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, 1869-10-15
THE NORTHWEST.

ILLINOIS. .
Tne 11t.t,.sixtn aud Etfhty.shtEd Illinois m
.an,r1 held seupjens at Moououta o. INC ssu
;ntt1nt.
w1scOEElH.
The Eilbourn City Mirr"r has An accoans o' lhe
sl,,,nr. by j. IL md ". McSccl, OF 1or'E'nlnc ta'
t,esn.s e. witch hat Fought refuge unsef aiS
stonr nrnr coont HUI Eight OF thcse fnAHes
we're four feet long each, and had rcsc1cd me
avc. OF txtween nyc an0 seven years The rest
| vete JonuR EraSeH.
nixon hnt ,u.t CONNECTED new school hoasr'
costing ts4sttA.
\ ISp1AHA.
The New AlbnpJ L<aetr ltarDs ~ PRIME ae-
! rparch from ueLlorl, Lawrence County, tha' = re.
| coyt wpe current to the effect that q party ot
Isetsou County Regulators hung nau uadc1
Strppen Clark, ut 1tcltonkric, ia that co1nty. OF
| Thurxlay last II a1pcara thai lark had been ar
testcd for etcalEuE, and while lite ofncerf wcfc OF
their way to Brow ntsown. JheAton County, WI
The prisoner, the regulators tnoe cla1k from then
; snd nurr him to t1cr. A later drsrateh report
tne nnt rirp 10 have tcccrrcd near Cleaf spr!ne
| Jacheop County. ......,, ,,
Tnn Mss,.rn Coyritr OF the 12th tsya: Nj
snhr am Yrown. CT Muton TnrItshtr, this ro6ntl
,,,ed IN S1,1 day. the 10Th instant, o. the
H. ART of mt Aun1re, and nfae ~dFa an' tsn 'aH
rriai, s,wa,x cnioyv., gooa hcal'n un 10 *11nln
fa~ Jnys Of bis deslh lis wife died h''ou' 1e
!. nro, Vi Rtxx. o,A avc. Mt. lohnton "As =
;ash,r af uitc cl,lcrer. The death Of this ccn'e
3 an.n ,cavrs our venerable aco'ch 1s''o"'ca''ze
,r Mr. httun n'ctEor. who IA now m n1& h'os'
!. a.&,h year, the oldc>t man In thr county
-, 7lr New Albany Ca,a,"rYetal OF the Ism GAY
lI - ur eeA,s am p~x.t nanrtl Hatfield toic ho1
IN t Aenrrf ii si. est4. Tor sshrh ~ wn4 tried
.lt.a. and srnt~tesd tt tesn 4 ycss {, H. ie; e.
:, i.n et '+ns .h!r.a t..csl ~ WI T. e.n.s.n
lso<. {h- pr1rnfie,, - .tn+M tnnk 70 r'htcy =
r. sasEt.Is tcr se'ts'ad. and seecrdak !, h's r.
IT. dsnx b ~ ot ,t.!.ry .ss:Ia! =.
70 Ills frta4. Etd xrrrd huaty t" ths amount nt Ssn
OF ii Il which H. rays: BE- and ~ een{ndefs
no have sp+n raeTrt ssrt t"d trts S. LIMIT
t. ss1 sa: wssa sre h !atnsa, Toad M a9t f.
RI iis;ntid ,sia he eSM do T. ard voald aftss r.
he unt as1t Vtiscs lan.ori ala not snusx the hAsk
, 1869-10-15
Popular Lectures ON Ercc 1fa0c"

Porulnr Lectures ON Ercr Tfaoc~
In vlcw OF the great interest nc* felt IN the aS'-
1aiou for 4 reform Of the tariff, the American
Frte Trade LeaEuc has tecuresl tho tctS'ees o1
several weli.knoA . kreAIctA
Arno,ntnen,s have been made for Nu1alo,
Rfcnes1e1, Cn!caqo, St Louis, Cincinuat! and M1l-
wa.kee. any o1hcr place that desires to hear
p.olcctive faltac.ca exposed ny Professor Fef's
ard o,ner epealcr4, has only TO furnish hall AMI
an audience, aud II VIII be eras'aca wt:heot tut
rhcE e1pelec. .....
Arrangements Tor lectures must I've uadc IN ad
stuce. Any plsce desiring IN aprutnfmen1 u &c
oscstei, 10 communicate nj onee ~Nh AaNlot
sands. Eeq., Secretary OF The Amcncah ffe'
Trade League, G. and GO Wl!ltau street, se'
, 1869-10-15

