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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-12-02

S- Particular attention given to
copying and enlarging pictures to all
sizes, also worked in oil, water or
Indian ink colors, at DELILLE's Gal
lery.
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S Here is specim en- of Ross
county Democracy. Though some
wat different from thst found in
old Gallia, we suppose it to be pure
You never find any other kind,
you know. The Chillicothe Adyer-
tiser, Democratic, says:
''Now our astute neighbor ought
TO know that no objection has ever
been taken to the negro voting on ac-
count of his color. The objection
is the brain capacity of the race"
The late Democratic Legislature
passed a law upon this subj and
all through it, the objection to a Ger
tain class voting, was because Of
color, and not ''brain capacity
That was thought good Democracy
at the time, but here comes a new
reyelation--it is now want of "brair
capacity What next2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-12-02

@ Wanted everybody to know
DELiLLE makes pictures for the
million and guarantees sa tisfaction
in every instance.
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R 1t seems to be pretty well
settled fact that the Alexandria,
Louden & Hampshire Railroad will
be built to the Ohio river, and if it
is Point Pleasant will no doubt be
the Western terminus. We notice
the citizens of Washington, D. c.,
recently held meeting and had the
question under consideration. .--H.
Pleasant Journal
Will it find connection at CALI
polls or Pt Pleasant? Will that
connection be undertaken, and there,
by further hasten the building of the
above road? Let those interested
answer.
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Atp;ttshnro on Monday. ther,

--At Pittsburg, on Monday, there
was six feet of water in the river,
and raising.
In Cincinnati, on Monday, un-
der unfavorablc weather and large
receipts. hogs were quoted dull at
SI0@S1O,5O, gro IS, and sl2,5e@
s12,75 net. for light to heavy
averages.
in Cincinnati. on Monday.
choice new corn, car. was quoted
firm at SIC. Oats, choice white, 50
@55c.
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H Photographs SO per dozen, at
DELILLE's Gallery. Fenners building.
Gallipolis, Ohio.
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DINNER PILLS.

All persons of bilious habits, after eating
or drinking too freely, will find great relief in
the use of Dr. Roback's Blood Pills, they aid
digestion by stimulating the stomach, thus
avoiding the pain, nausea. sour quotations,
&c. :, which follow from eating too heartily.
l.. P. MAGUET,
.&P.A. SANNS,
Sept. 9, '69.-3m.l Agents.
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CoLoRED ScHooL.-l37-l06 -lW-7-2-
0-9S-3-0-4-0--0
II. j. CALDWELL, Sup't.
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GAS COMPANY-The stocl

GAS COMPANY.-The stock
subscribers of the Gallipolis Gas and
Coke Co., and all others interested
in the welfare of the Company, are
requested to meet ia DELEToMBE S
building, Thursday p NJ. at 4 4o'clock,
for the transaction of important bust
ness.
VIM. NASH, Pres't.
f. S. ALEsHlRE, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-12-02

E6e RUMSEY, ROADS & REED, the
Largest WHOLESALE DEALERS
in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, Ports.
mouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men TO an examination of their extensive
Winter Stock. They give special attention
to keeping the best Goods, md You will al
ways find their stock the largest and prices
the lowest One of their firm remains East
to give his entire time in watching the Mar
kets and in buying for them. solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always first
supplied with the newest goods. they op-
crate largely, do business on the principle Of
the smallest profits, and practice the spirit of
liberal accommodation. lian. 2S. '69.-ly.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
the effects of youthful indiseretion, will, for
the cake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it. the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
vertiser's experience, can do 80 by addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
may 81. '6S.-lY.
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FREE to HOOK AGENTS.

we will send handsome prospectus OF our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.
to any Book agent. free of charge. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Phils' Pa
Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo.
Nov. Is. CIV.
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DANIEL MAUCK and JOHN A. MAUCK
have this day Withdrawn from, and A. o.
MAUCK has been admitted member Of our
firm.
REsENER, MAUoK 4 co.
Nov. %, 1869.
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QooK AGENTS WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES & TRIUMPHS OF
P. T. BARNUM.

