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A mv.trraous prove es Hogs.

oae night, shout nonsa ~. Goys o. ao9a
Brighton sinsck TaIxx. Nooo1y k9sv whence
ne DRIVE came. OF 70 wnon they BELONGED: Tne
Superintendent OF the yards, SuppostEV thtt the
oVree you'd room tn1n up, fed them ING Eare
taeon socn other attention n LEY ne4dun
EeekS parsed. And no o Sn1e appeared 70 clAn6
tneun- -Four or i've days Axu The company deter.
otped 70 sel thens ind tonnd = pgEetasez u
Flanhu1p, vno ehuyrtesed rneu an1 put saeu
1poa she market. rnas Hefe ooo9nf NJ y
pstprer1 and soon vert the WAY OF ~ aest.
Tne p1ica &t whsch AI. Es1fn1aa r10e lne p1f-
cnsse v1s betveen q, 80 and s&ao9: but IN "a he
heeansd tbAE TIA cotrp4n1 nd aexaeeted 70 adves-
rFe 1heSo, n required ny I&~s ~ Iefneed 70 pay
tcr them unlu no Anoaad hase sAne assarzncs tnAt
He would not hEve 70 ps1 second tine. n ease
Ife real u~nex fhoajd pct u n HHpeafKnce-
Sow the qoesste1 y, what nA1 beeama uf Tie
.1u1n M le1 TIA ho<1se ~ ysxt T. a1d ID sttea
tAnErs1d xas - AiEaid 10, 2ppaE &od claim taec1
d fns CITY : Dsd ID 70 ,atuAJt and meet sttA
e16ae nal psty Wa1 ns &c untncou naaa Via
VA d{auped N tbs Ttst1. sast Tan1sdAys pf u -he
nmp0 eujo5tnK ZIP ykn Wtnkls sleep.. Wn1
ckn ts1 t-Ctastanea ts@at17Ffs4
, 1869-12-15
New Orleans iuht,its from it's French pr

New Orleans 1uhe11ts from lts ffenen pro-
genitozs, along with the Code hapo'eon,
very convenient mode of regulating tne
profits and ento1hoas Of resad DEALERS a
sill he seen from the following notice:
:: sM.NgTs1T xoa1cn 70 az s4hr ME- dx,..xa !. :.
..-..-.. Guy aall. pec, ~ isas, {,
.a1 ases ss a rass9 Sis LA 1sas-
ison the plles 81 20 coming .ess ' commencing
u asS 1uSses Of bIesd ior tweosy centa
"ea ounces o. tsesd tos tsn "a osntn eat: -
.asssra a o5 61esd % ~ ~ seqo,red to use ooly tne
best no1F OF tie shove vatot per bAffet. ano @e
, 1869-12-15

