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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-05
~ dozen Iines.
g 8 paper and t. 3D.
ct how mus that It be

on havesbssn szpendE. Siberia wi
up that meal. Busy- lie =
busy hands have been toiling alIsds {
% gather and prepare those viands.
and sJne vast building has been lit
from cellar to garret ell night to get
that paper readyfor the nsWsboy by
crack of dawn.
= Noting in u 70 Moth
ing 10 your head swhat's ths
matter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-05
NUMBER A.
!. Ncthine in &c paper. ;.

The Richmond Examiner has a
spicy chapter on the subject Of news
papers ELECTED by the stsreotyped re-
mark OF Indifferent readers aftsr scan
ing the miniature world Of daily
Issue Of nsws. that ''there's nothing
in the papers 1, says -
And men are always grumbiing
about .hsir papers. and insiDuating
how much better they could do it,
They talk as flippantly about Zine
articles on every imaginable sub
ject ss If they could effect such =
change. Let some Of these Over.run-
ming philosophers try e for one hum
drsd and ffty days in Succession.
And then ihey think it is nothing
TO 'selsct" for a nswspapsr-you
have merely TO run the scissors
through hale dozen exchanges, and
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-05
Good Advice.-A her to Her
Daughter on Sc.

C0O0 AQT1cSs-A heT 20 A6E
Daughter On Il &c.
You are now. ny bsioYed child.
about to leave those arms hich have
hitherto cherished you. so directed
your every step. and at length con-
Quoted you to a safe. happy. and hon
orable protection. in the very bosom
Of love and honor. You must be no
longer the aightya inoonsidera,e,
passionate girl. but ever. with rever-
enee and delight. have the merit Of
your husband in view. Reflect how.
vast The sum Of your obligation 10
ths man who confera upon you inde-
pendence, distinction. and. above all.
felicity. Moderate. thsDs my below ed
child. your private expenses. and
proportion your general expenditure
to the standard Of his fortune. or rath-
er his wishes. fear not thai, With
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-05

Jour educa!ion and pr
can ever forget the NOR
sies, so soon to be yery
tion. Remember
your VOWS. the dig6
acter, the sanetity ol
You are amenabls 10
example, to yourShusb
honor and bappihsss,a
itself for those rich ta
to your care end imP
though. in the MAJ
terrible foF our
least omj
C0ss5H Wore N ADVICE to Plan
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-11-05

have-FQt n "A. enough. Now
s,o.t5.u. a@f. slag ant, and the
GEO. W to fil on
ST Tzs truw men have the
. how to do il. It re-
thorough net0sp0per Ha0n-
ga the public appetite wsll-wnO
bat is going on in the world
noWs how to rewrite aud
, 1869-12-18

*hole, fc't 10 be eommeniah'e- II sst7 to
teare.'s however, thst e1po+ste wAs the on'y
pEac'1cat result ncntcrcd pn 1nat oe1tsio-i,
Aid that the cvil has not b.en fEAdlcaed fro y our
local s{stttu, II 10 1tct 1t has as ali been lnt1~
nbtd Aett'iuhtsts srs +'li to be foard In cestaln
rid tra.ie with p1put 10 thttr pockets, although
thcs nay ne TT Oh tnc'r guam III ~ n.get3!cra.
aS1lnst the chaScea OF exposure. WItntu \ few
days cskc Da+ come 10 the khoTie13e Of tae
po ICE which dc.eTTes 10 De " c1re.1," and which
ihe dca.ct4sra are Eox mrtipR ef5oftb 70 hrsug
The prAct.tsn.cs IN t:ts casc Is . teu1Aie decor
natnert Mtg. T., who r.a!4es in The West D:
Stsspn, ND Rto - vel I'm xn tc t23 Youca and
n.any othess a. being In The bu.iuesA"
lev weeks slucc ynHrR wnUsn AfT4re1 here
from Michigan IN = del:catc stA,e of health. Ard
took Io1fo q: baA5ulas Csc o. Ea9: VAIN
tpFIGL Street Sac IL attended, n her tlfuEs4 ~
tho tttnsic doet;Y II qlEAiuu. 10 wha:n It Il s1p
rs:sct. aie caETtd ic;ier- Q! rcc,cauato .auol
Last TIT 6day the ST ngtt MAJ s1bt.cied - N
G2etht.ou. and living fssus was tA.en fron her.
which, acCurdiEK t1 TIT tiate.ogat Of DAG III the
boarntr., ns " showed INTO he Stove a1t hur3ed
M" The 3orng ~a1sst. Z life was for some time
condition The sectcet1nH tdre daJL 4tsseFdAt i,
haNEseF, fbo eas u5c 10 he ar,u1i, ant Is
2olEg 10 Je&lde On the West Side. Tnese
iacis EeIe known TO scs c1al OF sue naa 1ao
beard tu thr e-siaf.!>b1 fu:. Aad, through Al
annryn oss "Is, !. .uh:cafsor fjs %araed bg ole Ut
Get on ice! some i!Qctr:es- Tcef found ina: =
5oCrg woman ltotn Mlca1aa had bcen lying Il! 1t
tic house, hud IhA: saa ID been attended bJ :he
female doc:cr fsoEn tho Ecs. Dislson A+toe
| WOMAN ka+ Low recovered hoseSes, fEam the ei'
fects Ct the operation, and I. the infant *ss con
! they will nlN cy1acacs cEouga IN the case To war
rauf m HfFent
, 1869-12-18
MOTEL Personals.