The candidates for Aldermen on the Cit :
izens' ticle. are required to pledge ihem-
selves TO vote for and sustain the policy Of
ruttine into the public Treasury the inter
e. On all public funds deposited in bank.
Here il an issue which any man, not hope
l.ssiv corrupt. or stupialy blind, eau com
rrshv:a aaii vntc rpon. We affirm, and We
l,uuw. that large portion Of the funds nov
s..las u>c,l ,.y tie Ring to cleo. their ticket
j, l,a,l upoa the understanding that the
r.ae,iev heretofore prevailing in regard te
city deposits is TO he continued through
III, Utst ;n1uic;pnl administration.
, 1869-10-15

Ibcre i. convention in scssi on nt LOUIS !
Vile, u,ch is MI adjournment OF conTen'
t:,,n he'll sou,c time ago at Memphis. This
G, uve1.tion originated in laudable desire
IT, invite capital and lalaor to the prostrated
Sau,;,. there 10 engage in building mp that
,n.1,c,i,,. ;n,1ne.rr Tor which that region
s,s ,,,.n n admirable adapted by nature.
r.,.. st,.cs have nax;ra,,lc streams, and
,1;,.;,.., -,tnr n,rar They have mines
..,' .;,1' ;-,,. ~, .,,a1 r,cr have iuex-
,'n,t:,,1a,na-- ~ ~, ,,,,e and other build-
-, Tnor. h,ra f;.,.s nlanted to the
H ..,,r.h ~ o,4tor ,,,bacco. rice. and sugar:
NV. ] 49, ~ n,,,,nt,;n s,,u,as mon which can
- .u;sn', | ,,,o1 onnnc1 r. snnn,v The conn
49,. 49,. ,,a,.o ~, or,ss ra1,evs. where
,c,,s of l,ceres. md horses. md mules may
1e.a, - ~, ,a,n,,.-,t;re,v 1it,lc cost, The
as.s,>,. % 49,. s,nars a certa,o crop. To make
~ .,s..a ar,;,ul1s tberc ara needed lahor
49,, ra,,;.,, rbe son,h bns an abundance
~ ~ ta,ar Int It viii not employ it, but
s.-s..hcs forth its hands appealingly 10
r,,;,., ,,,m,- in seeming ignorance of the
fnct Tint every white laborer who goes to
, 1869-10-15

Tlct,1ck Il ,ta Lhsraso i E. raal Hallway y
10 tr luin 10 llasl,hRs ~ 1he 1.th ot Dectuher.
" httt tul1,- H., nas o!t1sFed m eMctton 10 vote
on I'LL Escr tatirr ssAep0 stock IA the ran1 4
loua.,Ara ltAasroah, wh,!e yiraen has rrhessd h1s
t;tct,on ter tlto,t.u, and eif1,d for t,suso, Ior
We &nNe rhfctt
Un Moheay tbs En-. 1runrd Was hsnksn II
tlptuipptrp, Ill, preparatory IN commencing 10
I'VE Ut ttattaak lae Inc Of The Lafayette, No1u-
tG9k nksce IN er.tl s2uon Of The oceat,on, amt
tPccnts NtEe utet W PrGmineps geQt(eWeas
, 1869-10-15

