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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

COMMISSIONER NOTICE"
fDariI Hall aaI b7sPIF.i1i iist 7oi
fs'isi u.s.. oa'1s I-af S1Ho aol aosilf
Samuel B.aSmith, Aam'r.'i}In7 Chdnee,y
of Olirer 9. Fatnaxh and pa asaIii 10
others 'agNn u ns,1Defs.a Dy i2Ssl ;oG
rJNhc parties In this cause lljtake notice TINT
| L hire fxcdlupon the I'D day of June, 1859,
At my office in the TOM Of Wcston to execute M
order Of reference In the above named cause, an
tered 1t the My term, 1853, in Which an d.
rected,.g uSI Gfs ssOtj 10 nolIat.Is 4fs
First:-To ascertain and report all debtsior
demands ngainst said .deredcnt o. his estate, to-
gcthcr with their priorities. A. - ~
r. Second ITO ascertain the Iands 81 which
sad Fornash was the owner ut his'dcath. eiG
Third :LTo settle the accounts ,ofSamueliB.
Smith IS Administrator of the said ideccdent,
together with such other matters as, he may
deem, pertinent or my ls required by the par
,ies.11 rdi rnnG1oiid siIij To'itfi aHllo
/, Given under my hand, this 2l6t day of May,
1869. 4 81, Of Nm, !. DUNNlNGTON.
Comr. circuit court Lewis county'W. Va,
5N'YW st"", !oIya zen n.Hm y24-4t.W
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.soNEws,-The man who had the news in
asnutshsll, now says he dprefers it in a
newspaper! Let him take The DEMO.
Graf, and reyel in the freshest and best.
PERsosAL.-We, are glad to see Mr..
William d Lively again in our place,
after an absence Of some weeks, on . visit
to 'lAe South, He is looking we'll, and
lweIunderstand that himself and his lady
will make their home in this place. ,ii!a
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b. OSE MoRE USroRruSArE,-We heard
on Wednesday last fellow energetically
declaring his Fixed purpose to take his girl
that night sec picture of"Crossingson
Washing the Delaware" which, being
interpreted, Observation-Disclosures Cross
ing tho Delaware. nt'a bga 9taa,t rpqiI
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.siIll4 HIAln T, Of 5cIIgarksbars, has cstab-
.,lished in our gtown'a branch ofahis wool
5.nd cloth exchange, Genuine Factory
Jeans, Casimyres,e Flannels, Blankets, de-,
, exchanged for. wool IN IN the best terms.
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y, NJ CuH1IeHt @ = u
ofsrsndg.f, Fay & G., ilsa aSa SD - .spr,
~, pn".Fyv I,n Via Gom hailipGi1q
John Brorn and others. d. .smsIiaga %
1,iz ls.pgb,q,i rs aS,teI An Chdneery.
TNhc parties in the above named causes will
IL take notice, that have hxed upon. the
ON day Of July, 1859, at my Office, in the town
Of Weston, to execute the or,leri.of reference
ma le in the above named causes; for tLepur-
pose Of asccrtaining the real estate belonging
to the defendant John brown, and the liens e9-
isting against the same, anil their priorities.'
p Given under my band this Goth day Of May,
III .,;a w II DUSSISGToNa Conn.,
may3l-4t. h.,iro
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Coon JoKE.-The ecclesiastical deni-
gems Of our ncighboring city, Of Boston,
CHE countyotseat of tUpshur-bctter
known as 'NIassachusetts) have got rail.
road on the brain and at called meet
ing, held in their tabernacle on tho sth
inst, they "Wheroascd" and "Resolyed''
most fearfully.' "Hon."l Pork,1Farns-
worth, and other gentlemen Of liko"abil-
ity and integrity addressed the meeting,
and a RAILROAD convention" was called to
to'bc holden at Duekhannon, on tho 18th
tinst.,eand to'whioh the people Of tho I'D.
Joining counties were invited Such con.
ssdesccnsion on tic part Of the citizens Of
Massachusetts cannot fail to be properly
appreciated, aud doubtless has resulted in
agrand outpouring Of the loil m-.asses.
We are not Informed as TO tho name Of the
proposed road, but presume it will be the
"lloston and French Greek Air Liuo.''
p. S.-When We said RAILROAD on tic
brain" we uscda stereotypcd phrase, but
We take it all back; for We have as YET
failed to hear II any brains in Buckhan-
non-saye when. some stranger, not
knowing the lay ofthe country, innocent.
y wandered there. aiIfxs gpil 5iTN' y,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28
nu 7I'L-f.lslI eIIg, Iisl, IJ-l lI.I IN. gGVIV
" hare on hand at this office; a large
4. 4ss,,'ii,yefBl1slY1as,' Dl1EEpS,'aM .yH.s-
rl lcaE1$ss B 81 Il, fs's f.1 q kE'il yo''sp
up tnlths dessstyle.7aihGM9 AMI rremiine.
..ssss3IsIOGAsIa sIsFENIS.