.-..- A1NoHT corKr.
toe pe.ee s Wss s1oasat g. oa tas az een,aiaas of
J. 4. GoGmand, who uAda oain tnas ~ vas IN
te1r ot nia nle b{ reason q TIC ta1ea:snina 1sn-
Wnea wou:d Bot be highly editJtns 70 anr one.
snd Bright on se1esal OCCASIONS stseed ~ inten-
Lafo Aiteheu, ragrant, waa aned 80, and
~ eanIaitaed to II tas Brde1ea = III ior M s.1ss days
ceny. oa nc complaint of John G. Alies, 81 STATE
vas reqaHed 70 HIe hail ID ;Isoo iof his ap-
Taomss 's asoSn ~ I'D WiIsoa Fessno, tuo co.ored
,tes a1a q 1a5, 1q% ~ p mts 4
vantage Of their posts1on Ia absslaeunR tho fur-
tNnre Of the rooins OF which taey had tie chalze
InsJ Hsre eaea nsla 10 oaat 'sf luttoef ta atea5ng
Edward Pratt, fszs yoang man, xho has for
that leade,h 10 destruction. vas oEoughs mo
| tho dock On the ca1rxe Of stealing watch.
na Ions s ,a seen % d IL ans
| ipR the month Of PesRua15s xnen tnty both O.
sgeea s g. sA1oe re- TqS 3Ss S1F n NJ, of fSd
ard ,aia<d len dollars % Il, aad afIezwaFds %.
nItted 70 tne wonan taas ne had done % sne
ssois 10 properly. q nai ke pleaded poverty ~ sna
be ousnt her not 10 d!,gace bio d Sc moshe1s
asssG;g,1 20 ne e., TottaI nrt Ds o,sso.zsd
-; H. 1sGnz WOMAN nst.a up 10 niad to as1e
| Rim 41nssed. He had been Esnntu4 Is1ge3J II
enese to forxes ii a5out 10 ntne taossotoa q
Fee1nsL 10 rsso:ved 70 n1tnE eina . a@s !ns es
is1shisons xaae6 1ere o!o9nt IL Iae soGr.e
ue R@o1der5 coart, md Wss required 70 gtrs
ball IN Inc aulo Of 34ea.
1aea xno oss seenea = 3 sosisd tafuasa Id
snssze Il i ae.saea p.sf:5rse ey :, sts s.te /,
ea5n IL noIest if1lEE.And AIsnaea L t111-ns haEd
10 rq1aadsr eli &c saros and Il .oea a. tae,s e. . e e
CouEty Jan soeas tinte ago On .e1n1at Of TITS
propensity. tat en- his Promise 70 'le1.g the c1ty.
| Vsa no yoaoe9 II unGft1 ta1a Ae resumed h&1 old
practices, aod 70 abe ~a9 compo LED 70 resort to
"a g ps 5ns sss u, s se,sa9 @
e ~1s commu1od to ta1L = =.
eIunfen one II charge, H11fsne- out klnne siEeel
anost 'e!oek yes1staty naEnlnx. Thinning they
hsa ~ q sSsss e "a n0f n1es ss
iee-" .Waea b - ihs o@cez ae si.tsd Inst i.
1stts Ee stss.et st7 s sss tsis1es = aad saeeeed @ ID
g n eaWustnF ons q snem fassEda1 he hat
In6 nompi1i02nt. whosa u41ne h BogeE u8tdt
:stated tnat 10 p1knnu; when be rsscbed ~
| corner q Ads nd Kisz1e M!eesk t1oc1sd htn
,tg. Il he- msds -ADJ Eol1t, 70 cuI' h!d wind
pipe janea VIA recognized u Thomas Kl1coo.e
nosol19as seoandstA ah9 iiaseea asan g On kt n
Jesr sao and Hed shs osi7. Ha;wss ssd ID szN
asll to ans1e1 the charge OF s1sxus vlt1s de3idl
ss1v, ats .ne e - % sonnstsd q % u sn san f'
John II. Grasta, Atred sa3thstn, and Charat
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GIFT DISTRIBUTION:
GIFT DISTRIBUTION;
$9s,oOo.oO!
r. Il. Elias Grand Distribution
OF = 80
$98, 900 worth, OF Diamonds.
Watches, Jeuelry, 3jlserware,
and Store Fixtures.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
which taefaeo sha Concert to b Efveu At
Aazart Halt, TutsdaI, Dttember H.: 1869.
-
POSITIVELY NO .PusIPnHEMENT.
POSITIVELY NO .PusTPuHEMEN1.

