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SENA TOR ROSS AND THE KANSAS AP.
POINT1fENTS

POINTMENIO.
THE griefs and grievances of Mr.. Ross, the anti
impeachment Senator of radical Kansas, were
fully rehearscd in the Senate chamber yesterday
morning. While he denied the current rumors
that he had addressed the President in disre-
spectful language and that he had been poremp-
torily banished from the sacred precincts of the
White House, he confessed that his control over
the appointments in his own State had departed
with the return of his patron saint to the bliss
full shades of Greenville, and that he is poweress
to prevent the decaptation of the ofilce-hOders
who were proud to acknowledge, under the old
regime, allegiance to himself and to Andrew
johnson.
Senator Ross may have forgotten how ready
the great apostate was to ostracize every Repub-
lican who would not support his treacherous
policy, but the people have a lively remembrance
of the infamous manner in which the national
patronage was prostituted during the last admin
istration; and it will be difficult to manufacture
much sympathy for those who, after running
with the hare, are now anxious to bark with the
hounds. The Kansas Senator, as If conscious of
this fact endeavors to make 1t appear that the
dispute in his State is whether good and brave
soldiers of his selection, or unworthy civilians
designated by the faithful Republican Represen-
tatives of the State, shall hold the national
offices within its borders. But he states, with
refreshing candor that the real point at issue is,
whether he shall be driven from political life,
and on this question there will scarcely be a
dissenting voice in the Republican party. As
he meanly betrayed it in the hour of its trial, he
deserves no favors in the hour of its triumph
and the Republicans of the nation will gladly
hail the day when Kansas sends to Washington
a more faithful Senator,
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No reasonable person-not OWN the mo.t
reckless seeker of ofice-wiii claim that undcr
ordinary circumstances, the efficiency of our
civil service could be benefited by such a whole
sale rotation" Experience is quite as valuable
in governmental rs in private business and yet
the system of rotation" aims a necessarily
fatal oioW at all the benefits which can result
from experience. II this were the only objec-
uon 10 the present order OF things, the evils in
herent in our civil service would he Of rom
paratvely trifing Importance But. as Ia well
known, the eagerness for Office which is mani
tested by the class of men attached to each of
the great national parties known as nrofes
sonal politicians, and the prevailing notion
that no party can be assured of present or future
success If the claims OF the professionals are
ignored, result in the selection OF n class of mon
VINO are, as general rule, totally untitled for
hoidlng positions OF responsibility and profit
In addition to this, the uncertain tenure on
which their official careers are based promnts
them to make the best of their opportunities. or
as the old proverb has it, to "Make bav while
the sun shines" All these oa,ses oncrat,y
together have given to the United States the
most corrupt and inefficient civil service tn he
found in the civilized world.
We think, however, it can be claimed for the
new President that he has, in the main, adhered
to the pledges given by him TO the people before
and after his election, to make honesty and fit
ness the standard Of qualification for Office
under the Federal Government II cannot be
denied that he has made some very grave mis-
takes, but it was altogether out of the Question
to expect him to secure in every one of the thou
sand cases which he has already acted the
services of the most upright and capable men
who could be persuaded to accept of slices from
the Federal loaf. And whenever such mistakes
have been made, we have the further pledge
often repeated that the President will not hesi-
tate to undo oil the work that has been badly
done, as soon as he is made aware of his mis-
takes.
The circumstances under which President
Grant entered upon Office present some pallia-
ton of the evils which would ordinarily result
from the system of rotation" and a strong JUS
tification of wholesale removal. Andrew John
sons offlce-holders were certainly about the
most depraved, as a class, that have ever been
inflicted upon a long-suffering people; and if a
wholesale cleaning out has been justifable or
expedient at any period in our history that
period Is the present. But, despite all this, the
system is intrinsicaly wrong, and not until it is
swept away may we expect a civil service tho
roughly honest and capable and fit to be brought
into comparison with the civil services of Eng
land and the other nations of Europe.
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and that would be gain in itself. We there-
fore announce ourselves in advance as opposed
to any corrupt nominations for the Legislature,
and we will oppose them in word and deed.
The time for change has come, and we trust
that effective reforms will be speedily inaugu-
rated by the formation of such club as that re-
Gently started in Massachusetts,. II 1t is not
formed, we will have to make ourselves a reform
club, and do what we can to supplythe needs of
honesty and the people.
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nk3y~ REV. John T. GRACEY WILL Lee
r1,,,T TURE in TABERNAoIE M r. nc 0HyRn0HH, ELE; LIZ
sssH sSGy g anS 81 on Ss ooun
and People % India First fngX 1o ana
Why they believe it. Aduits Tickets 20 9ep.s vn
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MEssRs DAVID Dows X co.
NEW YORK Anrl 10 1890
HERRING, FARRELL a SHERMAN,

