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A letter from San Domingo, April 10,
states that The E1ropean Consuls in that
country are Ill seriously impressed viii,
the idea that the United States contea,-
plate the seizure, by general owoop, Of
I'll the islands in tic West Indies. The
people of San Domingo are deeply in
pressed By ihs same idea, and the thought
has .iIencd into ls"rc, mud they arc almost
universally whiting for the time when TIE
Cuited Suites shall tako the island and p,st
an end to Dominican anarchy. The foreign
Conguls have organized European
psrty to preserve the forciga ascend
aDcy in the West Indies, The
Dominican Government, however, seri-
ouEly expect IN offer Ct anne1e-
ton, and that proposition would be carried
by an Utmost unanimous vote. The French
Government, through its agents, is opposing
American anne1Atiun- The Gnti-annexation
plan proposes the, confederation Of cuba,
Hayt, Porto Rico md Jatnaica, rs rcput-
lie under European recognition and pro.ec.
Hon- II is expected Tint Spain, under thu
pressure Of revolution, would give up Cuba
for this purpose Liberal offers Of aid are
also extended to the Dominican Government
, 1869-05-01

TIC Mobile R'9istfr appeals to The peo-
pie Of Chicago to take into consideration
that city rs market for groceries, particu-
larly Of sugar md cotfoc. These articles, it
insists, can be sent from Havann to Cbica-
50, e" Mobile, at cheaper rates than by
WY Of New York or Baltimore. It then
says:
Tic Rsaln and meat Of the West arc as good as
eoa 10 payment for these ABSOLUTE necessities.
anu they can he sent as return f1cights nr,0 con.
ve11et INTO sugar and coffee, By this roafe. At
chcnEer rates md LII Ices time than by any present
existent ROUTE
Tie Register has assurances that freishts
BY rail from Chicago to Mobile and back
will be pro rated upon terms which will de-
fy river competition. The harbor Of No
bile has no difficulties in the way Of entrance
or exit like that of New Orleans, and the
merchants a.e an1ious to open direct tradc
with this city.
, 1869-05-01

"ohn 1AnFson, City Attorney OF Peot;a Il ~ III
with consumption that he Ii not e1pected 70 r..
cover. ~ ~
The Illinois Central passenger uain from f-bt,
caso, on Saturday afternoon, ran into r,ne oY
seven horses md mule, at CHAMPAIGN CITY. k,r,,
ing all Of them.
In Quiner, II pm, on the aslh, J. L. Cannon.
snoemakeF' foo5 twentr-nve graias Of Opium.
ara nj * hn-, on tho 9Th, wns 1ps c1pccict1 to
lsc- He was determined to die, using ali the
lone he possessed to rcEt the efforts Of those a.
tempting to administer anttdoteA
1aoa wishes to get the Southern Normal Cut.
SeEl:E- The citizens stand rcady 10 vote x51. .pd1
toward the enterprise: Rosewood Township
pledges Itself to give fsa COZ: and Mr. H. l. Situr-
son osfcrs to devote 100 acres Of land.
Tec Decatur Aa9n<s Of the scsh eises an account
OF three curious pigs In that vicinity. The nrst
aast co hair on tts body, though perfectly formed
Ell to the htad In place OF eazx, pouch, O. bar.
n1 thia, Transparent tktn eAmc down orer the head
use veil, somewhat resembling the pxubosc1s Of
INC elephant By raising this yeil, or bag. the
neaa cotld be seen, With only one eye on the TIP
.. &ae nose. where tie mouth ought to BE- The
'uet s"o mad hluat beads, somewhat resembling
at III shape, With long. sharp canine teeth.
vae u these hid only one nostrtt while the other
had noae- The nfxt WIS BON dcad. and The ,,s,
TWO lived only about an hour.
INDIANA
Ahe Aichlean City Entty1rix sayR: "a larre
a1ntEs ot 1rnber and .rop ore VII, In 1s,,,yc st
oat aoeIs iris Season VIC hear OF one coutraet
si nv tonsot osn; aad parsles at LAtsyette have
~ 1oi INC deserJ here Of 1000 ooo fee. Of
fatsT md a,too, coo Ahlns,es and lath.
nnstnH the late stotm four norsra N snc h.,, ~
stu!e iEonl1sou. at Crows poiot near South
Hend, we're Killed By lightning. An the mern,,crs
Of MI T. family wcgr stunned, but none scr,ouay
injured. '~>''''
, 1869-05-01

