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, 1869-01-07
4 bill hss been introduced in the Lec

L bill hss been introduced in the Leg-
islature Of Illinois to raise The stand 41d vi
quai,ica'ioLB OF jur IS. 4 1cf IN 1s.cr.
tainly nced.d In this behalf, aud VIC trust
The Legislature will not adj ,urn without
giving its earnest attention to the suhjec..
Perh*ps something can be learned from
the experience ut o her S:ates. The pep
ple Of milwaukee,, bRv,rg aufTcrcd f.r
many years from the pest OF prof: MI
jurors and the corruption If ba,l,fF.. n"-
titicncd tho Legislature Of WIS.
consin tor tie rasssRe Of law
fir that county, providing tht NJ
person should ho r,quired or slowed
10 perform nero than one week's jhrY
tGrv,ce In any one year, untts.a par tcu-
lar trisl, Oh which they mtgh; be CT
enCtc, shoul'l be of nlorg tn IN ore wcsk'a
duration. Un5tr the oprrstin1 nj this
law it has bton found cornpnra dvrlv cary
u sucuro tho services OF meo nj ch rsctt +
of'sa st.r.lt~r In st,o n-.-.s-~-s<r ~-J mis-.
and what l,et uurc importsucc, to ot'-
.rcrso the Study and soJrluo llnrde ~
| 'hanrcr.-nh arbupd Tho C nrt II ,iisc,
wllO, nct hci, nhtc ts' earn b jur u. lrel
at any utirr AvOfatlnn, llcc+ ,h,snarivG4
nF umptr.s tn disruso Of The livts, berry
nnh property ol tsr,r It'll " c,''xrpR
Nh man H. 10 le jur + ever htsr =
In bp onc. ThcfGE,re It cDu't3 1T no h srd
Th'p to my ptt8'n If Tho Lrr s'.'nr'
sbt'uld pass Law requiring 'hAs nj
jnruta shsl! be lousel,Dldlis. II A tnH'
attempts to vote % election tiaY. wi'hon
bong registered, ttl law requIu- toss b.
stall be souclrJ ior by Il householder II
h'a preciuc'. Why stbuld lhe ql.i d..
tions Of a jufnt M letst WAY th:ul
nore safeguards l,c thrown sr ,nud
nBp's vole Than around his life and III
| tfQntriys
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atty m tbs government. he will sctivo'J sup
poft IT,. Ihep@ers OF the government. saTe
Lord CLARENDON, .azo pf - .1Tanced SCHOOL
Of Liberalism ~ tho pecfnge adtnns: I1e
Duke o1l1Arpyl, Earl Granville. Lord kim
barley, md the Earl dc Grey aro ready for
further steps towards civ,l and RELIGIOUS lb-
etty. The Duke ia T. A-trlad friend Of the
United states, snd looks 10 them WITH AZ
much admiration - a. noble wish -
t'tls 10 psesetIe ~ can possibly 10Y III, e, *.
the rolitcss Of mcn, but. te is also much naorr.
aId has not little OF The VII Of Volta,re NJ
we'll as The grace oi : Cte.tcrlasd. E.sl do
GIey, before 1e reached the upocf Hnuac,
eons6tted Win Radicals 'of evcry hue, aad
r. M..,lsl;s lll;saasa:l5 u '!no company Of s'saor
TLa Lord Chancellor, slr ". Page Wood,
9on o. HatJ Alderman who WIS great lad
ical q his car, L. \ very pfous, excellent man,
sehooi. liz ~ .ausa % sxysr 'sa' aiso % but &
ID poor speaker. he takes NoIght Of char
&ctef and l:gat lore 70 thu llou,o Of Loros,
but he will not DC Of much sccoun: an
aGtof mno 'f1ete "2S ,,,T o1 shs
cockGusn. llo wa& = brilliant speaker In tho
}lD,tc Of Commont, and !. IS \ thousa7u
| pls,es that hia wonderful gi'ts should b. Kept
for the .dldcatlon OF Jur,os and ~tggcd eoun-
sci iu the Law courts. Unfortunately, there
world. He wes lomewha ta&t ID bis youth,
aud The reputation urdescryedly rcMai1s,
| Tho course he pursued Ia tlr case OF Tho
Jamaica maaaacEcs WaA Infinitely to bis honor,
aud lar 1nort In contot aneo With the Christian
idca 'han that Which VIVA followed by many
| who arc h+afo in louder proft.s sions. II
The new Lord Lientenaur ot Ireland q
chosen mainlJ. should taS, 1or bis ability 10
spend money. It 10 cnstoa nry to have xich
mau FOR the place. No prult IL made out Of
T. The representative Of the Queen at Dub
II: atshuEtea money freely, and bv the year, !
Sna Is cousieeEabl, pecuulary loscr. Hut
nc has mimic court. and ptays the sovereign
On email scale; 50 the post has never 10 70
begging. -:
A"socIAL" MINISTER.
Mt. Chichester Fo:tc, cue, the Chief Seere-
sary i6r lrc:and. who has place IN the Cab
met, II useful mau, but hb owes quito Us
much 10 hts Vile ~ to his own abilities, Thia
lady 10 \ Jewess, the daughter Of Tho late Mr.
Bsaham, Originally ''Absaham'1, = celc-
brated bass singer. She has Leen married
three times, her second husband belax h.
Earl. Che Il called THE Countess of Wal,
deErave.' not "Mrs. ChIchestes Furtescut'' j.
Her tact ard popularity Us q giyec ot par
ties are unique. It IL st her house. much
more than at tic clubs, that" Cabinets
: are made and consptracjes to orcstutn min.
: lst1ies hatched. fou see eomethiug Of ttIs
peculiar type In Mr.. Troltope's i phinea,
, sinn." She Is not remarkable for Wit .,
tor learning, and her .beauty has long elnct
faded; but she has quick insight into 1ht
} | human character, and so obtains IN ascen
| dancy which mere birth and fortune ara pow
| etIeSa to command.
, 1869-01-07