HERRING, FARRELL Il SHERMAN
No. 25i Broadway
Gents:-on the night OF the 22d ultlmo our store
No. 20 South street. was entered and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon your safes In our
counting-room.
The key to the safe in which we kept our securities
was locked inside of our fire-proof book SAFE the
doors of which were literally cut to peces from this
they obtained the key to the other safe anu opened
1t. Fortunately we had one OF your Burglar-Proof
Bankers Chests inside, in which valuables were
deposited. This they went to work at with will.
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it. The night dark and stormy
and the fact OF their knowing where key was
kept shows that their plans well matured They
tried wedging the door and body OF the Chest and
the faithful safe bears evidence of the labor and skin
devoted to the work. All was useless and is with
great satisfaction report that upon opening IL we
found our securities all SAFE and can therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You win please send the new safe purchased nv no
TO our countinghouse, and take the old one TO sho
that safes are sti manufactured worthy OF the
name. DAVID Dows a On
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IT Is APPARENT, from the interviews which have
taken place at Washington between President Grant
and members of the Society of Friends, that the
Northern superintendent of Indian Affairs will be
chosen from some member of the society in our own
CITY, One of the most prominent persons named
for 1t must be understood that there are no direct
appcants-is Henry Bentley, member OF the Race
Street Meeting. He is lifelong and consistent
"Friend" in the most strict sense OF the term.
Although OF ample fortune, he has been engaged for
many years in enterprises requiring close personal
attention and business habits. He was the founder
and constructor of the city telegraph system in New
York, and is now General Manager Of the City De
partment of the Western Union Lines in this city,
During the war he travelled through the Southern
and Southwestern States, and the battle-felds of
Roanoke Island and Shiloh extended that quiet AID
to the suffering for which the members of his
society are noted. He was an unobtrusve personal
friend OF President Lincoln; has never sought nor
held office; and belongs to that class OF men who
while they avoid the shoals OF politics. still appre-
cate all the duties of citizenship. The appointment
of men of this class, with sufficient wealth to place
them above corruption, with principles above the
reach OF ''rings," and with feelings OF humanity
which have been part OF their education will go far
10 remedy our Indian troubles
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HkSg~ INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE
80. The Meetings of the PENNSYLVANIA SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHERS INSTITUTE, now in progress at
SECOND and SHIPPEN Streets. ~
l THIS "wednesday EVENING, at o'clock;
How 10 Reach the Childs Mind."-Rey; g. T. EaGhes
Home Blessings from the Sunday School H. o.
Trunbull . m, -.
Practical Work for Our Smallest chiidren"-Re Ed
ward Eggleston. ,.o..oa
General exchange IDEAS in three minute addresses
the Inhtitute III
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

