai.S.ca.1dcd .as other income
5 Joint resolution of July 4, 1864,
,iGl and additional tax Of five per cent
levied on the incomes Of 1868, making
rate Of ta1Ation on the incomes Of that
S, lo4 md Is Per cent. On March 3,
;, the ratc OF ts1ahon was made uni
= ut five per cent on MI SUNS over $500,
on March 3, 1867, the exemption WAS
,.asea TO 1,ooA This is the Inv as it
stands
lie amount OF revenue collected under
C hws.was. ns fo1lows,-the tag being
.ctel On The incomes OF the ycar pre-
Is to that Of the date of collection
- j,r+-1n< TrnyH ItTfnSif.
, 1869-07-21
TIE INCOME TAX.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1863.
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lc: for he viii not be Liable TO 0rerwurK himself
family and his team Il II better that tho far-
iiy camp ont feN days with <he tent and wrson
md allow tho crop to be pat t, than to delay ne
Nbo,e sepson IN preparation. Prairie broken IN
GUNNER .1Ill produce falt crops Of s11ing wheat
and oats md sometimes good crop OF winter
wheat: but with the pioneer com Is the most val
uIble crop that he can grow for the hrst. lie
r1ugt have corn for his team, pork, and to feed his
cow: nnn It Is always IN demand In new settle
ment, not cnly BY the newcomers, hut those who
depend on rod corn planted IN the usrA way.
Then, sgain, By dispensing with the GUNNER
nttak the hay crop may 10 secured u good sea-
son, and this hay Will winter the teans md stock
with les than half the com that must be fed with
that cut during the months CT September and o.
toher. the ttrue lhat most Of the hay i3 cut by
cur plouee1s, and in fact bT many Of the old
settlers. -"
= % through snY af ou1- pioneer settlements tn
witch there Is prn!rtc E1sss for naJ, during tho
months Of September and October, and Jou VII
Ind people hay making from this almost worthless
heritage Tho reaI On Of thia Il mainly from tho
want at time at the proper season to DO the Hork,
often caused By being employed In summer break
M. Forty ye4l1 ago It Ws4 coulldeIed tudtEpcB-
gahio to summer fallow In .oIde1 to grow winter
wheat .Nbw this Ia dispensed With, and the crop
sown With the ordinary preparation, as for other
crops-
the prairie grass has an ANIMAL growth that
rpens up without the Md OF FROST and makes little
pr no nfsergIuNtd unless cut early in the sea9on.
Ths sootA have, In the meantime, lAld up stock
Of atareh md other elements for the new 8pr1nz
growth. Now, Il the turf y turned over late In
the season, Soy after the 11at August the roots
do not die out wholly, but Will BE- ready to start
new growth IN the tpttng. The roots Of the
helianthux- Hbe Of plants that abound on the
ma also Eeady to cone forth With Increased
Vguft S1d between the two the spring crop Oh
| such land N1u have Int poor Chance. But II We
[ plow this grass and weed plants under and cover
them 10 deeply that rney cannot vegetate, and by
cuitIuo keep them down, tho TUT nnst rot IN
early summer, and -the result is good crop Of
corn, potatoes and beans. F1a1 will make fair re-
tu1ns, but the email grains do poorly. i've rlow
Or break the prairie tn summer for corn, It must
be xrp!owed and narrowed In spring to atnEura .
good crop Of corn, that in shas Case no isboF Is
saved over the trench-plo11ug, besides the crop
| Of the inst season Is lost -:
| The object OF farming Is to grow. certain
| mount Of crups, and the maM saeoeasfol farming
| - that which produces the Eaos. with the least
lAbor. II we trench plow an aero of prairie and
plant It 1t the cost Of seven dollals, aud give II
four workings with tho sulfy -c1luratoz, u tie
further cost ot three dolars, ne have the cost o.
that acre, % follows:
Trench. .psoving and planting. 100
ma11eatias 10 bushels ot corn. n.::............ sos
| e,e -
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NEW YORK.
Sk r- vo4E FAh N,