rac;}c coaxt 10 San Francisco this road |
70 have lrpnehes from its eastern terminus
10 MI points in tho South asking for them. /
They nlso resolved that il would lie very
conducive 10 lcir prosperity 10 nave an
.ll-watcr communication from the Auan.c
through The Allcshnny Mountains 10 tho
Nis,isssr,,,i Valley. They also resolved that
the government ought to own (nay tor) that
tyuly national work, The Louisville and Fort
land Canal, which does not pay twoper cent
a tho c,st uf keeping ii in repair. They
,lso resolved that it would be well to lescc
Tho Mississippi River, md keep the States
.a Mississippi and Tennessee from
,cinc washed away !; and that what
.ver difficulties natnte and time
,uay lave interlsosed 10 thc easy navigation
IF tle Upper Mississippi al low water, ought
III lie removed, and the Ohio River ought
10 be rnlslc highway Of commerce, wheth-
.r there be any water in il or not
Having advertised their convention very
..berally, there went to il from ".hcr parts
II Tie country ether gentlemen VINO bad
other like schemes 10 beneit their country.
One company proposes to build ocenT
steamers 10 bc unnnped exclusively by Aune5i
CANS, and which steamers are to l'eA'
The sssn, flag to all rarss Of the glohc !: aA
e.h.r company proposes to build atea'aeF'
70 trpt1e with the Mediterranean, md thence
\ ,hrou.l the Suez Canal with the 0r'cnt'l
cations beyond. Norfolk, Baltimore, New
York, Charleston, Savannah, st. Augustine
M,bile, New Orleans, Galveston, St. Lou's
;,ps: Memphis are to lave Lines Of ocea1
,teauers 10 bear abroad The productions o
the South.
These enterprises will cost money. hut tha
Wis no obstacle 10 tho convention in rahty
ing them all How to false the ways m
meals was easily answered. All the sor
ventlon deemed necessary was To have Cor
eress pass an act directing the Secretary .
the Treasury to print more bonds, sign, sea
End deliver them to the contractors fos q
these magnificent works; or To require hi
to endorse the private bonds Vi these co:
ppnies, and to guarantee the prompt pa
| ment of the interes. thereon. Could an
thing be more easily done? Was the
: ever more practicable mode OF '>deve3o
;. ing the mighty resources Of the country
TIE total amount Of subsidy required +
: these schemes may be thus stated.
, 1869-10-15

r. ..l,,,,
- anls uoes oes nel mciuoc .Aa'' a A' p'1Ap''
''s's'''''o'' u ''4e' VI .aua. 49,, ,.,,
we la,e Nv. e.'sse1",.a 'n, ,s;..aa ."aa,
'os s.'osos' - 1ae' :" lay ,,'.,s - .1'.
"h'ep' III es1,v ~ = sAe.a. IT. s,-s;a.a
AtTs', ~" -.a sst .ses. ~. ;aanao,,. A
Luz on's ""s ~ ~ :" % ";1. sss.a,,.s
ios as 10 n'eet 'ns'. a,' $3.50 49, !" i ~
'"ls 'e'1h''4' aNe cN''se
.ne ll oohos ou1 'aa. Snou'o .NsI e..a -.
WIN ouf p'ese1. '01a|'0. -, -s 49,,
lne 4tetsu1s co''a'e0 ..s
fourteen ss'a1s ~ pay " NC :. "eD ~ 80
'ioee tna9 ta.a1oh ~ W. suAt ~ sn sssa aa,. :"
surplus .. 'n's oua 'i''iion .ona ~. -" a. :
VIII require 9n't'S"'So sea4a ~ P4s
'e"e+ Ane eeS .'' ,, f.
hencen'efi III 'no Aso''.".' FA
NJ "Al' oA "ssoaasc W soo r 80 nco W.. ~,
ee' " tne usot' srr'''oe -.
"~e e~-.4"''ovv'"'v, oe1l AA
~ S1@''o'N.oop' h'en - ...e .n .o' ~, ~,
ez my possle'e ateomen11 !'.'u a',,ns," ~, ~,
granting ., 4ae n.I1s .s'- sa ...:'1,n.s ;o,,s M
e''nef :" 'aese - "As t.ss;,
'ne ca'e'tns' -, " m ~" ~ ~ In,
my s'lsh 'n4ns .'"' ~ ,..,,,
ui""u oes
'pon INC sa1e loot'ns ,'eA - =. A. .1'11
i'nn rs nopor'"n'' na''ona,' a. ~ ~ '.asa,
sna no iho'e' 1ne ss .,.,, 49, -.
tuna3ely, aoo' Us IL uAs t w., ~ -
\ necessarily gone 'n'o 'no euDa.ss ,,.a A,. -
= 10 limited e1iehts a'l 'nst' 'A1o"'o ~ =
more OF IL loe Country uo'Aa t4
e mediate reduction of taxation to the poi1
, 1869-10-15