has the Independence to beg. He sugges.s
that hand-organ lla hired to play in front
OF tho Democrat Office, the contributions 10
be paid over to tho World, mud that q COL
lection. DO taken MP in the office for tho
same purpose; aud in repeated letters, filing
severnl columns Of his paper, he beratcs
Tie Governor and tho WoHd-the former
for attempting to whcedle moncy out Of tho
peoples hnnds to support an unworthy beg.
Gnf, ind the lattor for ita betrayal Of the
l'arty mud the people for money paid to it
by the bondholdess and tho Republicans.
1t il o rery pretty fight ns it stands among
the brethren.
, 1869-05-01

The Penitentiary Commissioners Of this
Stale hare appointed Mr.. George Perkins
Warden of the Joliet Penitentiary, in place OF
Coloael Doznblaser, resigned. Nj. Perkins is
well known in this city. For many years he
wns tho Superintendent Of tho Chicago Re-
form School, and the Trustees Of TINT institu-
tlon have given him tho highest endorsement
Tor his energy Of character, md for his
qualifications as q disciplinnrian ind a re-
for1nntesy officer. In these particulars he
las won u very high reputation, md is
known in al parts Of the country as most
successful prison officer. The operations
OF tho penitentiary depend 10 great extent
upon the efficiency Of the Warden. The
Commissioners, in selecting A1r. Perkins,
harc secured probably tho best nan that
wns within their reach for the place.
, 1869-05-01

Of the cxctcmcot Of tho lion- The Superintendent
cane near laughing tn their faces, but thinking
that The Emperor Of Chin, dlsgussed with nice
and birds nests, desired 10 otter his nose OF ato-
aeh sor0e othcs c1trno1dlfa.y edible, promised
them what they asked lie tuAlly found the use
which It was proposed 10 make Of this curious az
ticie- The Mandar!ns told hifn thattlt was sov-
cEeiEn remedy for madness They mixed this
With certain Chinese dTug1 and made IN Ointment
with which the head Of the sufferer was rubbed.
which restored the brnin to i,8 proper place. Since
then tho Guardians Of tho museum have, Il IL aa,l
rsinct1allJ complied with the wishes OF the Chi
nese. But am Little skep,lcal, md believe tas4
1t l. saved for our government
EIIIE CAREY
, 1869-05-01
THE REFORM LEAEEE

The organization, of 4 Rcf,.r,,, I,a,,,,,, y,
New England. having fo. nnc Of in os,;c,.s
the reduction Of tho tariff n, ,.,,,,.,,
standard. md embracing o,,,,, ;,s man,
lxrs s;.ch men ns Wm 1,,,xd E,,-;,.,,,
VIM. Ea;l:cytt, Elr,rl ,t,,;,s,, II
Derby, n;1p1 Waldo Emerson and Ru,v.a,,a
Il. 1iaxas.l, r u.lr uf w!s,n, are lv,,;,.- ,.,,,,
ufacturcrs, has startled tf,e nro.,csi,,,,; ~
uuitc out of their pronrio.v Th. Ncv
York 7-::suif iat;nates ti,c. tl.ir .,,;r>, =
to l.cak down the ~ infant :nsnufsctu7e,'
OF o.hcr portions Of the Union by inunilat-
ing The cc.n,ry with chcap fo.cion no,,,s
aril e..,., II, I've o,};v;ons ~ Tho fact 1h,+ e
this were their purpose it couli he more
easily :nG surely accomplished by reducing
the rs:ces Of their own roods than hy
--- ~r---.- -n---.
"A!lA
i4nas'on o. INC movement IS
r. h.s~,,.Ns., - H.. '.',, 'fo,' S'sS "of r:y.
~-A-1 @uc o"e ooject OF
A' Au'1'e4 - uo1 W see now much
49,. ~ - ea e sa H'1a'a eaf-
~ -, ,1,,,t- ,,<,-na. - 80 ..1 'nens
.! 80 many POUNDS u lFo1, OF 20 many
sasas o. elo'n' OF so nany bushels Of salt),
Dus NO" .' n'1e lAnet VIII saihee to accom-
a".1a, s - $500 - -sS's a., JUS y a sais won
oe17ol o'seoFeEs' ana Boston ought to be
Allowed 70 enjoy It without being charged
oy the Ne" 1ofS lF''aas with envy, mal;ce
and all unchas1sahlencss, when she an-
nornces It Heretofore it bus beea the
fashion IN that stony corner ct the Union
to niaintl ain the doctrine TINT whit we need
, 1869-05-01
stnsc rcntscnxlarrsson

