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Hollands German Tonic
DEBILITY.

Isers fs HO nsdieiHs equal 70 ROotGaGI German
BiNeTE Tonic IN IIIzIzI1z cases Qf Debility,
Taey tnspdTf tone Hand vigOT 10 the tghols
Gystens, strengthen tie appetite, edHSt
an enjoyment Of hbeu food, enable The Sto-
MACH 70 dtgea It. purify e blood, giuc good sound,
hediAY eosPlezien, eradicate e geil010 hnge from 1s
ee fnPort bloom 70 gs cheeks dsd change De PdteIf
from ShoTtbTedthed, e0eidtsd t0edk, and nervous
INVALID TO q fl faced Stout, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bttters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family medt-
etneS. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO q child three months
old, the most delicate female, or q man
Ofninety.
ne. h,-f
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TRoN HoN. enc. ". woopwARp,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1851.
! 6ad HOQfdHds German Bi1eTs 70 lot an tiIto1
teating beveruPs b Is good tonic tssf 81 disorder
c e digesisUe organs, dHd Of great bcnSe IN casa q
debtldY dsd s0dEf Of EeTOOsts action, ~ ne SYSeas
PotRg truly
GE0 ". HOODWARD.
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Early in the Session, the State Scsate
passed bill legalizing the vote OF ten per
cent. interest. The bill went 70 tbe House,
and there it has lain ever since, destined,
doubtless, to be smothsred BY ihs Demo-
cratic majority notwithstanding the great
mass sfthsspeopls desire the passage Of iSe
bill. win the House pass it(
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Last December some boys Of Bethei. ebss-
ed rabbit into blind Ciitc6, and ,Fiabinf-
to secure the = cotton tail ihsy placed =
STEEL trap at the entrance. On visiting tbs
trap next morning they found that theV had
caught the rabbit, but some svalhjiri had
preyed upon it, aud consumed about balft tbe
carcass They set their trep for the "erittoT.''
and caught it, but the chain that held the
trap having link that slipped, the captured
8 varmint" got aEays taking with il thatsan,
and a portion Of the chain. Last week
gentleman residing in Ddrke county, Ohio,
near Bethel, was awakened 10 tbe night ov
hearing rattlihg noise 90 the roof 0f bis
bouse, and going out he espied huge Snow
Owl, that had evidently come after bis cbick-
ems, and killed it, and hanging 10 one of ifs
legs was the trap and c5aih, which Il had
carried for three months. a -. -
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FROM REV. JOSEPH q. KENNARp, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philsdelphia
. DR JAoKsoN -DEAR SIR:-l hdUe been frequently
requested 20 o01sHecf my iDih recommendations 0
dbercI kfEdS Of ediciRsS BAT regarding 0e practice
ds ol Of my appropriate sphere haze in all eases de-
eliaed Bat SDh clear prOof IN Udrios Sdnees, and
particularly IN my fGHiiy, Of he ussfHlH'ss Of Dr.
HooG0nds German Bfasrs, depart for OHcs from ny
usual cOayse, to ercSs NY fu cORuici0H lta for gen
eral debility Of the system and especially for Liver
prep at alton IN * some cases may
fail; bta HFually I doubt not, II tvtl
be DeTF beHsfeiai1iLs 70 1oEe tgho Tu6ey
fTOz 0t GbOU6 eaHses. RouFs, UsTy respectfully,
J. r. KENNARD,
Eiqhlh7 below COdtss StyseL
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1855.
IeOuHfdeF - H HOO6and'a
German Hit ~ tiers - a UalHdbls
msdtcfhe I'm case - of attacks OF
IndtE e . tIOnul lOr DysPepsiES
Z can certify this from my experience OF
IL. Yours, with respects
JAMES THOMPSON.
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Patrick gave bis testimony in a riot
case: "Be jabers and l tell you that
the FIRST man I saw coming at me was
two briekbata,n
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E0CKsNIT9R
STEWART.
TOLEDO.
W. A. SMITH

". A. SMITH, u.
A RCHTTECT, Toledo, o. Plans and Designs
A made of Public Buildings and private Resi-
oen1e. . - -
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The rain that falls 10 ds's,sine gets up
again,
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Blood Purifiers

TAess Remsdies az. Re bcs'
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ooM6GIssToN NERcaANTs.


