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ocst Aha ao1dteF te9oaa pas.s9a 10 o. ~
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I'd. The rata per 100 pounda It which they VIII
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DC, ttonzas for Feeding animals TO "a duppaed M
juAt preference E1H % 1igon 20 pafties who oWQ
and control boats. hoAS WI oe a1poc8a 70 AWAIT
c1te viii 70 allowed to ssrJ private to the exelnr
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, 1869-02-02
CHIC,
suicide era Tnupx 1an on a Railroad
7fAin-DeAth OF Geu eFal sampson |
HJaAou.

suicide CT a foubE Man on Railrcad
7raln-Death OF Ger eral sampson
Mason.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIZA, Ohio, Feb. /.
young maD. aged nbont eighteen or twenty,
committed suicide. by shooting himself with a
revolver, while OF board The Dayton q Michigan
train. approaching Sidney, on Saturday night
!aa'., He w2e lett at Sidney. where he died On
Sunday morning about o'clock. There was
EothinC found on his person to identity him, ex-
cept tho name Of Nm. Henderson written on the
inside of one Of bis boot legs, Ue
had ticket from Dayton to Lima.
Wesson patent, No. 7,osa. ue vas wei 'd dressed.
and apparently moved II cultivated circles. Hss
nbfc On each side Of his chin. Self.dcstruc.ion
seems 20 have been pFemediiatet, a. q bottle of
poison Hat found In ore OF hte pockets
FsFRtNsrIELD. Feb. 1-Geueral Sampson Ma.
eon, one Of cur pioneers, aud, except Thomas
ENtrg. the only statesman Of OHIO Of the last zen.
eEation, died 1t bis residence in this city tilts
afternoon. He Was seVenty.s' x years old. md has
held many political positions ot local .aud NJ.
nonal importance. His dtet public eef71ce vas 4
soldter IN the war Of 1914 He was admitted 10 the
practice Of law IN 1877. he vas DiAtsict A,turney
Tor OHIO during .he the Fillmore administrator;
Wae. dufirR eeTeral 9esa1onF, q member Of TIA
Ohio seuatc RAd aouee OF Representatives was
member ot The Ohio Constitutional Convention
Of 1851, and WIS member Of Con Rress tor fonr
consecutive tcrms, dom 1885 to lsla luclueIYa.
, 1869-02-02

Aner detesmined eearrh a1aon1 tho employees
CT the Capitol, the Superintendent Of The Ct7F::
was fou1d. 20 was brought forward and
made 10 felste h1a history. 1t seems shortJ aftsr
General Washington died III act Wass passed By
Congress providing for The building os v&n b.
1tafh ne Capitol, Hh.eh waa TO- hold the rems1ns
be called the Crypt Il was fodrd necessary to
haye man 10 witch the sacred spot, uud
aeEortinEiJ an officer WIS created to be
Ct tbs Superintendent wc.a 10 sit pexr the
Crypt daily from 9 \. N uutil p. NJ. aad sec
mat only one gas burner vas used. This the
present occupant hss done for the last forty yes.s
acd now General Butler cruelty proposes to
abolish tie ofnc,,
, 1869-02-02

II f0nER.

AMERICANS AND 1lK PASSPORT sYerEx.
INV Yo1tK, Feb. 1.-Aneleh papers Of tho 18th
nit. state that Americans arriving in tho south Of
France have frequently eutered annoyance from
not bclrR provided With passports. The re1ter-
that the regulation requiring suct passports shsll
bo hereafter cntlKelJ Without effect. a circular
from Mr. Ifnsrd, when Minister Of the Interior,
ard hearing date OF December 8, 1868, declares
that al citizens Of the Ameattau Union shall he
hereafter permitted 10 enter, travel and eojouru
IN France on the simp1e declaration ot their ua-
tipnalIty.
, 1869-02-02


