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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10

ESTATES OF THE OLD FRENCH MOBILES
The ancient aspects Of country life are be-
coming gradually restored in France. Not
a few of the oldest and noblest families,
who have outlived the first revolution and
subsequent changes OF Government, are
rapidly ~regaining their cid territorial inn
portance. Keeping studiously aloof from
the public life OF the Second Empire. they
are occupying themselves with the improve
ments OF their estates, and are thereby re-
covering the wealth and dignity which will
gradually reinstate them in their almost
princely supremacy in the provinces. The
depopulation of the French rural districts
chiefly from military CONSUMPTION, has
compelled the lords of the soil TO have re-
course 10 a species Of cooperative farming.
A community Of farmers concentrate their
efforts upon one large farm, instead of di-
yiding them amonganumber of small ones.
The area TO be cultivated consists OF one
large estate, or of several of lesser .EiaA
whose proprietors agree to combine, the
community of interests being favorable to
the landlords, as 10 the farmers themselves.
The operations are conducted under the
supervision of one OF the proprietors, or OF
a general manager appointed by either
party. The system is grounded on a iair
division of the produce between the land
holder and the farmer, and the fact that
some Of the chief land owners have an an
nual revenue equal TO $3.50, 900 in gold,
shows that the oldROblesss are again rising
into importance.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
The entire number Of students at Dart

The entire number OF students at Dart
mouth College, in all the departments, is
4lS. The college fund for the aid of indi-
gent students is steadily increasing. There
income Of from $50 TO 500 each, which is
appropriated TO help needy students,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
Sold at Milwaukee BY II. Bosvorth A Sons, 0resnsA
Baton, Rice a Rising, Drake Bros, Dohmen,b Schmidt
a 90, and ALI milwaukee, D~ruRHists.
TO cOMsUMPTIvEs.

TO cONSuMPTIvE
FHH Advertiser, having boon restored 10 hsAltk In q,
low weeks, by a very simple remedy. AftsF having sunsr-
cd several years with a severe lung affection. and that
tread disease. ~Consumption-is anxious TO make known
o his fellow sufferers, the meAns Of cure.
To all who dssiro IL, he will send q oopy OF the pro-
cripton used (fres OF charged. with the directions foE
preparing and using the same. which they will find q
iURR OURR ron O-oaHunPTIoE, ASTHMA, BRoHoH-
rs. Sto. The object Of the advertiser in sending tho
Prescription 10 to benefit the afflicted and spread In Q.
flrmAuon which be oonoolves 10 be Invaluable; and he
h pes sveTy sufferer will ty his smody, a. II will eoss
t1sm nothing, and mag prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please Addros
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg. king nnnntR. Ma. Ynra
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10

GREAT men insure In the Washington Life,
OF New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10

The excellence ofthe Washington Life Inc.
k~nowledged. Its story Is the story OF a ne
BILE success-of a wise and generous design,
prudently and thoroughly accomplished. IL
was organized on a principle OF novel aud pc
culiar liberality. II proposed TO give all pro-
fits TO the insured, paying only legal interest
on its capital; and II has aceomplshedlts pur-
pose. In 4 career OF progress altogether
satisfactory II has established itself upon a
foundation as Of adamant. |
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is endorsed by the first medical authority.
Its intrinsic merit alone, introduces it into
general use.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
ERRORS OF OUT /.