Governor Scntcf's NlcsAnEc-An ArCu.
fncrt for the Fifteenth Amendment
-Dx BIT and Credit oI the State


bis nct.aec to the legislature to-day. II Was ID,
mi.gtke 10 te1ppcr ara m ai,e announcement of
s .hos tue
| Fi;eeI,n Amendment and the pab!sc debt :n.ef
eors1nlasn'. Ss,sa % she ssT. sna tss consequences
quescn. edaels fa,t The ting u, r-s nas
leses ior political causes, and recouasends
prL mp, ard noss etlclent Measures 10 restore ~
sa5s 'S 9ns & .ne coo,ed
pcrlc 81 Gaed taet- 10 Tennessee. she f1Rht q
Suffrage ass.rK already been conferred upon %
taIrn fr1m then by those now ia power.
IN So, nset"n WITH ,n,s .aee ae aqs e
Fen, ate he purposes as 1ar this race - con-
e.rreo, Of The rrorosvl amendment 70 the Con-
stt,ut.o. OF the uut,ed states. Not 10 COO.
e1raliIy u the colore,i people. asa,ast 1he vi!
ahu conscrt ol others, but oplS 10 protect them
s scps:ss e sa,s 4 hy &c set q
citizenship aud equaaty before the law Ia every
Of he ls5a an 70 I@E e5'sIa aoa essIfe
shst I'LL III deersaons 11 You'll render them =
NAV Il not bc nsEci il the Ell eni not be agxra-
vateti rather than diminished By add!nS ifE'ads
ssa Ss1Saf 3.
vno n:ase me lass ihsJ j nus, s,,,s eqas,ly ,aay
tN5, Ann !pt Wy ,snI1.t,n. s.tna Mas nns fhis
ttrhe ut the hole 1aea Of Eectprocai ohtt1atious
ahA sIEa;s, , ~ ~. :. mr-si ghn1
nc: ! eh9N y ~ - "an n.s',,r nf esl,sahshin ~
ec!psFu fuuisG A.u .s.,I, tNot n "a ~ ~
lt} GET apt 10 tne AAtl.Cau vtet.S' ea."" ,,hs.
e W. mn snhmti IN r1r,inr II this u rot tht
SGust ~. ss"Ls ,hs ~ .hs .oisn ~ in,a nenn,,
81 es s@S ~ ~ y .nn - ts ~ snfnar,tIaa
e sppAca tes0kR ss% - % ~ - -, ,a'sss..fa1T uo1,
IL & as - A R3 t.;1., cnse tor ~ hnnnr = rrsye
- ttieu nas ~ trnn,n,,. ~ mn ia,s.srs ~ cnnn
,e .eis hate burbt 10 the sronIc ct this and othe
20 Stu.aetu -. ,as hteh ,ss ~ hroarh, !,
); vac ploH't .. SAIks tm1., L ~ ,en.rh ss,thon
DEGRADE Iscr, ne fortunes O. WSa, ~ ~'ol iaos
!. arencx o. Nt Ia1. atS iaeneat. MIN ~ ~.
ot w sxn.I,anes TN 1,sSsnrrs nf ererte ne
r. reed 1e added to THOSE Q: rfeclMe- ln:u- M
IL rs o.lsenons n1ESu Ell ~ e,rea M - ,,nrn
IL .,,sIe rha,rf,i w;th thr ,n:rrest If iEe S;A,
NJ Nhele rAs,s. ia,ioaaa5 aIa s.snas g. =, ~ =
sxnnst w ,.tsa hsrs sns : 49, ~ nof ertst
nj !ES st ~ r,1,yansntn ~ q NJ ~ ~ f,nd enon,
IL. ~ prevent epasSe OF uo1cai lsou, sIefs 'Ls
n. Tie! arr denied ttfthes, tue to5s1ess u sn y
~. Tinted ssatee. nAs' q aeshsu H9sr1 mI's''
he nret:;ni1 K part o; the rolI
... Il We sosetumeu'. and I an !
uc pressed u w0u ua:ss :Ai't!ns nar,a ~
e+l .r'aly fortunate tnai tola Saase eaon!n ssss
tA.a3 nr. Goes tne t. Is ~ ~ =, ~
ss' t Fatt 81 tht soEaesn prups- - y, =. H. -, ~ go
.ss snal hs. snoa ,1s ssss ,s.t 70 a.
~, EFT. Much naa! d+fena eaoa toe aen1a ~ ~ -
pestre A. 70 the t3s ana cona,S9s l,a,x avs :.
81 9 sssil sssF'
h tensra eeseraent .aieh ,Asat,aea wa =, 9e, e,
Ysst *Wet!A s. ~ VIZ %, =. St.Ir. IN
yer MR. 10 tse.iInR tnes. r. nen ot
, 1869-10-15