DARBER and Hairdrssser, st. Clair Block, op-
Id posite the Postofice, Front Street,
- FREMONT.
Curls, Switches and all kinds Of Hair work made
TO order. The Highest price paid for Hair.
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nearly half Of his time the Eastern cities enabled
fashionable Gall
and
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

And an that VIII
Buekands Old A. HOOT.
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That was what Gerald answered He--the
sweetest words that ever fell upon ny ssr.-
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
THE INDIiN WAX.

GATHERING OF INDIANS AT FORT CoBE-LErTER
FROM GEN. HAZEN
The President of the United States Indian
Commission has received the following letterrom Major
Gen. Hazen:
HEADQUARTERS SOUTHERN INDIAN DISTRICT
FORT COBB, T. T.. Nov. TO- 1868.
To He President of he United States Indian COMMISSION
Ner York City
sm: would respectfully call the attention OF your
Commission the fact that there collecting at ts
point for the and protection OF the Gove nmeDt
under my direction, 5000 10000 or the wlld
Comanches and Kiowas, and other indians Who OF ali
those upon the Plains have been least affected by eonact
with the white The purpose OF the CoxerEfneht,
elsewhere being TO place all these Indians upon
lands for homes where the eya 80 lohy pro-
claimed against them cannot continue and where ne VIII
ultimately become selfsupportng Feeling that the pur
poses and intentions Of your Commission are humane ana
worthy, would most respectfully suggest tiat one OF
Your number, some person chosen 10y YOU come 10
tins place, accepting my hosptalities the coming WINTER
and here study aud learn the condition ana wants Oh
these people. Hero Intelligent and true rc'nesiy may
be found for the evils that surround them VIII uher
say that practical missionaries OF good moral character
Who should be young and active OF the following avoca
tons: farmers house builders gardeners ruereis and
cattle raisers with such aids viii enable them 10
instruct in ali these branches do much III the cause
of humanity assist greatly IN solving the true pob-
lem OF INDIAN ameliorati0n. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant
W. b. H,zES, Brevct Maor-Gen, u. A.
Commanding Southern Indian DmIret.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
T6REIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

MEETING OF THE SENATE AND THE CORPS
LEGIsLATIF-sPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS. Jan. 1s.-The Senate and Corps Legislatif
assembled to-day. The session was opened by the
Emperor in person. with speech from the throne.
He said the task before the Legislature serious
one, viz: to conduct Government strong enough to
repress the excesses while accepting all the benefits
of liberty. The laws making concessions to the
press and granting the right OF public meeting had
had the effect of preserving public order. and the
fact that the recent elections resulted in favor Of the
Government, confirmed the justice and wisdom of
these concessions. The laws providing for
military reorganization had given strength
and confidence TO the nation. which was
now ready TO meet all events of the
future The armament Of the forces was perfect,
the arsenals were filled with supplies the reserves
were well drilled, and the reorganization Of the
National Guard approached cOmpleton the fleets
had been rccreated, and the Notifications at all
important points were in good condition. The I'M
perial wish was realized. France was so placed as
TO vndcate her status the destlnies OF the world
Peace had been heretofore sought. not because OF
weakness, but to sustain the honor Of the State.
The revolution in Spain had not altered the
good relations Of France with that country.
The Conference, which had just terminated its
sessions, and which would extinguish conflict
which had become imminent. the last grand act,
the Importance of which all should appreciate. The
members of that body had all agreed OH principle
calculated to restore friendship between the Turks
and Greeks If the firm hopes Of success which they
entertained should be realized nothing woud be left
to trouble the general harmony of the nations The
Chambers would attend to the internal development
of the country mainly through its agricultural IN
teress and might possibly seek to bring about re-
duotion in the public charges. The Emperor referred
TO the approaching reelection of the Corps Legslaf
congratulated the members on the harmony
which existed between the throne, the Legis-
lature, and the people. and declared hc
favored full and free discussion when it did not
touch the Constitution; that instrument was above
all debate and he exalted the benefits which 1t had
conferred upon the country The Emperor concluded
as follows: "All Governments are liable to error
fortune declines to smile all enterprises but the
country knows no thought no act Of mine which has
moi been given to the glory of France. II knows that
first songht To create vigorous control OF the ad
ministration and then to enlarge the powers of de-
Lucrative assemblies 10 prove that the true support
OF the Government is in the independence and patr
otism of the great bodies Of the State. Soon the
nation in the elections will mark the path which all
must follow and win repeat its rejection of revolu-
tons and its desire TO found the destnes Of France
in the intimate union Of power and liberty
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
NEW- YORK LEGIsLATuhE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. IS,
-,rITIONs pREsENTEn