Among the a,tltais 3: the Sherman House, yes-
tes1tsy, werr The following. Getesal E. u Wilcox,
colnrsdo; J. T. Alexander. Alexander; Wns- s.
siotely, S. ". cattel1, 4. u. FoI, J. P. Hancock,
aud u. I. johnson. Pnlladelph.s; Charles Cnicx,
General Trasers, Charles Bahtet, Il r Curtis. >.
No5tcr, J. ToHess- and B. T. HAfdou1 New fof1
T, ", Edx1ras, HcuGntops II. #. ogdtu, MOI
trtsl: J, II. BethuIe, C1evcl2u3: Campbell Nc
Lean, Fond du Lac. z. {. HtnhAfd, Milwaukee,
BRtGGs HoraE
AuurH tbs Arrivals 1t the HaGEt uo14e, JeSfef.
dsy. weln the folio elr1: Hon J. Pesu2kAI Ohio
Mfiof 5lAs Crawford Indiana; samuel J. Jones,
Edf1upd Osgood, and ], T. Hell9t New fork: In
fcr,isvil!e, Ind. Ex11 JAu!sou, Colombo: Pusnau
i. HrtRnt. Detroit; Eu1lts ferxer, Rlchtnoud. ~
8, 3. Jotct, AlanamA: Fredertck cur1te1, FhtA.
deiphtA: Richard L. Carroll. St LoutA
1KxNoyT H0CXx. . .,
AuorE The ar1tFbss II tee Iftuaoet Aoaset e
,efv3f, were the following: Hon. II. y. MAto.
i,urvL Mtnrtapola; Geo s Harris, C. b I G. &.
r: upp Thomas s. Turner: Theodore l. faI
ker. n T.: Theo. +. T1zc5, Sal: Lake C1ty: q: =
StcScls, Omaha; r. X KtsnosdA Ftart*: g. AAn
nsiotd, Montreal; Wm. 4. Richmond, dE1oo
Rapids; n. M1tsop, Milwaukee: Chat1eaA het
ioRr Phi1adelphlA; Ge0I G. Knight Clolonsn
Wm. E Sulth, Alton. J. d Merton. Clefeaad-
81, JAMES HoIN .-..
Among the arrivals 1t the tt. James Hotel. yes
tesia5, wesu the Following: James 8 st!so1 a
MuYsukce: s, u. Jones, DeaAolnes: CNet
B, Il. Sappson, Indianapolis; l. u. Carroll
Ut4ca: Frederick Y u.ee. FlotsdA; AuZoaf 9!ossef
Rockford, william ErJaut, BAstao1Ex: RustS1
Trea2, Peoria: benjamin Prossers Detroit g. "
Conners, Asdison; L ". Co ~ies, JaneeFule!
, 1869-12-18