AT, "a tthEi mny4d ~ nlaaa tha htll tAa apa.
taa! n.ast ~ Wpnetaay a. N o'olaek,
Mr.. Gltltttlh moved t" Iay IN thn sahte. Mo'
Tha bi,i VIA tLsn sateFfsd to taa Conm.t,ee
on ln.eEtal Improvements.
The HtHnte flll 10 authorize a portion OF tho
citizens OF bond Counly 10 borrow money WAS
paksed.
INDUSTRIAL uHEvsA1Ty.
Mr. REYNOLDS introduced bill 10 repeal tn
act In relation TO the location o! the industrial
Uliveniiy. which was referred to The Commit,ea
p1lH ON THIRD uEAp1xo.
Bills on ttttd leat!ng wcru taken mp and the
following put in the onntnus: To incorporate
70 lneoEpota,e tho Notth~cstcrn Liquid Fuel
company. Of CHICAGO; To incorporate tho Lttch-
aeld SAVINGS Hapk 10 authorize the Board Of
T. o. Mclean co1pSy to refund soders
phsnr. auT ta1 imposed On them Tor var purposes;
to ,Ecorporate 0Fatton Coal Company; to in
corporate the North .htcsEo Rolling Mtti Com.
store John L, Forsn to all righn Of cttlzenshtp; !;
to Incorporate the Sterling Bank to amend the
charter Of Il sale: bills 70 incorporate the toHrs
rste banks at Aurora, paquotn and Sparta, and
tho Farm ers' Exchange Bank; to incorporate lhu
1udo-Amertcan trading Company, Of Chicago.
The bills put in tho omnibus were then passed.
BILLS oaJEor1D TO.
The following bills On third reading, b:iu9
Objected to. were not put IN the omnibus. bal
ACtGd VI Stl'dlAlGIy AL AEI III [eIhl0u 10 QrlQE1-
pal and surety. rfovtaing that the holder 0:
note mpai bring claim against the sstate OF
maker within two years after his death, or lose
his tight against the euEety, which WAS passed
5eae, ts: lays, l. Act to regulate corones,s
a1d making the }nl{ consist Of etx persons, was
rccommlttcd to the Judiciary Committee.
The bill to incorporate Wtnctka was taken up
ard motion to reconsider was lost, bur, tho bill
bt trg objected 10, was laid aside.
Tie act to amend the Law relating 10 ejectment
was adopted-yess, II naya.2.
fPICIAL oRDEh FoeTFouHu.
The Metropolis 4 North e.tern Road was
made special order for Tomorrow at O'Clock.
VOTE on The CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
TIE Chair anRour ced ~ the committee on the
part Of the House to cauyasa tho returns tor the
Constitutional Convrnsian, Mcerss. Dlnsmoor.
Woodsor, Gale, Lam ne and Whiting.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
, 1869-02-02
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1869,