A6hhTLkhkh hosaheTed for ysAra from horVou
Debility, PremAtnre Decay. and ali the snootsof youth
tul indlsoretion, will, for the sAks OF differing humanity
send hee 70 all who need Il. ths receipt and directions
Tor mAGink the simple remedy BY which be was cured
Sufferers WiAhinE 10 profit By ths advertisers S1psIi
snoe. can do 20 BY addressing. In perfect confidence
JOHN h. OaDRE,
d No. q OodAx street. New Rofk
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10

The Louisville Railroad bridge will be
passable for trains Dee. 18th.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10

Am international system OF signalizing
NJ SEA by means Of eighteen different flags,
exclusive Of the national flag and pennoR,
has been adopted by England, France,
North German Confederation, United
States, Brazil, Denmark, Greece, Italy,
Holland, Norway, Austria, Portugal, Rus
STA, Sweden, and Spain. The arrangement
10 such that BOG signals may be given by
various combinations Of two flags, 1896
Signals with three, and 73,440 with four.
When the Countess Andree de Dam
pierre died the other day, her servants
were 80 much absorbed by her funeral that
they neglected tosupply her pack ofhounds
with provisions. A few days afterward,
one OF the domestios having entered their
kennel, the dogs fell upon him, tore him to
pieces, and literally ate him up.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
AAiUsEMENTs

are more lively than business just now. JEFF
iersou has been all the week at Moyicker's.
The Lydia Thompson troupe has drawn full
houses at the Opera House.
30 have the mlnstrels at the Dearborn.
Chang, the Chinese giant, and his wife,
have boon great attractions at Aiken's Muse
um. There have been matinees every after
noon and performances In the evening. b.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
THE PRAIRIE FARMER,
"TuE LITTLE ooRPoRAL,"

the best Juvenile Magazine in the world,
published by Alfred L.Sewell 4 Co., Chicago,
at the low price of one Dollar q year. The
best writer's in the country are engaged Tor II;
II Is interesting alike to young and old, and
no family can read IL without benefit. Its
wide circulation and growing prosperity Is a
marvel. All who subscribe for II before jan
nary first will receive the November and De-
that back numbers can be furnished at any
time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-10
PONDS EXTRACT,

WHOLEsALR AGENTS.
uHtoAou. TLL.-Burnhama & Van schaaolN
Br. LOUIS, Mo.-Brown, Weber n Graham.
NJ. pAuf. Mfag-Ienka A Gordon
, 1869-12-07

Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
XEH YnRE Ilec


S1Tc's4 oeSpatea ~ 1"e en.saSo if'oane'
... NEW YORK, Dec s.
hAl"As CONSTRUCTION coSIkAcf.
The DIRECTORS Of the INDIANA d Illinois Central
Halfway, IRON tndsanapohs 10 Decatur, nave tust
cinkcd contract ~lsd Cb1np!sn K Lazarl. 0t New
fork, for conktracitog tie entire linz within two
ScaIa
NEWSPAPER DENISE.
An evening LeKspaper, called the Repnsli:, died
to dsS, aged mouths.
TIE s7oRx
this afternoon and evening has been very aevere.
Trains on several roads arc over dne, and one Of
the Boston steamers has not ar1tred, Several COL
lEions hare occurred 10 the hartor one ssssel be-
Ing sunk and another driven on shore The street
Cars ind great difficulty In running. and on some
lines thcY hsac been stopped altogether. The
storm fntcrfeied somewhat With Commercial and
mercantile business, buE had ut.1e effect on Wall
saees.
TIE sTocc AND GOLD MARKETS.
were buo5aut When the rres1denta uea4age
became Known thete was 4 reaction, especially on
account Of bis TieH abont spcte payuenta The
stocK market becnme nuil and depressed, and
there was decline IN gold, which rallied after
ward, but closed heavily. The greatest activity
vas ID government bonds, which advanced, uu-
de1 favorable news from London. but Bla.eq1cut-
~ fell Oh.
TUE pL1rCuF1Nn Gaze
The examination Of Samuel T. DIatchlord, ah.
scor,iluy DepprF Collector Will CONC oil On Gatur.
,,av next The nlstr{r. atsorner IN rrrn,r4nu +ha
- -. 80 - -. - ~. - ~ 'A"n -1e
t"le's aoa Has Nes u "'t"easee fe&"s.
1nE RsCHAKDsoS INQUEST
At the INQUEST on the death OF Albert D. Rich
nrt,son. The ury did nd, Ipuure tnto tha matter
h,-.ra ~. r.st IT ~. ehoat,r- 80 ~. .e.n,,.
S!u-! Ane 'ael " 'ae snoo1hAH "la ~ teaa'.s'
Mcfarland declined 10 make my defence for the
preeenf, aud Il he1d for the action OF the grand
turv.
r.c,+- ~.n,,
1Nh ~ eoh-
toA1 dealers fsy there nas beeh great decline
IN the rE1ccs ii coal at tho mtneA, and further
fall IL exnectA.l Scvernl mines have stonn<41
ona-.,,on. .f,coa+hcr .n1 ,,ho-a uttt do ~ ~.
~. ~ 1ua N.. ~ w ~ .a.a
Week. Soa1 ID tne LeaiRa regions Aas decIlned,
on The Average about swectT-dFe cents per ton,
and IN tie Schu1tE!li regions will fall one toa.
30, ton ~, ,fa s.rarel ti,a.
y" '~N W. 'As - ~ 80. "s-
1nh uAa Hoops TRADE"
lfy FOODS meschAhH complain tbat bcstuets L
| In had condition Several houses pse discha9Rtpe
c1. res ah6 err;inr dovn e.s,3es nj, ,arya se,,ex
| @~'e~ e-1e 49, ~e'' ;. ~ = ~ 80 0--
, 1869-12-07
MORRIS.
Nfcpnenlnn Convicted OF the A1uF.
der OF his Eather-Tnc Town Land
CnAeHs