Tue Supervisors meet on the LIST Thurs.
b..S, isfsAr,iccrst1 IaT!s ead 2g1p yF1a
Gays % ~ S.9!sssiaais al Ia sn0iis5!,H si: rop;r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

SLEEp.-Pcoplc should not sleep in
tight rooms at any season of the year, but
|, more particularly at this season. Those
who fear night air should remember that
there is no air at night but night air. g1ai
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

b.lL49'ss salD AYs.-Wei had fifteen hours
AID three minutes Of daylight last week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

"ArpEMrrEp Arsoy.-On Wednesday
the 10th inst, the store-house and mill
belonging to Mr.. Henry Bofflnan. on
Hackers Crock, in Upslur county, were
set on fire BY an incendiary. The con.
aagration was discovered about midnight
BY an old lady residing in the house o
Mr.. Boffmun and help being at hand
butlittle damage was dono save 10 few
goods ii the store. An old man nance
Levi II. Queen, living in the neiglbor
hood, was arrested and is now in coninc
mcnt ingBuckhnnnon, charged with th'
crime. We understand that the son-ih
law Of the supposed incendiary was I'll,
principal witness against him at the pre-
limirary examination before Justice
All of Massachusetts-No Cards. .ra B,
AroLoor. We apologize for tile half
sheet issued last week; but owing to on
being altogether creature Of adverse
circumstances (ns newspaper men genet
ally are) d lialf-shecs was the best "
could offer. Inithis lnntter we reiev,
onri venerable senior from all share .
blame "Nlr. Woffindin," ataWoff','
.Jim, "e"Joeines, "ot '.the; young feller'
Ito all Of which names we answer
.'here!"- being entirely and altogcthe,
In the fault.s9 We were, inithe ,langling,
\ Of eur senior--noi,- eitl eomdtibus. " Til,
rustic charms, Of beautiful il SHADE, " '.dl
the river was too lhurhfor our imagina
tive nature, and. we incoutiueuty lluntcs
frogs from Wednesday untila,satutday
We can now iafely promise q full sheet 70
III. ue1t 5.2s7 yoars. ~
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HAw!! HAw HAu,-A little boy liv-
ing in this burg asked /; his mother whai
"blood relations meant. She explained
that it meant near relations, etG. After
thinking 9 moment, he said Then, moth
er. you must be the bloodiest relation I've
got! ygaii-s.,i .adl y4,la.a3r RyauIa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

The BLpEs.-June skies are always
most beautiful when bue-but men when
in the same condition are not considered
~ tAo0u so' .r,.f- Ia. ,....,,.,..,..,-,,,.
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|. FnuIr.- The prospect for fruit, at this
time is extremely encouraging. Cherries,
apples, peaches, and all the smaller fruit
hang in such clusters on the trees there is
danger Of their downfall. We are laying
back for blackbcrrics- wllich are, in The
language of tho poet, tour best holt" .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

rtMAIL MArrEns.-A new Office has been
opened at Elk City, Barbour county-S.
G. Douglas, postmaster. ~. i.s...F n.l
Eli Baker has been appointed post
master, at Beverley, Randolph county,
vice G. 7. Hanshaw, resigned, Ion ga,og
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sni TKy lT.-Stroke the buck of q cat with
oncshand, and at the same time touch the
top ofyour head with the fore.6nger of
the other hand, and you will receive an
electric shock equal to that from the bat
teries Of a telegraph Office. Tho expert
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-28