WRITTEN nv HxsFIF. In One Large Octave
yolume-Nearly 500 Pages-Printed in Eng
lish and German. 80 Elegant Full Page En-.
cravings. 1t embraces Forty Years Recollec-
tions of his Busy Life. as Merchant. Mana
ger, Banker, Lecturer, and Snowman. No
book published SO acceptable to all classes
Every one wants it. Agents average from
50 to 100 subscribers a week. We offer extra
terns, and pay freight West. Illustrated
Catalogue and terms to Agents sent free.
J. B. BURR & CO, Pubs,
Hartford, Conn.
Nov. Is, '69.-sw.
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DANIEL MAUCK and l.. W. MAUCK,
have this day formed copartnership under
the style Of L. W. MAUCK q Co., and will
continue the business at the old stand of A.
%. &L W.MAUCK We hope to merit the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to A. o.
4 L. W. MAucK.
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eS Gold was down to 1919, in
New York, on Monday, a decline OF
81 cents since Saturday. This is
tho result of an honest and economi
cal administration of the Govern
ment finances. With present pro-
gress it win not be long ere a green
back will be as good as gold,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

T>HE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Administrator of the estate of John D.
Kuhn. late Of Gsllia county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN l.. KUHN.
Nov ls, lS65.--3w.
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ELEVEN YEARS

OF Experience with constantly increasing
demand for Boback's Medicines ia sufficient
acknowledgment of their intrinsic merit, and
places them the very first in rank for curing
the diseases for which they are recommended
Sold by all Druggists.
l.. T. MAGUET,
J & Z. a SANNS.
Sept. 9. '69.-3m. Agents.
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FARMERS HELPER

GH0Ws HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROF
N ITS OF THE FARM, and how farmers
and Their sons can each make $50 PER
MONTH in Winter. 10000 copies will be
mailed free te farmers. 5 nd rame and sd
dress to zEfGLER. McCURDY 4 co, Gin
cinnasi, Ohio
Nov. Is, '69.-4w.
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@ A choice stock of Fall and
Winter Millinery just received by
Misses ANDREWS & LAsLEY. Ladies
should call and examine.
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DISSOLUTION, &C.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween 40. & L. W. MAUCK. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. W. MAucK and DANIEL MAucK, are au-
thorized TO settle all accounts and claims.
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ERYSIPELAs

Often arises from morbid condition Of the en-
tire system, and no better remedies can be
found than Dr. Robaek's Blood Purifier snd
Blood Pills.
LIP. MAGUET,
j. P. A. SANNS,
Sent. 9, '69.-3m.l Agents.
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Marriage Licenses,

Judge LOCUS issued the following
marriage licences for the last week,
to-wit:
David j. Lambert and Elizabeth
Mcdaniel; Andrew johnson and
Martha Scott (eolored); J. B, Ste
phenson and Mary C. Wilson; James
Bishop and Margaret Ann Day;
B. F. Eagle and Sarah A. Jeffers;
Henry W. Stephens and Phebe Iron;
Henry Hutchinson and Minnie Cha
yeures; Hiram Shenniiield and Fran
Gina Denney; Alfred E. Lucas and
Rebecca Ann Henderson (coloredl J.
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Notice.
WANTEE}!

7 000 SHEEP SKINS.--For
A'OVO which I will pay the highest
market price. Enquire at MEALS Store,
Public Square. Gallipolis, Ohio
F. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Nov. III, 1869.
, 1869-03-04

Dea1oef&atc sSat@ s0aVention-H. m1s
nation OF Candidates f0F Justice OF
Supreme Coua& ana pu{veF1Iky Ra.
E<uu,
epeesA Despatch to Tho Chicago Tfabnne.
LAxs11a, Aareh ).
The Democratic elste Convenuon nat at 1,:ao
- a.. n.n -. n~."s A4's ~ AssV
=. -, ~ " VIZ INV W nsp.essEsaHseA, anu saa
caHeo 10 ofusr ~ Aof. 4 Il. Thompson, q fltbt
t:yrpt Miles. Of Port urron. was uaaae teupo-
tatttz the chtit. Henry Siaskey, ot Detroit, was
chosen bee1es11 Pro lem.
y n mnNtess wese appotn'ed H1th the following
suAa %ea .soSEtan. 4, n. T1'G1L Nthenes-
st; st.; feamanent osEansEu1on. E. H. Ihoupsou.
Fsp. ,...,.. ,.n,
ia, ~ a saen spEn ~ .H a"enS
teet.,1 ~ -ss ~ ~ ~ t ne - 49, W
49, ,h ps - - ~ - ~. ~ o1co
, 1869-03-04

