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, 1869-03-05

,t,ea. put th,a IL OIL, one sarsaa Of uasy saisf'
'hs,s 'eut :, e e. ,ns i
veil W.s rea sssxice counsr1 y found, lo 4siss s
n vtdfH from sAst 10 WeaE, no e1lsaAaoK Aea
m.e ak to,ss hS.a .,!1s xsT1 se. q 70 Il rssn
r.; = s.stnas qasied ea7e IL the as.-
q aui:o eoaassy :" "a TtIal. nd tar tho Following
.s1 1Tss 4. ..s Is os peculiarly Euutt,o1s dssnp.
30 molsuse. cures she R!htt ~ ~ Hintcr ssa4-
ine M Il snn.t I. i. u ths suuusr ~ tas az az
.t1 nrIs scc thort da7lipn Of tns stcsa a. ~
T.te he nseessl tor thst ptotseaon IT, s
to dfs,ss,x 1se sss "a rps chs mo ,h.cs Of
,es on ia in,mile ~ n more hnnla eugta estat.ocs
20 70 n n.,o'i1 AZ, = xoa oie. hs h. b. .ns
r,nrttrrce Of M who hsre sttlGn'ee o'e' '1.'o
Il /, s.s.. :s.t III ss four xn.s
~sa ss,.m ste The cost q TO- dtEF* se1as1S; f.s;
fot thu fans ltrfth Of time y q, =. ~ ffntn1i
fseinc Ksrc,a VII .t.urn enptI me us5: ~ w'a ~
on ostnx orsr ssasuinc 81 gate ~ s.tT 10 l.
ints, Ohio srd fndlaca ard deiivste1 tasss =,
ii Loser ra:ts ttfu CIT "a rt!tcd IN lhose oAse'
en- ba sold At. ehtsp Ill., VII DO reli Ier .sa n,
,o,,axp ssn, eo.sss sns spsd1s g.. g
snsso fa'errs c4I = ot p,odree sdTansxenoav. ~
Hsksha Iris tounft With shseps ,1ete uruv,9
|
Wa II nni,eiy "a our wealth Atd p otp.Iity: 81 os
ora q the mo-, fes:1be meant !of hettnI ~
| eLkce tn thn county. Aca apeto03 As's
"A i spetuf ,eturp 10 gptrle payments.
III sSe e..u,sts ,.se Ii lar l: u NJ cn shs hn
man isrnii,. cau ny th!l: ! aass nttn n1ss .1s
Sufp Aor 1t come the iafR It p - o. tee p,sos
spd hsv~ had tpa most smpis oppof; nnI.iss o
obftI'ipr ID enc. % evsry ..fstJ d eoas!.1 y,
ston. NJ e1; ettsnee eonF!neet no that sas 81
r. 1 .tnt n .poets sdr, apd eau,ss. o. sya, ~.
ter sbovIlg appreel.o Tatss,,on "a humidts,
sdspted, nd IN of oplpluh tn.. ihouaan.e VII
e,saoay insS e. ,hs fTs,se t.
Gin is,er ia aere ia fltfnoia snd Missouri
woald aete dni ionic IN .hs bfA3llv a!s whIc
wpnH speedily retiors them to hrslt4 and vtRor.
iIAr!n1 thus Rlveh soma general accotht q
Tic plains, / will ~ my ext paper endeevo
10 elre sons particular lnformstiun of til
eu,l1trJ, ahd Folat tat Tho Improvement
that hi 1e been lnado and those TINT arc no
| nuIrr Ilrward, AAHuK ABOUT.
, 1869-03-05
"A pishoues, Musical Professor.