As-. ORPHANS COURT SAIlE.-ESTATE OF
EA;E Elizabeth NJ. Wood, deceased. Thomas *
sons Auctioneers. Pursuant to an order OF the
OrDhans' Court for the City and County OF Philadel-
pha, will be sold at public sale on TUESDAY, May u,
isGe at ~ O'Clock, noon, at the Philadephia EX-
change the following described property, late OF
Elizabeth NJ. Wood, deceased, ylz:Irwo n frame ne
dwellings, Lancaster Turnpike road And also, all
side of the Lancaster Turnpike road at the distance
of "a feet nOrthwestwardly from the northwest side
~ Crammond street, in the district OF West Phla-
denhia: containing in front said turnpike road l6
feet and extending in depth enthusiastically, be-
ttxeen lines at right angles with the said turnpike
road ON the northwest line thereof 81 feet inches,
and on the southeast line thereof "a feet inches to
tnrnnike yoad; southeastwardly by ground now or
iatn pf Anna L. c. Duncan; southwestwardly by said
Union street, and northwestwardly by ground for
merly of John Cochran.
by the Court oe,ppu N,pc,,py. c,o.,.o =
NORRIS HOLDEN, Administrator
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers.
AotB1s Nos 189 and 14l =. FOURTH Street.
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nay MIDNIGHT MISSION.-A PUBLIC
Meeting in behalf of this pssi9n VII Be & bfd % Pet
EPIPHANY, corner Of FIFTEENTH and oHEasNsUT a Nut
Streets nj o,clock Addresses be expectea from
the Rev e q TGPoRGE Il MiNGINS, of New York Rey A.
a. WILLITS b. d. Rev: GEORGE d. ,boAaRDmii,AN, On, n,
made. - ~
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CABLE TELEGRAM announces that Hohen-
lohe, the Prime Minister of Bavaria made re-
markable speech yesterday on the Bavarian Edu-
cational bill, in which he denounced the Ency-
clical letter of the Pope contrary to the spirit
of the age He is evidently determined to follow
in the footsteps of Count Won Beust, of AUSTRIA
in throwing off ecclesiastical trammels upon
popular education. Bavaria contains two
Roman Catholic universities and one Protestant
university, and there are elementary schools in
all the parishes of the kingdom, which all chill
dren are compelled by law to attend. The pre-
sent difficulty probably arises from difference
of opinion in regard to the manner in which
religious instruction is to be intermingled with
secular information, and the protest of Hohcn-
lobe is significant indication that hereafter the
legal authorities of the kingdom will possess
exclusive control over this subject without refer
ence to the views or the wishes of the Pope.
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nSq- I. o. o. F.-MEDAL.--I. o. o. F.
W. The Commemorative Medal (TWO 1NQHES n
authorized by the Joint Committee OF the Grand
Lodge and Grand Bnoempment Of Perpsylysnia l. y o.
is now ready delivery, and be had on apphoa-
ton to JOHN j. SCHELL Secretary Of the O9mmtttee,
No 10 South THIRD Street, to whom al orders from
that others selling what are called the mn.
the only authorized MEDAL issued by the l. ~ O.F
'-o VIZ JAMES BINGHAM, JR,
1tefrowSt Chairman.
N.Y. JAMES E. MU RDOCH Esq,
viii read for the benefit Of
NINETFENTH STREET NJ f. CHURCH,
AT CHURoH,
NINETEENTH AND POPLAR STRkETS,
THURSDAY EVENING, April g. 1869.
Tickets 50 cents For sale at the door. tHswN'
Hay" o
CITY TREASURER,
JOSEPH N PEIRSOL,
Subject to Democratic Rules. 8 iTu
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CLOTHiNC.
The Prodigal Son on the Back Track

The Prodigal Son on the Back Track.
The prodigal son
Game back n run.
said he II think II is vretched fun
To do more have done :"
His knees were out, and his coat torn.
And altogether he looked forlorD.
His buttons were off, his pants were split,
And bus clothes were all of suoh horrible fit
And this was the way he looked 90 odd, he
Had purchased clothes that were made Of shOddy.
And now" said he, 'its foolish and rash.
used to deal at the GREAT BRoWN HALL.
And now I've been to the places all
Where they say they keep,
Better goods than at GREAT BROWN HALL;
And I've looked around
And Mt great cost found
That they're neither cheaper nor better at all I"
And the prodRal wiped away tear,
And said Look here, my friend look here,
Hereafter I'm coming all the more
To buy at ROCKHILL WILSON'S store.
For on what they tell you you can depend
And what they sell you is good to the emo.
And I'll never buy any more clothes at al q,
Once in q long long WHILE old customer wsnders of
elsewhere for a little while; but he finds what mis-
take he made and back TO buy at the cheapest
of all cheap prices, the unsurpassed Clothing mads
Great Brown Stone Hall
ROCKHlLL & WILSON,
NOS. 603 AND COS chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
, 1869-12-11
INDIANA.