Drcnp enann Convicted OF tho MUIR
der OF his Eather-Tbc Town Lnnd
CnAeHs
Special Despatch to TIE CnitaEo Ttihune
NORRIS, III Dec. q.
The ttgourents in the case OF John Hrtnnena4u
On .r,A Tor the m1rte1 Of his father. closed Sat-
nrasy evening The tur5. were out but saott
time, 1nd returned verdict Of entity, and h1ed
tne time Of impst.onpMeat M tof Ms Bsa9emnaa 9n
aeisnce % Va. insanity. a eonse5anee vas
made Of his property 70 secure NJ ~
torreys Tor ,he.r @ iSss -, Is s, qolss 2, ~ ae ~
timony Of Tho wsnes1ea 10 seemed Eefy COAL
oept Of being &cqnltted, and aftes the dt1t daIt
tnal rs the Shesan WAS removing him rom rae
t court toora. inquired II be wa not cleared aaa
soGr GSett IL cIcds i. due and expressed 10 Captain
Hulr The very efc1cnt and perfectly honest Prof.
ccutrg Attorney. for nts ability snd aharins & En-
z 1,sas sFnFtDs sss s ssesa aas e.p'.'ne p'0is
he Wished 10 make any further revelations Aooa
yhe cnte to Do 20, and Bfenneutan stated thAt "a
adseA y III nis tstass e o. y oae ,5,t 5a n3an
Iii about il, and showed him how to proceed +
| cnnceAI his crime. That there was some none
olNaioed. hut Zimmerman received 4 ~ zlmmes me-
Tse iowa and cases are ag..n before the couf
| on motion by defendants 70 qpAth ne 1noscl
nenta s " Aunn, q Joliet ). A1seaneqh. s,t d,,q 3
nrar Isl he dtitntaast, and Prosecuting Atto
nes Hills fer the people, Great enorA ate cein
| rsde ia nuasn the indictments, ana inc Mel
fncnts On tbs motion will occupy the enEfs y s;
Tie interest nautfcsted ~ tae sv ~ ,ha m
thls motion is cguA to their interest," ID sae aa
, 1869-12-07
therefore, tnove snea sete rcuse to The CoEu1.t
lee On EecttoBA