nc CommlsslonerS Cf thc Stotc pan,,.-tlsrv NJ
Joliet feF daya since, opened The hts s,r T.,
uasnang supplies for the prison. The fo1lowtno
- "Ius we're nade: Woollen cloth, prison str1pc.
~ -, loA aser Manufacturing Company. Ertn'
tt' ssM cents Per 5ard; beef, live, to 1. Tnarer I
.", WI souatE, q per ewt; -four, supezanc, to
Atlanta NtllA ss per barrel; coal TO Gardner Coz,
comlans. sAs9 Pe1 ton; Eoa2 Smith d ca,
utaeseo. Ill, tsao per cwt: vinegar, 4. c. Camp.
ee1.' Nekion, " cents rcr gallon; sugar, Grannls
a.r ras"en, en.easo, white 1s cents, brown lox
ashses erann1s Farwell, o1A cents The avnr1,
were All for sU months supplies, except c,otn.
"n'ch Is for one year II each case the lowest bi1
wa aceepsed The BIDS Tor corn we're ali n.
lected fhc lowest being o. centa which WIS 1eened
, 1869-05-01
MILITARY NEWS,
item from Lieutenant General shcri-
dams Izeadcuartcrs.

Inc lC1i6~.ng military ueNR WIS obtained At
Lieutenant General shcrtdan's headquartcrs Yes.
ttrttay:
CHICAGO, April p lsRa
Ihc tt''"r' = rt+r'r tr5t at Chtr.~-. IT, viii r..
tttc' NJ! Gill s.i4r,criaa1tr Il ,Er Mis.Ty Iri
t:on ~ ;ar A..f:ai Q:astcrAssvrt u chalyc viii h.
atTHIt ter n!l n tEr rutrua tf thrt.. tn;1r rtpr,
By ettltnaad II Lieutenant General SHERIDAN
t;EoEiiE l. uAE1,;FP,
r.,. AFHstant AIl.usant t;ra, raj
ihe War Department has asslrne,l Major AMI
GfGset Lieutenant cofuEel G,fi4to y. Eebls -
Judge Ad7o oeate, Department Of I,sota.
\ number Of CtefGe were S,.atn -TnT ,.t:c,,rroa
tiom General Sheldaa's headquarters % t'lat th.:
hnmler A reduced 10 the minimum nrc.ssarv 10
uahsask business. 4 policy Of rR1,i &c ,unIuy
has Ltrn in0lgu1ateJ, A14'i = il ne strC;y cAr.!eI
oct.
As fEcn as a flagstaff is erecteI ore. the hoaf
9nafteEH me Stars aad Stripes III 'e ;sI1ig 10 th.
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a.s tHmned With fringe and some With late, but
TIC most Of tham with nated ru1ca OF pIeattngs Of