SENATE. .AIBAN1, Jan 10, 100. g.
rETITIONs Presented
From citizens of Essex and Clinton Counties,
for aid TO the Whitehall and Platsburgh Railroad; from
the Buffalo Board OF Trade, asking for the abolition OF
the canal contract system.
Mr. Nchols-A resolution that Committee OF three he
appointed on Trade, Commerce, and Navigation Mr..
Edwards1ro incorporate the village OF WhIestOne, In
Point in Queens County Mr.. Hubbard To autborize
the construction OF swing bridge across tile Chenango
Canal at sherburnc. Mr.. CauldweTo Incorporate the
Greensburgh Savings Bank OF Westchester County.
BILLS ISTRoDUCFD. 81. iL
Mr. Chapman-To amend the net supplying Bingham
ton with water. Mr. Hubbard-To encourage and aid
Authorizing the Savings Banks OF Buffalo to invest IN
the Buffalo and Washington Railroad. Mr. Banks-To
amend the act enabling husband and wife 70 be witnesses
for and against each other Mr. Thayer-To amend the
act for the benefit OF married in nsurng the lives
of their husbands passed in 1853. Mr.. Kennedy-To
amend the charter OF the Fayetteville and Syracuse Rail-
collection OF taxes corporations Joint stock associa
tiOns exDrcss telegraph and navigation cOmpnl@s, NJ
the Controllers Office. Mr.. Cauldwe-To amend the aet
for laying out streets IN MOrrisarla
Mr. NICHOLS notice or O resolution 10 alnenu
Rnle No A. that the executive session shall be hed
Wednesday of each week. at IL o'clock that nomi-
tho nominee resides. unless otherwise ordered that all
nominations Of officers residing In Kings and New York
be referred from those counties; that nom
nations not TO be sent 10 the GoVernor Wtnn one
week thereafter without the unanimous consent OF the
Senate: meanwhile the nominations may he reconHdered
Mr. FOIGER moved TO take from the table the resolu
ton that the Senate proceed to vote Tor United states
Senator on the 10th inst.
Mr. NICHOLS moved to amend by inserting the 2Gth OF
January Lost by vote of . 70 10. -.
Mr. FOIGER called up the concurrent resolution that
the members OF both Houses meet In the Assembly Cham
ber 20 compare nominations FOR United States Senator IN
place OF Mr. Morgan. -
January which was lost. and the original motion there
upOu adopted. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CUBA.

