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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

An exchange says that a farmer
cured his daughter of the Greeian
Bend by throwing water on her aud
then laying her in the sun till she
warped back to the old place again.
Afflicted parcRts will please notice.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES

There are no remedies 30 wei and fsvorAhiy
known as "Household Remedies" AS DR.. Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, stomach Btters and Diood
rilA, and no family should be W thout thom. -
liorsh,scr Myers, Sole Agents,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
ELEVEN YEARS

otENperlence with a constantly increasing de.
mawi Tor Robaeks Medicines Is sufficient az
acknowledgement OF their intrinsic mvFit, and
places thom the very first IN rank for curing the
diseases Cor which they are recommended SOLD
by all Druggists, hershiser Myers, Sole
Agouts.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

Tho Zoresvile Courier says that a
poor cripple, named Joel Streets,
died few days ago in the Muskiug.
um Coeoty iuarmary, or cuusump-
ton. While there, il alleges, he was
fed on salt pork aud stale bread
food utterly unsuitable for con.
sumptive. After his death it was
found that the coffin which had been
provided for his body was too short,
The widow was thon asked to allow
tho crooked right leg of the dcceas.
ed to be cut eff. She refused, and,
with her sou, was forced out of tho
room, Tho door was then locked, n
cloth hung over tho kcyhole, and the
troublesome leg ham strung with a
pocket knife, Still, the body could
not be forced into the coffin, and a
new one was procured. In this the
corpse was put, and the remains then
sent to Mrs, Streets house. The ed
itor of the Courier says that no saw
the romans, and invited his city
readers to examine thcm for them.
selves, and thus verify the truth of
his statements. We have read the
irightiul revelations Of tho Board Of
State Charities, but their report en-
bodies nothing moro cruel aud revolt.
ing than the instance recorded above
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
DINNER PILLS.

Al persons of bilious habits, after eating or
driokins too lreely will hndgteat relief m the
use OF Dr. Rob lck's Hood Pills, they aid diges-
uon by stimulating the stomach, thus avoiding
thv vain, nausea, sour eruc tations, &e which fol-
low from eating too heartily, nershiseV Myers
Sol Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
DIRECTORS.

BUYs AND SELLS COIN AND GOVERNMENT
Bonds and pays interest on Coupons at maturity
ian.lzu.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
DON'T GROW OLD

There ia no necessity for premature old a,e,
use hobNck's stomach bittefs, it gives vitsii,v
any eiasuSiV by tnvlgorating cv a, ergAn ~
''N sVu9' hs'seiseF Myers, SOLE Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
DISEASES OF TIE SKIN.

nlt sores, ErnptioUs, Cubneous Diseases or
Diseases Of the S&'n, an readily suconInb n the
wonderiul lndnenco OF Dr. Rohark's Blood Puri.
er, stomach OitteEs aud BlO0d Pills, nershi.ey
r Myers. Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06
DROPSY

And Dropsical Swellings, are always relieved and
oftcu permanently cured by the Alternative chcct
which the timely use of Robacks Blood Purifier
when taken In conjunction with Robiclt's Blood
Pllls, Is sure to produce. llershlser n Myers,
Sole Agents
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

N. $50 Bowery. MAX BArERSD0RFER co: sell
tLIs day House Furnishing Goods Gro Stoves
Heaters; opportunity Catalogues at auc:ioneers
o0ace 39J Eowcry.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUcTTON-AT rHR
w nanaion stables of Seventh and Forty
ssscnd street Saturday Jan lsss sti O'Clock n the
the late Henry Lyon; he hns chestnut sorrs about
10y hands high. years old, fne style and action and can
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

ToR sALE-THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS
II Printer, Herald ohlcs.
UoR SALE oHEAP-TEN HORSE ENGINE AM
Boiler compact and excellent, nearly new, In thorougl
order; extra ShAfting, Pipes, Pumps, Tanks &C.
d. TAYLOR. 60 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A r % SIXTH AvENUE-LApIEs AND GENTLEMEN,
a n wish 10 receive the highest price for your
Castor Clothing, Carpets, Furniture Jewery, &C., the best
you can do 10 call send note 70 MARKS 90 sixh
avenue. Ladies' attended BY Mrs MARKS True you win b
dealt with 10 your satisfaction and benefit
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
"A ssIGNEE's SALE
n of Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers' Stock.
NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,