yhiskcy Caxe-Hualneas HcFoTo lhc
United states Circuit Court nt In
dlnnnP0fts-Conl Miners, SsFako-
Murderer RcpFtcvcd.
Spec1Al Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
1xp1&xlroL1s, Dec. TO-
In the Case ot The United States vA. ". D.
Durkha,u, Charles u. Burkhau1, and Alex. Dasher,
which has teen IN prosrcss In the United States
Court for several days, and Il Al action on dis
the detcndsnta for sl1,2s4. The evidence
disclosed the fact that The owner OF the at4tilery
II Cambridge CITY, who was the principal on the
bond, htd gone In company with the government
SsOTeGetrer, and the Inspectors, McsarA Seed-
ban 2nd ConkliD, In hr03u 11J1tght, drew the
llqnor into the barrels and had them branded,
niter which the5 shipped them to Chicago. There
the government tax was thcn s. per gnlon, and
the cost Of production 60 cents.
The Lifted States Grand jury for the present
term found 1sh Indictments before the1f nd1oafu-
ntut. Among the caaes to be tried IL one against
y. u. keAeasteE, late proprietor Of the Dates
lector Of the Tnlrd Collection District Of Virginia.
Demand, $1s,H0d.
ms & Ii ntness in the North D.aoch Slope
Atnta. near Tetfe llRute. struck yesterday, IN
constquence OF I notice flom tne proprietor that
dt ductieh Of tttJ pounds per ton woald hereaf-
ter be made ~ an allowance for 9lsck md waste.
it u rr1oted that The minera u Ht1xi Ne1e about
10 follow their example,
Governor Baker has Er1Rted repr3eve to John
E. SteFeEe, Que Of the TcI7c uAutt tnutdeset1
a'tn Of JAnuAfJ. IN order to eve time for hearing
10 appeal which has been taken to the Supreme
Court The appeal Hiu be heard on The 1ssa oi
1A1uAlJ.
, 1869-12-11
Published THIS DAY !:
. THE GATES AJAR.


/. THE GATE AJAR,
By ELIZABETH STUART PHILIPS.
ulussratsd Edit3oa: Viii II fuit pAxe drawings by
Jx2alE Cr111s, engraved b. #. J. LINTON. Tha
ttrt newly set 10 handaeme syps With red ling border
1 7oL ito, cletb, s3,:s Turkey Aa,seeo, t7oh
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS,
The GAfsa Aiar. Roy and Mazy af Pi2y.
Phabcs The Dekik. Hod RapIl4m.
Faiths @ee1lo1. Faiths u isoA-Ni4At.
The ecwkn E.C Circle Deacon q alEk'A = Arx4uaeus
Ablua adah. The Gafden Walk.
a1axY and Fzak. Dscksr bland in liz St ssdy.
Thesf Illustrations u oaee admirable works Of
M aat pictorial 1errts As!oas u Of thr ld
Ing TeEsors and Hetnta f Iss Paefes famous story.
Tn account a ts somewhAt unique character lama
in Amc,!eAn iterltIe. and tic Sress with which
this ed&tie1 hat :dEfet 3hi1 volume Il very
attractive Addtun to the ktisboakA Of the season
, 1869-12-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
The aa Illuminated Christian Year"

Advent, CArtsansaa, Epiphany. Lent. Good
Friday, EAster. Asceasasn. Wilt
sunday, Tsfhlty,
An ExquIslte Title PAae~ BY Jean Lee. Illuu1i-
nMsnr Of - 'kethiaE sak LsAv1s.o
*'The BeaAitados4"
DC, &c.
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br Il nes less than fifteen roaora HAeh enalos
tie Oeeet - the day. Ia niuuina.td text and sut
Rses.
The 1oeards pct up II N e1tt. fss cla.h port
1he .ame meuated on Eaasds. nd bound tn extfa
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4 NEW EDITION OP THE EXQUISITE RK.
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"koTHlhC BUT LEAVES"
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Sm. QaAIto cloth. bevelled bos.ta 100
f. IL IT, rSlssa rrlasa q. FIG 1RisrIx
Tho sasnt IN Iutks1 go
WILL PUBLISH DECEMBER L.
Pictorial Scenes from Pilgrims
Progress,
"A ~ vpusna eottalark 16 full pste ill1arstia7s, by
an n .h a FIX !fs' p'si. e..
GSnt hide stAmp. Price. 11e.
upoa IL 1se<ips Il ths wtes 81 tae pnbaahef,
DUFFIELD A5nNEAD,
71a Chessaut.st.. Philadelphi4.
, 1869-12-11
PEORIA.