NH H!5As T! r.. sssa say..sa ey ~ pd,.sa.a
pcfzus foE % maaJ yesrs - ee.nt nj III Being 10
fntnk ed tpiu1touEto hts htath- AM p{ hIs III
CtEiup ii hans aa1tsed him ID mNks caud 9t4th M
ton Of hs entire stcef and 6xtnrtf. ka h4ye rTuns.J
him their aid aud ipnuenee 1nts ~sav sttxa wis g
tso!ished b. 1esseh oseEer m @ @IaH as zaeeeeaed
ytr1A- He ran refer With 1nat p1se nj th@ IeFeer1
I CteetnnAu snd mot n tbs psapal bc.ire.s bo0se4
With whom he kss hsd The Pleasure 1t doing hpsIpe%9
1hey sou IN testify to hte honesty 4nd
ntsL The pstfuos e4a fest ass7 that the utmost f.Ir
ns.s and hses.ty IN = II Eefsest si q ~: Ktas
Prexea naw "a Exhth3tiaz. ~ad Tickets f,1
rete It T. q. KllAss Iewefry sts1tt No, 1e
WEAK Fourth IT., Clne1sastI. ohio.
Number Of Hnksts Limited to $4,000.
21:R G4P1T*4 2 y Ha1zEA ane nanaaa Ring aud r.
Az eahe1 R1szss. rsnsdas> in va1aa tau u 10 eloos
1ba u pftzea win taks pla,s 1t mr. .ose
= u Nest Fourth r. DsesmbeE3 n ttsas n h n ~
sE ntt1ee WI ee spgatstea b ~ takst hoidas 4
a1Hn u11tsaa 1at y Fzntsa INA sesa y essh tnSes
RAT1suF DBoouxf oH ,ffuxrxa,
tkets ttekee1. <1l; fiskess SfS: X tsxeea
Al Pensy ;lez3a - seaf 81 dit, foss 1asss eedax
MssR.s e essefa u ~ a2d1E .AAd1see q osEEsa
!, I've ~. .r:ns,1 III 81 H aaatsass asa1s s1sla
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in notes for $50 gold value Ia security.
And 50 on down until millions Of additional
imitation had been given to the currency,
snd its valus. wholly undermined OF de-
stroyed. hir. Motrell means rnlstiou.
, 1869-12-15
TIE CAsE or NR. JULIAN.

Ihe case Of MI. Julian, a hepfesentaAlVe
in Congress from Indiana, is now before the
Committee Of Elections, and, We hope, Will
ne thoroughly. investigated and decided
upon its legal ua1its, isrespecsive Of poll
tics This ought 10 be the rnle in al cases
III contested elections but In this csse thsre.
is not The slightest Obligation Of party
charseter resting upon any Republican to
sustain Nj. Julian, beyond the strict letter
of the law md tho facts. It will be retnsua-
l,ered that at tho State election IN October.
1868, Baker was the Republican and Hen
dricks the Democratic candidate for Gov
esnor of, of,Indiana, and thas the result Of the
Presidential election wns to be greatly tn
fineneed by the result in Indiana Julian
was candidate Tor Congress in one OF the
districts, and wss opposed by portion Of
the Kepubhcans in every county. In hls
own county this opposition was 10 strong
that, upon The fan vote, he ~as -deteated-
In the meantime, 40 uncertain was the re-
suit in tha State. that Republicans we're
not claiming Bakers election by mare than
500 votes. snd it was very unoartain at
| that, In order to secure his OWL eleoopn,
AIr. Juliaus friends among the county
canvnsse1s rejected tho returns from =
number Of tovna which, though. they had
each given Baker majority, had also gtsen
majority againat Julian. His sublime
sel6shneH aequiesced in the exclunon oa
tho vote Of these towns In order to cleo
hixnsslf, reckless Of the probsbihty that b,
50 doing he WEE defeating Baker md ths
whole Republican State tickes, electint
HandticlB, and thereby endangering III
Presidential elsedon in The succeeding
i, month Fortunately, and IN spite Q
This trick, Baker was elecied; ba
the Rapuhlicans III 1ndisua an
Of the-eouotzy ase Mr.. Julian no thank
In the hrst place, be wasa a dead weight upo
I the party IN the CANVASS, and then, in otde
to secure his own election, riaked the whol
t State ticket II there. Was never case
8 contested election befors in which iustie
. should be held superior to party, thssis on'
: II the yote Of those towns wsa rejected Will
b out cause, and without substantial leg
d reasons, il should be counted nov. and It
8 man really elected by the people should /
Y l e{vsy. the E6Sx
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TIE NORTHWEST.