VIII sell this january Rt II O'clock,
the premise: l3 Fulton street $ Stock
brac0s all kinds OF ne rosewood walnut mahogany and
pAror, Chamber, Dining Room and Library Suits covered In
brocate fancy and plain reps all first class furniture and
will be pcrcmptory sold whou full description
catalogues morning of sale By order Of w. Mortimer Esq,
Aaniouoe.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

->~>-~<-~-s
heo GENUINE AHD PERHArs UNrARAILELED
TRIUMPHANT yINDICATT0N
POPULAR AMUSEMENT IDKAt
SOMETHING REALLY 0OODl
POPULAR AND MODERATE PRICE6t -
PERFECT ORDER AND APPOINTMENT9l
AND SUCCESS WITH THE NEW YORK PUBLTC -
ASSURED.
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS
Orderly lovers ladies' gentlemen ana
Shndrs1 sRIaCE hscs y,s1'sa cF AMUSEMENT
sIncs ry ~ as1gsTaMalnSn w, .s YoU Of NJ
MrLTIFARIOUs ATTRACTIONS AND PLkAslNW At
POINTMENTS. The scope Of this advertisement WIZ nos
sA-'' sTARTLiNG ACT UPON STARTLING ACT.
SONG, DANCE AND GAYETY.-
GORGEOUS SCENERY gPLENDlD COSIun E5l
PLEASING NoyELTY DEL5GHTFuL nn SDkRouNDiN0s'
GAZE ArusAHT aps1fOono ANp bnoRLASs oYisfER ROOMS
NOW OPEN.
NEW PROGRAMME FOR nOnDAY
ROBERT MACAIRE.
e 0'AAi ritz woNDR0us vrcToRELLrA
MARIE BONFANTl
AND THE GRAND BALLET. orrs
.uscz T4H nSURLEsQuEE EHS GosFaNy; sfasU ;rABLEAux
THE % BIRTH OF TfIE NEW YEAR,
THE TWO GRAND ORCHEsTRAS.
Admission, 50 reserved orchestra circle oV ccn
extra; reserved orchestra chairs 81 extra . = u~ Z,
GRAND MATINEE NEXT sATURDAY AT TWO; -
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
CLOTHING.

Al LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RECEIVE
full value In cash for Cast on Clohinp. Carpets, &C.,
By calling addressing EDWARD MILLER. ID5 Seventh
avenue, near NnetecDth street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20
H'~-~-E----~ ~-~---'--=-----'--- -
FOR SALE.

A r PRIVATE sALE-s32 BLOCKS ITALIAN MARBLE,
"A superior quality and sizes, cargoes Of ships Adehe
Reynolds Guaerio and Ruth just landed, comprising O.
A. 7. b. and other favore marks for sale on favorable
terms BY AUGUSTUS TABER BRO, Importers 9S Water
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A TWELVE HoRsB ENGINE, BOILER, AC.. ron
N sale cheap Can BE- running the wood yard on
Casson avenue. near kyrte Brookyn. Ask for Georxs
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A-A-WOoD MANN PORTABLE AND srATIONAR
"A Knsinea the best and cheapest IN tie market; sso GO
Pulsys, Betting Saws 30. Wareroomh 9 Liberty stree
New York. HAMPS0N 4 COPELAND.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

NJ. CRIsTALAR AUCTIoNEER.-PIANoFoRTE
IA. TO pay advances. BY A. N. c. SON. No.. Park
place. between Church and Broadway this January
@ at O'Clock precisely octave Grand Piano forte BY
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

DY CAMPBELL 4 co, AvCTI0SEERS-WILL SELL
ID this day at 10 ocosk at 6 Blcecker street. corner Ian
business entire valuable Lease together with
good Stock and complete fine Fixtures OF that old
prominent Liquor Store. viz :-Fine English Ale
Pumps silver plated Glassware fine Bar Fixtures and
Counters, with water improvements shevings, Cases
nue EngrHvings Paintings Furniture &C. Will offer the entire
lot; II disposed Of vii then close out In lots
complete running order and worthy
attention Liquor men, buyers, spectators and dealers
specially In tied Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