CAPTURE OF THE TOWN or BAYAMo-GREAr
LOSSES OF THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Jan. 1s.-News has just been received
here that the town of Bayamo the stronghold Of the
insurgents and the scat Of the revolutionary Govern
ment has been captured by the Government troops.
The losses of the insurgents are said to be very
heavy.
small army OF Government officials Of al classes
has arrived here from Spain. Old and tried public
servants many of them native Cubans, have been
deschsrged To make for them. These removals
havecansed mnch public feeling
Gen. Sturm arrived in the steamer from Mexico
and sails to-day for New-York
Count ValmasIda has officially informed Gen. Dulce
that he took possession of Bayamo the headquarters
of the insurgents on the 10th inst. The rebels. on
retreatng. set fire to and totally destroyed tho town
Valmaseda reports that previous to the occupation
of Bayano he defeated the Rebels at Canto del En-
barcadefo, and Paso Rio Salado. He adds that the
Rebel forces scattered in small parties over the
country and are supplying themselves with provisions
by pillage. Most of the bors rctreatlng to the
mountains. The official report of the battle Of Paso
Rio salado states the Rebels lost 100 killed. with
proportionate number wounded The loss Of the
Spanish troops is not given.
The Dtario says the proclamaions Of Captain
General Dnlce have produced good results IN the
Central Department of the Island.
The same paper reports that several attempts have
been made to assassinate Spanish soldiers ~ the
streets of Havana
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NENS-B1 TElEGhAItt.
49,. The Hons. John Rose and Joseph Howe
arrived at Montreal yesterday
Judge Vose. Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court OF Massachusetts, died Oh Sunday.
"A young man by the name of Daniel
Fish was found drowned in well at Athol Mass yesier
day morning.
"A man named Quintet was cut in twain
by the wheels Of on the Grand Trunk Railway. near
Victoria Bridge, yesterday.
IA man named Mcdonald has been ar
rested at Iachne charged with committing forgery
Connecticut, last November
The shock of an earthquake was felt
M 81 John, n b. on Saturday morning, lasting
minute during which time the vibrations were quite
:. 49,. The body of Wash. Hendly, who oloped
with susan Jones, ms reported from Memphis Sanr
day. was found near Bartlett, station yesterday perior
ated with pistol balls.
The following Mayors were elected yes
terday: q. NJ. Darman OF Toroato NJ O. Rel 81 Ham.
On, John Christie OF LoudoD, Nul Robinson o. kngs-
ton, and J. b. Friei OF Ottawa
"A freight train on the Fitchbnrgh Rail
road was run into by Vermont md rssac b;s. - pas
senger train at North Leom.nsier. ycstcrlay. B0iL
enqnes were badly smashed, bat no cne was Jared.
Schencks sash and blind factory at Fish
XIII Landing was DESTROYED by nre on satn,daS ni,hI
stated hat the building Was set on re IN four dner
cnt places.
Henry W. Oswald, bookkeeper at Bos-
ton has Disappeared with considerable sum az m"n'S
alleged 10 belong "a the estate of his late cmplpgcr
Gently deceased OsNaio WAS onr "i 'Ao "'4i i"' N""
& citizen from French Bayou, Arkansas,
so,e zen mites above Marion, report thai tuy - iH
tin sho; three near hs bonse, GA SUNDAY Ate "
oouft mar'a charge ~ b.inc h'tkN' "L" "feIcd
10 o. sh0g to death, with ni1sfet'?
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
rna ELIxanLTAr oar gxFLoaoA.