The Legislature and General
Thomns' Portrait - LeKtstatlve-
PrqceedlrKs Yesterday - Election
for mcubex4 OF khc Constitutional
Convention. ..
SAsur.t1x, Tenn, Dec. 1s.-SoEe weeks sso
Nj. n1nf.e = ss.futn, made propoa.,so6 n The
tnWe9 Branch Of the Lestt!A'nFe 10 sell the por-
trat of General GeorEt H. Thomas, hAoG1ng 10
the StAta IhfAtJ, Aud painted II Inc expense Of
The State, Which proposition failed By Atxe u1s-
nfity General Thomas h2s Written letter to John
70 the Speaker Of the House 70 ascertain the cot
Of patuling &ne poF;tatt adding tnAt be would r.
Iund the money. GeuefA ThonAa alto says be
viii return the present 10 The LcE!sAsure 70 soou
With whom he depoRted II for kaie-eetp9ng. tn
biz h1sty departure for tho FaGdc coast The
eo1a medal yosed hrn by list LegtasAtuIt, IN con-
menorsttou Of the Eniou victory oTer the rebel
forces IN mont ol SashEule, IN December. 1884,
The Senate to-aAJs n tae 1cqoeas q no ton-
printing Of The C1neinnau L Southern Railroad
blu, and adopted the Hoose RESOLUTION requesting
Congress 70 giant pensioos 70 SURVIVING ao4'ess o.
the Seminole VIZ.
Ing merchants ad rat,sem % cs2ltaI invested VITA
the addition Of license tax Of Ss9 On eFesJ
rue renjseuttary Committee reported IN faSoE Of
hL. adopting the Ohio syS:en Of tntnAEn2 the
State Prison, but the House adsoasred before tax
ing vote. ... :,
The election OF members Of the Constitutional
Convention tx1eA p:&ce tp-11pKToN. Bu1 t:st1e H.
tcrrat uao,fe9ted and the contention mAT iall,
ow1rR to the fear mat the uffas naN n4se .
J, Edxafd Si1cey nAs seed VIII A9a!nst sapet:
zitot Emosy foF $4,000 damages foF roel aao
msltcious prosecutions Emory left tot WGahlug.
tan beIore the Wit could ee aeRv'sd.
, 1869-12-18
AMusEnEaIs.


The Opera uouse wAs again crowded lAst eveu-
ing. upon the OCCASION Of the performance Of
"Fanst-" 1tis now 70 long since II has oeen
stvep hegc, that .iA beautiful, fascinating music
had Ill tho chaIm Of freAh1e1k Tno cast wa
very good one, and, win rr1ntug exceptions, the
opera rored very smoothly and suoceasfuuJ, not
wrhnandipg tho TACT thai ike SosEnA-" It loses
eopethtts Of It's ORIGINAL dATpf wheu transformed
mo English. As. Campbell bad tbs Tying rSx Of
Nrtktsfv-t3tng both dzamaucally And socsNy-
u d our wh,ca inevitably psovokes compsrtsonA
although we Do not intend 70 make them.
Fur Il Il only tnc 10 Nj. C4mpbell to say th8t he
tauE It remarkably well, and Rave un1soA atten.
tiot5 to ite dramatic requirements 11fp1enout
The whole Of hla scege be deTeloped breadth
ma AsreEs 9Th Of eneAt-Eoce be hss nerer Gtvea "a
DENLY rcrJ ner,oos, tn fact, nearly NJ ot ne
ars11sA were tEonh.ea With the same compAsnk
but u was ressousneas which onlt forced then
to do thetf best oonsc1cnttoosy, and tho fe4nis
va exceedingly credilAo,e. The troupe has
neves .unE !, 70 nones. aoy epeIs mt tesy
Angle exception ot = Flight nrcak in the Garden
duo from which he speedily recovered hl1useif,
however, asuE nnd 1ctcd his Toas supe1nlY. With
| the exception, pertape> OF AA11oleHf, wt have
neve1 had better Fas.s here. Nj. Laurence
also sing no so'f q ,snns.e vstY ar1tsseaily.
I MMa Ue1s 20 u naturally adapted IA phy&qlx 70
the roIs I'd GfrfeAkn: and added 70 this. tho coz
Trnttnnni rAke-up In dr1s1. ThToo2 iout tho whole
| al thn cntteu n1u3it Ahe a3uG very HEeet1y and
e1presslveiJ. II the Ballad W. atne ssnslna p
I ner ms 1c5dt5ip1 q tne 1eTei song. Tue natural
I eess and es&e Win which ane aswAss 0nRa - M1ett
esnecfAllY fo1ntItks, and be9Ttd hef e1eoIepAY
I 01ytnz exnfess1on to the poetic mnne nelonkoa
ID. lin. seguto has bit very l1tee 70 oe u
, 1869-12-18
THE pRtsax LIBRARY Mnak.

