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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

LOCATION OF A CAp1TAL.-The painful
struggle for the location Of Capital for this
State. was terminated last week, and Charles
ton, in Kunawha county, turned up the lucky
card The Richmond Dispatch, in noticing
this fact, says:
Zone reason why this locality is agreeable
to us is that the old State and the new will
be brought more into intcr-communication,
and will be able to cultivate mutual interests
to better advantage, and prepare the way for
that ultimate reunion which We hope to see
1t would be, we believe, happy for both, and
blot out Of the map what we consider the
wrong Of the war; by which State which
gave several empires to the nation is not al
lowed to retain her own boundaries A re-
union, with Staunton US the seat of govern
ment-nay, we would take Charleston-would
be hailed with satisfaction by the best por-
ton of both States"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

EARTHQUAKE IN ALEXANDRIA.-Sund
night between the hours of l and 2 o'clock
several of the city's night watchmen heard
the rumbling, and felt distinctly the shock of
what they now suppose was an earthquake
The earth trembled, and the houses shook
The Waterman at the Mount Vernon Cotton
Factory was also aware of the circumstance,
and SO great was the noise there, occasioned
by the rattling of the machinery, that he
thought the building was tumbling down.
Many others, who were awake at the hour
mentioned, say that they, too, felt the shock
to which allusion has been made.
TAler. Gazette
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
The New Cabinet.

The President elect still retains his reticence
in regard to the composition of his cabinet,
but he is being closely pumped by the wire
pullers who want to have voice in its forma-
ton. 1t is stated by the correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun that he has been waited upon
by two or three different delegations within
the last few days. We copy his remarks in
relation to the purported interviews
"Amoug the numerous callers at Grants
headquarters to day was A. K. Mcclure, OF
Pennsylvania Mcclure asked Grant directly
if he would not appoint Governor Curtin to
place in his Cabinet. The Genera! replied
that it would be impossible to do so. Mcclure
then said that in that case he felt compelled
to say that to give satisfaction in pennsylvania
the appointment must be given to some man
who had been prominently identified with the
republican party, and an active politician
To illustrate what he meant, he said 1t must
be no such man as George Fl. Stuart, Basil
Smith, or West. General Grant instantly
replied that he could not see what objection
any loyal man could have to such man as
George II. Stuart, who had done SO much for
the country, and was 50 widely known. Nc
Clurc then made some remarks about the
prospect that if such appointment were to be
made the republican party would be defeated
in Pennsylvania at the next election for Gov
ernor next fall. Grant replied 1 am not my
self the representative of any political party,
although political party elected me;' and
concluded, i would not have you to under
stand that Mr. Stuart is the man selected. =
The interview has been much talked of about
the capitol to day. Mcclure says lie has no
doubt, from what was said, that Mr. Stuart is
the Pennsylvania selected for the cabinet
A party of New Workers also made an effort
to draw from General Grant the name Of the
intended Cabinet officer to come from New
York, but he merely replied that the nominee
would be satisfactory, no doubt. Senator
Wilson also had some talk with the President
elect about the composition of the Cabinet,
referring to the rumor that he wanted or
expected an appointment. Senator Wilson
said he neither wanted nor would he accept a
position if rendered him but he would cordially
commend to Gen. Grant the names of Sumner
and Boutwell,. Either Of these gentlemen
would be an honor to the new administration,
and the people of Massachusetts, would be well
pleased should either of them be selected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

THE GRANT POLLARD TRIAL-After en-
deavoriDg to procure jury in Richmond for
the trial of Grant, charged with the murder
OF Pollard, the panel was completed on Satur.
Gay evening, when the court adjourned until
this morning. The following is list of the
Jurors: John Wilson and William Willis,
JJr., OF Richmond A. N. Clark, Charles G..
berry, .. W. Atkinson, w. A. Harper, Lewis
Appich and w. +. Padgett, of Alexandria ;
r. L. Moran, William o. James. B. T. Camp
and George N. Todd, of Norfolk. The tes>
timony will commence to day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
DISABILITIES OF VIRGINIANs.