BoouErs. our lady readers wish 70
:keepia boquet fresh let them dropia ia
blc-spoonful Of powdered charcoal into The
water intended for the flower stalks, and
they, will keop, their freshness and perfume
and look and smell the same as those, just
gathered. The charcoal settles. to the
bottom otthe vase, the water remaining
limpid. II is not necessary to remove
the water or charcoal for several days.
, 1869-11-28

ihe restoration of The Gods OF the slehth Ia
1ou1faeoth centuries, IN the form Of IN NJ
hc'e os faith, bscksi up b, the oonoesxlou
of absolute infa1litsl;.y Of Lbs Pon.iG. i.
rea1ed upon "a clothing him with tho ma.r1
od commanding tie conseieroes and On.
forcing the obedieroe Of. the peon,ea Of
Italy nd Of al oshee lands. Who ham
witnessed with approval OF indiasrooao tha
spoliAtaon and destruction Of the pap.l
power IN the affairs Of Tho world.
1hs doctrine Of The Assumption Ia, Of
the thsee subjects, The only one os a pu.e,r
nan. asidcal character. These Is no pars OF
lie Roman Catholic liturgy which is nooro
universally approved by tho member. of
mat Church stsn the invocat;ous to th,
virgin to intcrocde with hrr Son for The
pcn'tcnt and erey addition to this
service las al~syz been accepted without
objection
The new dogma of the i1.a,EbiJitv of
me Pope IN nssters of faith is yieorouslr
discussed in al parts OF Europe, aud theo.
4ots'an' u tho Church aro publishing their
opinions for and sgaiast ii, TIE ss.,polx
d France and Germany ase generally on
l'osed to il, while it finds its etrua,ts,.
champion In Archbishop Manning, Il Eae-
land, supported bs the Dishupa in Rome,
This dogma hhs been discussed a,.o in thu
eahanosa oi Europe, and tAero has been
pretty general determination reached.
should tho corrc.l rroc.i,n it, to p.r u,
Intention to i: whnsers-, s1oopt to resipt
any Effort to usc 1t to disturb Tie po,'-eA
naa,ss Of any iiIgior, by deassnlanS sab-
lection 10 the doctrines of die Syllabus.
10 the extsut, therefore. that tho dscrces
od the council ~iu psrtase Of a political
eh.Tacsae OF be an interference With tbs
peGacd liberties and Independence OF
stases and ptople frons escleaias.ical con-
tso4. thtv will probably perish with the:7
proclamation. There is 10 physical po~a.
to enforce tkcr,, ind shrro is no r.ccsden,
fos any raee Il ulen, orce free, voluntarily
re-era!ayirg themselves. II Is Il sacritre
80 CONTRARY to MI tho Instincts Ct natasn
thst It /, without pa.aliei even in the lis
tcty If marty t3om-
, 1869-11-28
TEE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