The world rnovee, and though silently, not the
less .nrely lot that, AMI With It tts reforms The
Prt.on Library work, recently aR!satcd IN public,
though not continually demonstrating Its exist
erce has ncyes1oelesa been cease1essl3 carried oa
10 The verge Of completion. But With al the
striving al i1 1rst ag1tator. It stt0 has need OF
tnat which 20 amount Of Individual enterprise can
tupriy-the AID Of oinetx-
~ II h1A extended. Tor the collection o. 1900 Eo-
unes u no ts1sisl record 10 ahoH ~ the
result Of snflc peraouA management,
md which amount Of reat1tng matter
vii BE- brouRht 10 the use originally
,pteuGed IN the proper time, ytx. As III educator
10 the uass Of c-sne, :..!..ssekate sometimes en-
;tghtercd} prisoners OF our ja!s. And when It ID
| considered that the work OF codoTlnE llpraf5
| Tor The benefit Of the oom GupitJ 1t large u mol
| the proper reld Of jrdIvtdnal iAoof n Ill, but
ra9h,fu1ls Il duty Il the public authorities. then
1t d ore evident that asassancc Of The friends Of
reform should tc more freely rendered to help On
Rut thc p<cunla.y aid must be advanced tmme-
d.ntelt, 70 iEAt The work may hc continued With
the sane excellent ei1t cts a. begun, urt tho pob
! lie xuttorittes take to!d with Will. and nake
| fmc comes, viii, Ia heretofore, devote myself E
The work, AID do The utmost TO make Inc purpose
| ueet It's realization.
btfytendtd the PIto1 l4hs1rJ scheme thns &ar, VII
| fake taeE none OF their vonted IAsor nov. AMI
thctt xho may b newly interested also hep o.
| the work. ,n>...
| Ram & Court Floure, or be entrusted to party
| nutho5.1e 10 acl ~ mJ assistant IL th'S uatt1
aEd Who VIII soon call upoa the P1oltc EtnerAly.
LINDA GsLnrKr.
, 1869-12-18
eRaues AGAINST the euyERKMt1E~


James DuTle, proprietor OF a grocery store at
the corrcr Of Qulacy and Ftankltn aitettas was ~
rn,gped before Commissioner uoJnc yesterday,
on the charge Of buying ami sc,tin. chewing To-
hscco without staup'. This case hss wheel
ulthtn wheel IL appea.s 1ha. certain youoH
uan, wh04e name mas not been mlde putaic, IL
en- poy e. IN tobacco factory, Ard on leaving tbs
eLtabtishnep in the evening has he~n IL the naots
OF ming h's csrsc4ous oEercoat pocken With the
choceai brands Of "1ue cut Many pounds
xere tn 1ha why taken A few days since the
tusp.c!ons Of = revenue officer were aroused On
THURSDAY night he watched for tue youu4 man.
and On lclstrg the factory he waa followed to tae
stere Of DtJie. When about TO enter, the
on1ces tapped him lightly On the shoulder,
| and thrust bis bands into his pocktts
! which contained seterA1 pounds OF tobacco The
officer then entered the store, When Doyle dene1
/ beng the owner. 4 search was utxdc and iasge
quantity Of the Rmuggled tobacco .as found on
| tie pfetLista- The Juung mAu IL the culT son 0l
| q widowed mother, ind, ~ hts employers believe
that he was "p1t up to The tob. they ore Willing
TO torRlFc aud forget Doyle, after thorough ex
| animation, wa* held for trial
| Two hAcknep, FAMED fatrtck Markham ant
1 Richard Daley, were afrniEued Tor passing couu
rerfe1t Rreenbacks Of tho denominations Of Is ant
| slO, The l4ttcr sfe very dangerous limitations
I md Will deceive aoJ but An expert. Tncy wet1
held for trial, each, 10 bAll Of &l,o00.
4 nan FAMED Christopher Doae Wa also ne!t
! IL ball Of $50 for raaliDg counterfeit gEeenhac
| - ttA t3cnn Yntnnttnu nf &41.
, 1869-12-18
the opera. but that Nttic-tte Flower Sonx-w4a
70 beautifully sung that she gained = hetEty