From ihe Clinton t[ovA} Herald. Feb r
The usually serene city Of Lyons has seu
week o.er the aisappea1anee Of Prof. AC.
]. kaufman, an extensive MUSIC dealer, nd
professor In the Lyons Fcmsle College, -ho
has taken 8 sudden departure to paris m
known. leaving behind him pleasant re-
mipeers IN The way Of unpaid debts, amout-
Nj. Kaufman had long enjoyed the cofI-
dence OF the!people ofthis vicinity, after rsi-
dence Of some seven OF eight ye1;s In LyQs,
where be had d music store, With bsach
establishment IN this csty, and, we H.
derstAnd, one q Cedsr Rapids and anoser
ress reputation and tn. corttd enee sepoed
In him by his friends, he made e1tensye
purchases from Eastern dealers on c-edt.
and borrowed various sums from pcrtledR
Lyone-au evidently for the grand de.ter-
@ Ent IN nesh eaesee ase bsa75 naudaE a:
music dealeIs-De Motto Brotbcrs being ID;
principal sufferers. In New York a,d;
Boston he has also incurred heavy ifaht-;
tiles. It |a reported that c!aims amounting
to between thrty and forty thousa,d
dollars have already put In their sppeR-
ahatnefally On the confidence Of hA friends
Prof. Eou1e. oi the college, worthy gentl.-
man In moderate circumstances, suffers to tie
extent oi $4,000 Dr. AcQnIg9, $t.100; 4.
+. Collins, $500; Mr. Lachuund, $50 A.
L. Levi, t6oo. Other parties, whose names
We hare not ascerta!ned, are out In large
sums BY his tsickery, aud new cases are cna.
tinually coming to hight. The Professor is 4
man Of rathef prepotsessing appearance,
with remarkable kuavlty Of manners, which
| will probably In psrt account ioa
h.s great sncetss IN this closfrE scene
He has doubtless been long Preparing
LOT this grana strategic moTement, md has
shaped all bis actioLs to this end. Il Is easf
mated TINT he haa made at leass t50, 600 b,
the operation. His stores both here and ii
Lyons haze been closed upon attachment b.
his father-ir-law, Mr. Moses, Of Lyons, snt
who also holds mortgage on his rts1dcnc
his Hlie and family at Lyons. It Is III
hu9cst swlndte ever perpcsrated IN thes
parts, and II will probably learn people to b
little more careful In whom they repos
thesT confidence aad Hreeubacks hereafter.
, 1869-03-05

Newspape. publishers have good pecu-
1iary reasons fer rejoicing at the exit Of
Andy. He had such flux Of words
whenever he wro'e O message or .
veto that publishers were In stand
lrg horrar Ct him. HIS las.
annual message contained something like
Thirteen thousand words, which was trans
mi,1ed by telegraph to the Associated
Press at cost 10 publishers Of many
thousand dollars, without reimburse
mcnt ofa cent from extra sales OF papers,
itr few people would read his intermtns-
bic trash, aud mona purchase extra copies
containing 1t; and yet publishers felt
obliged 10 take his messages and vctoes By
telegraph Tor ap ppenrance sake, And son1o
Of the yetoes were nearly Is long IS bis
messages. The only sensible official com.
municasion he ever sent to lCongress VIZ.
his veto Of the Copper bill, which was
also the shortest written communication
ot which be was delivered in four years
but Copg11ss vetoed his veto out Of pure
sntlpa'hy to the author OF It
They consented to preserve their con-
sis,ency In ois1egsroing anything lhI
wretched creature would propose or op
posc. His last screerh, which he dub
h1s farewell kddsess to the people oI th'
United States, contains some ive or 81,
,bou.and words, which the poor, perse'
cu'sd publishers had not only 10 fln'
! place irr In ,htir columns, but psy 70
receiving by telegraph. Thank Heaven
these II f1,ctions have e}oted torevc1
, 1869-03-05
Some members Of the Legislature 1t

Some members Of the Leglsla:ufe II
6prIpRf1c1d have, under cover Of psrlls-
mentsry privilege, INDUCED themselves
to most indecent abuse on The door
Of The House, CT the special correspond-
ents OF this paper. Tbese ceutlemcn,
Mcas.s. s. v. II. utckc7x and F. II. Hall,
aie pcsiec'ly capablc OF taking care OF
themselves and their own reputation.
They have much larger audlence than
can possibly be assembled iu the State
House at Springfield. and II members are
disposed TO continue the contest In the
two arenss, the probability ts that before
they get through they will haye
quite enough OF II. Had tho uousr,
however, immediately expelled that
one Of their number who committed IN
offence sga,nas all decency and houora-
bic COL duct 1t would have consulted ita
own dignity, not doing II Is tho best huss ).
bic evidence ol how much that dignity IL
worth and their own esl,mate OF 1t. For
cutselves, II II simply proper 20 sAy. on
behalf Of Messrr. utcaco1 and lIAll, that
The Legislative ot Illinois would be quite
different budy II II had mora menbers
nf'hcir ability and sterling worth. Wo
may add thero IL nos money enough in
Springfield 10 buy them, nor black usrds
enough 10 inilmidase thcm ID tho d &.
charge Of tAoir luties.
, 1869-03-05