In the Reconstruction Committee, on We'd
nesday last, the amended Senate bill removing
disabilities was considered, and considerable
progress made; the committee accepting many
of the names put on in the Senate, and reject
ing some few, among them that of d. II.
Shackelford, of Fauquicr county, Virginia,
which having met with considerable OPPOSE
ton, was stricken off. The name of Judge
Richard Parker was retained by the commits
tee, of whom seven were present at the meet
ing this morning, the vote standing four for
retaining and three against, Bingham voting
for the Judges retention. No names were
added to the bill as it came from the Senate.
The names of several persons recommended
. by the Richmond Radical Committee have
been advanced on the new bill in preparation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE

THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
No. 10 South Street.
Policy Hold-r Participate an the Prcfts.
TNHE only Life Insurance Company doing bust
i ness in Maryland having deposit of s 100 900
in irstcI Securities, with the Treasurer of the
State a perpetual qua rantee to policy holders
Policies of every description issued at lowest rates
GEO. P. THOMAS, PJesident.
BOARD DmEcToRs. Hamilton Easter, Hugh
Sisson. Thos. Cassard, A. A. Chapman, Hiram
Woods, Jr., Geo. II. Miller, Geo. P. Thomas, VIM
Devries, Charles Webb.
Ak. FoARD, Sec, etGry.
J. w. F. HANK NJ. D., Medical ErGniner
c. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Consulting Physieinn.
Board of Reference from Jefsrson County.
Geo. w. Eiche1berger, w. q. Sheerer, G. W. 7.
Kearsley, Charles Aglionby.
JoAH A. STRAITH. Medical Examiner.
E. NJ. Also UITH, Agent,
Charlestown. Jefferson county, W. Va.
March 2, lS69-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest q! !ipraca = p
IL West, in the mercantile firm Cf Campbell :
West, CI"rIrstnvn. the business will hcrceit"' t."
cUn'Iu tied in my with the present EEisanoe
of Messrs. Oa,ar NJ. Lucas and Clas w. TTussC II
young gentlemen well and .vOraGly known To the
community. have nn hand a large asso't'n"ut of
determined TO cell as cheap similar articles can
he procured in the county.
respectfully invite the attention of III" 1-a''I"s
to n and well scIcc ted assortment of Cong
Side nd Front Lace Caters, aud Morocco Roots =,
which have determined to sell lat COST. my stock
in this lin. is dsproPortionnts :" the ride.
o. Country Produce Of NIL kinds thkCn in rx-
change for goods. JOHN II CAMPBELL.
February %. 1869 p r. coay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

- The citizens Of Lexington are taking
steps towards the immediate organization of a
fire department.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

BS The Fifteenth Amendmentto the Con-
stitution, which has been for some time under
consideration by Congress, was finally passed
by the Senate on Friday, by a vote of SO yeas
to Is nays MF. Garrett Davis made point
of order that it required to carry the amend
ment vote of two,thirds of the whole SEN
ate; but it was not allowed AS both Houses
have now passed the amendment by what is
alleged to be- the requisite vote, it now goes
to the State Legislatures for ratification or re-
lection. The proposed amendment as adopt
ed is as follows:
"Be it resolved, &c, (two-thirds of both
Houses concurring,) That the following
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States be submitted to the Legislatures of the
several States, and when ratified by three
fourths thereof it shall be part Of said Con-
etitution.
PARTICLE KY.
"The right of the citizens Of the United
States to vote shall not be denied or abridged
by the United States or by any State on ac,
count Of race, color or previous condition OF
servitu1e.
Sec. 2. The Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS,
IN MY LINE,
EVER EXHIBITED ~ CIIARLESTOWN.
CHRISTMAS Coo3S-RAGE ATTRACTIONS {!