b p,se4 r. t.ro. Of aay eutefpr.so. In ords, "a
~ ~ ans ss es Isopo:ed q sasne sas ~ sppro
Eneas!.ss Is il aS snia n iees I'd elq q tas
,se IS tes s.ne Ii L assssS ai9s, MO 0eea
NJ ~ r,sS Su :spliea 10 some Of ste arguments OF
o,en< taned u i'll is s 9s, "rsaom q sas 9s 11
1s meEssse Of the bia'c IL neaeh aed n.on,auou
dsG PoRTsRa Sesa .as nsT smnaFR r f;i os,
III IL. f'Rs,4 TSns -; caiLos VIZ ia IL i.sos
90 o. essss Il ,ss saIa z e se
M. fAhKERS mcndmen, ~, 1os+-v.,,
s;.6ss M u snd tae bin Wa ordered 70 tsifd
tss DekanEs wers Bailey, cook Al Lsfe EIt,nt1 r.
xx!ew. afeen+ KeE7. Kia5on. MSS, ralkeF, Forser7
e, trfJ fhsJp9laa. st1awo, h9mrer. tess., RI.
oo*h "ne1. 1ocnx snd The Speaker.
.r ATsoLCtfoH coxcxuAuo an,xkxr
II: HALEY odczod a resolution, xhleh vas
So9pteo, that TIE Jo.nt lnvrrttp1ttn9 Con mtties
SssEea 10 Inc atumpt TO iraaenee auason's VOTE
;honid Z b takea b. tho uoose IN retsfeaes
49, Noh. d Lake. instodneed 4 hl11 declaring
.as 20 @ 1,es1,e o right 70 sel! sh.l te reqa.red
g9cts maaaf.e,ured III thia sata. Any pesson
q &c., f;:s. tsas es. s5s;s e 49, = Manufactured
~. Payne oftrcd bill rcqull1uR soretku ln.
.ufasee companies Going baslnasa ID tAil state
saorpt ~, r1h az ~ Andisos securities TO The
~. \ ein ~ oge4ed 70 incorporate tho Chicago
eondtd WNehorhe company. BeveFal QopIe
h1la O. thifd reading vere p1, tn OMNIBUS sad
The following bills were .c.ed On repxr..sly :;
Ply nak1nt ~ AppEopralt,ou oil 80 200 for tho In.
austftA GEtssfslty WIS taken up and advocated
~ ~. CA1LDs. a motion +, rslaE TO the Con-
iosttss u1 ATtEuitcro wss opposed By hun and
~. WOoDsoN, the litter. hovcvef, bslnR o7-
poted ~ any appropriation for the school, which
WA u Ems OF RQr2udestrK NqNeY.
As.HrRAWN oGe1c6 u amnntmcnt pruTihing
70 ta1ne1 heteta appnopnAts4 saAA be patd. ors1
1nsal tbs TEusteea md Re7enta thAt ee.afy 10
ths Secretary Of sta'e that ercr7 student - and
snaA b feqatred TO stnty. n sneesaa1un. thoso
Eten1suse. hceAtnisure Ara mt rasehanac Alss.
He wert On TO tsy that thus fas tb1A had BEEN An
College It x1L
MI. scRi,GGs replied. md mid It waR tne in.
te1Nion uf tie Trustees - El&kA Al Agricultural Il
Co!leRs ont ofit srd urged the adoption OF the
nlu+ A nuston to retet II to the Eazn @atsae &C
NlnutaEtutts wAs lost-Jeas, 20; uays. ~.
Ths hill rx4tAN-fe&x u
, 1869-03-04