spec,a, Despatch 10 The Chicago Tnoane.
EEH TosK. Feo. 81.
m1 x1r1Ess vAz
bas rot assumed any nav phsscs. ana ~ c1us'ns
trsx excitement tt IN ttrse Gays a1o. rs unast"
.tood that negotiations ale PEI y te'aia
tne GATED states Company On the Ems hAnoao
s,d induet the Director. Of an Eolds to w1thdr4"
their orcers of sJecsment.
BrIAxEzs s4ILED. .-..
The ,ts,m.h.ps CITY OF AAtwtEp aad FE2!olI
tai1.d to-day with fur p,ss, nger hss but 10
specie
Goycmnent bonds were the chief fstufe OF
Wall str. ct to-day. TIL advance IN Lofddn
stimulated heavy purcaaseF from foreign honsees
Although IN enormous 4noutt OF bonds has A.
r.ley been exported during the month. more to N
four raIlliorl W<re bought 10 Cay on fofet2R T.
count. TIC railway mtrfet Was timer On tne
tEure list, with general u2vafd movement n
p.tecr. New York tentz1l WIS tho feature, atu
Wesssrn roads followed elotdy.
1xpoA7Ax1nH or DRY GOODS.
Receipts Of dry goods 1t this port fos February
| ta1e hetu ttree.four' h OF m1f9nn above khe
sxme month Inst ,eas. rad esvrn and han NIL
| tors lbelnw the fespendtcR total for lsd8'
| There has been re11 Lice increaso Of sock N
| bond. Dealers expect moderate tkdease On last
years tuIress II The money market Continues a
4t1s. .....-.
sEcHxfAK1saIr OF 1HEERzAsUKf.
The h1crds Of aautlten Ftsh say h. h0 past
| tjyely be<n sssrrrd Of The Serrcta.yshtp Of III.
TYestasy under Gereral Grant
AacrH1R halfway War IN TN cocET6.
Aruthe1 railway vsr has inst bern tustltutsd I,
tic co7yt.. thtsEine between the Atlxntte .
Great Wettetn knd tho Es.e Companies. II i
tnstitutsd " the 9reat Western pasdes to eou
pei tie E,le to appropriate certsin nercys 10 pa5
Ing oug.yes On tte Autntc = Crest Wess es1
I Railroad.
, 1869-03-01
HTATK EoUEK.


Af;er 81 the pslaver made By the State
Houfe Commissioners in their attempted
reply to Qarnsey and Van Osde!, this
iscs RENAME, and we call public a,ten-
tion again to 1t, that the specifications,
upon which the bids were made and the
contracts let, required that the stone
should be brought down to . quarter
inch joint, whereas the joints in the
foundation Of the building are from ae
to three inches. The cost Of working
the stone down to 4 quarter
inch joint is ten dollars per cr
bic yard. The cost OF preparing the
su1fsces Of the blocks as they nave been
actually laid is not oyer one dollar per
cubic yard. The difference on the whole
job thus far Is about one hundred thou
sand dollars.
The reply OF the Commissioners is that
the foundation is good enough. But
teAere u that one hundred fhousand del
Iarsf Why was tile same price psid for
lhree-inch Joints that wBs agreed to be
paid for the finer and more expensive
work get down in the specifications
Why were the specifications drawn for
a kid OF masonry one hundred thousand
do1lara more costly than, was needed
Being SO drawn, Why was the Sane
money paid for less work. Itlooks as
though there was an intention here Oae
thitg Is cerlain the money Is gone. II
has been paid for work not performed.
Thst Is the point that needs to be ex-
, 1869-03-01
SHOCKING MURDER UP TIE
RIVER.
a ssp.sou r obsbey ths Assas1fn