THE aubsc ribor having just returned from tho
city with enc Of til. handromrst assortmCnts
of GOoTs la his line il ias been HE pleasure I" select.
offers them st greatly rriru'' d prces-l"w'r cv'p
than city prices. Come and ne convinced, aud yUu
will find articles
BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE.
sumcthing to suit young and old gay aud scdarc.
Don't lat such oppori unity go by Muimpr"l"d.
you may certainly have to regret it. viii
take the greatest Plrnsurr in Ehuwin ing you s"y
goods you may desire 10 s"c, tell you the rio"
cheerfuIly, and sell y'u the goVds much luorr
checrtuliy. Don't thipk ii any trouble tn I"c TO
show goods; am always ready attend 10 the
wants Of the people IN my Inc.
9Th nkful for past patronage, solicit n con
tinuance OF The same iavura l.. DISkLK.
CharIcstown, December -, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
DISSOLUTION.
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day entered into CO.
l. partnership under the style of A. LINK & CO..
for the purpose of conducting the mercantile bust
at the old stand, Duffields, and respectfully
iIcit a share of the public patronage.
ADAM LINK .JR,
JOHN F. BANE,
March Q, 1869 A. L. OSBOURN.
Shenherdstown RPpistcr COW.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
PREPARED VACUUM OIL BLEACHING.
For iSOftcNfMg and TicscFri"y
HARNESS., BOOT.S. SHOES, DEC-
GI TOPS. dc.

T renders Leather impsTvious to water.
IL il superior q the best NcatsftOt OIL.
II is a certain preventive against cracking.
Il does OF fry out, leaving gum the surface.
other oils do, and perfect IL guaran.
tecd when the directions for use Gas given on THO
label OF each can) observed. For ic. Whole
sale and Retail, by the subscriber. at his Clothing
Va. Also by S. II. Woody, ChaTl~sto~ and Iiii-
leary, w ilIsOn Johnson, Summit Point.
o. Mercha nts supplied at Manufacturers PrIccs
and prompt attention 6 ven to oChcrr
F. WALDRON, Agent.
Fcbruarv %. IsE9-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

nNE FOUR. HORSE WAGON, One CART and
" HARNESS, and One OEE-HORSE WAGON
and HARNESS will be sold privately. If early sp-
plication be made to the undersigned. in this town
ChrrIestovn, Feb, &c. Is69-st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
CuBA.-War to the death has been ordered

CUBA.- " at 10 lIlC uCulH nus Oool1 OF oe1 oS1
by the Government in Cuba.
Meantime sugar goes up. AS we value
sugar and dislike to pay too much for it, will
this Government interfere, restore order, and
let the making of sugar go on? Furthermore,
aswe are bound now to fortify.ourselves against
hostilities from abroad, will not the United
States be compelled 10 acquire Cuba?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
BLO0MERY FACTORY.

ENENCING Plank, Railing, Locust Pns;s and
Gondolas for sale at the Factory and Char:cs-
town. KEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
February 10. 1860
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
FRESH GROUND PLASTER,
For sale by
HILLARY. WILSON 4 JOHNSON.
Summit Point March 9, 1863.
HORSES FOR SALE.

ITAVING more horses than ! need ] will n
II sell, for Cash or on time Two or ThreeI1SS
Good WORK HORSES. Note, with goodE-A
eecurity required FRANCIS YATES.
NIar:Jh . 1s6q-3t& FP copy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
WANTED,

A GROOM for my Stallion, George Patterson, %
"A for the ensuing season. white man preferred
He must come well recommended. Good wages
viii be given. Apply to the undersigned at Rip.
pom, Jefferson county. w. Va.
March 2, ls6e-2t.% JACOB CUSTER.
mr. Cookies celebrated Wine Of Tar, an infallible
~ remedy in Diseases of Liver and Kidneys, and
as a sure cure for Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough &C., has no superior just received and for
sale by VS.. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02
To-wIT: T
FIRST. A COMPACT LITTLE FARM,
One Hundred and Thirty Ae es,

with convenient right of way the Turnpike road
thence 10 the run, and along the Allen line to the
Turnpike. An exact Plat and description OF said
piece Of land, right Of way, &C.. can be seen by any
one wishing TO purchase, by calling either on tn"
undersigned, at Charlcstown, d. II. McGnire,
Esq. at Berryvie-from which it will DO SEEM that
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-02