Pase4< TIE Rnose hin e3r.,t... o.-.--..,
sessss oeE sesea iq.:sd. r. N . snepd IL Co.
.spdmen. II hi she 1h,ss sd s1 saos etds, ;. A.
,eosfslI VI h,d or the tsbis. r. mat!na n
i ssen ss5a,sr ,as wo1d whi.e" Se.o:e ,Sa % wosd
:dsiaoa ,seoD ent1ss 81 s.y'; T. A.
eqaG tsop fttcu Of tfe ,thpoi NM ssto.r,,s ~
r. - efs n schools, md taklox Thi,s Ia haes
ss Lays. II a19 Rqfposss ~ .do7ssa,ys.s
.ss saa not sed s. ~ I nhi: Z:
1ss opts ~ saa 1s tTnsts onssons ~ saads
9sess.e. The Gens1si A1p,npdstion 3 iii II Tss
'ese sa,ss .ts1.se 70 =: Uonai,sss % ssn.nes
n.rs eIa eissk w1s required 10 DO TIE ps-
nag rnbttkh II the juusnal I eouma Ct urdn-
en opsn s1s u s;se Of a. extf1 ses1soa., Tae
amsndment was adoated approer1at,u4 t7o,Doo to
Complete the Nasal hcAetI building. psnrieed
doe to mechanic. sha1i Dc a.,t psta ons Of tais
pa,,sd .r Ins blt! 70 portde foF removing
heuse proned 70 The eali Of the I'D, and whaa
i, 1 ~ 81. - saed ~, nas ahal nsss ..xhs 70
Medical Professor. 8tandard Din NJ orderra sn-
af2ssed: 1he Joint resolution for ronrr<sslonal
t1cu,std ~ lndlsla volurteers, who left the ssf.
s@;ss @ *sthnst !ears Q. disehuse, mas pA:sad. III,
r1N 10 ny sac1nets. III county md townahip
bu! was introduced End Sa1de he cider for
e'dcck = N 1ow ue1ning. Tte .rtakes .xid ~.
nent.
Mr. Bnskfrk moved to u1ake the uaattat ths EDO.
e3ai 0fdef tnt to.rnostnw Il O'Clock.
M. W!l1t1ms, OF KreI. moved to xcpeud to
n.fe 1t tho ctdes f1r O'Clock stta1fa1. h wts
nrr hr1rd, hs sa!d, md might interrupt Ieats.
ltt1cn. .
Ar. Husktrk asid II the senuemen wire pre-
pared 10 tako ths responnblhsy Of arestt4r tre
bnitpess Of Tho. session, It wss their towu NIT
ter. 1h1a queet.ou HAs fc2ulatly before lbs
Rouse, and tts E1A}oy1ty would cot shrtuk lepIa
1iA couuG Grafton IN order.
Mr.. Codfcth rad tho Eouae might bo assurea
lst TIE fehttEmen acting !th hin Ssa willing to
asdunao N tbs fespons.oility th1s tau etisch
70 tht1r Ach1n - htp1e4enta1rrs. During the last
cxtvsss throughout ths 5tAte o! Iuatxn4,
Republican ckcdldAts9, osstors md newspapcra,
Iii t1id they were opposed 10 ncsto suffrage, and
now It this time, ind IN The manner proposed BY
CONGRESS. II u not too fash to aiy no think IL
fsAud upon the people, and that 1t shtuld nA be
cptbidere4 1t this aessloo. VIC think tho Ques.
tion saou asst 70 betote tho people, ma whe,htr
the people re}eet Or adopt ws ah41l then eseefalJ
eubmit 70 Tho dec1aton. We thlnk It IL not now
properly befpfe she Annse, and therefore, arc pre-
pared to resut the actor, now forsEhAdo~ed By
~ proper u1eAEs, Ard 1T Prepared to assume
HhaATr1 TtEpotfahtittJ may 1ollnH ftnIn tne
to1He va take, AID 70 to the people upon It,
Ine Eo'tou 10 pcsttoue tho order TIL Saturday
O'clock. Nss re1ceted-Je4s, Il h4ys- %. The
motion to make II tia order for 3 o'clock 10.
raotruw WAS taken without dtsIs:on.
Adjourned.
, 1869-03-04
Railroad matss.s in Iou.,