To say thas there Ii any comparison BE-
tween Grants inaugural and, Johnson.s
vAledic,ory Is hardly correct phfsaeol'
sRy. To compare is 10 measure one
Thing by another. or to stste zeseu-
hl&nce; but the inaugural bears no sort
ot resemblance to the valedlctory, either
In length, matter, temper. tone, or ps-
t1lotbm. Con&ras!, and not comparison,
Il The word 10 be used Contrast means
10 plAca In opposition, In order to
show difference. And how great the
difference between the few sententious,
plain, grave words Of the new President,
ard the froshy, passionate, verbose
rawlings Of the retiring Executive! Ths
| one u1tera words to ioapite good men
with faith. hope and Joy; the other x
fill the minds Of ali decent people will
| dffgual Ind 1nAthlnR,
, 1869-03-05
AaNtas Ctsy-Ar8 Location and Growth
-BnAanes4 for xhe Year.
Colrespordenco OF The ChicsKo Tribune.

KAasAs Ctrr. No.. March T.
Believing that the NUMEROUS readers Of TEE
T11BCKx wonld be glad TO lesrn Gou1etnln9 OF tho
" YounG Giant" Of the Scuthvess, l address my.
self to tho task {! posting tham4 The shaspess
bnAineea men Of the # e4t h4ve TOR 4eafs prophe-
a1ea that sorneHhere On the border Of Kansas
there wcu,d a:ise great city, which would nval
Il not outtt1lp st. Louis and tho quesuoa was
whether It ehoul q be KNsls lAtJ. " 1oa. or
Lsavea..nh: Tne rapid erow:h ks1tas City
in t.Tor Of thu city. and no argument that tho
cit zeus tf 1T 1oe or Leavrn worth na&Y invent
Is s,'assed @ q It Il e IL Gess, Bent o, the Missouri,
rtar Whlle It receives the Kanaas RIVER geo.
graphical position second only to thas Of Sh'cseo
for nuile1r9 large city. Airesdy IN hsr tnf1ney.
Rhe tas seven railroads centettrG ncre. and sht u
tnrrounded on al soes bI the richest .oli In 1te
kinds Of pr dace- White 81 Louis eas been
ia,k1nE Of = bttdse At that city. in:s 'Joung
about 81 lNo, ana il win Be- rsaay fsr tfaios -
Noyemess Eext r. ht.souh R.ef, For SCOT I
Of Tho cherokee Naaor. thus securing Tho lGfxe
advantage cf The great Texas cstua uzde-a tztae
that 81. Lon!s mieh; have monopol1ssd ten years
sf" hsd rho been Alfro to her beat interests
KAnsas City ID anout tha same ttttEce wcat Of
st. Lnts thai inc areF city 10 ssst Of C,ucsnns,.
beF n rosd.. md III tae internal te,ouseta th.t
her c3MEe11of7 ttblDu during tee present "a
Of 2zAse, ard will soon take her place 4n1gng tho
Rrcat titles Of the West. Her CONNER, !ai snd
Inktutacaa1Iu& tesouEees aud taethGea scarce
lyfecona 10 those OF any city in The West. as
Nlsness rome Of the principal items exhibiting
hrr b9tiressla 1bss: To,Ai sles merchandise,
x61.0.6,UU: bniid1Rs erected, 800. at an etti-
raAed Il .: 0! tt9to.N1; t1sEa1cuons In bzLk,
$7].oc0I 90; ts.eks made dnf4aR the scar,
| 65,tNQ 100 population. a1,1f0. she hiss dorn.ed
h.r population during tho past ttrse se4r..
| Hilhln the ,puat ninety days four banks ha!s
| BE- en- stabilized. rnaf1rx IA all Fire bar T.
ia fse,dc Iaase, 1 is,gs tt:t::ius hos.
was opened: and the Broad xsJ Nnlei
sid E<isen House. csch tye stories, sre now ttn
| psocets Of eon4ifu:ttou.--R~sl ettste ha h=en
greatly excited dnranR tht past months, tht
hu-!Less properly aayHntlnR from ore to Enret
hundred per cent, aud the sales curing the WiItel
months iust closing bars Been bEak. a Tbs
xeeEJf n ports IN the Ddlfp Journal oT Commerce
! amply tesufy. a lev days eiucc. pa1t1e! from ~
Louis purc11ted the Hu1noi estate In this city io
oU,0Q0.
For husiress enterprises. or real cststs oper
| atiors, K&na1a City 70 doatt pseten:s the bea
putnt Of location southwest Of jour city. 1ta In
portAuce ~ distributing point for Roods, wnel
Il me1chlrdisa Is f!fcxdT RTsAs, Ind u Kapict
| ibc1es1trH. Tha trxde Of sets Esct1on II raptdll
| afar1tAluE towards t1n Garden U4ry- Tho mill
in that cucoaL ut u accounted Tor By tho daily -
pearAncc hero Of Numerous s.guezr1llas" from you
I rSP f33f.tH
, 1869-03-05
Coal Discovery In Alexander Co.s Ill.
Prom the Cairo Balctn. Feb. u