therefore, ruove snea reference to The ccsm1t-
ne motton vas adopteo-Teaa, 1eo; uays, n
TERRITORIAL pELnaAr&-
dsnGals Of Nj. Cnoves, pcleaa'e tzosn New Aext
CO, aud Mr. CARRIED. l}eeRate froH Waahin9soa
TeHxosy Thee delessssss ~ aod shost e from Wy
onGg md Aoataat. @ @ Ts[e tnea s 1aoFa IL
Nj. sYGKEr. Of Tenutssen, tEnn the Commit
tee on tae Ninth Cen4us, reported bill foT taking
tpeetsl c'aer for wednesday Ee1l after the morn
tag h01E.
1nz E1satsIA AEMsEks
NE. FARNSWORri, OF 1Illnots, tt..ng to =
question Of privilege, Introduced btlt declaring
that tngE1a hsd COMPLIED WITH ali the Recon-
stfrct!on acts OF CorGrtsA and aath 'xtng the
NJ. BENJAMIN, Of Ausour., msde the point Of
oF4sf se asE h 1s pns e. ate9
taken. unless tie cll caue from the Reeonstruc-
II ar. faaSsWoRTH fSsi said the resolution did not
coue from the committee, but be offered II "a ID
own responsibility. lie EAA al 8asa supposed II 1T
the question Of the admission oi Representatives
AE. Pa1SE, Of Wisconsin, then rose 10 cues
tion Of privilege, ami moved tnAt ali credentials OF
mrmte!a eject rom the SlAted OF rtt1tnlA aud
Mississippi be leiered to the Committee % Eec-
tors
TIE IEr4s xxuskaa
III. BENJAMIN wanted to know Why Texas
MA rot included IN this list.
kSOEGH 70 DO WITHOUT THAT.
Mt. BURR. OF Ill. member o{ tha Cunmitt0e
cn Etctt0rs, wanted to know whether the cam.
miE1eo did nos sleady have enough u do witao1,
having all these matters referred 10 them.
Ar. PAINE admitted that the committee hhd AZ
unpluat amount Of business before them, bo
thought il was n such shape II could be speedf,
reported to the Ao1se
Ii. Pa,nes resolution ~aa then adopted.
CONTESTED ELEcr1oSs.
MT. PAINE offered further resolution th4t Mf
Kerr nj tnf&f Il Huthcf3TRH A \
, 1869-12-07
KENTUCKY.
alcc1tuE oF the LcEt*intsare-Thc
4;oycrA0t.A AddrcsS.

4;ovcrnorss Addrcss.
1cy,sy1tlK. Dec 6.-Thc General Assembly o!
Ecntuck, met at Frankfort today, and oFEaalzsd
Tret,deuf Of The Senate, and j. II. Bunch, Speaker
Of ihc House. The GoFefnort y Dcseace Vas tasn
rad The Governor tatcs cheerful yieK Or nc
r1ist.nr condition OF tho anairs of Kentucky. and
m1Sea kpne Important recommendations.
Financially, he SAYS. the stalc ID u m9st
soaa.9a ,n H. so .ae =, est,antns g 'ae fl
,Ss erSs ssenTe proper q ,he sa:e 1elo
returnci, TIC 5e1ources would be NOR. than sum-
q tni 10 nay OF the STATE debt lie recommends
ffe nnrofuincp+ Of three competent commission
cTs to revive the revenue lA~1; that the present
State agency Ior tho collection Of the
war claims Of the ComnsonwsAth e ~ o3iiseea, a y
authorized to employ SOHO Responsible person
10 do ne weEk; that tLc queeton o. cn:l,as y,
submitted 10 The people: ta4i . general taT OF
fncorpofatto for banks ind Other companies be
tnscted, urdet which any company nAy organize
bv putting tho terms Of ~ otsan1aaoa o. Eecosu
and giving notiee;. and that > Bnsesa q lnaur.
atlce pe established ~ safeKuaru- he speasa
highly OF the pseaept manage aent of inc w!
tenua1J, ut @ pesaaaaed ~ 5ae pF'S5f
reference to The reform schoolr he easa teAt M
bulldog vii be completed b5 tne lAt q septem
ber next The ssIluas he :e1e5s to 4 = y ~ IN
1uckT River have sll been completed. and tne Y,
additional iocke, which will extend n3vtSaIon 7
Three Forks, put under contract ne eas9cs1
,nss n;easnres Be .e1 9se1 ' n!Sey s 20 ias, Kep n
fucse1 snd she Mlsslsaipp Valley ma:
ne included. Dc 1ayoIs TIE sasetnsn n
& tae i,v ioI tae 5es a Of %i5,Sss apsn ~
unity Of Tho people of Kentucky on he Assem-
1nent ior thr Establishment Of the conmon scn9e q
a5eten on permanent bas!s, And Rf!Es ,!fi ~ W
a.detxton Of 4 p!sn which Is 70 be submitted b.
The Superintendent Of Pablo Instruction.
isnsu:c. 70 yarlqas ae*s ef !lqlepes c2VQ't:e
, 1869-12-07
TIE Red RIVER REBELL1Qh.
I-nscAt Acccuuta from EoEa GaffJ-
E'hc New Movement Said 10 Aanso
Little Enrcc.