sse trimmed with fringe aud some With laee, but
TIC most OF thsm WITH tiuted rufuca o. pleatuss Of
the same.
Tue tnetnod OF trimming stlka and other cheaper
koous VIII zne same material Is very much ukeds
1ptessl'es harmony In tie costume, Is less ex.
PenslFe, ann wears uniformly With the rest Of the
garment
HusAn And other scarfs will have great vogue
III. season. en- suite With the dress nud a1e very
s'nlea o'gand!es. Striped grenadines also make
pretty searfs 10 WEAR with plain eray Of fagncol-
ofctl tissues.
cos7CNEs M BllcK GRESApRK
Inc new Costumes In black grenasitne consist Of
AuAln dfehs trimmed with f;ounce bound with
green or cofn-coloTc,l satin or s!Ik an oye,-akFt
serJ tov9ant also raf11el to match sack which Is
Huucf1ess u loopr squale boas and ends, and
aAs11e Anloihette cape which eao he WON OF not
" p!easufe' There Is no lining In these dresses,
oal lney are worn over black silk eftpS tow.pcck
and are oFuamented With rut1es nIld p!picQs Of
Sue OF sa'ln upon the waist A hundred dollarx
feany malc u the price, no, including the silk sp
eEon %2lklaK dresses Of b1ack gtcnAllne ure u
noEcH5. They arc a1ways trimmed with futlIcs Of
the samc.
Cntnn GRIPS trimmed with satin Ia ono Of tho
most elegant materials We have this season for
WMAlne snlts and costumes. II L. not common At
alA and can only be Obtained ut private French
Importing houses, such as Mrc Natalie T1lman'e 4.
who Makes ruint OF bringing out rare lanr.ct.
Ius5org anu japanese SIX, sa1ln cloths white
loulafus. Ts1r te thfIs auh 0t:e de eh1matry IN
cno'ce shades and qualities, These gootla form
complete contrast to the mass Of COMMON fabrics
With which The market Is delrgcd.
Length oP sEtRTB.
"nat nre called tetuittaln4 have srccecIed 10
inc enormously long hktrts worn last winter, ani
F1HGth r. t.nfPH
, 1869-05-01

r,rrxx.roD,to14 ,,f tha EpL..s:. ~
etNs'lsn"ent u Tue "heeilng (Fa.)
a. sis.x1, writing from Roanoke. relate. Aha
80, ',,.,.o ~ s.,t o.,s' .as
Fnrntte N.c3rul1,n j, ,rhict .h.t ..a.,.1sE-
...:1. .,.:a -.s.A.-. ''4as 6ea1'eHna
mn Nr,tn',sn MN rI .,s: ~, x,r, ......
one ,la, in shr lrrsie..tS house. ia Wssainr.nn
is'str toi Mn, Ma'i tn,t aon a,o,; Mat! senior NJ
.pcsee resolutions had been introduced intn ths
iy ansions to IFixr anosi MI nso nson e:nx extrene-
, Z" s'otm sss;son. of the country anu folrsos:ns
~" ~ ,nmIs ~ nssM tns stiesl consequences Of
INT. IAi1 10 1l.chtnond 10 COM, i,h NJ n,.;t
un , easn ia WAT 1s7aaEe1eat. Of tho d.alcul:ics
Of The conic,,tlns araes and cannstc iHS e, n9ts a.
ksiioa Wiz MI r. son sg, ani ;5a1 sss Leng eonvcr-
tismsn Tor wioi! w. Davis seat, aud for with
~ NJ pam imqE,se NJ paws sEi! he hal
resei teat t;cacsai LEES army bc ca asa;c:ed @ n.e @
NSd ;ol!o i sunnnn ; raa aat snesa. Grant AT
,,a, un,ea a.. armies wouli drive out ax,,nan: AMI
;crIs Of rccoEa,Tuc,so,, trsIr, asS s ,neis u Own
tteperGencc being guaranteed. AZ MI. Davis re.
as:eT sanc eonsu;taan n a nS ica'; ~ wt,n aa
and antl ttd y h:m, Mr. Hlalr rr!ar.lci 10 WASH.
TIC s.cccss oi tic ncoon Il vas Il s,e oa S,e
, .. eoasSma1lnS ; an ts's nsIangcsuent that NJ LIN
t:uprra' Hong s;sThera, 49, i,anier M aal canps.eIi,
Ib,re'r ~ ro.fcs 5s MoroS; but snsEe to Mr uneo!as
been tn.trncte, 6y Nj i;ssis 10 nsirt npon s Tic Tic
uiscF o' 'ls Ell ana 'a w1a stI 10 no
10 most line nnd imrolcnt conrl'ssiun.' :"
We are not quite suro that this story
OF Southern expedition has ever
before got into print, but it is, never
thelet's' nm old one, and it woull be interest
log to KNOW precisely how much truth tlc.o
III =, II linus much i notorious: that The
''4.1! "eii1 70 h'ch1nond-at hls own
49,. uo"e'e,, anu nosat Ar Llnc"in s.
that . ,,as;a 49,. -. - ,'au tcnus were ha18a.ao
,,o,.a ..a ~ ~" 's.n 'o'A.' oa WINCH
thot 49, a~,-..'. Io14ueA9on 'ouia oe nauei
aa-. -. euosesa'ten. mecens between ffesi-
ns- ~ 49, VI ~ Al r.. es"ato' on tno one
c.n,,,,>oy 49,. 4Auu+e1 ano
on -. 80. p'uso
co,fo,o, "s 'nA 'Ao
nn5.a.,.ss ~ ~ not6 oeeause IL was
acknor1o;,r,nont ~ 49, , :s,1HsA. ~ tne
be f,onfe5s-,.v :, :. a...s!p 49, ~
ora teson.;a1 49,, .r ~" >04'
,,.;,..a - ~ ,e-1-.,,. Ptu5' 1u4A1o -
st;nu,7toa 49, :. ~ a.H A.: -ns. -niso'n
n,jct,t ha ,n,5o ~. -, atss,. ~, ,1'l. wl4e1'
be res,orcl r,,t sio.nrv s,n,u,, ~
o1,,;sh.;, u,,t .,
ia in ,ba ,..t IS ~ .,u...,,.. AAt'
T,,.t w. ,a,sa, -. e'' =. uAinetys
u,-,i tb,t II rns - ~, ea,,ss1sa ia a., soa,u' ~
Union forccs. :. that 1,o,h row ,han Gasas A.
Ma c.s, osA
~ ~" o'N "'Au IL VIC o1naa
, 1869-05-01
Persecution of 1rr. rtn-o,~