We cannot atiach loo much Importance to
the discovery OF coal In this county. lis
proximity TO Cairo on The banks Of the Mis-
aiseippt 1tcr, down which stream 1t may be
The indications We have that tho deposit IL
sufficient 10 meet the demands Of tho market
Tor many years, giye The discovery peculiar
importance In 4 commercial point OF v!eH,
while Its value Is promoter OF the growth
ol the county in population aud wealth,
sesrSely Of less consequeoce.
1t Is coujectu1cd, or as nearly ~ may be,
calculated, thas the ye!n or deposit Is .
branch ofltnat which undeslies Du Quotu and
ct. Johna. The difference IN the elevation OF
thete points aud tho Mississippi rtver Is, We
believe, one huudred aud ten, feet, and q:
the coxl there Lies about one hundred and
ten feet below the tusfAee, the tact Is estsb-
lhhed III II prnye anything) that the Two de-
posits occupy about the same level
Indications Of this coal were detected By
Mr. AaAey about Two Jeass sgo. Assasung
no particular consequence 70 the matter, ne
did not prrsu3 Investigations until very 70
Gently. Procuring assistance acd working
Implements. be described = circle On the
susfncc and commeuced digging. II depin
oi ONLY two oI thrrc feet he atruck dsP2stt
OF b1tumen, hnefn or eighteen Inches thlck.
next the usual slate or shnle th1t oSer!ies
coal, and then the vein Of ccal. which
proved Of thickness Of four feet The
circle merely Tapped npon the edge o. the
vein. NJ one pQlnt klt jleA4 VI euaA 0elIAE
| op,v about dye PEI cent, and at the dia-
rnet1ically Opposite polnt, the Yield being
| over tn gnty y-nFe PEI cent ....
| The nature OF Mr.. Nassey's discovery be.
| ioe uade known, a-d specimen OF ths colf
being submitted to capable Judges In Cape
| GlssydeAu, st. Louis and other c1tlfa. mum
bcs Of gentlemen we're drawn to the spot to
| nake personal Investigations, and the unanl-
nous decision Is that Ne hare, IN considezz-
! BE Abundance, h!tuuluoos coal in Alexande,
County. Nr. Whaley, Of Cape Gira1deau, =
| gentleman who h. unlimited mems at bis
command, tndeavortd to secure the royalty,
protesting that he would not ndd q sinElo dcl.
iar for further exp1oratloos-enough having
already BEEN dEyeioped 10 satisfy him Of the
existence Of coal beneath the hills It the base
| ofwhIch the outcroppIngs are, In the great
est abundanee. 0the. gentlemen at capita
ard well informed In such matters, have
made very liberal efforts for the right r
work the vein but Mr. Massey, unwilling K
act With precipitancy, refused, Tor the tins
To close In With any or 1hen14 He gsre us th'
ASSURANCE yesterday, however. that early Il
the spring the necessary buildings And ma
ehlufsy Will be pnt up. snd the mines worket
to the f11l extent OF lheir capacity,
| This confirmation ot q report that We teare
Ess Htoo good to be trut,' gives rs the sin
eerest satisfaction, and WIN be hailed by th
people Of Cairo and the balance of the couI
LII as "glad tdings Of grest Joy.
, 1869-03-05
SPAIN.
The BpaniAf, EoFtAa,