The opfr1. bot thAt 4ttle-tde F1oxef Son1-w12
70 beautifully sun3 that she gained hetEty
It - = ezedls to The troupe not onl, that tans
Asnx 10 well, bns that they 2ase The opera more
htat Esrh the tssir4 cas1et}rM music vat io-
c.udsd. IN witch both lerseo and canaoetl
ao1tl.ted themselves sam1Atl rne coaruses
t1sAt wefr veil 1ts~G, Aua he u1cuestfe, although
often facl'y, dd brttcr fhsn tseJ hare dout Tor
sumc 1lue. II tha 'r,upe II not carcfal, = FtutI"
will toon 6s lis strongest Opera.
TIL. sitetnoon "sonnanoois" !" wifi be ktvep,
lleaea - Gtfl, = also .lta usfsee. rafspa being
on mkt Friday evening, the a4'h Inst. ia ac-
cofdsnee Nth az zfT4oeemeot +G':csed with tbs
mat es.t ent Usc ball Of the proceet! Of tlcxo'.
Society tst PAuly ChuEeh}, Nttl Be given To the
AsrraJ Centenary Fund.
A1EESB NusEuL
i house full TO the nrIua, 4u audience evidently
d,aEo. ri to ne o. good tefa+ With Its entertain
e1s, and one Of the a,ost chatra.ng conedl~s o.
lat evening decided ard well. nented a7ceesx.
whict ms 6~sn rendered tsnn,af. ~
whien: 8 I ~. eae neve. become asIe
vel pl.sed b1 the Mu-eam c:n5aa,, Tie faiI
strength Of .h'cnis Is Pec4trt, calenl1ied -
hnug out to advantage T1e caH Included Nj.
rsaset, y ssau saTs.sa.1 Liniea = xr1z get
le1 u y. epsesiGt; MI. Ales - Bsta; ArA
UafTJ l1ndch ~ adoEslS 1ud NIL b.oneAit ~
| Ms& Suttiiy1. The comedy Aooauds Ia brIl4ss
| dialog1e, tnartnR Fupas1r.. a7f amusing Jet
| natural intlleEts and xlsuAsia.s White :ao ps1u,
ne1t characters nse vesy hnp75 pofsta5el. RtFtog
| I tRlr neid tar what IVA. he termed tes:uua.e
! aching. MI1 Alienf asnuTptna OF ReAt, Al.
though not , strung or eI3Fe-AIvs one. II f1ll Of
| trndcTneas and wonauln-4e. and u on the Wnoe
| ri-aa ng piece Of actcG. Mfa Lsudea, wn'
| HppcANd luf the dct ttme tn tue
| character Of .Saernt. made qntt favorable
| Ia preston on thr ao,ileace from the sssy nFst
| NJ IMMERSION EhscA her lbsr1uen: ac'ua served
IN counrm. Mra L;od-n th1 ed het~ef 10 b..
| = Thoroughly acc ,npltshef artist, to1 rendered
The pff.i$ and 10 7aastc school gts! With iat.o'
. anie Erzce anu .prgh,larsN The SCENE ~rrrs
rhe engages IN . 1T ll..snou WITH J1et, wnl.
| Bl.tc9 on toe sul1p, 'sas Admiralty depicted. 10.
need Ier rendition Of 'ae Character WAs su4'y eanl
Il no. snper;nr ~ t1a: OF the otst Representative
y hYe tfer had In this cltJ. Mr.. Aiken, Nj, B1Ns
| dell, Mt. Padgetr ana Mr. Linden, acquitted
themselves T.ln credit IN Their he sersi Fpsta AM
the ketI rarts allotted t, tho verJ little ch.ldreE
| we're sefI laruraly a11 cteye:ly done.
! The p!AT was supplemented hy tue t&!ca oi
"1he Ynatn VINO Serer Saw a Wo,usu.'
"&chool "ls underlined 1ot this evening, With tnt
| "Red Scaft."
/ HT1c1Ea'b THEATRE.
.Mlsa Al'cheli ELL G1re 4 q 'Fh1chon maupes
| this afternoon, Ruf Will also aooeAf 10 her grea
chAIsCttr 0t the cricket tht- evening.
| TuK x1HsrKELs-
AesFrH Ea,erEon ana Manning will -tse one o
tier 3nIIntt att peYf.r Tkuce7 1htt Afse{u3oo. II
TEE evening a splendid It'll I'll! be pFodaced.
, 1869-12-18