ATE. MfNTzs, LATE or SIXTH AvErUE.-LADIES
"a and een wishing 70 di.pose Of cason ClcshieE rurn
urc Carpets. Ac please call address ". niETz, In
Seventh avenue, three doop south of Tweuyars street.
Ladies' waited on by Mrs. Mints
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

AT ess BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH srREEr.--
senensn's Wearing kppsrs Diamones ana Jswsiry. La
dies waited upon by Mrs. Cssbberg
, 1869-02-25

thought eome *sy should be devised 10 protect
the minority g: sleek Of NV rai1toad.
NJ e. ChiLDs ~ 4. ftad It was strange thst NJ MI
shsn he S e.
tend The Terms Of ofics Of nearly all the Chicago
oiaeers. TIE laE Tas necessary. and he trst1nctd
se n.a s GsafR y s III p9s
Aoad. He trn.ied The. hill would nos b.
tss9osmmilttd; 9 The Principle ras we'll understood
ihs lahic.
VIA VIA Of ote COMPANY, but vas the result Of the
.us Ts IN e II nos IT, nfs sn.ls ras Ts
rat'nge Of tie t!Ir htndcred consolidation and
a!aea eempt utton ind was not opposed By stn'
Ths ssafer. nr. conw1v. ta,a Tho bin com.
rerced isee!lso big Judgment 4 necessary for
,hc Lso:cetion Of tne Wsss. liz was moi
e 10 s..c hu va In WsieS' th.sc
sH:H Sew io:k s!og. obtalnot Temporary control Of
wat1n 1n Et sn nd
Tr.ey. whom be did moi know and from whom ho
htu aeked no flrese. Dnt he had ontm.nsReh
t6S Nsw York msn snd dircctea n ,ul'or'an:
tho foaa. ue thought they must eco tho ntccs-
ptfttason lot the protection OF Western lnirscs.s
hr. noss, 0! Fnltnn. nreed tho sdoption OF
wvfu!d vute lof ihc bill: us had met railroad
.res.ufc wcnii he en- ms.t . ittqaisous, ~ 'S' "
kr. 10Y was sht,ttod that tho bill was 10.
minded II thc stocs hoders nd ill who hsd any
freely Unrest their mercy.
TSs o',oa iS q q sae tsee ~, The motion to
1ho vote W. ts4cn Of iha ps.ssss u tho Bit,
ftA1itfnR Jr1f. ii nAJt, II. hs fullUN3t
, 1869-02-25

Reported Sncccas Of lhe Span1sh
Fosce1-GcneFal Dulco AddfesaoA Tho
Volunteers Sugar nannfac'uTcrs.rs Ne.
mAkd d -Irun- Clads at Key
West.
HAVANA. Feb. ~ The naral expedition to Il
eatioEs erected there by the insurgents wetc nrat
oombesded BY tue tleet. The roops were then
rebels withdrew and zeues,ed Into tho country.
4 permanent Rafslaon Of EegnlaEe wa Lett In The
On Sunday two battal.ons Of troops marched
from Ii Guaraja to the relief Of Puerto Pflnelpe.
Captain General D11cc yesterday addressed the
e1sSrt The snen q 1antsn or ofdet snd
i1rRo number 0. rebel prisoners hsvs been
sura1 ma1utAct1fers demand relief from the
rurdets Of taxation. aud protection for theis pro-
due,e, which the7 complain have decreased one
The hrtnta adroeases the rc-eztsslishnans O.
Ssw Yo1K Feb. "A HararA despatch stYs
great excitement exists there rel..lve 10 Il an-
LouEecneut Of two iron elAds being At EeT
tsbhsned aud thcit decisions viii pe carried
ont.
Three thoas.rd Spanish troops Leave Havana to-
day for the interior Of cabs.
Thirty .eix sugar cane fields in one district. 2nd
several Hhoe planias1ona IN others, aase been
Al c1pstiuou oi : :uo r7er h.s sailed from Suc.
vita. to operate against the rebels at GnansA and
Puerto pr1ncioe.
i new export duty l. hereatter to be levied
upou The products or the i.14nd. In order TO In
creaAe it, teTetre 10 meet tie extraordinary ex.
ptnses Of The war.
HAVANA, Feb. 2t-Eyenlrg.-Aceount fscn,
Santiago are unfssoraole: The eho;csa 10 not
apatiu2 and the insurgetts arc plunde,ing AID
deaHuJ,pg plant a1ik ns-
The keso!utiocaly GtneFal. Fizucrd has Issued
r+1tct orders 10 his e1hcttlEa'ee to respscs al
nroaerty ind estates owned by French citizens.
sre.sft1oiog has CONNIE need On few pl.nta
tons In The Santiago .kt1sc3, but it 10 rot az
| ibis eeAEOn-
Amertcan provisions are wanted On tho planta
| tops tn >eayItot. G!bsa SID Manzanttlo-
With few e1eep'tors csre grinding Il not CON
/ ueuced On these Plantations.
| RE Captain General has iseusd proc1sna.1or
I 1unpottnR additional export and Import duties,
| Sugar quiet; tu5tfs demand reduction !; oderi
| wete made At ion reals for No II.
, 1869-02-25