PEuH1l, H. pee. 1n-1o-day ends 4 z.acd four
dAla' G3t given ~ the ladies' Of st. Nxrf1 Church.
The 1eodp3 VII 1r1nunt TO About xa0oo. One Of
At60 c4ue to the 1nnss popular cdttor In tas city;
". T. DoWuAl1 edttuF OF the Sdttonal DkRoEat,
NJ The Guoce1atul candidate The receipts tn the
cane Announced to $&l11
Elizabeth CaoJ Stanton hcu1od bezt to.niKnt
F11 RIA, n, Dec. 1n.--Ch21iaa NcLoads who
OUTRAGED NIs1 Smith, It Warrington, L., 4 sannrt
tire stnc4, has been t61cted BY tic grand t1J Of
Tsseweu Caunt5, and The 1tal eet 1of Mond1y
nf1t
TIE Peoria Rettese, = nav evening pspeg, n b.
log tr20A0rmtd INTO stock concGru, &nc01h
shsFes can be taken to r1!ae tie required eu1ount
of money. The now aHangcmeut goes tntu et1ecs
tAnnAtJl. i,
, 1869-12-11
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fns TT!nted twice week. esn. Of rourre. print ii
that arrets III eur weetJ ftltlou. inead.nz every.
thnf MI tie srhIsrt Ct As1et:tnre and Md rueh
antrreFttnf Aoh ~1irar matter. for whIt there not
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ef Jeas. InAkA or YorH sf The
best AMI LATEST FOrr1AK NOVELS.
tv tirtcR tuther Ths ee>t Of these alone. bonxhs
tsk fcrr. woud be from tt1 IL rIfts datf Soubesu
rite ean zach eutfens nse1lxtnte And PERU anent
library nattsT he hsd II rhexp \ rate u ia TUE
SEAi-WEkkLY Tribune.
TERMS or Tt1E FEMfWKRKLv TRIBUNE
M.tl .nl.rHsels sor1 T,.1-lot numltF,: q g
Aatt satsesers rpsts, Or tnE ea<A csry.. 4cp
fessons tsHttlns fos 10 esr!es ~ viii fr4Iee "a az
ffA COPY ute Je4f.
lar fao " ~m st1d shIss,toas eopies and TN
DAILY 1R1EryE.
Tllu HzW YOnK DAILY TRint+NK II rnbsshAA
tTtry n"triuk Sundays e1erttel a &Io ret reAs; q
lar 21 monsLA-
THx TRIBUNE. New Tork-
, 1869-12-11

- For sos ~ ali a+sksssrs. s-nt roAzata r<es
# srtes " IA< E~d6+A<sa,
, 1869-12-11

FEW TohK. Dee ie.--of hterea re haze LEE h.A
esod At eldA, rites Of SAME quality ony n vIry
e1na ea3tle arr On k4a they rand from u 70 t2Se
broukhi .t3iste. 1he qualify was far. Win ealy u
TexAnA sold 1t Ike =.
theep active ii prices lsat quoted With esao ssd t.
day. feurs.ss, y r.. Ohio sheep sold II k4atie:
The ear Of hoa tadsy. ade only 11tSo stnee ast
Eat1r6Ay- PT1eeS advanced to aoAallAe AivA Acd
lie for dre4eed. 4 car, 191 II. Ohio hrooght Ike.
, 1869-12-11

LeKih9ntavr-Thc achoof Fund 7i11-
n Nevenue officer I'ndeF Arrest
Charged with IevYfng IstAckm0ils
SAFrv1t1K, nec. 1n-Ihe uousc. to-d4y, 10
amended fbc senate bill providing fot county taI-
s.!ou for common scn0ols ~ IN distribute tue
fund fat1cd hctween white and coofed children
Iru rata, and raAsed It on ona' reading.
Ward 1tttyp, 1rssr<s nf shr frnltsntlAry, &ts7
0do Of their csim of sS' o Asainat the Rtate, ths
remainder 70 t,e Adjusted ~ the t:hAaccry Court.
Tho oE,lef Of the lRT, the Cincinnati Southern
1lsIlrosd bill, was not reached, and Will probably
cctoc up Tomorrow.
J. E1xAr1 Stacy, late feytnne detective. WA
a1feAted to.dAF ii The Instance Of RuperTtanf
Emorf, charged with levJlng blackmai on d.sttl.
ltrt All]aaTtts of t1kttlIefS frum disereEt pasta
Of the Rtate SHOW tnAt hc obtanad lAFHB euIns ol
money from thrEn. t'ommtautnuer Campbell r.
aniied him to Ktvc bail Ter hta Appearance u sha
next term OF the Federal Conrt.
, 1869-12-11
CHICAGO: SATURDAY DECEMBER II, 1869.