The Republicans carried Philadelphia on
.rn,,,i,r ,,v al,,at ON majority. At the
t,c..ser e!.1.,ion last year the vote stood as
f,.M.,.S:
lts II
1t wts charged l,y the Republicans that
fr.:,. SIX to eight thousand
fr.,:.;u,el1 s.tss we're polled hy the
l.,u>;cr.ts. and. to pat stop TO su ii pr 'c-
ire. :, stringent registry lu~ was passed l.y
The Legislature, ty ,ataos Of which only
l.erl votes eau get into the ballot, md We
.1pw sec the eGect-the Republicans carry
tie city l,y four thousand minority with
ou, putting forth anything like their fnl
s.H,ttf
, 1869-10-15

Mr.. L L. Bond, it appears. thinks that
the Citizens ticket is an Illinois Central
HALLWAY ticket. Mr.. Doni undoubtedly
Knows such a ticket when he sees it, but
zye nrc constrained 10 differ with him. for
the following reasons: The United States
District Court has decided that it is not IN
the power Of tho city Of Chicago, OF Of the
Legislature Of Illinois, or Of both COM
bined. to alienate the ground which the
railroads Oh the lake shore have been trying
to get II has decided TINT any citizen,
whether owning real estate or not, can sue
ont perpetual injunction against their ut,
tempt to occupy it. Hence, it makes nj
difference Who is elected 10 any Office. SC
long Us my ci1i-fN objects to such occu
r1ncv.
Again. sIr. Thomas IIoyne, the Chairman
ti the Citizens Committee, was tho chose1
.,t ,rney h .he parties engaged In resisting
thentseupt Of the railroads, aaaA ans esaas'
If superior virtue is to he'set up on this scor
j. ,nny certainly be claimed Tor the ticEe
Which aIr. Hoyne was instrumental in Pre-
tensing Il, the public. Bat this aaessaao
n.,.irst the Citizens ticket is all 1'osh, an
i, lunwo to lie 50 by those who make us
, 1869-10-15

A J.rtsonvl,lc letter Of She lsea tAf: iac
tnrtfnr,1 81. lnu1s Ita!lspah has been eoMnlcsrA
to chariu nine m,!es west q ,ncssoas',ie. m me
tn.r,.sSot ,hst The Alton 4 t'nIcAE1 RosI has
esstIea rrrrondcranee @ Of the .,oss. and ,ast
he rcatt Wit, stoa n she connection wMn snct
I'D II Whttenal The tr1enhs OF the Farmers
tinsd fron Jacksonville to S&annipn, arc ~olkiEe
rnerVe,csiy, The trend: Of .ns J., FL
SouiTw eatcsn Road arc .tao motknc. anu ~ ~ r.
lsn.l,nr tutn o. jacNonyl lie pfcp'He 70 f4snt ea
Tao farnsr. ,tGa fspt9 ous xna s
es.ur jo.fi. viii probably be the nrs: ou!l' y
t.rxt i,.opo.ed 10 rtast tnc SoEtneaA : soatn ,a
Ca,t rtad from the vicinity Of Ffangtih. byn oe,u
sssnyie: prrcc Iupniag through F1anEttn N.
| Wavrriy. md thrn III aoutotest dfFrssso,
| thrnuri, y,t,co ana nj to ShA<nrStpwh- lnrt
NO rosts, txsIchtbg near FtAnksin. would Htse
..lu.nir local irzlr 10 laeKaonvltlc For tn,s on
.he{V VI, b. r4ilT0aa meeting II ffAnAan o
1 mex. SAturuey.
, 1869-10-15
POLITICAL.