rnc New Movement Said to Have
Little Enrcc.
IosoSft. Dec. CA Fpcc!al despatch nom st;
Paul. MINI. 10 the f;l~b<, g1yts me !aEess
Intelligence from Fort Gasry, and Indicates tnas
the lnsuI1ee,,en y dying out Only cfy i9sns- H,s
gents afe under arms and lhe remainder axa o!s-
landed. and a portion Of them md lefs for the
Plairs on buffalo hunt The Insurgents conncn
1utt on the 10th aud adjourned on the fai. Tue
result Of It's de1oerasloa Ii untnoFn, buk H. IL ru-
Eoreu that the Insurgents viii 1nv!.e Goseraoz
McDoufalI to come and asxumc the fein9
ot sorerrnent The Iuasan tribes, !ne
TO NcDousau. Tae Eag.sh aud scotca arc dts
eusted Win she course Frtsued By the French
hal1-treeda Had MeDoasan come daily comnlE-
etoncd u GoEe1nor. the! would hRrc RISEN
in Sims and conducted him 10 Fort Garry.
but until the Ist OF December Governor NcDpazsl
won,d have 20 a1thorisy there; 1s..t expected
tut his proclamation, and would thea nnd ll,tle
or Eo opposition 10 n1A tnfrJ.
Tbctc WIS TO hope OF Goveroor AeTagisnt re-
covcsJ. Ills authority has been re4pected ia civil
matters since hta proclamation The mHils have
not been txnpcttd with, Of nave travellers been
Nolexstd.
, 1869-12-07
FoRIY.FIRsT CONGRESS-
wAsuIxa1oE, Dec &,


SENATE ----- =,
The Senate net IT noon. nftJStIc senAsof1 %.
frcr5yed Nr, MOUTH NAa xvrfn q G&uAloe tom
Mair1 Iha e1Gdcnt1s12 Of tbs Virginia Seaaso<a
Deyr pfestptk<! hnH s<h'A4.
Afs,ksAnlISs ua spf:1atee 70 4ees4 "a aesss
, 1869-12-07

AUSTEN. Dec. 6%-Tht constitution II carried el-
uust nsaufmoasly. One-th.1d Of the so;es1 were
not out The Legislature vii tat!fS the Fifteenth
Amendment.
, 1869-12-07

Female Suffrage In WY0niug.
cuKxxxEK, Dec. t-Tnc Fenaa sailt1xe bill
has p1ased both houses os The W5o.Mus Lsz!aa'
tRIr,
, 1869-12-07
spain.
TIE cThAN QCK3T10N.