AH A
,1,... r,.... !. ..;,...t3 1.S
ssaS ss.s.,s y -oqeoT Eo.a.. o.nas
~ : ~ .sn.s 81 ~. ssnss ~ *""'''' N0"
~. " . ~ ~ ~. ..s "0es4s
~, N ~ =. - -. su4 ~! eeA eosses eAtI1
49, ,EIN .s. 80. ~ ~ sa1 Z ulasA1 Sn1a. *oo'. .
80. -, .,a - ssaIaet aPp1atoo ~ u, oi.Asr
A... - ao aaa,e r 1s.s ~ D@.ooE ~ nso
W. ~ ~ "osA III .aauAs5 ~. 10y p ~
~ ~. ~. ?" 9s.a S,saas' I. - =. :. - ~
.1rr.s.,< ~ s u S.s H9aru 20 49, '''-
r.-s~x ~ 90 .T|"s,...ss u+m 1900 ,
a.AS-sn. " ..N as "aA -
~, ...v ~, snrts~ 1t,. :. 49, .a-sn;n sss..
-" ssss,a,r ~ Sns- - s..s - ~ ~, ,s.nt..
.,.n., ~ - -, -. ..o1,s- -. "'-' ''~>'1'"'
Tsa $500 49, 49, - r....t,:.e, u,t,,
..s..s :. n.1r.n~ 49,. ~. go
t-ea - .s - -o e~suss .aAn ~ -. o.ue' oau5
- ~ >ne e NV ~ ~ .nt HAsso ~ NJ
r,r ~ ~. n,.n. Hosr s,.sss a a. 49,. W. W..
.n...s 80, r.. ~. ,.e.tt ~ .a.s .t,n,. ~,
mon,ns - "a az =, ,ns r1n., nroe,,h,~ ,-r.,.
rsi,rd this resr ur. A.. pnTsrs ~ sonfn
r3rorr raI,r,s sev.,ty.nva hn,hr,s M nnv ,cr~s
and antd it NJ Il ~ per huRter. This IA nrndncinr.
s1x,n, asp ner ncre IN. tnr sesd and hr WY ret IN
addition. about "a ner .cre for the Rtraw.n
INDIANA
Fnrcb n Smith Va. marie, In Eosomo 1,s,
r1.r. IN tnr nrrnrncn n nf1vtvn n,n.r smItha,
4tFf7t lin nj rtHN = YfN nj ~
houpht a rncrry rofan .or hJmse,f in Eex Aibanv
,.s+-.st n. ...ta III, II. -n,1a ,,-. u ~ nv,
The nnrch..er ia n oood hesIrb ana afm,,, N.
s,rrs Ia rxrrrlsc 1Is Tn ,aste In Tho ms,ter com
moutv lei, to othera
wssrossrs.
The Green pay dr;ea,< SAW winter oper.uona
IN the ptuer1ea viii be smaller this season than
eyef before. The CLARK County Journal ssys that
not more than one third the amount Of logging
rtl te done On the Black River this winter tust
Ha, done last. The Green count7 Rsfpy7er. pup-
| r,ahed At Rynahe.t xhenca a canstdsesh1n nam.
49, ~ -,,,~ ,o, IN gr,o tts ,,n.r1s. ~1n+..
,.ts i.bor H The ntne,1es nr w,sconan ,hi. r4nter
Msta- ronrt a c,ot manv yonoc men arr "a.
tnr,,no Yrnn, tn. R1sck firer rsa,nn nnano 70 o..
| emnlovuen,. TnIs k,sta OF sualr. Vas ucye.
! tnown before. In Nonnrestsru Rtzconstn AID
! Minnesota, there will be about ths s.ue au,oun,
1 Of loRriu0 The present year a IN the previous
| years
x,cuuo.x
In net,o,, nm Friday. a woman cslted a. The
ornce NJ a 1nrosn,, vim , h,he naous thrrs
| s.a.tAs .,s =. - ~, -. - snst ..u.
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Der Of Conoresa to annlv ia thc Executive
or any deps1tueut Of the roye,nmens for
an appointment, OF to .seonrnsnd sny appli-
can't for such ap toiu,snent, or for the Ex-
ecutivs OF any head ot 4 department to ap-
point any person on tho Recommendation Of 4
. member Of Congress, is 10 eminsntly just
spd proper thst ve hope it will become =
Law. vitbout delay. OfBoe.ssakin1 and
odace.p.pcurine are ;xholly forigu to The
duties os< members q Congress, aud haye
done more to destroy the efficiency Of the
, 1869-12-15
TIE RIGHTS OF CHICAGO MERCHAHTs.