McscArrtH. Io.s, Mach o-A very la.ee aud
tnshus!as.e nnes.tnE. Of I'm 1un1entt1 ana sab
ktsatt3l ctuxets cf this city ws1 he'd 1t fremont
Hal, Ass nlghh - conhins1 ont Dex ta,1wky
PROSPECTS; s. o: Bn,ler t1ytrK bo4n cooAen
CA, CE,lsna1 q, I'd John kahin secte:afy. Vi. .. q.
s,sia nd NJ I, 8. Hashout5e eoaalttAa
Pr, ,epecA q ihe Charters Tor The extension, p,to-
Seal!J. q the North~tstesn Rosd from
stesllcs 70 this plscs J., Of tho Auseat1ns,
heRapnee. EaSls1n Road. ard pd that by
tssle'etrg. 70 Springfield. Tne e1ss rod il Il.
ready d1dahed 10 neas Moltrc, and II no~ 9usIsn-
tstN 70 b topted 10 thll tiiy By the lit Of Jkn.
sef1otn1 $4,000 and giving tho nRnt Of WY
eonct'tors cary to be complied with. Tho pros.
ahoKn To Be frst.rate, xud that Musc4ttne would
seor baro kEo additional connections with .hl-
ta9o ana arc dtsetly cast also, srd ono aouta-
wNd. eatclted The heaf1test sAt1afAedon froca The
tuhst1ruA etbzeIs prraent, and conadenca II
Tho immediate pfosptr1ty OF ths city RreAtar tha1
faA been E1Aoifossen hero fef dozen Yeaf6,
, 1869-03-04
THE PAR WEST.

Hheridan's Indian Csmpa1En-Presans
sstRlexY and Prenlse OF succsa.-
Fall Advtcss OF Ahe Location 1no
movement Of Troops. ....
ST. LOUIE Ntrth "a lettc1 IN the Etpa3lttdn,
dattd Camp oupplv, tCdaxn Te1aitort, FeM1Ny
II, E1vea tae following Aceaant Of x1sifs In INC
II iii Genes1i snendkn'1 hsaaqeas:e:s on the
mnrutte Of Inc 1G:h It's at, q ronft for 0enefA
t11rr camp. 1oe4'ed on san FfancGso CfnsE 4
'ntptA1J d the notsh T .1k Of tbs CANADIAN aSes;
On the LlGet pftF'oua to my leAF hE. teus.Al
tuytar res11eta frAna hts futtless ecs'fa loE !nG
cHe1 cuue CAMP, t4Tfnz travelled nom Heneat n;"
Sscf1d&u' cxEp, near tie month Of Aoaae1oe bina
nour ,a:rs l6a r1lIts we,s 1ndtue tr1'ts nsaa
auu nj u Inoisnr 20 nx rapidly touta aud Neet
.oward The hesdxAtert of Rcd Mvef and ~ Sn.k
Films, Ihctr Are noE anout 40 lod3t1 OF tney..
rrpas, % !ndees Of AfApktoet and - !od21 ~
Cs raaretes on the was ps b. toEcshet "th : taN
Ap&ehes ard fe< Ell owEs aud the DOE Soia1eI ,
under Tail Hull, Chi. I ofthe band, nC@orftng IN
| nndtr csdess 10 Mo1e welt Vtsn hts rcEt ncrt Of
| ttc berctth United Siatts Cara11J y tns SlLe'
! testth ExHsxx Volunteers. nndns CaloQeA 111E q
| fere, to EtEa Ford cf Red RtvtE. feonr1tG tae
rQnnt1! Rcnin ftuna the head ttats OF ihAt Gee2'
GtnesG e. T. CAT IL 70 move soath, toeN
mar 'he 10lst sactid:Au Of vest locKftEds, totnee
moving South. Cnlonel kvars moses sontn IL ~
h1s psesert emp on MoGuutnt -Tstk. nsaf tes
| 1lQ| d meridian, utAr the ntadt40 n'vtt. at..At
| nj der bis ccntaAnu the Third Unttea sHsa -
| Any aud I troAu det1ennenk OF the InIue:o u ~ -
Aees sowaft the came eekton. araeinE az 81
| p'lt . from Fsr stA1tun. The teouoh O. y .
0eneral Commanding IL to drsyt the nosalo u
, ! aRcs teNard oue eoHmop eeps<e 1atu oae ~
, 1869-03-04

a Prominent Actor Arrested In this
City On II aequisihoz from the
Governor Of Now Fork,