t1a,.dt;. 7, Ha1k,r for Mayor, u,io Tnrbel for
Treas utcr, 81 II. Mclaughlin for Collector, R II. !
ShHuaD for 10 Ice Magistrate.
The Den oc7acy of the FoEtS-1fth Represents
tive nlstrict Il llno,s have homtuatet! Jacnh 7.
THOMPSON, Ut Isurian; john C!asF, Of Wo0i!ord: |
aud ThonAs Judd, Of Marshall, Tor members of
tho Ct tnsiuuttornl Convention.
Ore OF the Two votes in tue Virginia Senate
epa!lst the ratification Oh the Fifteenth Anent-
1nent wss cast by colored Radical tnctnles, who
cxplalnetl thai he vo,cA IN :he negative because
he protestel ugatnst the "legallrJf Of the Senate
euJ everJ act performed BY It, the test cath not
having been administered to the memoeEa
Senator Cas1 Schurz has endorsed the move
mept nt tic Rc,ubl!eaus In OHIO Countg, West
virginia, ia favor OF the removal OF the dlsasIl-
res Of the ex rebels. lie sa5s that the address
n,op,e,l hy them |, tn eEtire harmony with The
sn!ttt sud intent Of the resolution offered by htm
in the Cttcago Convention, md unanimously
aaor,td Is that noay.
tic noo' ]. Donns'y delivered aa aaaiess cas-. ~
the Dakota County faf; an rps'op. e oan,, on NJ
W. "s. :, ~ " 'H n,"."-1, ~ % srunment ara'nst
the present protective tal,a Ne l'ausl' ,Ist oTnsd
ns saa h1e1 tn e sa. I tnap to BE-
eonlistsptls CO.. M " wroDs. The wtse man, he s.,o.
char ees bis opinion many times, the fool neEe',
reputation for error.
| sTha linn ~, Van T,xmn or Ohio. has been
.cn,,.tti, - mo eYnensra of thc D.tnocrYtIc tou-
rress OF 1855 ailh those OF the Congress Of 1853,
srnr, o+he, rlnstra.inns ha rtyea these Items
..Tnr Eortt,f (.nnare5a Ia charged for nail, halt
r,t h,t },nshes and rornt,s tn the sum Of - am IL
TIE Democratic Congress for the sum OF sas. The
Frrt,etn ConErePB speut for toilet sosp the SUD ol
| q .a * The democratic Compress. ssans
Tnrre IL nc,htpv new or Inconsistent In this tayI
I ~. Sav ynre 7,;bun, Wl,nt no..Ible uae c4t
| rho II, r.shtd a uctnpcracy t,aye for bair and nal
| ,r,bh.a srd esnecial,y for eoane The figure
! h..r n,on, the average nrornrtIon 10 the persoua
babi,s CT the nemnerz Of the two parties, SO thef
can tie 10 ress nnab!e ground for complaint
un-are Circle. II a candidate for ComDtroles O
, ! x.nA .ns,.. ~, ro.,.n,.
, 1869-10-15