TIE RIGHTS OF CHICAGO MERCHAHTs.
There las been pending before Congress
fer neatly two years bill! entitled san act
to make Chicago. St, Louis, and Cincinnati
ports Of entry The title Of the bill does
n.t accurately express Its intent, lnasuucb
IL Chicago. nj least. is already technically q
,xr. VI entry, provided with Collector Of
Customs, and the ordinary legal machinery
.esnir,d for the direct Importation Of for
cigu goods, and the collection Of the duties
th4reon. This machinery answers very well
the wants Of our import and export busi-
ness With Canada We're there proper
ship canal betveen Chicago and the Sea,
either cltt Niagara Falls and the ST. LAW
renee River. or rid Siagura Falls, OsEcso,
and Albany, OF by the way Of Buffalo and
Albany, in either case large portion Of ou.
present imports would reach Chicago from
foreign ports direct, and without breaking
lulk, md Chicago would enjoy, as to these,
anequality With New York, Boston, and Phil
ndelphia. At present, however, only about
eEe~ff,iesh Of tho goods imported for, and
distributed from Chicago, are imported d.
rect; aH to fo1ty-nine-ff -fftieths II our i'm
rufted goods, Chicago lacks the peculiar
1:ses ard advantages Of port of entry
.ve5 an inland town. It's merchants must
import through New Yort, bond their goods
there, store them there, and, before they
l.ire them to Chicago TO place them on
eale here, they must withdraw them from
tie Custom House as "for con-
srn,ll:on," sud pay duties On them, though
ney NAV have TO lie IN store, or on their
counters, for Three or si1 months before
they eye actually sold to the retailer.
-T Lilc The keg York importer, therefore,
may keep his goods IN warehouse until they
x.r sold by snuple, and may pay tue duties
ont of The price obtained for them. tht
Chicago importer must pay the duties be-
fo7e be can put the goods On sale. Whert
,,,. dp,;es ranps at f1oza 20 10 LEO pe
,snt m The fore;nu- or original cost, th,
cbicsoo iuporler is at = double disad
autace, compared Eith-the New Yorl
,unorte,. in competing for the trade .
tie Northwest. Frat, be must put tSic
as much capisal into lis business to sci
The same quantity Of goods. Stcondly, b
mrs, loxe the interest On half his capital /
III ,b.u nc rha,n ar II he sttampts I
,.aaa ~ ,,;s - aood, ;p 1,ond in New YORK m
- IT, thsr ara so,d IN cb;ca,o--, mode {
..,1
, 1869-12-15
A ServaAt GIRL Hocerers Additional
Wuzes for Waiting ON - Friends OF
the EamUY.st

&TpfM lao i57N kfunf7St0 E34-
d lsdy In tho ctr, dtatt,u4 70 employ sets&ut
Rtll Heus 10 ono Of the employment of4ces md
1Aw one. In rerponfe to tha Ktu1 Inquiries - %
The number ot- pe11ot1 tn the family, the 34dF
stated 1hAt there hTe. The Rt1i ws8 engaged TO
DO The wusk Ut 50 per month and remained In
the fRmfty nyt n,untnx, uuy1oG which time tnere
were rom eight 70 eIeyen pet1ous In the family.
BoGetifnea tbe 1a1tE NUMBER bat more f-e1ueutlJ
the tuYmtT; hut tho average exS plne instead Of
- stipulated At tho end Of the time above stated.
sbe atri told her 1D,at1ezs tha1 aho had been
penerntnk E1tafer a1nane of turk than
cpgnt 10 be Eereased Tra lady refused The
FtI efr, and instituted su3t against boz emptD5ef,
TO recover 10 per month additional for WattnX
ppou nine per1ona lub1esd Of 0ve+ Tno sn,t cane
to u1&l, when the points raised were: Whether
the employer bad i fRht 70 eL4ct WoFH t&boF Enhn
she stipulated fot and ehesher. II more 1sbor was
performed, tho etnp!oye had f.sht 70 collect N
proportion to the amount o9 .f1bor performed. A
large suBbef of Authorities were quoted, tnd the
csfe 6n4lJy kntmft-ed "a tor decision. Ihe Court
sftef consulting ~ ne ausdorttes ctted, fender
atecltIoD favorable 70 the p11ntif and gare 1ut9.
Hent tur lhe snm Of Slto.
, 1869-12-15