Festefday Afternoon Detective n. woodbridge,
Of New Yo9k c,tv, arrived N Ch!cseo 2s1aed with
+ reputation fou Governor Hodmln, OF New
fosk, ior George ". ChAudlet, who u eharxed
With hlgany. Detective Elul caused the iuuas-
dlate assest df the accused at Mo. 1c0 Wa,hlnzton
street, ard took him TO Tho AfrorT 10 41ait ra1s.
poytanoh to Eem York. Nr. Chandler u m At.
laehs ofthe theatrical troupe It the Opera House.
AID ha1 tppeared before the pnhl!c, with whom
he - quits tsyof1te, under The nopg d. plume
Of aeoXe r.: 9.s.!sco. sssee tho ,a1 atut.
ttou Of Tho ''F1eld oi tho Cloth OF Gold :"
however. be haa not heen on the boards. being
.1th otoe1s q The regular n!upe, temPotsrity on
the setaEsd list. He Fsoouce4 l certificate nf oi.
vosce nom h1s asst vile. h1te z. Deusyon, tue
on July D. 1861. rs er1deucn of h,s Innocence Of
!he esAee preferred s9alnst him. ne married
MISS peAavcn eleren years ago. Her relasis:s re-
side In Ptilsaelph:s- Ar. Chandler II ~ loss to
atcupnt for hei emigration to New Yu<k u her
elrRni2f Acfpn ln tt1s matter but the fact is ptkp
that ne eompAlns Of htK1uy entered a2aipst hin,
ts dtfec: measure 70 carse hin xnneyane CO. Tbs
Certificate Of div zee Will eer'aluly clear him Of
The foul slar der c Tbs AtcutatSor, and II IN 10 be
hoped that tho gentleman will soon ts.nru 10 his
old sphere on tho boards of ths Opera Rouse.
, 1869-03-04

Of tho ocsurai1ds en- reach End ehs1tist I'd I'M II
10 aetu 'neus on theft reservation On tha Ter NJ
raoposea bf tho roTtfna3eah Ns1o1 unan, A.
elsran. QoaftcrM4stef. Il ~ "a Fowfsto g 6heret
sheshdan'a nav snppty dsptf1m+at. loex,ad IL
the Il na'h Ct the 5weetws+.r Creek x,bu:sry
ofsse IL En- Fcft q The Rst r yer, with tr1n ot
rapidly toe xafded from Fctts Arbarkla md Qlo.
son. and tho Indian camp3kzu must be brought TO
lrts within tho ecxt sWo Wetk1. l. 10 to be
hoped that THIS may be tn1L when tho Izdiana ars
txnkht Whist cvez3 army army On -er n1nss learr
~ cfdloatinn 10 wrper aulhct1ty; then sud not
tavtry, nntts AsJnx Klcd. 10 to bo Atattourd at
the Eew po4t 10 b es1&n.ish4d nsst 70 thn nooth
q htd'e1Ee btaa Greek, in rue K'oFs aaa :.
s1tke the Indians Hhsul7er sheJ tsye ,tets rrser-
FAtfnn
, 1869-03-04