Comfortable Dwelling House,
and other important BUILDlNGS-a good GAR;
DEN--FRUlr TREES easy access to W"ter, and
an abundance OF WOOD. 1t is really one of the
eligible small Farms offered in tbs
County of Clarke.
, 1869-12-14

b ss&d tn cnsna within rha s.wa o.,..n. A..
yn1t o0 tucaanee Of tns11aSoe cars% s,sA
-th.4 QpQft hzs haH net Il, - = ,,sr~.4 -
pfeston1 ftHctg,on Tes r1sst,s% ..4 - - =
fanohisn ~nfsN ~ : Sts1a s~2s ~ -. ss - =
thts c49e a ~ obt of sSxstton fs nj ~ fea
eh3aa hNt fhA nsnrsty e1r.te9 ~ y.sd. n11.e ~
fN1srhf.e A. rtTErv ~ - .Sn. tSrE h1f- He1,.s
1rtds8t reseipss ntiis H. - ts1tn., a ~ sasansAe
tLcfsfs - ~ e-1.rnS t1,1T, xs,ine .t r. ~
rsisfjon "a *. Ssstt tro1 xran,tae ~ eS.tFs.
n tnr fns,sny "a Il sssr.s Ni1ssK - St.ttr
fhe ferst5cr ~ Trsss 1ss.sT - +1ns frc..
fNe f1Tx+ten - - ~ Gath 1A.e,st
ESos ~ rs~+rSr-. " s,~ ra.S~. ~ .snNt H. ths sos
no1s;tons fssr,ne tSsm snT hnts 49, tre.,s,,s \
m~tis r.z1 t.tt.1t - :. ~ .nhsa - ~
1ses s fh:S +. tcis l.. - ~ :. s1.t1. - 70
fndt.Sfe : nn7rsoss an an fn4 rs,t ~ Tncsrsss -
la des,rn1 *. r1snrhIe- ~ tha hsnI.
- =. th.~efe,. hs1rrS ~ Asrs+++nte~A.1
= ~ 1-N - s4N ..tI. az r-~-s = :
fs+ss1a,net ~ thslsm,s W. adtst.i rsar1s ~. -
esr1ts r. * fegwssttTe deTe rfnant a ihe M
rsn4rsrt ,n4t. 49,. 81 IN. ersteta1 ~ 9 80"
, 1869-12-14

Eu11 for q Republican 8tA9e Conven.
S1on-lZeuntou OF Tho Army OF xho
EuEMbcfIaud-Knilro Item.

S1on-Reunt0n OF the Army OF Kilo
CumbcfIaud-Kntlr item.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. II.
The ChAitu'au Of the Republican Statc Central
Committee h1s isaued \ cal for 4 delegate Sss,a
fuary, $50. The blats OF representation Is ftxed
u cne delegate for every ono hundred votes and
one dele4ste Tor egefy fraction over, nfty votes
1za ~ ee.n! !nI on. A1 q. MoaGa1 for
The convention Will assemble IA tho Ac4dtuT 81
Mu1te, 1t . O'Clock p u- On the dsy menI.oned,
~ adSr5 aer nst 'sa
=. m, ben the adoption Of 4 platform and nomi-
natlona tor the folio xtn9 Offices NH b ID order;
JUDICIAL Nslr,cts oi the St2se; Treasurer Of Sa{e
Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction. aud Al.
tnrneJ General All citizenA Of the stalls, who
IN his succees1ul enorts to 1nAuRarase economy
Ald MAINTAIN untAxntAhed our national cTpdt Abd
nooot' =. Msn = nj ps1'ons IN sJ1pstoJ 1sth tns
Of The Republican party, aTe most oor,tiaili IN.
s:ted to nEise IN the saaecston Of deiegsuons to
The stfangrments for the reunion Of the AruY
Of the Eunnezlaad Asu no1 complete. 0eneFals
GtofRt Il Th0m1A Sheridan, RosocrAnG, Palmer,
Wasd. scnonelo, Wood, md number Of eshess,
Will be present
About loor thousand men ase nox emplorea on
the Inc Of tho Indianapolis / St Loui1 Railroad,
fof last month accounted 70 tso9,ooo Seyea ni,es
Of track arc laid east Of Terre H2ute, And aiI
riIta Wett Of this csty.
The sale Of lands delinquent to the sinking fund
Will take place II The CoUEs uouae Io-MotfoF,
commencing At O'Clock.
lt1s prohaole tnAt Rev E T. In9ersoH viii not
accept lhe cal to the Brooklyn Church, but th3t
The uembe1s Of Plymouth Church viii tnakn It tQ
! hi interest 70 retrMo here
The number Of noFs packed In thts city this 8es.
ron hAs been u. GN, 0o1 mora than Lar BeA1ou.
The etnoant Of money In poEt ~, ,ooo 90
ol WHICH n21 been akeu In this ctr. ''
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec N-Tne body p9 Pat Douo-
nm NA5 1puld On The tr4ck OF the n. A. C., Rat
n.lea rnsta Of cf1v1otdsvllle. terribly uuslated
nAt1og been ron over the pFsT1crs niHnt bT tns
exprtAe train going north. Ho WA kee2 IN stat
posed sleep oFeEcAme him, and, HtnE down, b.
tnot hts eternal seep He leaTea W1e Aad serel
calldr4p.
, 1869-12-14

Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
NEF YORK. Dec. II.
THr srAx1sH auNBoArs
hare been yerJ bus1ly preparing for Sea- TWel4a
Of them weEe h2uled into The stream eArtJ this
morning, and several tugs and bsrges hare been
knpplyiuE them with coal and rfuyl8IonA. Some
Of them have been supplied with men from the
Spanish VIZ steamer Pttasto, and will probably
20 TO sea early in the morning. 4 large crowd
WAs II the pier 10 ~ttuees the prtparailoos md
two men, suspected Of Al iutenttan OF burning
the gunboats, were asEested. 4 portion Of tho
cseua vera obtained from ahipptnx Offices, wnera
they we're engaged aks1kt Ia WORKING The ressels
to Cuba. but cot to engage IN VII.
CAFy4A aIx1KEcL
The Supreme Court naa decided that John Rasl,
who mutdsted Policeman SEedief, ah2n be hang.
I'd, accc1dieg to the original sentence. J1dSe
Ca1drrc favored 4 new TRIAL. but bis optoion MS
oyE1I11ed.
The money n1tk ct xa3 e&sy in the forenoon,
tEt became tight towards lie close of tne daJ,
cRtpR 70 the ciscoseEy Of foEzes4ea IN bond4, and
fear that they were VET eKtenslre- Ths Ansunt
of The forse1tea thus fzr discovered u about ssos,-
900, principally upon United sates regatefed
bonds and New YORK bounty bond4. TIM fo9gez-
ieE Kef4 tsaeed to ". L Guy, bsutef, who hAs
lied TO CauAdA, texstnE DO assess of consequence.
About ha1f dozen hunsea had leaned upon these
bonds, Nhseh hAd heeo Hfilfut}5 altered Tlefs
rete faif shipmenm Of currency today 70 tho
West snd South. principally 70 e7QYe TIC cotton
czpr
.-
Tia condition Of Tie money maskes Adhcted
ssoeka, and snezs we1s Eenasa1 GJuptosa4 Of weak
neML The gold m1r1St xas quiet.
f1sc1 o. coA1-
Quokatioos s9 coal to Gay show decline Of II 30
per tun On the !1zs 1Te Neskk 4 further decnRe
"e@R
HAv4-
rnA Exv nana.xnens n~s cRderr.s aeversl
.1-.t.e .n1 nesT rc-rtt. to ~ etred for r..
~ s<,en ~ rn.stn,. Tnerr !. = s.rss ac.rrst, of
men 10 equip ,heun, ard recrsisiax onnees No u
b opsaed II onse IN tne Aha.sse auez.
TO TaR Associated PREsa
E1zE1Ez SA4rne 1aroG1a +" AIzrzas1oS or
NxT loax pee 2ATinsss y aass r. oHea ,aSTs 1Tm91s
certain seea1tt,es T. IN ps1,Rssn1
s1 sse.s = .ppsa ny no1as b s's e e.
ons5 e g. e e. eu ns7s oen
s essa o TOT So,ata 80 6 q = . ats e3oa; I
49, @ IN Sesy n1a z CO ca, ~no g w. savs Seea =
doing cnrtr - taa l.ss month Il No. u Brad
s Tne nm seasssssd 8 .! Grsy I'd :! ,t
, 1869-12-14
THE CONVENTION.
Special Despatth to The chhaE hon4
8FEuuFr Dec
Nxnwa~v rHusw bx&J