not,k nffIa ACTED or.
aoute o!lis OF ioKa fesatrf wcro nEco up ao1
tas t.ao"1a9' "lAo otue4s' "efe Put Ii IN ofo'
at4at.
70 incorporate fekin 10 amend rue ufAn4Rc
~, 70 Etotposa'e Jeos:son- n Gook -oautT
" lIcu!poaAtt Zee 11Atu CooncA y osNocmene
ASAr! eoc e93s 10 1ecotposA1e tQe 11aa 6 NlasAe.
T.!,s ko.a 70 psev!da fo: t1sSs5 q
Ea,ea9o: 10 c1osc!!dtte eeftah toRrsnips Ia
Gfok TOMMY tehoo1 purposes: 70 attooaze
Chicago 70 Issue bonds tos Ea'eE sewerage AID
eehool purposes 70 al The poaclas Monument
AssocAE9u TO neotp31ate INC Chsclgo Ametlc u.
EST ltttsn atd Chlua Coupao5 to osEa1t1e
and refn'ate the nu.tuses q life a.
snIanee; 10 amend act regulating t, Wafe
hopeemen; 70 increase tue capital
ssoek q toe Sihs GhsaSo Gss sonpany; 70 insarpo.
ttte ne a.. claN = Catoudeles Bridge Co@paai
to eecto ttase Las allc and Per1 10 incorporate
tne Ltrh'u!5 g.rsd Coup ~ Of ,;h1etSo to sacof-
po5ate me Dans1le Tu.cola h4'lfoaa ConPAo
ano tae Jsekeou!li!e s oafo Hatlro1o CoUptny'
1ne following e'Is were acted On eepasaselss
RA,,HoAp BILLS.
TIE hill IN ,norvo ,he act u.oy1d,oe 10, 4 eec.
crA sst,e,n CT r,ilrosa coIpaatiors ~ d1vtairc
JurnrYt :. mo ,trs rIeases srd tiated 10 be-
IN lie d the psessEt 1aanaKe1o mi oi fhs
, 1869-02-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, Fet. n.
HENATE