Mr. barnes, Mcmb. Of t,opgrcas. OF Now york,
o1rscd hrcsclut,nn, thst Il y tho duty tho gov.
sesrt uc aud rcsaiu III auSplus gold, with view
10 ~ speooy return TO specfc pry1eut AZ possible:
th4i 1t ~sti f.tsrh this purpose, oiainf vAIr,s
currency Ia any n. pert. Of 10 undertake 10 k tho
t,rns ~ las Noen fpct,n pEmsLts saau com
mr1 te, until Rclo snd i Qal.tt ndef notes nass
oneration II rAtufsl e4uscs Of SUCTION mado.-
Warrington d. dsspdfeh.
Mt. Uurpes, Member Or Congress-, did not
cxf,ln1n y hat "natural causcs'' ho depended
upon TO mike note bcaslsg no Interest. con.
ycrtiblc Into no bond, payable ut no time,
md Reasonable In nuthlnc, Equal iu value 10
gold viii ha cnlighten III % to the ''a1tural
causea" hich Ao expects Will operntc to
produce hls financial miracle!
, 1869-01-07

out IS ballots aud then Including them in
the certificate Of election. tha vote Of that
precinct should be excluded, and that tho
same Illegal coursa WAS pursued In other
wnrds; also. that In tho First Ward tho
tudges illegally associated with themselves \
teurlh person, to pronounce upon the quail
acatlons Of votcrs; and, lastlv, that large
numbers Of hls supporters were excluded
from tho polls By threatened violence on the
rart of General Stradtr'4 friends.
, 1869-01-07
ADULTERATION8 AGAIN.