The formal meeting OF tic Legislature took
place at Madrld on February Il, will con.
siderable military pomp: Aitct welcoming
the n,embess,. Massha! sesrsno tudasssA %
10 the dawn Of q brighter day. and haicd
With Joy The victory OF modern ideas. and,
struggle Of tl1iy 'yrars. The PeuvistonAi
tlorcrnment, he sall, lsd merely smoothed
down The path which the turles and The
Ing bread outline Of The revolutionary
programme, be Hlentfoncd the proclaim.
lion Ut religious tfcetioht, Of Tho lIber.
y Of Tho ,tren. Of she Removal Of
the irsmmels which weiahed IN cinca.
laoi', and the right Of meeting ah1 aseucia.
u!aIe sbcse liberties Without srs:flet1ux .hsni.
ff tho Provisional gvtef htnets has taken
sofHt iatE4ufeA which spHtppd tnrpn#tstqaf
with thF dtclsfatlah, Il xas IN afdsf 10 irr.
ter.a sl,e iesolsl1ll ffol, lsaetlsAasy niattv,l:
VII VII; tS Set s1 so5P9,s'"ns r" M ':, .s 'ns4s xss
i'rt,vtd stninh1lug h1ork 10 sAa Vay IL rsyn'
lassaa, Thsy hat heeN syokeW ap aaA .hs.,
taemt*n sspellstl. Thu government i4ad had
u eansond ngstI!.s the hostility of Tho old
tonaa At tila ,ps'titaha AZ progress. II had
It. had not stained lls viclaR1 with any
Of tho executions formerly SO numerous
After 4 civil dtssNshshee. Lbs disorder AVID
disai pailon OF iona Of the preceding admin
tho financial aituation, and lowered the level
at public credit, The reforms to he accotll-
pllahed neccssttated 4 frm hand aud pro.
found changes Ia the administrative osRAni-
xstion. An enterprise OF such Importance re.
qnised Tbs eo-opessttoa q the county, hat
!" Everything" pursued the sneaker, "de.
pends On your union, your patriotism and
your energy. The luterest Of the public debt
and tae army and navy constitute our prtu-
c,pal eIpente. The Spanish nation, apart
from i The pFop,tsty Of Ia,stnF u credit, y y
tco ars1ghted to temsin disarmed ii tha
presence Of the internal and external conplt-
cAtiorS which may arise" Relative to Cuba.
Marshal sesTano ssid that the insurrection
was the inheritance from past governments.
He relied Oh The va}or Of the army, on the
the support Of tho volunteers. to put down
the rlsiug. Peace wouid be 1t-estabilshed On
The durable foundation Of the liberal reforms
demanded by Justice and the human con-
science The chains Of the slave would be At
lsst broken, hut In taking cure not to strike
deash.plow By unsNliul precipitation at
the pearl Of the Antilles. = The fall Of a
| timehonpred THRONE" said the address, "had
| not changed the good relations OF Spain with
| FOREIGN Powers. On the contrary, the sym
p4lhlt6 OF SOME lQFe oeen increased. Many
| aoyereigns who had for years DELAYED to re.
cognlze the fallen dynasty. Immediately and
so1emn1y aequsesced In the change accom-.
plished. The Marshal remarked that the
| revolution, although Of 50 radical kind. had
been accomplished without moment Of an:
| arrhy. The government had preserved intact
the sacred trust Of authority, liberty and OF"
der. md now restored 1t uutmpalred 70 the
] CofteE. Providence was thus seen to bless
The holy wore OF the revolution happily
commenced, aud which was the task Of The
| tn hr{r1 ~ n snrrexsff1I }szI1a
, 1869-03-05
It1beu1$a Manifesto,