cnHk1r1kE nxr0Rrs.
Mr. TRUTHFUL, fr.m Commtltec on tho .tu.
chn'g'd from furtbcr consideration Of ths po-
titf1b- etc. ApktnR IrcislAttou to meet c1lating
t,atc Of alln'rr In GrorRla.
Tfe Till tn provide 4 mnfc efficient Rorefnmcnt
ior Mi+tIta,p1, sad tho bill! eupptemcntary 70 the
tct 10 abolish tho '5etrm Of rcouasn 10 New Mex
itu atsi ottrr ptffa e tho United Htatrr. AtlH a
n, inu'lsl sRhtntl tho chanHo III tho bankrupt
Nj TKuMnl'iL> from ,nc ssmo committee. re.
ported ad'cfsrly the b1l' to .denno fcloEir" and
In United statth tnntts. On itr ground that &hr
1hit cts 0G Tho iii! ato sltcsJ crowded for IN the
tihtnsrr Alfo, adversely 10 tho Till 10 trrsctvu
ihc purity Ut elections fl the Territories, % tho
ground that thrto u noi ou3leitns tline At this
pcaBIun 10 cnis tlAih II.
T1tE y uARRAunAH CLAIM.
Nj. WILL AMn. tom thr Committee on Fri-
satr Land !a,sns. made az adverse tcpoE. eiened
Aet;atsaghnp. liz Aald tho senator from, Louiai-
Ana tkc'lsgE1, aud thc Srtn.os from south caro-.
l!n1 tsn~St.>, wpa!" taakt a fAsornnto frpott mp
OIL the Claim. and that a. The senator from i1rIa.
ware ll]ayasd). deetned 10 tavs anything to do
With ihn matter. the committee wrso 7Io to
arrive IT any ds c,sIon. au therefore leave 1t
wholly to the actin ii The Senate.
nlscELlAxzoCs.
Mf. SHERMAN CAIlcu up tho b!ll 10 admit free
Of duty philosophical hpplrssus. books and charts
Nj. COSkLlEG moved 10 sd. land chimes Of
bcis Of ktnda not made in this eoupsly.'
M1. GRIN Es orpoerd the Amendment aud the
bill. and, after bslcf discussion, the bill Was
The bill to anthe Eize the sclcetton Of site for
Territorial prison III 1dAno parsed.
TIE corrER TAHITI vE1o.
4 metR8ce from the trrs1dcnt OF the untttt
Statre WAS received and read, Tttotnc the Copper
TarlI bill. The bill then paascd BY the folio F1cG
, 1869-02-25

tnrine- II. rnrnber nf infantry rrpinents IN thgr
e',ha XIV ~ nn,,s.rs.nt - 80 T@srs WIN
fc1in1 mi mon, I'm InfantrT recimer.ts and
pr1yfdtnr that Yht Prrtfnent sslI conaotidate the
fernc, T. AZ randy "A the Ytdutr6ro ents nj thn
pnhiic .e1vico Wni q INIT Aefeed 10.
aareed to. siT,iinv eui tEe p7o1ition against
R1eeP yetsa c
III. sUaNKR moved to Id ~ additional eec.
t!on authorizing h. secretary Of tho Tfsesnry 10
p hs @ s9 e fne
tti,e, then itcudiur Maize. Tor ino United Slater
dur1tg tie var of lS12-lsl5
wss tubstantial!y q prtvs:e claim, be 'ns for tic
ben, t Of Railroad compapy. xpd thst, :b:tcr,r
II could rot under Tic rt,ic. be- lacked on to The
claim lain Of ststs. w.sIo, a psivste Gns d public
claim. What fo proposcd WIS tnat The scuato
account due to Ma.sncGpec,,a for tcrr!cca dnr1pR
tho ar Of 1912 ana the ouceltou OF the Iusuce 0f
The cl11m OF the pfoprietY Of providing for II IN
Mss.aehptctis lid vcneEousiy appioprla'cd tho
proceeds Of The claim to thr cDis,fuction ol
verI Important failroat. bY whIch tho general H..
y? Ku ls'n 1Saa So og oa Private
Land Clal,na, pfcecnird = report aigncd ,y him.
telf md Nj. KrlloxR, !aytras!c IL lho c!a!n of
kr: .nEi.a.N thouRht the amendment to Tho
cnurctin was not in orJer.
Ms FEahENDEN thok tic opposite view ana
"hta 1he Heaa1c LODE "set.
EVENING hEsstoa'
Nj, f.d iNS hGtmf1oHr nf rnssnn r." nm,,,c
ou M'lltsty Affair.". esllod up the following bills
atM ~ tc.9tutlous = htth Wess passed:
LEO uouao bl!l pfot1dlnE thht bfofat commits.
fone foRll onl{ % 1eanea III t1pe OF war: Joint
fffnln'ioh authorizing tho SECRETARY Of War 10
,sko notssss'on q tsc National ccmesarcs at An'
, 1869-02-25
a Form Of Suffrage Amend.
ment Agreed Upon in
Committee of Confer
eQc6,
Final Passage Of the Copper
Tariff Bill Over the
Presidents Veto.
Schenck's Bill to Strengthen
the Public Credit Passed
In the House.
Tho National Bank Bill Like.
~ to Fail at this Session.