aod powers enumerated; I. Limitation OF coz.
FIJI a'Ssa u %hsn sisa
s e.llsd: 5. 4 5s.ase q q he Fs.ss @
her Of corporation. directing him to
n.enne; H. E1te1t,oa agsinss eoFperssions % MY y
Ing execution sha,l b. furnished With Tie nam !
ahe Is. Mar1es Ct psTn2 IN capttai stock: II.
sT sS1k ,u5 Pe1ssaa srop T.
aiy'dcna when corporation Is lusolsent sbaG Dc
liable for a!l debu OF the corporation; IT. Copors-
non. non q othes states iiaue e be sued nere; u
tsfs TO BE- Trustees; 70. L the company
ses2ss ss;; e ot ss1ssss :s Sa Il
b. led By tho Legislature unless under certain
ptovts1ons; =. Failing 70 elec; D1rsetors ahall
ne1cla9 &C tons aaaiE.t cospora,ious IL Sun
mons may De se1yed on the President IS. AAn-
ner Of return By tae oneen; ~. When sr1ss shalt
SUNNI ons returned, not tcrred, Court 10 order
appearance; -. Execution 70 be ia: 80.
hoF 70 n5 $ s
other Wis Of execution may issun; g. When
money IN the banda Of officers IL. to be pad 10
1hs sn:?s; nS to b.
pAny 10 BE- competent sTloence.
m.ead,utzea s95. % CT Paas H.t.
. yuctton OF 1nacadantzed, graded or plAuk fosdl,
What articles Of asecc1at!on shall contain; how
Directors are chosen time OF Office. &C.; MN.
ner Of cotRuucting roads determined BY Direct
E; cuty Of Directors; proceedings IN casc
construction n:1tefl2t cannot bo contracted for
no tolls TO bs paid unlets ROADS arc kept In le.
pa1s; rates Of tolls penalty for avoiding tolls !;
perAlty for charging oTcstoIfs; privileges grant.
ed shal be forfeited astoclattons formed under
tlls chapter eh all pc deemed corporations
Telegraph compsals.: ID tdey nay oo formed;
articles of association to BE- tled election Ct d.
Ecctt re ana term OF p1ce; construction o! tele.
graphs not To- tneommode foAis; privileges OF
company IN locating telegraph exclusive PRIV.
ilfRct lot to be granted: telegraph conpin!es
may join with other eompsnlcs : penalty for 70
fustng to rcce1vu and transmit moeea9cs from any
| person OF other company El01; connsntes
ft1sircd 10 send dispatches oref tho lnea Of otoE
companies when rendered their pay tnrruior
liam nteaon o! iaIso Dispatches TO tho lrjnry oi
any, or to speculate In any article Of merchandise
or trade, OF auy forged despatch, shall b. lIaht
10 criminal rFOEecutlun; cltlea aud towns msy
| 1T location and direct construction; companies
may consolidate.
UtfAFfHn fv.
appropriations and valuation Of landa taten fos
aclcgiaph and other coupan1es. Most Of the sa:-
tiuus aic simple dcta!ls. 6eetton prohibits te1e
graph companies IRON entering aYEiraltutnI,
commercial, or other buildings. &c Or to ersct
poles ~ near as to materially luconreuteLco the
, 1869-02-02
SpAlu.

SpA1u.
fInsr pu31NEss OF TIE CONSTITUENT CoRTKs.
MADRID, Feb /.
1t IL understood that the lrst bustness Of The
Constituent Cortes, soon to assemble, will be 10
establish Directory to govern the country untll
a aso7creign ia chosen.
0E1l0IoCe LIBERTY DEMANDED.
L deputauon, compoacd Of citizens in faEor Of a
republic and Of the freedom OF religious worship.
waited upon the Ministers yesterday, and re-
queeted them to Issue decree declaring the abeo-
lutte separation Of Church and State. An immenss
crowd gathered In the streets In frnnt Of the Min
sterial Palace, and clanorcd or religious liberty
The Ministers leplled tha. they would refer the
whole subject 10 the Constituent Cortes.
1AR1E PUBLIC GATHERING r1oHiRiTED.
The Government has prohibited large popular
demonstrations, and the usterancc OF political
cries in The streets, as liable 10 lead TO d1atu1h-
ances Of tho public peace and order.
Austria.
TRIAL Br JURY ALLOWED III CERTAIN CASES.
VIENNA. Feb. /.
The ReIchetath has adopted bill allowing a
trial by Jury In all cnses Of violation Of tho LAWS
for regulating the press.
, 1869-02-02

CoLuHbus. Ono. Feb. lat 4 1aeeune Of the
etockbolde1s Of the Pan Handlo hoai. held at
gtcubenvi1e today, tho 1cabe Of the Columbus;
Hkndfo Road was Ruaaimousty approved. The
old bosrt OF Directors wc1o reelected for tho
ca spiox Yta& :,
, 1869-02-02