LETTER from thu EEnuacItcnl, >.
h"aoP, In Ensor OF A1noniinx th<
Hntt%Asnn1 service.
- Our 6FEslum:
y conssauetee 4 stEy sct!o1s indication, OF j
sAss q Mih1 dtuot nan3 Of tho o.e1Hy and lnis1
nv .Ee l7a5 noof ana e~. snF '.upe seisn
nsaola Ttqurs:ed selling, IL ko1 Ioea, a
lnfetA e.c:vJ0en a1d tayDen from various psTt1 r
n q taS ssuntsy xhote koo .!sdse Of the f4et and
vafnahle. Tia ot9oct 1AA TO Get sses inIofa1auou
AZ Comparison OF vicr1 As might axziat ina
Na9oPs u fo!ntnR = rtRh: tatgtDsnt Of their dutT
In tfe state Of niud alluded 70.
II Ncaha painfully evIdent tia: many IN our
Church are 70 batdetaett and ltsuclsei IL the us9
Of ceF.hu cIpfeAAot1 In cur tutD u,xEttx that shs
tnqatEJ ss obligatory - 70 Wtzt uoHtE to b door
u tfothetfv kadaeA and cuxf4tJ, Tor their reI:tf
Tie teAis - tho eoa11otton itat il aItesnA.s .
P9tASe1 or e1ne equ1Yaltnt moditcatlcu tn tho
uaee ftr TIC tnin4trEuon OF h4pusm OF fn!sui4
Te,e ALLOW ed, the pressing nece4sify noold II
mel. and tnenaute of seatt would b Afforded.
chrfeP.
We tare alwsys tea faly p4.aaaaed thu, orr
HtMutN1e& OF fAlth AID wutshtp. 10 THAR mat Il
ts1tEttaah9, saEbodJ 1hs Irta Of chrtAt. M Far.
1sntta ~ lAe teaching Of lolf Scripture, md an
1alhful taJoe:nx OF The t.ocis1aea prpi ID nnj
defended ~ oar Anglican KeformeFa.
The diflen1t1ea zefet!et 10 wo aAcstoe in g9eal
ussKe which, Al tho pnesrns Hoe, 10 unnapp&iJ
a2tk1tc Gnz eonUuhIDn and expose tba troteftxa Il
AID sI1ptoral chAlssseE Of our Church 70 tistEpa
and septoAch.
TIE ennAc'eut1ou& Ferupes of men OF KoflJ COZ
tetsatton and urefutotsa deserve tha most r.
spttlQl And AfeEt1ob&sa confederation OF thcsi
htetssen. "e hepe shsJ Will 50 Be reRssded b.
the ncIt EeostHt conrfptlnp. Ne viii tot al1oI
outrelres 10 doubt thAs thete vii ha sound II
that t'oty such taEEt-heattr.lpess, hscthesT ttad
nc9s. Atd ferTeut tte1ts TO promote tho pt&ca 1n4
prosperity Of out CEntch, ~ WILL ronAent 70 Tx
feief already indicated.
In THU confidence, we adtrefs ourselves At.ec
toe steiJ and frsptc4fnlf5 10 our hsoshtr Gl&11p4
11d request their kirt .nt tratefrA co opcfatlot
In out cooYt 10 8ccoUp piah the deEscd result, 10.
the glp,y OF oar h1efse1 Lord and tho harmony o.
cu1 be1ayed Church.
e. z. AelIvlHE, g: I. DEDni,
A1Fnkp Lxs VIZ. uACtA 8fKvEXs,
J0ns Jonxs, TnoM4a IL vA1,
1cssh PAyxx uzt ", WHtfAkEK-
GkNET ", LIE
, 1869-11-28
WISCONSIN,

Neei<son Affirming she Eexxuhs
Foes Charged by she School IN
= Sok0 m ssAaoners Se+~rxf,>
Element AsA toF Eso1sticua 1sseeyI
el0ns
special De1patch 70 The cn!cago Tr.susIy
MADISON, Wiz, Nps L
In aht Circuit tourt Jury, x,ttru. ka,,ar et
sea'R. uuder i1structious uf lueS- ss.xs,t.,xk1
ed verdict AtEttotpR that Of tse to.et eoer b.
which tie appeal y a. TAX, q in f1n rS,e y. e
rtuEtoa :. ". 4 snl:h, stass Treasurer. IL rtSa
W legality ct Iee. charged t5 laa .sou IL
:: SonEai1oEetf; . Their praetaes n caAtSt4 ~
u tao1 declared to he m ateHe.fapce 4its y. :
Tha Fsaa1i iarftt and {r<ae4, The Two S1Sna
papese OF The State, haso coma cat via ~
suoaat3 efElng tas election Ut C1llnea c-l: +
RGn. sefRc4ntat.Nm Of Ihs A=anenhs. u
reeoxplrH,n Of snc tI1ins c3 The .sGr s.Si1a 81
ment u Tho hepnt, ,'can pat'y, otsIs.nsaj i =
II pretIean S1Atd Ctlnrent,ua
Ge1erai narld Atxuuj, oI de S,ast Lar ~, /
qt1tc u to-tay.
, 1869-11-28