| II. 1tRuea 1h4i "'tu C1tktQslspk GHeapLfs3~ ehu
scie IL t.e ai peaee lot you aIe t. eoass,es ai.s
shs. il VII cost in ':se q war 70 sspsiy i,
pfeeea.;;en NJ, Enn n tas tn.E s2n.ae1 ~ =
, nv t.uea essas.os, ma nanai.etnIrs ssse
: .ssis oetors and 7xss,;en*! ,oa'nis'sed % sasE =
ns ,s0,s saafx & III snfiI Il ss sSa
r rnK I>T7IlIcEs- g OF rkoI1croS1-Ts vIsn,s.Ta
~ ;ou,sn s1 u whses .,sn to e. soas s,s ~.
= ssss we1r hit iEts :asei!gtts os les 2ets
% sra s Stts ed aud they .sre s'vs,s ses{ ,s
= teI der ie ,.on for :ts!r fnith TAKE Ihe ~
% n1tarh, "a, ~, IS veil wnea :se was.
D and dti, ,ea npl On any eontoeM roFoHa ,a
t.t1utn. rt1 = no,e thoroughly earaie q ;s.sraan.
q n g..a; s-truaa 81 prnlie Ie5; slss .nan nan.
sas,s;sa: Ter a:r 70, ess!asr1 ny ny ss1s:al
q Mrcaal rec Hsr ioca1 interest ssss nas s,s11
I'd p; ,as st,s so;ey q fof ,ae esaD,ry asa t.E
'ot .,Sa ns apI. Il The tonns.t. stnv ne stn2n. a.
It. ~. ~. ne,s wnu asse n2ned pso,ecou in catras o
NY nart.on win those whn hare resstll II, 1ro7
10 ia fcalua:pg Of The Eo7e1uCsant onsa- nov.
'as rKorkcTIrS RKDr. rRicTa
1tIsah:ls eonpgeherd nc cEtit u FEote.Eo
.e re;r, essar, te attuEtA That pEc.ecton nete.
@ 81 r. es Ih1
aIJ cc1ts.a pftsnus who ne maxng E9o. or G'othA
Is 1atta sad The. want t1e nisness pos.;h!e prrt e
ais ras'ace !: ,e1 higher duties; 10 !ea snpp,:
hAt tsstt u 30 oQpusIG Noot ~ etoetSss Aau
xny uen SEeEc-l nav" tIet ~ o.. na.: 'ES.a y:
llsh ;:eActl ~ thcH[2HO, tnest-tso 'nstr, kSSp..
70 open c6uee th hSnai ot tpe IosERu WEnts, y
rest ttsH rliens IN AEIope. 1aeJ nnse nsn H.
4 ii kkRfe OK ipEae1-e snesE &A0 tne5 eale ~ "
DO rtrreFentsd there. 90 ny co1nnlain Oh y. y
,asx nnLotactErsss EeTt beard 10 ConSsss2 m
rx their iDu rests iaaIe he talks III .ynurAa
) hts I trutt, OF tucA l.at are tcfi4:aIf WILMA
Que kloH1t6Gc%
ov ALEXANDER HAMILTON fSvskKh
Ent1. N' StAtt hAa COL iE1hu,el one Statesman 20
ssof, tatH Sal totttth. OF lnFEc nan rptst )
o IuG Int net q sesy tMhll ont tE.cIcctnN!{.
and sptne gu tnre heafd ut n.u1 hts name was At
aldcr uauttot- {Appau.c+1 uA report
n.ht Efno:ureA III 1871 Is 4 most clatnr1ss onA
kes pattlopac review Of the hue subject II dsrr
hcas We hAh ,htn To ptsnulacsnFrt. OF Ec1t 10 ts
: nHt ConGre.S, IN doua:, rsktd the sc,tsfhsJ
the Treasury In coEs'dtr a. d report on tho q
esa!ve ,,ctcy Of creating md rnrourtEtnR lhsn.
lppiy cok time. flrfe than year. 10 eontioae n
IA I apu 1ii It rly ~ strOFs NhFh thiA1 NAV
have te studied With nront. tsen hf $OMe prote3a
len, tLAughteEj VII quote ys1ba1lU Seas &c
, 1869-10-15
frHo4 ors ows coaaxsrospEsr,,