a rev DAYS ago despatch fruu New Orleans
uenaGneu ioc Persecution Of Mr. HaF.e1r, c,ti-
| tea o. Chicago, BY cereaiu parties IN tornns
lhnsu Texas The New orleans pt-.yux OF iha
1ttn ln't- e'scs the following particulars, which
nc ptMlse with the explanation that Hayrcty
nte1 Ae VIZ went to Texas aud madc Largo pur
caase Of WOOL. which xas lost by sh,nrr,cl
en srguof 10 New YORK. ty which hc
los' al TIC money he had lnyesiesl and III
oe posssse1 and WAS LETT hearty Ia debt besdes
oue OF the parties frum whom he purchase, tho
Wool mas The Sheriff Of Corpus Christi This sarr.
0,~ho IS featlawag - In ever respect uur.ne,
HAsfftt to Chicago, and actuaIly kidpapr.l an,
s41'eo nun oask TO Texas In Irons and uun3 him
INTO N Iron caRr, called q JAIL where he Vas
ha!f starred, natseased and hvld In du,anre vf,s
ior manJ months General Reynolds scr,,,1., 70
M1cf1ese IN hB behalf. but acted III 4 mos; barha-.
Gus manner towards The unfortunate mn We Ter
tue ft'o2u~, which was instrumental m ooraintr,s
us release, ten the sequel Of tae story:
TIE H4vKE1r CASE AGAIN
!, wa Itahefa VIII tecollcct the tIayre9y casA NJ
Scnfrns Christi Trzas- were liayc:fy citizen or
t1leaso, and formerly connected win The Un!nn
former Place for The purpose OF saueeus % out t1g az
MIN datk Claimed by the sheriff t9ovni'. scsls.
Wag' snGnsh &c had applied for dscaarse from
Tnes VIII tee"I!ees that rl.rrrsy WAS Kidnapped
Cnseasp and that II tat,or. aided ~ nis Lawyer.
Texas and that .Iulgc, whoSc a{;1oinimen;Wn.
procured b. the la.tcr, refused hin, hail hut tnst
Nter long seFtea Of efforts to overcome fhts rnns
sp!1aeI. IL Eh!ca GeaesAla Hancock and fsnchanan
tEe Latter acting under onIefs frpm Gu;,c7al l;r1nf
lnteLEehcl, Inc Judge WIS removed aal uayr,.y
admitted to t1au an1 vent 10 his ho.ae IN Ntaon-
He went through here, . few week1 as,1, 70 1.ns
us Sn Gals, 70 ..,eod his Es but tktnod. nss
AID Eafrett's batl bond has been foTfett<.i INN.
fetu1ned 70 j4Il such sureties being nulf5eI isaf
PC can not etre them Ills counsel we're nov a.
taE!t '> '" ~ ''S a''Se'ps-
When he WIS t!!cl n.st the Sheriff. who IA ,he
r1eseeotnf. Invaded the Iurs room and at;cmrtet1
70 drive the Jury Into vc14i.c1 Of out,ts' TTsa
', wnos M oneet of tho persecution is 70 iorca MONEY
The Audacity Of this whole proceeding ii ,hs
= qls Ga. ssa.sahIe @ Ehen wc earn that tie p.isoacT
nen " ho were original seccsMoutst. tmt tnme6
seaIahaes, s and aet under the protection Of Grn.
elA AeJnoldA, hut tAai tho pslsaa.f bas ctsnnec
TO protect him before INV
Chicago certainly ought 70 ro,ur tn hta -ns-,, |
y y u not MI. Medi d The TktBrSx vho So
n fnqna, ~ ~ omes wheu he xas on ns way to
eSsmn,sd s enaeasor 10 put an end TO saI u
, 1869-05-01