At"ehs#9tahetss, @h1 htva eshta iea4hel
*"A1a have EttA41 4xslRat tAa ltsl had Ae haeH
pFtscHl,
TIN alp HING.
Hills htxd beeA tAtI01aced into ths !toaao Of
Representatives Ia repeal evssY Law Wtlteh wAa
"s' Pst'ed two years ago under tbs pressure nt
What Wa known ~ ths htA.o House Hlng,IRlrbt,
tho Southern reuitenuary bill, which wa mi
tssoaga on Thursday last; second, tho a1At4
noass hill; third. the Canal and
AaVer improvement biA; and, Iaa,iy,
ms hhl locating tbs Induatrtll University 1t
unampa,9n. Nj. Parker, OF Colas, introduced
tho ono 10 repeal lhs Canal and Rtres Improve
mont OH, and naae'an attempt TO have the .Ll<s
auapetded ND put II on iM fDal pas sagc, but
Wa defeated hy about ten majority.
arArK nprsz coMxusIoNXre
end that thero Is a strong seuttnert here evan
amorg tic ettzers Of Springfield in faroy Of se-
tuclug the number OF State Cornutsatouera 10
shscc. The commission IL NOW cotuposed Of
seEco. Entirely too large nuubcr for any prac.
t!ca1 Use. Three members OF the commission do
about al the work, while Ill make a point to
draw their Is per day whether they give tho work
xny attention OF not feel sure 1t The peonle of
Springfield. a. we'll a. all the members Of the Gan
erslAssembiY. would b Rlad to see fous OF the
Commissioners leRialAted out Of ofice. The
State would save etx thousand dollars per apcum
By it-ecough to pay tho salaries Of several STATE
offcers,
ACT RFAT1yE TO rRtvATE CORPORATIONS,
Senator Woodsou. IRON the special committee
appointed for that purpose. Introduced 4 bill
i1:o the Senate to Gay IN relation to private cor
poratlona. The blu dis over one hun1sea lecsl
esp pages, and has been prepared With great care.
1t is divided into eight chapters, as follows !:
Ch1pter 1st, OF tho general poFers Aud liabilities
OF corporations chapte, I'd, Of uacadamlxed,
graded and plank road companies chapter Sd,
, 1869-02-02

NfAftfes
ATTENTION aHHHh RI TIM nHtknAH AAAAeaAr
llhN&,
FAalx, FHA. !,
deHrral Nx. American Mtnia1ar. }a.tetaay Fs'
tn!scd Hon, An,0n b9lttnghmr aud tho Ch1nasn
A.nhasssfura, will THAR aM!Ita. rflneess Aa.
shtide gives reception th'a week 10 the Chinese
Embarty.
JEFF pAyIa.
4 sePaft Ia cnTreLt that ueneEAl DIX has pro-
tested against the 1nueunI hono7s with which
Mr. Jc1trton Davis was recently received willis
on visit to st. Cys, to the military schools
there. 1t ia officially deutod by tho French dor.
crnment tha. tha Minister Of tho Uuitcd btates
Las made any snch pr0test.
i Axs1onA11oh OF plrLoxA1Ic RELATIONS WITH
MEXICO pRnANDEp.
PARIS. Feb. 1-Evenire.
In the Corps Leg!slsiif the Opposition epeak-
cts demanded 4 restoration Of diplomatic rc.
lAiIons with the Mexican Republic, on the
proucd that French Interest suffer BY thclr in
teriuptson.
, 1869-02-02

q. Louas, F Oh. This Jswelry slu.a M Areht.
aald t:nhkon, IN lssVthp0Et. lava, war rahhra
Malc! belonged to caisomeFs. and rings, BRACE
!eth. &e.s amounting In II! to about Il 100.
, 1869-02-02
Prussia, ,

MILITARY sTHxNoYH or THE NATION Il a1owL
WITH HOLLAND.
The Berlin Military Gnzsfft eaJt th4t despatch
from Berlin at nry moment can put one million
men under a1ms. The military osgeLtEation IL
complete and all that could be desired.
The authorities Of Prussia and Holland are e1.
charging totcs and threatening war about an
outrage which the Ttusslan war ship offered 10 8
Dnch brig. Holland defnands au apology, which
Prussia refuses.
, 1869-02-02
Warrant for the Kxseutlon Of Two Con.
Vlel&d MuFdAFn.

HARRISBURG, Feb. l.-Thc Governor has Issued
warrant for the eIecutton On the 18th OF Feb.
rnA1J, OF William Brooks and Charles Urme. SEN
II, for the murder OF Theodore Brodhe I'd,
, 1869-02-02
&ph In.