The long and A1s,u4r;;..rs cucyro7ers, !,
between the CtItra. It'd Tnjun Pacific
Rkla-aaa c1'mpaSics, ~ "a Tho pl4ca uf
JUNCTION II the twa roals, La4 &. lAss i.eeea
ae:tse3. They haye agreed uloa Ogden IS
TIC lsoict- EsIetefaTc tsu Union Pacific
III theis cara 10 Fsenoltosy Foins, which
Is sone sixty niles vest If OgI.s. II IS
sta!ed that tho "Ceu:ral" pays .Ae "U.ion"
fos the s.aca fetIcca These points
+, 4Ao, eco; tut u.s former will ohsasa the
sab.1lE bonlss q tho g'yarc1sent .: the
rata Of S2., ,tssl Fer mile, AID amounting tu
nlson: + .:Np,oo 1Le Central, Therefore.
really pays bps sI,3n.nn for tho si1ty
miles, Il. about S:.o.no, c4ile. Tie
,ec.j, oG1 which The EE:cn gets will ea:A1u
TINT company to settle with !ts contractors
an1 ts-cas:ass, and .esio:c i:s some Lat i'm
paired crei:,.
1t wss c! the biSEeS; Importance II .hc
Centzaa Company to owa tn. read Is fas
cast AZ Oeieu, as it s.=srrnx th.ea .:a.;s.hlc
tE!ogs, VIZ. azG. and Elos: important, adj
mission to The Weber eoal mixes seearl,
connection ~ith the entrrp,s e the Man
tara tr2dc third, direetne,a 10 Salt Latte
City 7se srsai highway ,b=:wees the
a1entaSa su!d fields nr5 tue Pacific Eul-
wey sts;lAe The latter NJ. IT Close tynsdsn;
aid Brigham ieuEga rluy :uhl dp.u to
Ito Mormon capi.ai comnAncee II ta,e
same l:acs. A considerable city
mAs ec expected to grow up there. 10th
int. lnn
, 1869-11-28
THE xoRMALs.caooL A1EHaLxwoop.

THE xoRMALsscEooL AIENGLEw0oD
Tho neR Dosrd Of Supervisors t.. Cook
County will t,.eet and organize on i!ls iiis.
NoaaAy in December. and ons u their irst
tets il the Eeiorn they Errs elected to es-
tsSliAh should be to vose prompt arrest VI
I'll farther proeress in Tie Normal School
b7lilaiag ss Eng'ewood. OF a.1 Tho Jobs to
take money oci Of th- pahiic treasa.y that
o1e h.s .he least rtsteuec Of either honesty
os 1tceEer. Ewasn L job tso1u the h-~n-
ming. ard its every step has L<4a marked
With fraud, bribery, aa5 corruption
The State uf Il4-,5:s aas a Normal Uni
varsity &. Bloomington II has authorized
h1o.ber enc tas the -sa1.tera r.rs II lie
State. The cits Of cha-aSo has Normal
S:toal. which, in every respect and 10. oil
ls.acssical p1.poseS, is better than any Nor
H.a! School, college. or university IN TIE
Ncst. TIE teachers elu.atea and t1a;aej
at that school canuot I'll ind etayiuyueut
in fact, il tie Doard Of EJaeA.ion worId
adTeztiso ior teachers, it eaDl1 ptsain in
ten days g eotrsshf now unemployed And
Competent teAchess+ equal in nurhes Of
ten 70 every place that is vacant This
~ A ~s :. - .s '7eoDt - "t s'ss-
-. ~ - a ~
$3.50 o'"-
s " hs'e
H. ..a.s- -.." p-s'oA4
~. s-,,,,a, a.,, 49,, :. H ~ ~
Is.,.5 ~, 49,, I 80, 1."'- ., DIVE
~. - .s;,,.' Ae'-Nso .
r~,..-.r -. - -, 49, 'e4 upo.'
II - 'sft'H' H.
~, ~, --,st ~o,ss - ~ ~. 49, .As
.a,.., NJ. s.... .11es ss-
, 1869-11-28

Mr.. i. 3. Meeker, IN recent c.aE.n,uni-
cation to this paper, ss5s that - lae Tres
trade policy IL aiscoarag:2a sspitaiis,s 10
1:saae Investments il manufacturing hero in
tho Wes." This renA.k embrace, I.
soplis1n which ;s deserving Of sa nnsxe7,
It assuasea that II Is desirable .aat ca,itX 81
i.aa saoc1d make investments il enterprises
u4as do cot pay-a proposition from which
We totally dissent II the cata-p,ise. 10
which alr. Meeker rtfcrs will par, then 20
Protective tariT IA needed to sust.,in thcp.
If they viii not pay. thoa certain
a:aount Ct cspstI must 1,o coasum,sd
10 keep them scing. CAPITAL docs
ngt fall from .he n,oaa. Il IL
tnn product q Labor. Somebody mnst c5..
ais 1t betoto Il can be consumed; end uu.
understanding of = protective A1iH ia tha.
II is des,ce to distribute .ho burden Of
certain alleged losses ever tac whole COLE
munisJ, sastend ol having them torre tv
the individuals who Lave Invested ths;,
csF;sd in Improbable enterprises. ! The
FIRE trade rcIicy discoasagss such Invest
ucnts in the Weat cr scy where e!sc, It Is,
IN ous Judgment, perfo-m1ng rseful office,
Manufactures hte desirable unly vhua ther
return to the community more wealth than
they abstract fnnm It.
, 1869-11-28