spain.
TIE cr1Ax ouKsT7ox.
NRw YoRK+ Dec 6.
Alstier from Madrid reports the progre1a Of
S;cAIes' CutA diplomacy With the members of the
spa1ph Cabinet 10 the 7tn OF November. Ma.
tive pre;nd.ces were being d!knp..ed rapidly. aud
the queatou Of the sale and tr1nstct OF the Island
was talked owe. quietly during = series OF very
rlcasan, ministerial feaata.
DEATH SENTENCE.
MApEtn, Dec s,
The CatlIt chief, Palo, has been convlcted Of
TREASON MD sentenced 70 death.
17.oors Best 70 CCDA.
In the Cortes, saturday, General Pr!1a ttated
TINT Sit ce the commencement Ct tho C1oAn xe-
belliop, fourteen veits,s of Wal, Including tso
tsorclads hkd eaiicd for Cuba transporting reasl5
4e,tuo troopA.
rnIs wAnxs TOWARD THE RkrCBLlcArs.
PAgIs, Dec g.
letter. from Madrid asseyt TIM: General Pftm
shows decided leaning IN the direction Of the
Republican putty.
hIsAiys
OATH OF 17pE1trY.
FAR1s, Dec 6.
ops, except nye, have taken the oa:a Of ndelt1 70
the Ptpe.
TIE MINISTERIAL ckrs11
FLpxEHrR, Dec. 9.
The Ministerial crisis ts st!ti pending. General
c,sloiul has been asIed by the kloz 70 form new
Cabinet
CORRESPONDENT HARREp OCT.
LuSp0S, Dec. {.
| A correspondent. Of the London Ttntt mas been
prohibited from entering the Papal states.
! Nnrth t:crmnuy.
| GOVERNMENT DENIAL.
| BERLIN, Dec 6.
1t u reported that the Prus,tau F1Eetga 0f1ct
has sent uut circular denying 1aas there Ia an!
foundation whatever for the charYc, originating
| II AustriA, that Prussia encourages The 1asuf1cc
lton in Dalt1atla.
EEYpts
vEa,EL wREckEp IN TIE REn SEA.
srEz, dec. e.
The bark Noel hound TO uoubny, the nrat mel
cartilc vessel to paAs through the Sucz Caual VIII
cargo, WAS wrecked In the He'd Sea, etshtJ.st.
| rIt!ea from here.
| THE CANAL TRAFFIC.
| LDSpoS, Dee. 6.
Several vessels engaged in b10ckR'le runnlr
tsuribp the late American waE, have been cta1tes
ed for 1hc Suex Canal trat1c.
Dispatches from Port said report that III
Royal Sable and several other vessels got agrouc
In the CANAL hut were all to~etl OF.
, 1869-12-07

HocHEsrKs, Dec e-The E1.e Canal i praesi.
inSo the clty Today By the usc Of tce-hreaersss
, 1869-12-07