EyoE 1h4 C!DclL14A EhIp1tc4s, eo. ~
Te:ec7anh. one Of the Biz Sandy packets, the
following facts In regard TO Waat seems
rnost vnpton and horrible homicide
Nr, ], II. Ect was farmer Ia com'oflaole
circumstances, living Al. Shamrock Landing,
polnt three miles ahose honc, A4alas
County, on the ohlo RSe1' ~ Aofn b.
and IL step son, Frank. Hardy. Young
nan about q years. Of age. *eas 70
tne barn together, and IN au hour Q: tMo ~
aiierxard the kon returned anh tola as
mother that his fhtner had CONS ap Inc ai'ea
souae ayc or SIX miles, and that she WAS sse 70
n for him that esening With the buggy. soe
Ala 50, put not duding her husband, came
home 10 the evening, and 60: hcd!nf nef toa
Al homc-a boaDd Boy. about fourteen ysass
old, being, also m's=ioEEshee g. Fohfea f,a h,. ,ue
wh9 ~, made ssassq .q ,Se M seasch wss
eou eeeosa4ed. Then blood was discovered On =
| a,aS IN The barn, aud they tracked the niooo
f.ea fem there along the road or path 70 the
Ir arc- xhcre they found the earth lao peeo
nnnyed and rod placed over tae top: ~ -
rcr oyiug the earth, they ioana n ,os ouu ouef.ce
@iih III nj terrible cash d,agonally aeross ~ III
ssce na as ii made With az 11e M
He wss tupposed TO ., ns9e ~ -h1s, ~,
about bis person from stoo 10 sl'mp, %n'S, .,s1,
WIS gone. HIS watch and cham. Hnasn Wv
A1}T hung up In the npustt "e.t ~ :,
Tie naoi6er tays that At cr ne yo0nE, T. ~ ~
returned 10 the housc from tac uaah h,,.e ~ a, a,
morning, she saw blu, driving the nosss =, !,
tacbcd 10 The sled. with what appeaTee ~
LOAD Of fodter, toward the rse1, u j. "a ia1
. posed ,hcy secrcted tie body durtnE tae Ha ~:
: AID then buried 1t during tie niS9t to,l1 -
! Ing. He IL known to hare got apoato -
: steamer Bostopa about six niles below. ~ ~
: wss eecu on the streets OF thi. city yestcrd1a
o 1t is supposed be is making his way TO He
e Madrid. Mo-, where he has q sister rcs!d'h n
The boY, lis supposed, had no hsnd i9 :
murder, other than beng compelled " IL
ay TO essist in the terrible adAtr.
, 1869-03-01

We have carefully searched me u'oos
70. The recorded 1vote Of Hon. hachafo
Ya:ee, one Of The Senators from ll'inols,
on The Fifteenth Amendment 70 tne
copssi,ution, confer.ing impsrelat SUI
frsse but We looked in vain. The Fose
s.oed, "For The amendmGnt yeas, ~
nays, Is, with Judge Ttumbuil IN me
affirmative, but no Rschsrd aa.es
Where WIS Richard On that important
eccssion: Hh vote would hsVe changed
the awkward and odd thirly.nine tnto
the even torty votes for the amend
mcnf. He cestsinly did not dodsc;"
nor WIS he sick. In the ord
nary acceptation OF the term. Il
Is barely possible that he WAS sec.uring
before cue Of tho Temperance lodges O
the city, and was paired cff With Sauls
bnry, who was also absent at roll-call
The .hi1d Of the habltua1 total-absdnene
Sepafo1p, Patterson, OF Tennessee. va
nreseus ard recorded his vote against th
Amendment. II Senator Yates has au
ntht, excuse tor his failure 10 vote
hhs}f OF this important ameudncn
We shall be pleased 10 make It publ
J, tor him.
, 1869-03-01

..,.,y.,- If +rr no1{ev Irspcursted b. It vas
ssne,,cred By tha Houas. II tho reauas 9sae
81 the indian conual Ron Kefn saasaUs1 Ionia III
h.1. ~ borf syyen ind half Etu1ons
xexty. II ior the about 'ea @aoSs soe
ioi oHink ysa1. ann + U ten & 70 ,se'1G 1G.etlemen
TcH,j ses that itis Wss u it;sr which ttaee aSs
yerT eopsideratle care ~ exercise OF u a,Fa
i5ceco, the nna,tsr oimpotsAnt 81"
~ apje o c, n. tn tuy conclusion stsis tss
~ to istlf, and had in'tr et<o d y, s ~ H.
s,c. I'D sui mt them 10 The 1aoE"eo' " ~"
Hfsrs ,ore dIteu.s'os, md wttEont t111ag n;.T,a
ypss. xrrntxoAIxs.
,,..s,nfinn psesed dtFcettnx the @eefasa-
y sr to tour thou..na %aske - tas M
brs,. ald pieest az a.hns 10 TAXA
| nsr1 IN tfc lEaugn1ttlln ettHonlea'
4 1t ~
, 1869-03-01
OHIO.