rnEaiDrhT CHANTS ylsirnHa.
GencsI GRAFT Il kee. lastly engaged n hls
Headquarters from balf psst o'clork In the forc'
noon Until era O'Clock III Tho aftcInuon, two
hours, from II 10 O'Clock, ,br!ug devoted 10 tue
reception Ut <tsitor&, aud during tue limo tne
room IL crowded. A1nuEG ttr r'rtso's thers Afc,
OF con1c, o largo number Of on'ce-stckcts and
friends Of rsr'"us applicant. I'll anxious
to ett sht'f application 10
f,fsl but they Invariably mccl
viii tormn' rrecp,'.n from tho urncrs'. Eos
Cniy il hp inpottnncd conttant1y bJ of1to'tcck.
crs hut tnrtnbcss Of lte easE hro daily receiving
nany letters from paft1ce IN ra1'ons rirts OF tho
country. rrqucstng thris jL1uence for on1cc.
Tho .ct srtncn. 1ctng oilecss of Tho sfn'y. ray no
x.seuiton 10 rurh io.ltrs. Tho ucntral 10
qno'tlot'rd EonFl3 h, persons who Gail
thought abont fos this " thnt position, bnt 10 IL.
clhea 10 Rtxo any lafo' '!nnt!on In taet. tho inr'
trra Of hfs as&H who arc most intimate with lin,
Att Qnttn N Mueh III the dark ~ anybody ~ u
contemplated apponsnlrnit.
ruA ALAsKA nRtnEmf chxkitTRn
Aarc ntfnek rnte. The repnst tsorUs h.atth - tho
sscls devs.oped ard 9case the l1oase aad the pab-
lie 10 draw IT. o~n conclusion. It will EhoH that.
beyond tho - 0U0 paid to + clty paper for Ad.es'
t1stng space. and tho connection OF ono cor.
Respondent ~!th the a!la1s. 80 nc~spa}es q Its
representative received, OF sought TO receive,
xnS moEey OF other confederation 10 favor OF the
project. The evidence Of Painter and Stanton II
given Ia full, and every man Is left tree TO decide
between the1t ilal1y contradictory statements.
Tho su az came 10 the surface WHEN II was pFopoa'
cd to condemn tue practice IT employing
agents, attorneys, correepotdents and acrspsp:ra
to tntneucc ieEielation, half the committee going
against ibis as beyond thctr authority. No coz.
Clueion II Jet reEched.
rArsAG1 or EcukFcE's r1HAEdb I'LL.
The aet,on Of the Hcuec to day on Schcuck's
bill has given healthy nnsn .al tone to the titu
1tjon. Tic Eectlon leEAiiz!ng gold contracts wa.
thought ty many nembers, in view Of the recent
deei.tou OF the Supreme Court, to be unnecessa-
~, but IL WIS carried by % 10 IL The other section
declaring that Zoe sre payable IN coin AZ soon
~ Greenbaeks arc equal 10 GOLD, WIS carried by
1s9 to 81. The Democrats sho voted for It
Hefe:
BaSnum. ChaEd}e1, Gfosshtenntr,
Hubbard {Conn.), Phelps, Tabef-6.
and tie Republicans who yoted ssairst II
, 1869-02-25
Neto punltr :'tton.
The Fayorite Religious Paper.
THE ADVANCE.
Contents Of No. Is, Of date Feb. 81, 1869.
Il oAF1TAI NUMBER.
CONTRIBUTIONS.

CONTRIBUTIONS.
h1 d tees: rhHEsrfs Haa !! Ss 2y1ssntfoS Ist SaT
pxEgfY sstHstas 81 sAa1 + 4 xs IN.
Maat !, q !; shat yss sas sspa
"f2?h SsFsk9 = 1HE q
S:ss RS. :.:. .;s
soGE HEoGisyKs Or A aocp npxE-y Ee..
rnomss l; saspnsn. Ann hsFein an ia@dcnt
5ss fa9 92s;4;:Ss?esysR1
sfi9sti +: G;fa
~ ,,t,r.e n ian Nichols AsleaasoH sns1kht tuto
9Hski2 ssSa tRr ErHsicu-p5 Her. 1t.rs II. Wilson.
sTkrriE9 MEAvEswAMD-ny Mr.. 8. rrsnt'ss.
soakTsu tses! 1tfff S SIsSy IIPsfs
4: Az, tts''aa' Tho slsh' VI Course. VII ~aas 10
EDITORIALS.
ugF. GRAST AND THE ruL1rrc1aHa-Aa soucst
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, 1869-02-25
TENNESSEE,
Meeting of She TtnneAEte River I'm.
provement Committee nj Chattanooga
-QeleRates Present from Six StQkea.