Morgan, the Murdcrcr-fsxccutio
Next Thursday Votithcnt - E<ataha
tAccLdent--t;uL uLcrn.AtoFsnt Portraits
-Excltcmcut sn TcrEc Mautc-Et-
Elynl OF the Auti.CAtMOlac Feel
ing.
spec!al Despatch 10 The Chicago Ts!aun e.
I%pIasAroLts, ueC, Il.
The execution OF Morgan the murderer, will
tske place 4, Tvr.e Hause, OF III 4rs.tsJ next.
TIE scanold will be go enclosed IL to render II
impossible for oatAsirss 70 obtain s!aht Of the
cxtcuton, Morgan scers resigned to MS faic.
Ctlone! Nelson TFusler, former Secretary OF
ticatc,s IN The safe, Wlli bs candiaa,e iut Al
to1ue5 General before the Republican State Coz
ventiou.
In ttls county, VAS ruu oser u locomotive. IN
this city, this afternoon ned Killed. lie lvases
vile 40 tTo children: lie -. deaf = ntn: ~
| efnoEs Of ludans lot tue Sla:c Gallery nas been
Lcafly completed, aud they arc now Being encased
IN kaL dsoHe a,d SUBSTANTIAL frames. Foaf ar.
! ttts naye bern renRcd IN raanslnE 1heul-5ames
| Forbes .! CnlcsGo, and d. s. Aa5e, Jacob coz,
| nln John Il Hit, Of this city.
Il Ell c1,su here. osaa>tone4. h'5 tie az.e.s aud
t;in1 Of Rev. III. J. Il. Vote OF Jacksonville, IT,.
m,e,ion Tee vas seqniied, al the presbJterian
church, the Aane being ositheE E'ttot:ca, dclen-
| iinc, nor literary. hut yuRss sad ooscede. and,
! therefore, in Einl&tlon Of a CITY onilDauce- nf
| White IL . ~eM Ato~n atA very e!;tes opponeot
I Of tic Roman Catholic s;narch, lie cane hers
| fone dsya ago and deiErred cour-e cf lectures
nrn or.y, which he sdsert'sed through the press
10 card, OF which The feiloHing IA the coucla-
| slnn: ..-
T.: ssr4. .hasi sna1 hit sr.n.f,fes o
rntic,s d.pnsiion; aud brteGy ehal.rnEe any nc.
srdtttd OF gishop 70 dtns ever nj ern .'ss.
txi.t. ~ rnn.
cliIs, including nn1ter Il prominent Catholic
| la{ntn, nr. White hRn,lleh The eun1ect without
gioset and stirred up very bitter feeling . 10na
inc Run ~ Cashoc poH%'on % Q, ne coma@anNy as sH,
nay yesterday he as arrested On the cnarEt
| above specified. and the trsRl vas ret Tor thtl
| moyntnF. -Four vtry rsnnipept Ar5ef* apnea1td
shs ed df1sssf sss dse i W e
ready TO show that all he hal sas
was supported By the CaIholI: hooks *hIet
he would produce d, 4 challenge aps pr'e+s to DE-
n- The III osecutana tailed TO Offer any evidence II
SURF ur, ii tie cnstre, an1 after several sn...sIt'
! | wfEe uhf, the tuIt retnreed verdict o1 NO
Cut u" shd Dr White va dateaassea: ami, ~
tete&tea aud'tpce. At the conclusion Of the tr1a,
| lii. White gave. notice that be EouIt ftptat tn
J | lecture on which The prosecution Vas basel, .
yhe public n attend, tree OF charge At an earl
mi tne ehu.cn ~ den*ely packet with men uuIs
ara Dr. " h1tc repeated hls very severe charge
asalrst the Kntnsu pIte.;hoo1, a;a supports
mrn:ed on the at'eppt that had been mahc :
! punish HIN toe e1ercls.hg the right OF tfe
speech, anu sisted tnAt threats OF rereohal ~
result or The trial tnd lectures u rcvtvst OF tt
anti Catholic feeling Of Know SotnlnE times, vii
| much OF its former internally
, 1869-12-18