rood HartossA TIE stpx.e 49,
monty tso,sseds A1e chx{ats11f \
Mnin1 four Rranuirs in = INV. sash q J.
ulea Eetnr mora ctoat cppnsrt.s1 W. n
and the combined length ecnsfsfs:, RHfp1
TIA l0snts nre sleo found uc,tnc ~ H4sse
ssstes Of hs1uehea- Al lnev ~ - .. Ip*a b
khs@ secretion which u eTpstlsA kta u,
snsexe. and not ID that with trrti:. I. ~
form, 10 ccnciuc<s snat thar ~ ~ n,qt! 1saa;|
eskd In tho attotnsDx caTtt{e9 tssn ssn.lfy d
Fs rrae. On reading RtnIT s<~,nsaa esssaa
P 4Aoneus edect Of qalninc apQa ~ tnfnsa
<etefnined to TT It IL Ii csse. ~ 3ls
sat1ra1ed neatral sala'ea pf auintnas s ~ ~
N1set-t:s9. Tits eHci1e4 Z fnotrrS;s sasst
Of burning to the nAsal nucooA rs+,a 80
ing upon atA back, he dsoppest fosT T. s:sN
the solution b = pencil tnso ea.S nes,.a eSs!fssa
tnT hi1 head meanwhile IN ali dTsa; d
bring tho nutd Thoroughly tuin eosss1 eaes1
the pszts. nch he felt 1T reach ~ 1s8 %s8 Il
Reusf wA4 inEedlkse. lie rst ~ et
hnnrs, f1etlJ to txposs ht:tseI 10 ~ = q
97n- 1e1ee spp.srsttuuA dty ssf,rs$
him free from Tee cstaIla, under rtsra.a 9 b
the moft unfAFokebla. Tha v1tr1ones ~
no longer 70 te fnund. ~ u
Tne eL PERMIT ut Fa4 mnft In tsS-
pEattd Il lie nnr tteur1ree ot u, ee -
May. lse3: preventing The ruf&nef ds1sl ~
tho attack 9cS that JeAE.
, 1869-11-28

Ga the ssa tsyaf December, It's Rosnan
Gthoiie feast Of tAe I,nm.cclate Coceep-
Eoa viii commence ut Ro1aa,-the 1sst
council Of tho va.is1n- End the twentissh
e>saatI reco,nized b. The Romsn CashoGe
Church a. Eru1aenical Councils of tho
Ch2srh nre "s:c;zaenical, general, or pA.ticu-
lar AZ Gcrn,en.eal Council represents
The vhotc Church, ana it sofs-es tia. The
chief PAR. OF tho Church Is rseSen. and in
agreement with tie PonuG. Il General
CsEacil is are which, sh1oagh ita no. being
confirmed bJ tie Pope, is nat heid to rc;,-
1ese1t Tie rn:rcra.l ChuscA- Particular
councils esr t:seea which septtssa. onIy 6
rart:or tf Tie Clarch- Taa d.tals;ons ot
an Tcurnseisi Council in z;.atles. Of tsi,a
or -or7.s toat not II xrnt:a.s Of Dis
ctrlu", atr. ~bea srPto.el by tie Pope,
kr1A 70 he et.tain ard infAllib.e. O.he.
n-uats L-fs only sn rueh. nuttnr;ty ~
kava :ac exatetes thsr rspraseat, bet are
nsA infaslt'ie an,ess confirmed by The
fcre.
tbs p7esicI5 councils taT=g an eecu-
1.;ta:cai character are thus eaatueruod:
, 1869-11-28
OTTAWA.