governor Hoffman and the other Dcmu.
cratic state officers Of New York, aad Sam,
j. Ilden, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee, hive addressed circular
TO al The lending Democrats, urging their
immediate corporation IN q movement
snow making in every State, county and
"town in the Cnioa" toincreaso the circule-
ton Of Democratic papers, particularly of tho
New York World. A copy Of this circnlar
came into the hands Of Brick Poneroy, the
editor Of the New York Dtn4o-ra., xLo
writes from La Crosse 10 his paper,
in answer to what he styles the
"begghrs appeal" He encloses to the
Governor dollar, to be given 10 tho World,
to save it from failing. He urges the people
to come forward and save the paper that
, 1869-05-01

a committee OF the New York Legislature
VISITED the metropolis for few days to
investigate certain matters. Their bill for
expenses included 5e,Clo for tho uso Of
hotel rntlors, SIS for stationery, 5000 for
cigars, 800 for brandy, wine aud whiskey,
$500 for theatre tickets, 500 for Hrery.
s1fo for car tickets, :75 for fires, and, as a
natural result, tho bill closes with an cutrv
Of So for medics. attendance
, 1869-05-01

as an alternative for ANNEXATION 10 the
United StAscs. It is stated that Samina
WAS once offered TO the United States foe a
nocntnh price, but Mr. Seward insisted upon
the scheme Of purchasing TIC Danish 1slau,ls.
The Dominican Government and people nrc
heartily in favor uf ttnnsfer Of their coun-
try to the United States
, 1869-05-01
Gbe Tribunc.
SATURDAY, MAY Y, 1859.

The cll;ce If TIE TEnrSE has been
moved fsom its old quarters. No. II Clark
street to tic new T,:i1cSr Building, on the
southeast corner cf Dearborn anil Madison
sitanta
, 1869-05-01
ZEAL EsrA;E.