The Paris journals few days back pub
li.hed manifesto prupo1thg to be addressed
b Queen Isabella to he Spanish people, but
which Was afterwa1d declared to be for
KeTy. AT present the resi- document has
made It's appearance, and Is thus worded:
The Certea Illegally cMr0ket. md toe ths n1ost
part elee,ed By y3oient md fraudulent MEANS 80
lions m.n, who. nasn2 seduced ths s1m1 snd
called eEsn criminals to THAR a.sfstArce. sas.
sseded n auhsutu.oE. through The teHef ansy
Itp1Ed. the1f eow2r1tT and d!4A4no1s Eta1x 49, ~
tt,t The eursttuton they had nearly u saostn sast,ms
detend. for the religion. laws. ps1Ese tsa sfrehT,
OF The country which they reduced 70
The ncnsot has 1z944ed when Io1, o:1s nm,g.
Senator'S md peputlts et she le&1GNis Nisnesses ot
70 Rrrss scr dal-onEht y he.1 ~ en1st In
sssa q Eelsstss I'd y, 1,soa1 e isssi rsisx
~ 49, IN nrpteet. Ba Is kno.n tasu. 70 All.
eosiesI Eaaaz. declare ~ 1aa& ~ essa
, 1869-03-05

The seals Of the Cabinet secret win bo
broken today at poon, and who are The
elect will be divu1ged. Let everyone
make guess, and ms1k down the names
ot the seven men whom he thinks will b..
offered portfolios, and see how near he
comes to the mark. We ahall not pub
luh our guess, as We done want people
to know before Grant tells them. It
would not be good manners to do 1t.
, 1869-03-05

Farewell Address Of Washington. Bcre-
dict Arnold, when he took of The uniform
Of hls country, is.ued ~ address 10 the
lcopie OF America. JEFF. D .vss DID The
tamc. But these documents arc Ecmem-
be1ed only to the shame OF their authors,
ard Johnson's last appearance In public
Wall lake Its place with ahem in nstioua,
estimation.
, 1869-03-05
a. TIC meeting Of tho board Of Educs-
cation % Tucsdsy oyonlng. lnspector
KipR fIared tho following resolution:

"Np hllf, secoHns. dumetd nt elaiu, sxatnsi The
bhsfd sh.lt ts allowed. sud.si oF rs.t, uNf".s ine
tsmt, Sbsll hs ttttsntsd IL and allowed BY ia
hoard. md, when any Putb M. srep,lnl, %.
INST nF tle N shal! b# lp{ttfsd " rad mlltta,
eash suss1,ha %hAlt fst,,t iAa sans task III tka
e.,atd tor nnsl scl!nAi J*et!asa, Ann4t+r, rhal
w sMsiSVss ~ iAs tttas1ts o. aAe HNpttlhi ldspt
tnAfd tna7 bs n.Aaa ~haA Rtpturpd anit aaai14l
py ~ tInanes aass AndHthK sla!ntnlltaaI and 1ly
sao e!l sHca ta5"tnLa n1lst bs rep9tsad 10 lhe
h0sfa A. ~ aslI l9snltn8 aactaedtsg laa time Of
such psltheht " ps3nsnts,"
Thh resolution, 40 olearly In tho inter.
cat OF straightforward dealing, wa1
promptly put out of the way, - whs also
a communication IRON II. T. Crane. Esq,
alleging That fraud had been perpetrAted
10 The heating ind yentlla.Ipg apparatus
furniahLd for The new echool buildings.
, 1869-03-05
PRESIDENT GRANTS 1NAuauRA1,