bolster the r,ronosed ,asistance In tbe AZ.
ecution of the indornentz ri The FedexsI
courts apainst tha cstv bv rezaro,,ino the
nerits Of controversy solemnly adiuai-
cate7 fv tha s1nr1me Court nj the United
States in aome twenty or thirty cases. The
facts ara s;mn,v tbcaa: :: Cart.in count.a IN
Iowa frerr foolishlv. we admit. /, ar.i1ad |
themselves OF an act OF the State Leois1a-
tura to yoke for and issua ;certsin bonds In
MD Of nropossd r.;txays. Thu validity Of
this legislation was Questioned, and. before
the bonds vere issued. the oueehon WIS
taken 10 The Sunrene Court Of Iowa in a
ser;es Of cases. and that tribunal affirnad the
cons+i,nt1on.,;tr of tba leeir,as;on and ,ba
1-r,1itv a III. 1onds The honda
.rera issue7 an5 for a fev v.ara
some Of the counties and towns mid
the interest thereon. In 4ho meantime
there vss change in the Judges who COM
posed the Supreme Court Of tho State, aud
some si1 years after tho bonds had been
voted that Court changed its opinion md
5ar,arod tba Y,,r3o :, Ia ;yIa,r1 Ra
ue*'An!eo %uo oonoD '" 20 aeha
fore this feyerEal Of opinion by the StaLe
c,nr+ +ta,a boa }>esr ,nn,arono un;tu hro,,bt
Goof' tuete uAu oeen nlline1ous solts ptouBut
by The bondholders for unpaid interest
| Supreme Court Of the United States, aud
| -. -sn,t;- ~. ..;..., ..,,,+.-,,
tnas oooy, naopane tne e31suns consIlnc-
finn of tha State Constitution by the Stnte
| 1 - - .a,
| Coa1E, alnfmeo 1ne 7nllo1ty o1 Lae ooaas,
| and gave Judgment therefor. The several
-.,-
oo'naes sa'eea os'nuy ptsaeu"'o 'uo eaango
! u Ol1uloA OI kAs oAA&o 1ou1k1 Auu doG4nuA-
, 1869-12-15

.Ser Proeeedia7-Tso Douglas Linen Company
NJ ks1kAkea Involuntary prooeedioz. :tnattuted
bt Enas brown i Co. and Whlteatde Bkottefa.
These creditors clam m indebtedness to ths1u Of
tsas IL ersdenced bY Judgments. Il Is charged ~
m act Of bankruptcy, that the compxny betng tn
solvent, did, Oh the ist :af October hsE, gre
wA17znis % confess judgments, And did coniem
J. daneuts IN iavoR Of Phttp, WAd1 worth for
IN the seoond time this corporation his been
bt1pght into tho Ranhopte1 Court An tnvulnn-
taIy proceeding wa4 in8<tf1ted aGatnat It hy Au.
drew Ee1 and Others On the &t1 d15 Of October
lnat, but thar pEocee dluR was dlzn!s3ed By con.
sent Of Ill the parties tve}Te days THEREAFTER.
or TK1AL. 49,. .
Csrol GAJtea, atsixnaa Of the Mercantile Mutual
and Fire Insurance Company Is bankrupt, Y.
Charles Er1deT. Action OF asRutnps!s on pre-
ntum note II N tho t1Be Of EfdtSdGe ussnsaoned
Je&1crday4 On trial
, 1869-12-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board Iesasembled At ! o'cscc6, PRECEDENT