Nar,an;ee aceda eorvn-,n.
Rss9s5,y P's IT. within ssrsn miles er lie Court aus
Arro,d 81, oi Htsnteenrs =, rpm n ;, 81 :,u
Pls1ie ~: id +; n of ,n.. i s.s,
sherman s, S!s; Is II ~! 81 Fl; :; ~.
wabas, ~ n $50
ARR - VI ~onsfess st, I. 4511t3 It:
ra.i;S Eli :. ;. N,
es1;a. -. - :,Ii u 1hlffy-t,rst 81, T.
crrr'7a,s ~ 1ap.H ~ y ............. 4.
10 e15 Il: .si,ii i;....e..d. esa.'oad. f&os ~
"a $50 II. a., hi ~ = OF Railroad. nf. e)k
a Il: XIII II 81 II o. esk H. vi, a411n @''
n. tnI ~, = :! y ot 1o~nEend st, Il, 9l11oo '''
r1xt,,!Rn R,a ~ ~ ~, I'm,
~ H. WITH house: 4nr7i NJ ased g f. ne I, 25k
-: +. yiih X hosss. - Q! Il KSssst t aei, az ''
West Sixteenth St iii sl1n EXIT y f11....~--,. 1,5pl
w.; s.4;uit st1to~ =: March n o,,
81 sa1ts.5 ~ y, leS 9l1 It Of Isi,lo 81 ~"
West eiTtesnths = Aa!Sa aN....-.....' p. s.,
sasts sSAteea!n st l23 Sid It Of J,.;n. =. iH
Eoktein ~ - 2'aseh hs3.:..-..,...,, =. .,
MI1oo n. .r,s, ~ g cor Of As.1ltage ny.ef
a ap11i = = Il Of Reuben i. t, 5'11ssit: Is"
a 3p9l Il 1s.. o n of kranef It. s::3i ii: $50
T. arr5 =. 7s q II OF nieiofy st, si5lS5
ApIti & & eos Of He'ch st,wt, asEloo II:
-saln Is: ss' 1s!fts OF H1bha1d Il, s.y ia'
Test fvc,ia5P P.r r. " sn,
, 1869-05-01

Ihe leading names mentioned IN connection
with the Democratic porntu stton Tor Governor in
Ohio Afu George 4. Penhetpn; Geoe1N Ewing.
'colonel Geo. f. AeCooE or steoben1rIe: Hu1n
]. JeWett, Of zsAesriuc; Milton sayIes, of en-,
cinnau; Tlo2. Beer, Of DrcJsH1; Go. Rer or
Neostsr, General Draan WsEi. at Fayes,e. ana
4EasEG Haumd E. CRY, Of Cincinnati.
The Columbus tohlo} Common Counrn he.
fatied TO ofEantza After 151 ballots for pr,1asa,
The body Is Denoezasts, but there Il splis IN tns
ranks Of the majority. "9>" ~ s4e
E4tel Il Ep,o19. ~eA' ess-
, 1869-05-01
THE COURTS Of Law AND Eo2i1Y.
Cnitcd state. GOur1s.
George D. Baden CT A. =, RoJn.yN NJ wh,,n,,
AseunIslt. Judgment rfssl Af4He'