. eoNCIasIoN OF rIn: ConUsi3i's ISo,Eaf.
Tho inquest on the body az bepjarllu ~.
Ninss one os tho victims Of the hteO.sastrcos e>p"
sion at Edzaboihport, was rcsl.pRa before ,1iDncr
Isswn yrsterfny 50 the coAmencetoeut ~ hn ng0est
% fridy iast, tie testimony or stesSaestv |Dne 'e
Iro,,,detor OF the fteFory which tho lsiNh t"k
tiscevas received asalso that ~ ha sn, wAa Dad ps
forni,d tue duties Of engineer 'hsr'b lr t tle 'me
botsr tho explosion. Tho testimony et NJ Noae r'c
galyea as Tie most damaging Ia hp'scf oi any ii ns
Seeu received since ne admitted htt "a Dad hcscete"
fo prpc,irc non sgdlcDtor, which ee,d have I,cess
rated hnt erftiag expense, when tho roHtf
Inspector cauttossd hin 20 do so Mr. "0ds
niso admitted that his wife gsnd his son h;c
M different times had fc aseuors OF tt ensre sd
von,e mad Prevailed generally In the ssagemesi OF iS
nacbery Al che Sontiuui;on Of the ialavst yositt.
ia n number Of wttnes testified 10 thofaet5 ted
with, she explosion which substantially the snae as
rspprtrl on tle following morning. Mr. George H. TIT
cetb pcr Inspector OF this Fifth District. was sworE
aud testified thathe hes osupnod the boiler ana foaoc
unit Tor ukr, lie prOoanoed the cause OF the uNposiOh
10 be lack OF susctsn Wter hn inthls opnio 10 ws
corr oharstcd by Mr. Go W. Snith, anu af j"
III, Moore bcths ~ whofa boiler lie. cinv-
The Jury Inads sesrcling examination int0 10
by tho sagnhatfon of witnesses apon every yls
upon which any donbs could svist aud al q ,"A sa
evening srcigni ~ v,rdst :. aas the s.ld bspian =,
w!nafis uaine his death by tna explosion o. ter on
thc rrn,se, of George woic on fhe sh init. when
explosion WAS csns nv te ern,ibs csreessnett o ire
snid George wode" Tho sreatea luotgs kptessed
nv the citizens acsoat Mr. Wcde for hts &uiib's nes
gence and " III said fhut he has disappeared sinoe IL bs
isecoinc probable thar an ndfctoeyt wd b. bioSs1s
against UuH. - 80 Asssn
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

TuK WRECK or TIE SOUTHERN EMPIRE.
4 LONDON. Jan. ls.-The gratifying intelligence Of
the safe landing of the captain md crew OF the
British ship Southern Empire is received today The
first report of disaster TO this vessel published on the
9TH inst stated that she foundered while on ayoyage
from New Orleans TO Liverpool and that all hands
were lost.
THE TIMES EULoGHISG Mr.. BURLlNGAhE AND
TIE CHINESE TREATY.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.-Tke London Time nlludes in
terms of the highest praise TO the treaty which has
been concluded between Great Britain aud China
through Mr. Burlingame and the Chinese Ambassa-
dora.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
MEXICO.

HAVANA, Jan. 1S.--The steamer from Vera
Cruz has arrived. She brings tho following news Tie
Monitor OF city of Mexico, says that at dinner
given TO the Diplomatic Corps on NewYear's Day the
most friendly assurances ntorchangod between the
Mexican Ministers and the representative of the United
states speech the oceafion Gem Rosccrans de-
clared that the words he nsed at !is presentation 10
Prrsideut Juarez expressed TRUTH and cautioned ha
hearers against credug the articles OF certain Journals
which he denounced inspIod hy iualev0ieuce. lie
rturd that the present administration of tie United
State shared and the coming administration would con-
tnu share the sentiments whioa he had expressed
i'm 1860 y the Mexican Government 10 Eni Ia See Tor
building the Tehuantepeo road ias been inrdaed Ac-
IA TO c0n.rnct the road from CoaZacoalcos the Gnt
Coast from yent0sa port on Tue Ischo Un mo foad
IA comu,eed hs ia Obliged to establish on by
wagons aud for that purpose he Is allowed four years
and "a hnlf 10 finish wagon road. Tho Mexican Con
gre,s has passed law allowing tho expectation Of min
erals free of duty v- q.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
THE FRENCH EMPEROR's NLW-YEAR'S
SPEECH.

We have already published the Emperor's
brief address TO the Diplomatic Corps on Years
Day. To the ngratuations of the Deputies His
Majesty replied:
Every year the cooperation OF the Legislative Body
becomes Indispensable TO the IN France
OF that real liberty which can only prosper through
spect for the laws and just balance OF power II is al
ways, therefore with lively satisfaction that receive
the expression OF your devoted and patriotic sentiments
To the members Of the Court Of Cessation the Emperor
addressed the following:
I" The sense Of justice must penetrate more than
national customs 10 II tho most guarantee
OF liberty"
His Majesty spoke as follows to the clergy: ..
% The congratulations OF the clergy deeply
their prayers sustain and console From what going
In the world how indispensable II is 10
sert the great principles OF Christianity which teach
virtue, that may know how to lIye and Immortality
that We may know how to die"
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
SPAIN.