EsxrneJ In tha chatI.
Supervisor GlBBs otieled sas foiIo9tna:
R..ets.4 1a.t - Boz = W.ases ss.9 1Sant hsv
sa:ft afi:sz ss;s!s
IL - o5 ssat = Hsset s1st ne oa'' 7'e'a -
I'd Rse3s q aaps ss'n1 = ss sssas
10 =. s d ~ sss sas as
~ Sn1.-tsnr tsrrTHSR vxnted "a fnoV II the
County a Agent woaid eaa.fs sss iess. Tnere vele
so1a 70 Jaeasers.qH; ,.., 49,. ,oa.. ur..v.n
sale Sin D.. Ibe Soaa! 5adse ~ Il mr.. s. e
$s:f S;:f; ~ pe7sz u "a 's' hands Il 'a' County
w leitiIsa g tss = Jsa,sa.;J Sa@m';sse; m
xs.sis< IL. Is oif 4 Is tasr5 = e:tsd e
sas :sst !. = 8 8 sss
fasse Rsso..a That BE- make statement Il tbe amount of
es "a seat s.s
toe fesotu.11a srr41Tmn1T ri up co11R.cu
supe..tsor GRST oas.sa sss iahon1nz:
al: - Inn fe III 70 1o2f m nv efs at
'hs 1epoet .he 'saDe 10 I'm hard i =
HOW THK rERASE AsYLux q RrzAG BCII1.
.mt IT, ~ IN IA FL FL Ss 4onu "a s,s tao.
stet qa "a Is san aas.1e 41Ilu, be- could afe
ae tea tas ~ ~ nca e 4, oeset s ns ~
= i Z = % 'e aeesaea s. he eo@aiitss: 6uT
AZ ne sstss ssesa sssasp pe eaeessa ssa
sss ~ sssIs =, 6 is;sSS e
irS eooa ssad % rom s sos lase sso.e Tas sichisee:
, 1869-12-15

The Omaha Republican Of the 18th sAJa: The
work Of grading ou our tvo railroads., the Omaha
4 SoIthNestern nnd the O9ah1 soosh sestero,
u progressing rspadly. The NortnwesteIn aas
p17ch8tsd u 900 Csusa tea OF Robertson Co at
1&f1uie Crossing. snd re learn oy fetexraph To-
tzr fhax 8. & CaidreH, Esq President Of tho
Southwestern. has purchased 20 go ties IN Ch4-
csRp, The tta lor both Tu4de viii begin to s1Itse
Curing the inter part OF fhe coming wetE AEsut4
repEesepttog both companies arc no~ East puE-
SoASipR the irOp-"
, 1869-12-15

Total. III 00A 900
Ont Ct this entire quantity only $ic3,s
vert imported direct, SC IS to pay duties at !
Chicago. The rest Was imported almost
Hholy through New York. The duties On
these goods formed about one-half their
selling value. In other words, the govern
ment c!sced itself in a position to loan
<l.,ooo, ,oo0 in duties on these goods to
ih.ir fmposserp, without interest, until they
ware sold. proyided thew lived in New York,
bus not dime if thew did business in Chi.
csRo. The New York importer not only
pxves the capital required to pay the duties
and the interest On il, but he aaves also
rent Of expeusiye salea,oous, and salaries
of nnnsyouu r1arfu -for hs ean store
ri, NOD. Ia te..- ,,n,,1;, -rx
hons. - t1,a r.ra coet nj ssov,oe and e.11
,h.n ~, ,ba e4ra.t 6t{n . sr,sT, off,ce br
van,,,,. .lnost w;thont the mead of anv
s,a.t. ~ xs,asusn W. do mi asrrac,ts
49, .,,a,,nas, 49, ..,nnn,r ,,sr7,itt.5 IN
=. - - - ;.,.sa-4s. ~, wv NE dsrfo,
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t-.ns,o,4.tion tona ia
~ h'o4' ", -1.s..-,;r1 n, ths
o "'A :. - - s;.n;,,;es y One a,
.n@s' "o''. ~ ".,,.o,;,r :,
-. 49, ase1 .~ - Tn..,,1
&c" 3oak too East"eas !" 'oe oaN.
nooe Ds ,o p'eAA -;
vsN-o W e.aels'.os lnAp.ea a4 ~ o-s -, =,
" ~ Ole 4o... y. % .aen' 1nls tnes -
'>1s .,, 80 - 1,..I re- ~ o'.1a "a.
noAlo 'enDsn 0o 1asu Ana' .neie1o10
Nv tn'ss'ms. uo|et' eaa ae esu
nv. nnaes ,saoa BONA eo1ouen ~
nm'ea o,aea ,.ona totaana, ooa1on, an'
Ne~ io'S 20 - p'ta1a IN e' oo =. :
c'l1l. snfou9n G0'easo On na Wy :" -
aons o. .sssos. eoe Msaan oa5 s.t1 S, ~
, 1869-12-15
,>s0AR1z Of SUPERVISORS !! \
p1oceedinss Of inc seventh Day
3. or1he ,r,ater. :se's.on. -.
The County Treasury Empty-hot
: Money Enough on Hand to !.
Pay Supervisors Wages =:
Various Plans Submitted Where
b. Money may be Raised.
t!ts
How the Ipsane Hospital is Bsng Built
Charges Against the 0oazzetor. :,
A GoAa4tsse Of, ,Invsstigason-