onn,x,,,nn of sorc Of the greater church ofGaus
10 tay delegation, the dangerous sp?fosea o. 'ne
; o,t,ts OF sonc OF the greater ceesestast'es 70
! thrones and !ominiona, roscntates aou %" ets
nna pattculartE .ale forwarA and futile a1'eait
10 Obtain the asst.,ancc OF the secular powers II
: | esntr.ins the church property OF the Ne'heAss
h Eatscupal Ch1lch South, there Is enonSa nse>cnp
6 unu Of ecclesiastical anlhion wfthln tn's ssess
y aerou tnst,pu to a1ouse the exfse ness soaeheo'
= OF tho lay membership and OF tho esa anhts1ens
;. | Methodist CLERGY. -
= rtc Neg ya-k Ettuinr N,4t advises the Church
y ia a,,spJou t1* hnyc publishing enterprise, and
y cou.n such mercantile interest. 10 orf.ratc hAais
x .hat ia case Of scandal, religious creah na! n"
y ~ tnyosyed 4 Methodist clergyman Of W1*n'
Z. ,nc,on Informs me thai lhe Dook Coaceso pay
~ po1h.tg Co s.a-'lass uul the sasnes o' ta'
- 7r.nona consuu.c9 ttsef the rest o1 It's rfo 1st
~ ! ,,..fy you 10 instance a case OF JoatnAseh'
vi | rr,pxe eonras Ese sbat OF the oai:ial thf.fA
....r<at<, whlc h lron, pro-ssavers ceoscrsaasS
2, under Dr. Nord, plunged into perfect pscsfess
M wt.*u, Unaeg Abel SscyeIt- The Aesna1u
nd ..brrrn maAe democratic and prosperous I"
3D. ,nd,orr.tic c1crST viii have 10 be reecue.s by
~ ..c.lar nenocracy: for such = tie anocssE
nj HUMAN nAtu1e, that the noet asueot apostle oi Il
ch. ,,cnomsr ratlon may he the most t7ista1en me
u u meter Of its spir1t. Federalism IL cnetoasna
tc trery here, Upon Cautch ~ upon s1A'e' w.
olc rcruuit the csaDecltIin9 haEd ol Wese!SH
et1 10 ,,,n~, IN ,nete psz1x cucouuteel will he Il
arc Inst evidence that party srrs. has enitated tus
20 tsnity ttselt under its tnsocpt banner. "a u
tler 1rucuabcr Woolcy's tc.patch IN toe su'pcAe
s!tc tuent ttiAl:
est ave ra5e beat the Methods: Episeopas caoss
,nnt | Sur1h Fen Itutlc1, and tie ~.
,ga. Tf.n., r,s no, ,i,,cl on the Methodist caate
q /, 1ss piece Of proof that The Church ~AA bei
aTo- uauet Ia vile places The care for al taf
tninSs Is more democracy ma AeHs aSH1@~
The r,catpessl ......,..--.
csrd xrSic1rAL AND LOCAL REFORM.
. ~ IA AF,3
, 1869-10-15

Ever uatinn thai bar outlsed ne ioli5 o. Eso.
Il eli on eAs neknnnl nlclscd ~ lcnKtn anAs 49,
i'd Of sbauaou proiecticb+ ~ Is ~ ottcn alssess'
r<c+ q Ac sts h&d isulI Il 50 profitable taat see
, 1869-10-15

The 11.tJ.sixtn and Etfht5-shtoi 1ianots m
,an,r1 held seun5sns at Monmouth oa the ssh
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-05-06
rahesapeake & Ohio RaiIroad.

w s.. NlNIEE SCHEDU LE.-On and after
the FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868, the passenger
trains will run as follows ~
NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and Staunton
daily Except Sunday and between Staunton and
Covington tri-weekly-yiz Leave Richmond at T. Is
A. M. and arrive at Staunton at % P. NJ Leave
Staunton at 9.35 A. NJ. and arrive at Richmond
5.25P. NJ Fb a3t
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Covington at s. 10 A. NJ and arrive at Staun-
ton at go A. NJ. Leave Staunton at 353P. H..
and arrive at Covington att. SIS P. NJ.
10 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Richmond
and Charlottesville ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. Leave Charlottesville at 4
A. NJ. and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. Al,
Leave Richmond at $50 P. NJ. and arrive at Char
lottesville at P NJ
The Mail Train connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria,
and Manassas railroads for ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, N. YORK,
LfNCHBURG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOOGA,
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS. MONTGOMERY,
MOBILE, &c. AtStaunton with atages for LEN
1NGTON, N AT U RA L BRIDGE. HAIR
RlSSONBURG, WINCHESTER sc. At Goshen,
with stages for LEXINGTON Natural Bridge.
&c. AT Millboro, with stages for BATH ALUM.
WARM, HOT, and HEALING SPRINGS. At
Covingon, with stages for White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg, Charleston, SC. :. g.
.-.. JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
OCT 1T General Ticket Agent