& pectal pespatch to Tho ca,c.su r,.t,.,.
On Monday tae cali Of Tho Cru dacfs+ ;. = .
cIeu!. coast viii be couaenc=d. aad u. :. !.
tna tnss w efosaeiJ ocGn7y most ot ~ s..s
lNsS Tor SANDER. I.st Il the f.ss,,a ,asasJ e
Hetbtr and The Wordt alleged to ha1e ~,
eEcn II they were tEpe. @saSkta
Toe catite docket Il very e4,enb,e I, I q
much ~ eoaft oPecA IN E.<e u cosmfA - y =
1sta OF December refy tttrc Of il r.r ~
thfopEh with The bustGsss ot III : 1c,t.. - :!
AsEe for The eoa1t 10 II iraSe Il res;:S y
Rfs& sasantD SuM L1sa::e County, foi,oS.s..
fate circuit In tae ooas-A s,..spr sl,n.sT ~. Y
aIt, ~ HAfftfa aEu 1t pEeteof, ! tsss r. !.
ltt!e chance Of betEE fesched 10 - H. |
ears frnm I'll Initiation, alta aopgn jns.s ~
K0fks IT feast twice ~ hard u hs na.s, ~ y
called npoh 10 do Auleaa .ad Eraaai ~
1raie > etseait Of tie eon1onahN Ntd :;
II let Iun alore.
, 1869-11-28

eIx Pa, CISCO, So1. =s.-Tae G.a1s rassa
4tt;!&+ In The heart cf tnt city, e1pseted n
nIghe. Tao white Men vcze ktt'ed zad sosE
wuutdet1- E'an: Ca.nauta we're faihrm. fz
hasfnsrE FE3 blown tn paceea, cEh I1e KlAN 1El
Fca:e'ta IL toe nt.gt5orirs hon.e. rse tsse
q the t1ifas:or was felt .. @rc2: 'its:tree+ y
CSx.pau- cheni,r.. soa Superintendent of b
EcFtA , ~ ie*saHltT sttftd- Ii,A bady N84 re-
tuIi5 mutIlatefa The carRs II ka1 ttIsAH!4s, u y
kcpwn- Con1tt rahle Ealac:Jcetirf, tns pz1L
tte bIf11Irc,
Manning trfL, cd ardIrrtJ ltsteriz1, = -
Tie saslens:on Of {ssac Jnt%bts / ca, teHslsn
Ia a1non1ett. Ltastitttc1 heafJ.
, 1869-11-28

The long controversy between the Assisu-
ees Of the Nicolson patent and the city Of
Chicago has at Iass beou as.tlc1 by conpro-
ci*e. By the terms H tho arrangement,
The Esa1d Vi I'sblio Works aro to pay thu
representatives OF Eicolsor shout Rt7,tEO.
Al royalty on the streets rareI with blvcAs
before tho lst IT April. 1860; since that
period, On all tho stsrets that have besn
paved, or are hereafter 10 ba paved. with
" Sieo1son, Tie cisy mast r.ay n royalty Of
ten oen1z psz square yard, which vii, only
add about nine ecata 1'er front foot to tha
ss"t ii paving. OF about Per cent, This
s04 tlenenl ends 4 yexatioas Esicntscn.
, 1869-11-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1869.

ta+ 1rurer..i Court Of Psr4a aad efceF OF Tho L..
r7or qi Noeor; Aus AsyJ catpdntes. Aashor Of
IDur cpnslca:n " D. Adl. az Recorder Of nt4s-
'.oi Ep1tspd: tienefl Aoaef11p5, Caad q trtAon
Holman, cs New TogL; Governor HAJes,
Of ohto; Governor Haker. of 1nd1an.,
t;uvrfncs Clayton. Of ArkanRas: 1o*eruof
Primer, Of Ilanots; Governor upaSy, OF Pcun-
tyltsnta; Arooe lu1lbasy, Superintendent Of tue
albany ren.tconaIs: q. u. ilahoeil. ex.ysrden
Of sag ss,nx t..san: Fsn6e.tos Oa;ds!n anith. Of
to1nel! TI,ttrxty: ASe Wsrasa o. aaias Va. y
Ixtsol. Aouse o. Correction. And 11sy other
ptothtcen r,<rsanagse, a!i Of whom VII oo PfesAht
personally OF represented bY dtpu.ieA
designate the ne aud pIace OF hnlting shs lntaE-
r4tlGnsl Congress-