FEwaFArKHa HRC91rtT STARTED.
tser H'ly nrwfrapffF htre bern started In
erh}n slhce ti,e departure Of fRahe1lA. several
have died already hhd ot1aafe ATE about dying.
, 1869-02-02

kKW FoRK, Feb. Ia St. DOMINGO letter eays
thAt the portion Of President Johnson's message
u Wnish % treats Of the annexation of st. DO
hmeo h.ls 70 ne United States. has been received
ed By ~ Ear:tes the ouly peaceiul polntion nos
etbe ot ihe existing dlfh entities Special lnsttuc-
tioDs lAFe been eent to Nj. Fabins, Doniuican
Envoy, 10 pfceB tan natter at Ta9hincton
, 1869-02-02
NEW YORK.
specsal Detpatch to the Chicago Triounc.


FRavALrxcE OF sxAI1-ro1.
There T. considerable excitement In eome paris
Of the city ut the prevalence of emall-pox. Cases
Of this dieease are more Numerous than 1T suy
time lot several Jears, but ph5efcians say there is
no occ4ttun for aIarm. Reports Of tue rarAgcs Of
smallpox In California arc dImlutahlnR trayel TO
the Pacific coast.
1HK rA1H7Eas srRtKK CONTINUE,
but without any new features, The emplp5eFt
centrally refuee to psy the Acw pcalc, ard are
RECEIVING prluters ffo1n other cities,
p1oeKe.
At the s.ock Exchange 10 day Western ebarea
were uufsrorstly Affected bY the bills in tba thin
and IEtru|s Legislatures. and thrro wrrp MINIS
eho,t SHES III cpu,enuetcs. mil onrrtto,s dn mi
oppp.s thc,e .a.er. at a,efsnra1ently nn,te wit.
ine 10 c,psta = .h,rt ttntprra, trto .mie of I'm
f,r,d t,,t,sv an, h,,,,ea nj Et,r. ht.s ttnitra
States nt4 Wells t Pateo's B1p,e.a Com.
paf,lea wete nut ealind. Il IL tumo,ed
tlat usr hosfd vii, be t,sfted A,
tt, II tt''et .'"ek' rnt,'t he dss IN r''u'n te.
'tHt''"hr. 'ths pf1ne'pat hrtef. q Tes'efh
.t,.ita, ~ ,hn te..tr,,, fn.,.,at,,t.t viii ~
tns'ns ~ 'he neNe'm h's'''a'"." "ll' t4t't
4ha Aslah1r a fa'r*a "T''efh ana kt'a lFal'
VA ttHMrAtF tias NH 1srah officially
n,itatd N thr tetsf,IuH TT H.. Iu,H,s
t.. ~. ta,m,atns t,ht...n ,.dt.".
ry.,,.H tt,.a III :. nr .,st,uI il r.. ~ ~.
e'"''H' ""''' 80 ,. - "' ~ "s'e - ~
fstHefatAia 5att5 t"''pls'ha W inc " "afile
Vhlsdh " Hatath llttAHa fHF thsHHsh Ilaa 10 uAl'
nssu. 1hs Tn'r,!e 4nh WAi,Hsh WAS tbs strongest
slurh Oh lin ttt tu.tlaY
''"N" " ,s
an"n ~ "naa
1hifef th1hskA1 d1lfAta III government hhh
rails eY hpuf4 wefs A,nItr rum the DE1tp nj
tu..Lis, b M,rts.t,.r, sHa,t .t,..t ,tu,,.r II.
...-..s.. .,.a.". - ~. -. ' wiz" INV
te"putpJ e"'s"co " 'h7 c's'a' ...
s1luaen SuHnf hathfsn r. ff1cN tr'rHtAsinF
Wh,le thststiRAttng Afsite In Wall eitetl, Nv.
Inn IN thr tr rfutai nj htuke,t tn tav ibs ,,n.er
i.s a,.atsn, w.h.ts, h.. ,t,,,,a..a 49, - ,s.
'A'i nt.ssr"t n's u'.e''s'eu ."'1 ~
tfsl lsne!eeA VI "tAlthF ehhfeHeh hare invested
tNp miIll1hs u fnnds heFuIsib9 to ile Ehntetsa
III eoth atecHlAilon. II In said lhA} sums Vi tic
thnt.he. h,s. i,ann mn.t.r.d IN ..i.a fs,J. ~
'hstfImE4 A'oot A'9 tnherta iiiti1ons o1 t'te!fn
tApttRf sfe n'~ Used nn Wall tttsel. ahd las
thus ttf eetAped Ia tSIiDtI,
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7R TUE AafHGlAFhF FHRaa,
rus ntaSta *pHh4k fA#1,
M" fhh4y Fth 1=FAa }HtY IN M H"Eats
iHAthsf t*et ftARa ts5dEet f"sAy. lAsl t44e et
,ssse tsttse - a!a aa&la !tpta = itAt, waab0 IN
W .an4e ~ W. haha % h"s tstty II t.ttae.
thet = cHuslatf4hla Fmtll"A ~ We vtlaeRfa SAa
asHhef1&a pot1pf}' Ehs tHtM1a9a Nela lAkHa
be!ofe Ina nlatfltt AllaFttf, *la fdfAsdd IN lak
AhS tcuoA IN the MAtt*s VI tA=f Fstaass 4H the
ptsstht
~ ehen} Mnhs NfItsE IN tne moFttug paper
afseftf lhal tone @ thota a1tssl1d tommI4let
tEe mafatf 0! ~ NoeeEa, hat ttat he VIII, IN
RoSa u@s. "aAs Ut H1o~n Hno ~ sne mafaersr.
Fifteenth fTeC1nct Police 1t o'clock fht& MoiN
, 1869-02-02
FOREIGN.