elect Of TIE Ohio Senate. nom TIC d!.rrlct oon-
coeed Of CtANpalxp, Clarke, tndssAadlsou Coua-
tles. His d ath leaves the Beoata uo-l6 Rspnh-
1,caIR, Is Deto, CE2.A
C1achHA1I, Dec 17--A murder WAS com ntt.ed
1t the clrc,n& stl hosptal thla evening. Vim. D.
Clayton stabbed ntpfs AtJerB 10 tue heart, who
died IL teeLts tn,nateA Both nen ~eio patiea:a.
Tee tsss euy occurred II O'Clock ID the eveainx
IN The op'halnr *Nd. Ae5ers bad oee9 teach
trG = hoy TO u.e obs-rle language To an old mAn.
C11JtGn rcnouktsAted, Ahcu Meyers imEnrdiYtely
Gsznck h1U. The nurse stopped tho quarrel, xtea
CtxtsUn Ne.t 'ufo WA:er cloS"t Me7arB TO-
loved h,r, and STACKED HIN thefe- Tnr parscs
were then aepafsIed. Tnt rurbe took Meyers 10
me ED Of Tho ward. aud tsaesrapnei tas he 81;
psftptendont At tha nEe C1astou Blsp1ed
op behtnh. reached round. aud efabued AeIers
wish ! pocketSuEe IN tho left 5Feast Meyer
WAx born IN Capsda, IL 81 Jears Old, and has been
seaa'eat Of c,ncionatl e,ea. yeasA 4e is =
s.ister atd has a brother u s. 1ou!s Taoass
Aese.F. Clayton es!d At The hospital tina, he wa
u Jtzr. Of age; had n <Ays ltyea IN c1ncin1su
had n lreLls. Az tne ~ta'toa tuusa be sad he
waa born Ia New furk, AID d:eatcl to h4ru his
tno...rr nerr the peaa. tie has aseu 10 the army
and nary, and has lived here ooly stx veezs, aud
hsd 4 aae :sl Acme NJ to rfoccre sdn1ssou
70 fer huepsfot BE " Of slender form. Lint co1.
rleIfor and hair. n1R}t1N htf1ht, aid intelligent
He anowa r-norse and sAIs God only knorA wh1
be Old II TEe mnrnered Eau h1s no fr1e7ds II
The tlsf.
, 1869-12-18
IOWA.
fatal lAffrny-Thc Result ofWhtskey
DrtnktnV.

Fatal Affray-Thc Result Of ofWhtskey
DTtnktnTa
Special Despatch to Tho ChicaRo Tribune.
DAyIxroRr, Dec II.
Last night, about O'Clock, An IttsnmAo, named
John E1ion, WA ehos shd Killed,
and his brother. Tnomas klnlon, Wounded.
bJ German. named Christian hnemei+
III tho pubic road three roilea west OF the city.
The German was arFe.ted few hears hear afssr the
Cofopef Thomson held an inquest en
80 bod, Of Joen kn'iea; ,s H. IT, Iasg re-
came 10 his death bT p!stol shot rom the hande
Of Jonp c, Enemei, said Enenael nrtng she s1os
tpps came up with Knemel % The tosd. and !n-
sisted upon hid d11nE1nR whisie{ from bottle
the1 had. Knemel re efased, and they TOOK hold Of
hisn "a u1ed to TOME hin to do 70. knenel.
who did not know either q Tue men, sepposs, e
md az. so,!l:e.ed s,,,,ls nj. sTith Ill.,,
Thoe. Eillton hand. ana duplicate through Jno
Kiliion : heart Tae Coroper DISCHARGED ku-mel
who ID quIek country fellow aud veteran sol
! H(ff.
, 1869-12-18
a Mapntfaoe mt Herd Of Cattle

9 As0111oC N 7&o8 q 01 @ss*e.''
Aessra, Roger i Co, butchers, Stalls SoA ID.
II and II, Etnte Street Market, corner OF Adams
street, are constantly Importing fat cattle INTO
lh1s city. Yesterday theJ brought fourteen head
Of the largest and nurst cattle that hkse ever been
seen In chicago. They were oi hAlf Devon breed.
uDe Of tseu.. JeAfA old. WAS mammoth bullock
Weighing 400 pounds, and anosher, ax ycar1 old,
weighed s 100 roundE. 1ncy Will be killed fol
Cnftstras eo"ktuE aad will b for sa1e Il the 1as
| Of MeeAra- RnErsA Co. They supply Aodcfsop
pounds o: this bcef etcry day. It Il served up II
| 9hA neki6Usaui