In Z recent ltsue OF The Cincinnati E1oHMsrcias
apptats the following editorial regarding the lase
Peter binclAlr, who died In ctr streets about ten
DAYS aEo: t'Petef aine1sir, whose texth In the
tt,eets d Chicago, nun heart discase, - bstn &u-
nou1cet. WAS prominent 2td lndnentlai MN IN
Scotland, and, indeed. throughout England. He
seeided. {cass betqr7 b. CANE 70 America, n tAe
ne,ehbohood Of Ea,nbu.sh, ana hsa fos his
ne!ghbGzr. hugh Miller and DcQuineey, OF whom
he solt many amusing a'd interesting anecdotes.
as 1se The nfst person who VA called In 10 see
Miller after be had committed suicide. Kuow-
Ing Lin vel. snd being fxrniMs1 H1th his e1tra-
ordinary intrs.nous nablts. he gave Il - hlt
ne. ia sh.t il ~ 70. ill., 1r5n,1 :. Il, o,.cn
reen reported, Of fIuitess attempt to reconcile
hts theological ecnvteuens With tho s.esa q
ttoly Of ne9ntnceI @sa, II eject. as foliovs: One
notEtn& DeQnineey esua tuahtnR tnta ssnelAl.'s
h n,sss a h "a
chr. No time to explain oow.' saii DeQ3in-
Mintow, ~ II expecting actnc one In p1rau1t.
Without further ado stnclf,r shovcd him Into I
clnest, and hid hardy done 80 when DeQuln.
) butene..knift, nrd demanding t. kuoE vhero
her brother WAS, A. tho Sane tins aroHtrR
he5 dtts1n,naSon r. ~ h,sa; Il xas soma TINS
An'ie from her. Dom were called tn, ID M
fnE.stcd woE1xn led bsck 10 her houtc scd De
~AiEEGy& EENQ tUht 64lFA VIII f14Et. re-
1eateo kom bis tetr4e. Tbs fact was DeQuioeeJ
h1a leAEted his ttsser to eat opinro, Of whnh Bbe
beeame 4 passionately fond a hma' r. and it wss
when she w1s 1rdef tha 4ttueL &C or Tho druE rp&t
tho con cired the !dea, md brooee4ed 70 IT. exc
rso1ts was drug store In Princess street Ediu-
hutga s,s9atea nearly orp ,t'e SCOTS aonuaent
Ns reeolloct; md Ne reaaahes to hars heard
MT. 6tt elalr SAY le L1a oIleu walked rp to tho
city .i,h the oo1un ea,e1. seen hu en'er tbs 1t" p
iitie eonssln, and .p:aten':s = !ittio eacet =
vii be teasd Of With great deal Of regret ny III
| who had the pieaI1re cf Knowing hlra. Ho WA
| privately ona Of the roa kindly and genial Of
men shoa1dIue III Information upon Ill 81 ,Iee:s,
| NsieneE. Tho uDited btatts hid DO non
| fAtthtul fEtetd In Great Britain during
| tue var 10 VII influential "a u91nJi.
ing CIlou tocitues, krd in salts ins
The eympath nf the middle tlaesca In tho can =
| Of lhe North. Be addstssedl2 meetings night
| atier nlGh&. In rtaEly Ill the elues, md h,s
speeches attracted 70 mach Rtsotion snst tse Lon.
den Tina pz7nfed uaany Of them II 6ritaso. Since
| the war be has been enRascd IN encouraging tho
| lYuHlRTattpn 70 this country uk ekt1led labotors
and lhe better Glars Of 5c1tch and RrRItth fam.
| eys Nhen In. In cincst eat b. had every ap-
| pcsl1tee Of psotpesity. dressed Hte the Senue
man be WIS Eos Gp'tably received and eatert1iaed.
| Afd uriye1sllly liked. To what be oscd tho p
| peaianeo Of d1itrtfs Ana porert| which the Chit
! csRo pspef1 esy WIS evident nom ths condition It
| which he NRs found 40 cannot aay but oIt
thing Il etitA1n, nc deserved better erdlng 10 hi
I nj = Il
, 1869-03-04
hlOAl2AN..

IAntIH0s A1E&4, Mach 4.
The House this morning held pnt i ehprt ass.
s1cn. md. 4tes p1sstng through osnszs cy psesenr
tat1cn, petitions aud committee repo1ts, kd1ous1-
yeIf1on. Met again II p. n, knd proceeded 70
pas AfRe pambe1 Of me&suTas. TIC ruoes In
poziart 81 which wat oce 70 Improve the nartg1-
lion Of baRtnaw Rser.
Governor Baid*in communicated to tha House
the neH ecnRtltutlnEAl Amendment and recon-.
meuted IT. pssa2Re. It wAs referred 10 tho Com
mttfee ca Fo1etgr Hti4t ons.
The Senate, during Ia morning session, paasod
9 htll anshoftEtng The lev3ing or cue mtlt tar
it, tine VA occupied Ii the dlscus1ina Of sons
pirate claims. In The sitcruoou aeRsloh, tha
se1aie a&reed to lsr2e number Of bills OF pr1
stste. Of ru1raaf teputments 10 0ilTet, Albion,
Kalamazoo, AdFisn sur Hft.sdAls Colleges vas
d'tcuase cd Il considerable iecRth. but ultimately
agreed to- 1t viii probably be killed On III fns1
EaafsRe, hoWeses. IN