Ex Weeas aRu. Na4 killed ii hl1 farm, thrS9 miles
nom kinZI.tIe, night before Last, py are men
who 1poe up 70 bun nhlia feeding pls hogs, and
atr& Elm.
Tun Alien denies that Ia has uada \ match
.Btsh Jun Macs for t3tW3. cE Ieoated t1uu th1t
. WuftAy 1uy pzuJkAit1un iot 4 match, bot MJ1 he
II WalnnG 70 Aoeeps aAo uhea made -
, 1869-12-11

We issue again, tomorrow morning, q
supplementary sheet, as tho holiday advcr-
tisementa are pressing upon US, to the ex-
clusion Of reading matter in our regular
Issue. TIE SrxpAT In1nrSE, however, be-
comes thus doubly interesting; for hardly
anything, al this season, is read with great
er asidity than that lnte1oating information
In scgsrd to Christmas and Now Years
prraonts, with which our columns, for The
next three weess, WIN be i1l1ed to o7er-
flowing. -.
, 1869-12-11
0R0IDE WATCHES.

OF au kinds - PER ccr& below the CoIfas pffes list VI
41se de.l 10 hna Eod anA atvaf watches and (eTafJ
Old kaa4. Htvst, md I'd WktEe1 II II 11A4 tak0 n
, 1869-12-11

PfITNbuHGH. Dcc. 1Q--Cfndc petroleum market &C
tire; sArs 1n4 bss December II lkse; l70 b!ts spo,
ssl.s :o3 eT1, ~ ut II ise lo11 btt. seae7 Dseta
-. 4la1 fox spot seller December. RedaeA qutt
tlus-d ~eater: sajes l.to1 brs December kc: Ic
, 1869-12-11

Of vhteh runr+ than o.. HY~r~s r,FsHe< hare hesu
Eesued. h98 received the If nd9e Ntnry
chancellor Kent FYesA<nt AdA1ua Historians HpAsks
Prescott, Bancroft. ena T!etneE, Rey. iisnty Ward
Beeehfr. and othtr, and admittedly "eanttn-
| q II 4 brad III III ttaaaN
, 1869-12-11
German II

IHR pCK1 o. ooauRa DYING.
GOTTA. Dec. 10.
Erust IL, Duke Of saxe-Coourg. u dytag. ps!ace
Alfred, Of England, u biz hnif.
, 1869-12-11

AE.4nA Hczp H1raH7ox 1fu puhl!sh .on the 18th
xe fof general md popular cIepistioo uadkf fhe tits
, 1869-12-11
I'll. The TROTTr BOOK,

BY ElNAnEH s1rAnf Pnx1Ps. Author of stTht
GAtes Air" Prnfusety 1lastsated b. u. KfTNaE
in, and l1zzu b. HEx7HnEI 9Lso
Thie II juvenile ok sure to be read By kr1wu folk
With much InteEr.t bS tie children Trottr. ths
hesu Il fde-awAa< boy thrre year. DID, WIN {oat Ii
tho eAts pound II &!nker p4ays doctor tn
haty tries to pruAeh Attcnaa As& Fupk}na' &ehac1 II
T14d and defrrts ha y IT, dtraua he - cat tell
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bk with numerous e1erlfrut eesurea. aod IL an IL
ulIrablc holiday md birthday Git
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Con1t Of AppeA1l, h1a Eranted : wit Of eErne In
lne case q MessneF. tho Mute1es. He VII not
be exegGted to-6aT.
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OHIO,


CINCINNATI, ltec. ln.-lion. Il. ". Clarke, 70.
ceottJ appointed supervisor Of Iniernh Isercnas
toE Routhern oh,o, entered upon hl4 dltes Today.
1nc aIfcs1o called hog chulrsA h1s broksn out
hRAn Aphn9 etop-sed AN1ae. AZ ono til1ttllsfy II
Cummtnasl1lt twenty to tweuty.nyp dc d4lly,
mostly tiock hogs Of light weight,