EefEFe u. Baden CT a. :. Rosln.y n, Whion1,.
Aseum16lt. Judgment forSsal. i1'-'
TlcE METER
Northwestern Dlsti!lEng C4u,raay :. .r,,ao II
Cerse. Tht. Is one OF thu several h.,i, ot.traI!r
nltd IN the Superior Court, to rpstran ;hc El.tT
ey E9 IasfSe M % eFs' a,aonss q none
furnished, md which the ear;.rs d. M: ,i,.,ss
nave nor have use for. The question was rat..tI
Ee Enetner me In]cneIlon l.scel snom the 1prtor
- n1.~. was sl M Ms'is.stn9 ~ AGAINST the Collector
vore Ia the a.iea fhs cs oss5 wefe tee 5r.as ~,
rom me State Cont under section {: Of the C1u-
that any sIt Of prosecution asaist iaisraat rer.,.
t. ne unt:ed states Crrnts Cont 1t uny efs Inc IS
"a ifsssssrn h;cs h. sa:sE' On Fl
HI IL eaR Il 1T n: eo Il H., ~ t',i
se so,ieseed III; :, ~ tEe et e"'T b, snnu*
q :s'f 81, :s; "a s
~. e o. duty rd si,s Gsurs 70 "a: II far
thes r.rtdEfz Ia ss1ch easc. and The rsid su.. Or
d. E ds ssss .ss s.itn & 'sts'ps & Is
g 70 thc satd Circuit Eouft, nn4 aay turtle. nm
= Taa shsf:la n Ii S;..s eset
ee I'D a.. ir s ~, .s5 1,s 1 ~
ssas s aeas saa s.teuisa E t e. sIse r..
Asgued foE the Cnlted States that the transfer
The a1f s1r 9o1d Sn nna d,ssotvss the Injunction
ctf co 6aslnS ~ opinion upon tie practice q. ;oc
soe!', lehos1ag reported decist.,, ~ j,t.s LIZ
same question =: . .es. - 10 cours held that hat
t ooa w .4cament" did not Include a. tuIl1c-
ba a,a or Mel .se GonFs onhte Heiaer The worda
HL - taa time thu decision was ssnngnccd cnat
@ KS ss a3sineltaed to c7uiesee IL It
senected on IT, the more convinced theS Tpf. iS31
aa .ae ~aos, tae decision was sus:aIu1bie II h13
l,ast letn tGio1ed u this court, anil the court
ess upon direction from higher conf. 14'-
, 1869-05-01
The Hcw Comm q siouGr or pusauts.
Etfs,s thx Sc. 4.

We afe not surprised 70 learn thtt Y,rrsstc,,.
@ @GiAat nas appointed S1m1el S. Fisher. Esa.. nf
siHe!nnat+ e succeed Judge Foote s. Con-.
NJ Fisher Eas selected tJ Sac,rtary Cav an
- S1onoa OF peculiar r1sot*s for fne ,nst1t,n ".
aoo Re hapren to know sha: be heS.i afed n rfoI5
GEaAAbte End extensive Ia~ pYac.frr n e..a y.S.a
enafre Of an once which co1!d ctye hin, ~ :. ~
rear. Before entering upon his dultes "a ~,
rrs,t; o. latents+ Mr. Fisher vlu surrender his
sae IsG aad th1s remove IN objection which has
of ha,,as aaseu ARatnss his appointment a. man
ttan nv.os ne Fouid net presume to occarT 1,ost.
frea f ~ tndEmenr could not opernte enflrr1v
III 99aa Seoazaaezassons Of personal io;eress
j, -1.tra c..t csaet : wen kaoTn II CHS asd In the
"eu Ssases Courts As an able fndasIrIons ,aT.
{e5, aU! Especially stt1t1i In pateor INV cssez
But ON inventors. whose interests are Il r. ~
Largely IN hs hands, viii nataraljy h. an xona H.
leGa something more respecting lis characteT and
n:Ee<s fcE The p.'sttion- ''10
~ Fisher Is C. L7paHt1rely Yomx MN hstco
0ut tnlft3.ftTen JeA.S Of age Uc z = nsfts.. ~
studied lar At PhIladelphIx and af,e4.
= ATS removed 10 Cincinnati where for m ~,
scI.s le f11rtsed his ptofesstaa wfta ,hat s,,t.
;te1.,ns st1 as.ass Axass follows abaty, industry aid
:. atAS utai.nS The Nar, aud when the huatlnrd.,,v
11iansi Kefe called oct, Nj. Fisher served a
.oSe! .uiuue! o. The GEe Uppt-ci AMI TIM.
.sl1 81 es,t on.o, operating In front Of
,est,ts fs- He NOW holds the TrsponsfIe
= 1nI o. FTendenr Of the Board Of Eiucailon
!. = Atd L hahly eSteeme1 in thnt r,rT
Il L1!lsuan citizen, and m :fIcteut coroTterin
!" pup!e eatefpEses md IefcfuA |
, 1869-05-01

r,.nt, ~ roft leyden n. T., on SATURDAY, Edward
n1cAf!t ftter kfcftS and John Andrews were
=, G!p1nsd y their boa1 icing caE1,rd oVer tAl