rrstnr to cnssoms and internal revenue Mi! not
be 70 changed raateT!Aly nffecs the fe!enuss
Do Do eapscsauon Up ,as. 10 exsIaosdlnary a0psoprta
uon1 viii be made.
| tsigned) Gho :. boCrEE
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY oF TIE NAVY.
| The report Of the Secretary OF the NasJ dets1s
1t length the employment Of Yeasela n Aeu.e ser
,e @ 1s auns: soatS Sts Aznte saasa7oa 1eeses,
| Is guns pscinc Fleet. il resse.s, 10 Enua, u.
ciudn1 the i1gaie 0ae5ttefA nov sensIa2 ~ =
| New York; European Squadron. TexteA lo
Commander of he North Atlazt1c sqaadroo ~
Sesat9o sae eoasonaS 10 pr
hi 10 INJUSTICE to auzens oi the Cnlted s<ates, 70
prevent interference Win cur commerce, Nd II
sstufosetpF, I'd tas senon Of 1on51eaa ID invoked
:ez s:e1a ::i's ss1 ass sastas e e e.
The position Of our county rnqutres . gfcat a.
crease IN ne sesss fosse q ;as na no; 20
He recognizes the e2eee&sit1 for ctosa econoMY +
of tae ooaatu. pat tse n11a eIpease1 made bat
. I small portion Of The national appsopstasfoss'
elsssed Ta ed 81 ) = pesiseax mssas oi ust!onal sa,s1
and sonof. 10 1cneJ T. sayed oy rs5nFns aoe'
qpAte protection 10 CONNIE eEcsA e1sefprsss. =,
oaneSaps aas s Il aaec 6a IL oa1aas 81 sessslos
e ronelads 1ui,anle % Galse en- foreign stsnoo.A
2u0 4ble 70 plb1G@A O]A GVlh4A&<S %AaA IN Stt
our principles tn any ezae1Eencl. tbs ~, ~ !,
9 Ma;elJ require ten, and without AtteEPuh& =
= buld ihem NJ II once, We Rhoah eommenes tHs 9
2 + ntd4fsJ c1 luu-one for ths A1Atk- oaS 5v
{ Ne rtcumEcnds that the pssn4 fo1 ne. no4!es
| aad engines Of tnc3e vcesesa b. &un1dUea Y -
=, fons outs.de Of the nav!. he bess q Mateo ~
y b. adopted. h.Tartese, with some Addluoo3 70 g
xssds1 ss1se ~; sna ne s.9ee1 t. ss ~ 81
~ mentto.1 aod so5pedoes fsr nafoos csteneet ~
y | r1re u the nrelet pA2y ssmc3ert 70 eomsoea
- Fespe+ ah1nad md 10 A1psd time. IN $40 ot Sas
cf den VIZ. TO osEn:xe aod apply nc fesog NJ e. n
= nnni;nrs be provided With addistoeA atnot, y
~ la.e improvements IN oFlnAncc tor aarhof de1enc
- that means be given TOT nc peEecaoa o.
:! | GyStsm Of scpnalt7e fcr7edoes; Aes ~
= 1nnber Of larss number 9; costly s: ys.se
II ana s:asEo An1G1nt Of e1peattve rnaeAne
n | pa hand aad up1kptcd 70 the n&fM eets.ee,
Fl kptd; tha. trdrceuenss shou!d ee hetd OF % o
ID ue1cnant4 and safp-ooideEs % e01a osaa -
- - Ipb}ecf IN caa4 Of necessity. TO 10 taken by t
"a "a | Foye1nnent 4 an kppr2lsed Iafoe-
~ The iuptpE esnent Of naJy 5Ari5 aea sne oo!
IV.t irR Of more d.y docks e 9acoInuenaad. - y
~ - ii The aYAclty Of r1s MATE Island yAfd tQlo
- d!a.ely; tie cannereemenr Of utnk Z! Le4e
- Is.and, "a the Deltxure Eirrr, ead o. Sew u
Of don ~ anc1eA.e r q. I .tzs os tns Gosp1 @ u
ihT tie Eouthern Atlantic ooast: nc p
- - u timber tanis and the ado2Hoo
,ns neaiures tor taa oc!ease q ne Ptsaeass ..
- tion ol men fo7 warrant and petty otaoesf. ma
~ rt1tntSuon ot Ill se4tuen IN the United s:.teA
The esttnates for tks next Jaat :ze made On
IN. basA q ls,ase men, ~ taoe9ase q 10y. Hn.s
!. % turea tcx lie ysst eudtna peceunes I, Eaa
~ Gs1, ,9N Estimates for the d5cal Jef enalns
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, 1869-12-07

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untsxnEed, Wheat s,li-t no. Milwaukee club 3LA
Corn E.tady nj &lne.
LACE lHFQu1S--ka.iU 100 fu wheat; Hoe th hurley.
, 1869-12-07
DRESSED HOGS,
AGENTS WANTED.

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TpTHH WORKING Q1AES-We A1a Eew prepared
to turixa u Glasses with ecn1tat e1rloyNeot n haS
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