Getersi Grhuts Inaugural II tho M
varn'shcd expression Of Common scpsc
and common honesty applied 10 the con-
ssdc1aslon OF pubic affnrh Tho uaw
President looks upon society ~ az az
RreRhtion or Ipdiyidu4lt, and upnn Gov
ernmen, as Tue outward exponent OF
society. Whs'cver m individual may
wisely and justly do Of say, be hold, th4t
q government may properly do or ssy.
ard no more This IL thg key To his I'd.
dresa from first 10 last. Diplomacy and
chicsEccry have no place in it. Plain
ctch srd straightforward sc.l,n never
hnu better beginning In thp Treyfden-
iial Office than In tho trtst Inaugural
which We print this m ornlne.
TIE larger portion nf the sddrcst re-.
1h'cs 10 tht public debt Ind tho ,npsuv 10
bc mpioyed in reducing H. bur ions.
The first thing 10 re done, To ssys, II 10
improve our crsdts. This IL 10 10 40.
conpilthcd by giving llIo world 10 under.
elsrd That VIC Intent to pay ali our
obligations In gold, unlcts oilprulso
txpfctkly stipulated In thu cuntraot, f;y
carrying our bonds up 10 pAr No ,uav
easily rund our deb. 1t \ lower .s,o oi
1ntrYtM, Mid thetpbv ,itmtn,ah Tim
, 1869-03-05

&c
,cri1sv II mr. T,ep,slstmrc ,s,ne 5olow-
.no. ~"
sHr. Miller. Of coos. ,n,roap,eo . ,r.o,ot,oo re,
e.ss.inE ,1s, sns ua,,sd st.as 9a.srnnsIt e t.1e
MuItemberx 10 ehsnee tnc!r poiey rc9a,dlne
former ssesss: Nao n;s,5 y M Aa9o.s rn!ih n ~
era1aents. wn,ie re- issae Of saca marriages sre
Ss I1 nnsS, II ,s.fr IL
Bas.ss.- tbs r.aoia.ion Va. naopiod-' m
ssme iossy years hso ls~ Was entctr
ed in W1ftemoe1g, Germany, denying
The Talaosly Of marriages. OF subjects Of
that k'ngdon II contracted aoroad- Il
was passeo On account OF sonc foyn
fflnce haVlng lctt Inc bsate IN order
70 mar1y girl whom The King dHt'ked.
Ice euecs o1 tne Jaw "ou'd DC 70 reduce
the woman TO she STATUS Of an adulseress
It abe returned with her husband 70 Wnr-
temocrg. a Similar laF Was enacNd III
bAsaris' iof probably similar reasons.
q case mas arisen WHICH brings thts
ar3ast ia# ahso ooioas prominence. a
German born IN Bavaria emigfated To
Illinois, Whsze nc became citizen, BY the
LAWS OF The utased sntes. He married
BaEar'an girl ID this state, aud the
couple Tesioeo 1t joliet, where the man
died not long since, leaving widow and
several minor celAren. Ihe deceased,
IS vel! as the widow. had friends in the
sathe1lsnd, and the former WAS heir
10 some properly shero The widow con-
clIded 10 return home TO the old coun-
Try to see Alter her affairs and to sec her
iricnds. What vas her ss.onlshment.
upon returning home, 10 BE- cited
| by the courts Of Augsburg to
show cause !or assuming her hus-
bands surname, which was 9'e'z.
She was ordered to drop 1t and resume
kcr former maiden name, and hcr chill
dren were also diVested Of their 'athcs;a
nane. The widow vas informed tna'
uLither she nor they coah take any
property that her husband was heif to 1t
BaEa1ls, and that The children "erc re
ga1dtd oT the laws o1 that putssant ma
,ion al Legitimate, And htfseIf an CT
adul,ertss. II was IN vain that she tx'
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from Mr. George Sesus, President Of The
" MIsslsslppi Valley Press AasociatIon," to
attend meeting 1t the La C1ede Hotel. 81.
Louis, called for the purpose OF giving vital.
iiy to the new association bearing thst name.
The Rock la1and Ayra eeceded from tha
Northwestern Assoc4ated Press on the 9Th Of
February, Tor tho pWpose Of enjoying the
"sdEautagea'' oHs1ed BY The nsX TeleE1sph
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livts. The result wss hat the hkIs had
to be aebt by messengers two N Iea 70 ito
White house, and 1onc cuuld be sent
after l05f o'clock, In time 10 be stgued
and returned before Tho acl surnment sfas
die OF tie Fortiesh Congress. What bll1s
were thns lost will be known to-day,
when the new OoneIess convenes and
organizes. But the country is At last
happily rid Of this bad usu. who went
into office maudlin and LETT uorose.