ruK rAHfs rnoTocof. s.u1En nY 4 AAJoHrY or
1nE URE1k NfNts1Ink.
LuspoH, Feb. /.
A dcspateh from Athnns, dsted yesterday. an-
neunces that the maJotitY Of this Greek Cabinet
have decided 10 sRrce 10 The proposition OF the
rasie Conference. When the question WAS
b,t nRht to final roto four Ministers Eavs theif
voices tut elsntng The protocol, aud three, ,Rclud-
ipg I'M. uulgs,tt, President Of tho Ministry,
vpied against II,
MEDIATION 1sErERHD Br THA uFirHr HTArAs.
IARft, Fet. l.
A telegram fton Unnstsbthop's hnssrs thu!
Mr.. Morris, American Mlb.s.et. instructed By
Eocfetaty Rcwstd. bar hfTe'e1 The Bdtlttne f'of!g
The mediation Ut The UeYefhn1ent Ut The Unitsd
BArs ~ lhu qt,Atfni l,pt wrtn Turkey atd Ufeere
, 1869-02-02
Drp @nnns.

Drp &nons.
Low PRICES TELL
Third Week /
CR|=A
SALl,
Previous to Removal to Nes. lis
and l20 State-st.
CARSON, PlRlH 6 Co,
1876 Lake-st.
nousekeepers,
.ATTENTION
Mondays sale will have special
features Of interest to house,
keepers. C0TT0Ns arc still
advancing, and II you wish to
avail yourselves Of tho Low
prices no arc selling at,
| GALL EARLY.
All tho best known md FAVOR.
TIE BRANDS Of CUTTON
nro included iii this sa1o at
REDUCED PRICES.
Good Yard.{fldo l}tencl,tNi Cot.
Ton for II L.: cents l,er yarl,
Very Superior ~ 1,tcacliAl Cot.
ion for IL J.: ctA., worth 10 ctn.
Exlra quality Table Linen, IL
cta. por yard; reduced SO l,or cont,
Fine puro l.i'lop, Sl,trttog LIu.
On, 80 cts II Yard. We ask special
attention to this.
All Fine Table Damasks and
Napkins greatly reduced.
Bargains In Towels and Towel
lings.
We invite special attention to q
handsome 1a-i Quilt VIC are SELL
ing at $3.50, about half price.
Extra quality Waterproofs, 81
per yard.
Nice quality White Dornet Flau.
ne1s, 25 cts per yard.
! Fine Lot Of All-Wool Cassi.
meres for Mems aud Boys wear,
80 cts, and 81 her yard. raflucnd
SO per cent.
! BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Ladies' Heavy Cotton Hose, 10
cts. per pair.
Ladies' Heavy and Firc ceottoll
Hose, Is cts. per pair.
Mems Good Merino Shirts aud
Drawers, so cts.
Extra Domestic Ginghams,
IL 1-2 cts. per yard.
| AL best Dress Prints, IL IL
cts per yard.
! We have also some bargains
from our Wholesale Department
Of Winter Stock remaining IN
sold, at Great Sacrifices.
CARSON, PlRlE & co.
, 1869-02-02
TEN N ESSEE