Asses&usnt In mAusf'ld for Sch 1ol
PurpoRes-ObtrnsFy- Burglar Sen.
xxneso-An Erls Erpr.ss Ufnec ope0-
"a in Ctnelnn&sts
special Despatch 10 The Chicago TRtnune-
MANSFIELD, o., Feb; u.
The t8x-p x-ps1ers Of This city voted to-day. BY a
natprity of a1S, to levy taI OF thtrfy tsors and
dolafs cu city property, for tto purpose OF build.
ting sehool houee In tho Third Ward.
I ". Uunn, fs>russtcT In the navy, died here
last night nf p4EtiJfie.
Amos xsiheft, Of this city, bas bee0 found
guilty of burglary By the BncJfus Common
Fl y ard tert need 70 four yssrs u pcr.tens1ary.
CI.crN1AT1, Feb. n This Afterroon tho pew
E1ie ExtI,ss tumpsry rented The bail;hpg for
merry occupied By the Aerehants' Union Expeess
Een pary, aId VII ctInnence operations o1
Mor9ay. 4, II. pek'5. l2te Of the Ms'ehauts'
Gr1er Il aet ut OF this company Neither tho
Urited 8tatee nor the American EXPRESS COM
nanies hse ret been prohibited fro1, running on
ID Et1e 0r the Ohio i Mississippi Roads. Boih
will continue to operate.
, 1869-03-01

property for State purposes. and thereby
ue1Te an undue bu,den upon the conr-
enpaons fisaSs,-. It there arc % e,,a. % tx,
let them bo genef1n s'ah @ss",s, X NV
counties be t1es'ed alike. Way No..
Why should Alexander County have
Senate rs and Representatives in the Leg
islature, ard the use Of Courts and Prose-
cutting Attorneys, without contributing a
share Of the expense: II Alexander
County is hereafter to pay no Siste taxes,
her members Of the Legislature and her
Courts have no right to ask 10 be p.td for
their services ont Of the S.ate Treasury.
We hore and expect that Governor
Palmer will veto au bills OF this vicious
character, and, It the Legislature will
persist In passing them. That the 6.a'e
oHeers, before yielding any por ion Of lhe
State revenue, will require An order to
that effect based upon judgment OF the
Supreme Uourt
, 1869-03-01
ANNEXATION OF rHK TROPICS.

A cable despatch, day or two ago.
from Copenhagen announces that Ger
cral Rastloeff, now Danish Mlnis'er OF
Wsr, and formerly Ambassador Of Den
marx 70 This Rorernuent, advises the sAle
al The Danish West 1udtes to the United
states. Nobody who knows General
Ra.sloeH will be in the leAst SURPRISED
!. ~ ,hss Intelligence. Hcfs a far-sighted
ard Exceedingly clever man, q thorough
Dane, who never, for q moment lases
sight OF the Interests OF his own country,
and never mistakes what Is best for her
welfare. Having resided tor several
| years in this county, first as Consul
| General at New York, and agterward as
Minister At Washington, he is perfectly
familiar with the character Of the pee
pie and It's Institutions, and knows
very we'll that, 20 far as the
welfare Of the people Of the Danish West
Indies is concerned, they could not come
u1der a better government than thai ol
the United Statee. Aud he. OF course
! believes, or he would not advise the
, ! transfer. that Il would be Tor the sdVtu'
= tsee of the home government, also, tha
The colonies should surrender their allie
i. glance to Denmark. They arc an expen
d ave sppendage, whose protection ID
n burden to that kingdom, bringing liSt'
a profit and s1nall honor, and, doubtless
Ia they could be simply shaken of, wiEhoS
,. any brt ach Of national fidelity, Dsnna'
:, would be the gAines. But II the encau
~ brsnce could be got rid OF with lazl
- .ho dnnnr for the transit