Meeting OF she Tenneaste River Tm-
provsment Committee nj Chattanooga
Delegates Present from Six States.
special Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tibnac.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Feb. at.
The Tennessee Rtstr improvement Convention
met At 10 o'clock this 1norni1g 10 the City usl.
snd organized by c1cc,ing RI Governor Pattoa. Of
Ala-nma, temporary Chairman. Governor Patton
made thcft Rdureaa referring TO the work
lzcaJy accomplished at Mulc1c 5noas. and thej e.
eiued succCAs which bus attended the work this
ruorth. nt tho cc'ehtntcl rapid known as the
"Auck" below this cIty.
Tic COMMITTEE on Permanent Organization fc.
President. Governor Il. y. la;iock. Of Gsurgi
Vice frcslocnts. Nrp ncn Afnold|a1d u 1lb1rt .ol
Georgia; General D.. ", EAkucY,
and ". Il. Figurcs, Of Geor0i.. Coloust II. X.
u.td, u. q, hntn nbefIain and L. uuvllo. I'm.
ncPr.c: F. D. Moore, Virginia; .. ii. Winchcs'
ter, Ptt1ey:yanla.
tu1on. ". 3. CAV. chle. IEnE,nccr Of tbc In
pfoYcmehi. 1rlisrgrt III address 10 tho conrcn'
tiup. descriptive nf tho top graphical md RGelu-
ricAl features tf tho Tcnnpseao f1lIoY. AID Tho
ohatActcs " overcome. std thu ltnpostnaeu VI Tue
work 10 lhe future growth oE tho CctJn South
cFn States.
Tho atvrnoon scAslou was occupied In eona!d
s!ing fotuint,tna introduced hy tho eor1Initt"c
al i ~ Nlldftssrs f7utn uissiBKu!slcd Kcntl.mvt
1heto arr drIecsics prctcnt from six B.a.ct, ant
Tho yft ateat lntcIcst IL naniftst In Tho work.
u.rTnutih1 ~!ll lu p!ctcEtu1 to couKfces c11boty
| !IK tie wlrhcs Of ito eoIrent!on.
, 1869-02-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Prceress on the ChtsaR-, Rock Island
d Pacific Railway.

COUNCIL BLcFrs, lows, Feb. a.
The CHICAGO Rock Island + Pacific Raa1road
construction train II II work At this end Of the
track, going esss to meet the o:her end. The
nr4tCc timber for the road Is al here, acd istee
bsndt src bury. The rcsd will be open through
hY lie III ul April. scct1oR ,ubss f9s ii. MI.
souti River bt1aee sre hero from Chicago and
C,ur,1 natl, Wo1k has camrenccc ca the r-k.
II Of tbe picrs and tho putting up Q! hous"s,
ard the side tr.ets arc comp ctcd 70 convey ms.
tetta1. The temporary bridge Is III! IL running
order. ...
The lee On tia stses 10 thin. md m express
| team broke through IN cfotsing io:oa1. me
| tesn aud Kroda were sATcd, bat Lee l2Ises Wcse
damaged cosnidc14bly.
, 1869-02-25

MONTREAL. Feb. 2+.-Tta.el on the :sllto.as
east sna west IL sttli very nueh oetNns.ea ca @ ac
contt Of euow On the tracks. No t!aln hae ast'sta
or left to-dsy. The sto.e ceased ta.t nleat. out
.Iother l. imminent. The storm u sesy ~ ssss1e 81
Pembroke and IN the lamoeF regions pa t3s o.;a'
Vtn.es viii be coMplet u checked.
, 1869-02-25

NV YoAk, Feb. s4.-steamsh1ps India, ffon
Glasgow, aud City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool,
have arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 2i.-City OF Baltimore, from
New Yor1, has arrived.
LoSpospsnaI, Feb. 2a.-uibemia, non Port
LAID, has arrived
Sxw YoRk, Peb. "a Steamer Colorado, fsom
Liverpool, arrived tonight.