TENNESSEEsf
NASHVILLE. Feb. 1.-T1e Honse Of Repre-
eenta.tyes PASSED to day, on third reading, q
bill to sel the railroads which have not paid in.
terest on the State hoLds.
, 1869-02-02
NOTICE.

Flow Men 1nd Real Rat2to A4ents.
WAETRD-To buy ~ estab!!shed stoye store Ard
hxt1fts. to lcAAo stare aitAbc tor that b1Aine1s
ID 4 good locality. Address, st4tlnK ternns 8.
AAyElt, StuJvcsant, Columbia County. N. 7.
, 1869-02-02
3tIeott0l.
QtLMAM'o
Pulmonary Trochos.

Especially recommended ut dtdA14nk she th4oA
md relieving haA1senass, Much y&insd ny a1ngen
and Speakers, Al oIca lhe haat and chsapeaF, ao1a
eyeIyshera by p7uRztats, Only = ceah par poK'
h4y ba had In any quantity nf
FULLRh, FINGM 4 FULLkH. GhleA&o.
, 1869-02-02

I'll. .nl.sctlb.fs hAta stansiAt:'l. tIetestIt4t Il
Fl u'pets H. stps.. s",ss II B. l.t.
ss'lft',sf n j; G.: !.::'tIytisS:s: 5f'sNEG'"' '"''z
thh44ut ksh u 1sae w ~ IL {tlta III
, 1869-02-02
NOTICE e.
T1IRR(1LEJTION,

Tia enpiftnstsl.lr sllstthx betvssn HAtHnll 4
GHUM I'LL, d an Htat LAas,at,t uhlesSp, wns trf.
mthate Hn AnE. tat. 1aHa. Wanfsf h uu. afs tU rtJ
all liailIIlfr4 IT the tUlnpanys
, 1869-02-02

Goodal]. Westsy Lynn. Simon W Wallfa and James
Wukineon. known - Wall street operators, were
brought up and held fos examination On I charge
Of def11udtnc the Union Paeifc Railroad Com
pany ont Of tlrtt mortgage bonds TO the Amonu1 Of
E23.1Q1.
, 1869-02-02

ses!ed Ptopo..1s wll bs feceYsd Z. ths 9ttcs e
10 H'slsk q N f9r nestins and .enttlattn9 tbs ea.s
lie tegulte1.
Plans snd trcrieatnna msy te .ssn q the nt1cs uf
linse Chapman. Afthitecfs. t# #ashlrstun-st-s
HUM II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-06

that the ignorant little king should not
see, for fear of his considering it as a
satire on himself, was one representing
the Goddess of Fortune, holding DON
key up high in the air-so high that it
seemed as if he must certainly fall
The donkey was very splendidly ca
parisoned, and had on his back yes
sci filled with heavy gold coins, to de-
note great riches. He had a costly
chain about his neck. The Goddess of
Fortune was represented, as usual, sit
ting on WHEEL, to denote revolution,
uncertainty, and change, the essential
characteristics of fortune.
" Underneath the picture was the
following legend:
The higher Fortune lifts up dom
key, and the heavier he is loaded with
gold, the sooner she will be likely to
let him fall"