sYtu6Y1x1.n, III, Dec- II,
Tia Illinois ContusunduN Convtnuon o1 leas
assembled II otNck tn!s sfte1noon In tbs aat Of
he HpoSe OF Representatives,. Al 0Fre present
bot Xesxsx. Seeee, q MeDuoo0gn. Aod Wal, Ct
cHn1CK ox 1K,1okART cEAHxAx.
II. CHURCH, OF AcatnfJ, called tne CONVEY
ttou to order md nominated III. CARR, n 10
OAstess, ~ Temporary Et2HM1u.
Mr, ALLEN, 4o[ Cz1Rfutd+ dominated III. De-
meot, Of Ice, 8tadnx taax this NA& tue third Con.
alitr!ioral Convention of which to2t Kens5e uAu
hkd ben member. The latter motion Fxs a9c-
ended, and HI. Auea pat the usounn IA yote. Tue
sses eeeued 70 preEal1, md HI. Alien declared
Nr. D4Hhnt e:ec141,
III. CHURCH also put nts motion 70 xo:a, and
declared thnt NJ. CaEey W1$ etected Ho*h gen
x1ensu accordingly pfnCee0ed to toe caAtT. Xt.
Czzey LITTLE behind II. Deusut, WHO Ee1y p1eA1-
AEuJ Krt<tod the former upon h1a AktsvA.
Nj. CupRCH moved that diFf1ou d The uoaua-
t4HA urscn the QUESTION be called. sud thH Aeser1.
Hay Aid Sehooeld be zPpo2nsed tsus1x-
M ALLEN bbtected 70 Any o3Yldoa OF the
| hoe.e. He considered Nj. Dement, tns 1e4auy
! elected CnsrmAn. [
III. DEXKST, rom tho char, hoped ta4t tne1t
vpu1d Be 10 ob,ecksoa to . &s44ion. luE tha R1ka
II harmony, and N dxah raF1Td TO knn great thing
| expected o{ the0 By tn peopae ot mioQ1A II
| npped xne1e WraId Be % Enf&eAk11Ina68 ,
III. CAREY ssA&ed taas ha III Wiling sAa& I
IL. RATt 4 Ls1ss. a4Tsa saas ~ 9SaI.saa
, 1869-12-14
OMAHA.

The Question OF Calling an Extra
BeaAi1k Of the Nebraska LxcktRiA-
tnro-WSUAM Suf1xaxr In WyeR.
3hK.
epecA Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OxAnA. DEC. H.
Parties from Lincoln report 9overDx Baue1
wAyeztrg whether to cal an ext1A ses1ton Of the
SehEaskA Les14st1fe. xnNa tneTe u - doohs
th2t hA Il Hn1sou, 10 ~ TIA Eiteenil Amend
nent rattted therr u Err4i pressure agztnss call
trE IN extra session bJ the uuxenB ec1fn Of the
F1stse, who tear x1at the Representatives, narst OF
lie P1Aste NIL ha take the oppafs11iKJ Tor paaktnG
1tessu1rs beneHciAl to tnzs section
nack lAJuK On II TseuonI EIhoEn Valley
Road ooMMepoed On Saturday u Tremont
Tls WsaMlnz Legtslafuse adiaaIaed siaS dis On
SATURDAY.. 2oyerIor EaEpbeu, Of Wyoming, sign
ed the WorrAnp SudraFe bill, making II = l19.
The Denver, pactnc Road wAs completed 70
ErAcA Station On the llIt nx.
Weather K2fm and cloudy.
, 1869-12-14

Navigation IN tho Ai1lno1s River
Departure OF a Steamer Win -Four
Canal BoAk2 in TAw Tor 81. Lu0lh-
ILsAI1x. Drc. 1a-Nnch s1io feIl hers during
the lat.es pst at tast week, fatstoE the Limos
River several feek. md YESTERDAY tho tte4me!
bos{5 Neptune, p211mount, and Banner, loAded
Win iun6es, and toe Bay etzta. loaded with 4 ,nr
ice, and the wtxsteT Mid It u raft that boat
ieHyA hers N tx3& IL the Season