CIRCULAR or THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR
ON TIE CADJZ AND MALAGA INSTRUCTIONS.
Se1or sagosta, Minister of the Interior, on
Jan s. issued circular, in which he attributes the in
surection Cad aud Malaga to the Reaetionary party
mentioning proof the Bourbon conspracies discovered
at PamIcluna, Burgos and Barcelona. The circular
says: ,.,..,,.. -,
ddat o, oi alsfng tne StLen M a d., ~ hrsseni
s1iragc n SPAIN the meeting Of tho Cortes and the
the elct OF paralyzlng Spanish credit The Government
OF the mnncuvers which are being employed, Is
resolved 10 preserve intact the sacred deposit Of the
National sovereignty aud 70 maintain order until the
assembling oi the COrtes, whose decision respectfully
awaits. aud does not desire TO Influence"
THE FIGHTING IN MALAGA
Tho Madrid gazette publishes q detailed account OF
Che recent rising at Malaga The Generan Chief OF the
Army OF Andausa arrived In the town, 1t seems, early
on the morning OF the sist uli and few hours later
Issued proclamation declaring the place IN state Oi
FENDER their arms in the course cl the day some iew
had already done so the proviors day but the majority
TTS ra % Spcr Of aasa @
@ssngAS 9sl ths ih0gc edaa by ~ &offHyjpg M 5Gs
took Bass before he SSgsatga Of q the delay sae
.os . Of s t 81 .! Ss SessSSf
S % SaS % IN s ssa s Gy M9ss sSqs s ss
point % the Esr nsSt morning ~ aiscSps e Sy
before but the colonel charged Nth the dny was hied
ai aud te struggle recomnneneed At nine there was
ususc lie insurgents utcs terms: tho terms were re-
jccted by Sha military authorities, ara suaftor oi m
hour afterwArd firing recommended. The lort nud Two
ship,o war in to habor then assisted the troops, but
the resistance offered was 20 obstinate that even when
night fell had not been entirely overcome although COO
Of the riotors lad been made prisoners
RgLEAsE OF PRISONERS TAKEN tr MALAGA,
Gen. Cabalcro, Jan released coO OF the psisoneTs
taken by h during the recent fighting, bat has detained
40 othcrs who Will he tried before the tribunals
InE CARLIsT CONSPIRACY ~ STAIN.
The Gaos of Jan states that the Carlst conspiracy
discovered Barcelona has ramfcations In Saragosa
Tortosn and Lcrida According 10 the same paper sew
erai arrests among military men have been iDado and
peTs have been seized by tic autbortles
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
SINGULAR ARRESTS AT HAYES CITY.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 1S.-4he Learonworth Con-
,,rroap,. OF Saturday. has dispatch from Hayes City
which states that on Tuesday night Col Neson at Fort
fIares ssnt n guard OF soldiers under Lieut. Kelly, 70
ity 10 arrest all persons found mp after o'clock
The S,ard entered ballroom and arrested 81 porsops
"a Ssnt them In the guard house all night rhe dspitch
tbat Col Nelson threatened 10 close all the aaOons
and fear down the livery stables An ind gnaton meet
H. n as held on Friday at which Col Nelson's arbitrary
ncss were denouneed. spd petition sent 70 their
representayes OF Topeke 70 bring the matter before the
iegislaturc Great excitement existed and trouble MAS
antlcpated.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
albany.

TIE SENATE AGREE TO VOTE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR T0-DAY--THE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE.
ALBANY, Jan. 1s-The Senate agreed tonight to
vote to-morr ow for United State Senator. Mr. Hale
tRep asked to be excused from voting but the re-
quest not granted, and he voted with his party
The Committees viii not be announced until Wednes
day. The Democrats have given the barren honor of
the Senatorsp 10 Henry G.. Murphy.
Gov Hoflman and staff left here this evening in the
o'clock train, to attend tue State Military Reunion
tomorrow evening at the I'D Regiment Armory in
NeW-York. .f.,