NoKNIKa- SESSION.. :
1na Boas8 of Bu,egss1od3 uak 1t 10 :. n 7nets7-
DAY, purs1am 70; sd}uH une0t, President Htaf~
ney IN the chMr. The rod III ca11cd Ind the fu1-
usea of tne lh1t meeting were read ana spfdoseor
Tne PRESIDENT annouDoed that Supervisor i
C1ntcn had been stasd to sn1 Committee on Pooe
HOUSE and Psnpeu. IN pasen Of sapes'isor cafron
resigned. /
VIII taken BY SupexstsT Alien.
.f,- YIAAsC8 kzruKI :.
snperstsot GIBRS reported from the Finance
COMMITTEES thas, upon examination, TIM TFess-
o9e1s report WIS found eos1eet and saHnsrtozJ. |
lbs County TrcAE1ry, hpEovefi 1E1 IN tep!oza-
biz log coodit1nn-in tActs tho funds xefo ex'
hAo.,ed. There was not s1oosh On hsnd 70 ~
NornaI school, Of fne Insane. Asylum. and ina |
Co.Is Hou.e hsd stopped ye<k because ths1s EA
e aSRss 70 III ee % ~; tn,s ~ erro's saa
& sss:s,i g s p.s
e ssan.y ss :ssssas !, r.: za:1s ;sss5s
t. e. 'Ps P1o's ss''s suidss aee H. IS Is
nd found r1e bank Vould rot lend Cook County
n.oney, uof tut IL honds a. any Pr7ca 1oe scfp
no e Ton ers nan ~ 70 & 50 sSpfo o.
saaer,,tor BOLTON MD they aboosd b .n!s .
'4pta sapsf,soF pea91L E ssooso. the, se
| M Inc uer,a IN the TreHsurcr1 report. Tnefe
V,sor Gioos, ard thefs was nothing before the
e9s'o ao visor rHSo "9sa "W1rEasA said they found tue
| booka confused Tss Treasurer, owing 70 the -
Sis Sa poosa ~ 10 aas ii tae secoaas coad bs ssps
Z w mo.ed that tho Tteasarers report oo
saoerTisor SANDERS xanted 10 know II tho
, 1869-12-15

-sYs, ars exeeednss1y .1rsk1tsd tna1 1odge
Drnndr1ood ba4 been appointed FIR this. dlstnSt
u eyef mau deaeks I'd pFntnou0o YW Jeat2 % ".
nad fsitofld, hoa1s8 @ule1e1 l1tot. thAa man u
fndea TNuFsnf6. Ni1 expeEfHaoe upon the Fed
4Eel 6asoA n tt& KteaIaE cUmmsrxzA dl1 q mo
NeFfhHe63, b 14sesI1intl& thu oo0edeA8ed eaa
, 1869-12-15

y HEHGl1X 8KNfKkCfh - :
John Kel1J Kas convicted OF burglary, Ia enter
ting the ttose Of Herman Tobtks, whence he stole
quantity Of oTe1Cuat5 II enfJ three OF them Of the
1&fuc Of tt9A He w&s ordered 10 be Rent 70 Tho
PenttthttatJ fof one year.
, 1869-12-15

Tia mieego Legal Gess,. noticing The
of the nsv Circuit Judges,
, 1869-12-15
THE P0L1CK COURTS.

UNITED STATES ClRCCIr COURT
NEW su1T.
James Chapman '. Chatles Walker. frtspsss
Damages LAID 1t 1900.