The New York World Is just At present
eneaeed upon crusade among the
breakfast and dinner things, and ed,fy1ug
its readers with the information that
"things are not what they seem IN
o:her words, that Brown, who sits down
to bis quiet breakfast Of ccfft e, s'eak and
biscuit, has been eeyonriug pnssonons
adulseratiors to an extent which wpnld
entirely spoil his relish ter his m7rning
paper, if lie only knew it. He has, in re.
ality, been dri king roasted pe4s ant
chicoly, sweeteped With sand and mt'ked
with chslt and water. He has bu:sefed
his biscuit wi:h lard or tallow, peppered
his stesk with ivory black ard pl sseE,
| and mussarded 1t with turn In fac,
he has been nlling his stomach Hish
fraud from lis grocer aud. poiaon eron
his tea or coffee desler. But then, sup4
| pose Brown doesn't know this fac, ard
imsgiues he has bean eating simon pure
breakfast! Why urc eceiTe him! When
BroEi's ienor ance 1s bliss, why commit
tbe folly Of making him WISE? Hunosy
Dump'y revelled in his mutson pies a
long as he supposed they We're composed
Of mu,top, but WIS rendered utterly rn's
e1nhle when he discovered that Cat en-
tered into their composition. HORSE, un
der the name Of bctf, and rats and lltsl
| dogs disguised as aaul ftets and rabbits, Er
very pala!able al long as the illusion
. preserved. -.
It's not we'll to lift the vail from th
= | hroxtfocY }a1tn Much r1uss H., t,&. .
, 1869-01-07
End II m Enoch arden Cxs9 IN Von.
uecueufs

From abs New -asea .laot4u. 1xn.
The Superior Court, afler adtournng Inc
Abbott murder triai Yesterday: sfaoted a.
vorcr to MARY L. W,lcoI, Of this ely IRON
Jc hn Il, Wilcox, and changed the name u
the petitioner to her maiden n4uiet mary l.
Iaritn, This Is the term,nation Of The
case which has been termed the E1oco
Ardeu',. case, because Mrs. Wilcox vas
believing her first hnshaud Il 'an d. Wtieo1!
10 be dead. che married another maut ana
atlern a. d her 1tst husband turned up IL
this CAGE. however: as onr readefs VAL re-
mtmber, the first husband did not appear,
and utholdipg the felicity OF bis wife turn
i'm about and die. nor had he pseViou Y
been cast away on lontlY, umoaabited
waste. instead. he had been 10 the var,
II iom which he did not at once ntnrn
10 his wife, rs he nlIht hare done, but
wai,ed lcpr, and finally when he did
return brought a suit again ct his vile 'or
hgamy, aud another ag.tost her secnnd aas'
bat Benjamin Hotchkls<, 'or adassefY.
| Nett her charge vas .ustatned, the City Conl.
ac4uIttlpg both honorahly, uncite 'Ias 1as
tho woman had been crediply hs-
/ formed By sereral Witnessed tnas -a,n as1
husband was dead, ard having ,,is u .s,er.
sought to learn that he existed, wn,!e =. :.
ward she bad m urred for nlm 10 w1a ~ sHp .Hto
parel two years. The Courr, {esteraay, st az
rsye be custody OF the Guild ey tus - ~
husband to the mother. It was sap"n ~
Mr. Wright. counsel for the womsn 'aa. ~,
mo,hrrs since To. bri1 glna Of ta-@enn s2ans' rs
M r f1rst husband, had lived apaft I1u ~ 1e' !
/ second fu>haud who Is 4 resprSaaote Ms
rhsnjc Ard good citizen, sud had to1ouH ~
conducted Letse1l blau2e1essl1.
, 1869-01-07

Thert IS desTr rate .ifo1: m X pg at
Washing On o g.' up IN impression that
cur uAt,tpa! hount Is INV svcd in the
purchase Of The Dacish West India
Ielauos, ard that We have gone too tar
now 10 refuse 10 complete The purchase.
This is a very weak ,nVentloo to support
very weak prrtest tor plundrrlng the
National Treasury. The tacs is that
from the begsuu'ng Of the whole
affair to ,be pre:ent dsY Mr- Sew
aid hiss, reany, represen ed no per-
son but h;msslf. There has never
hsen dsy when The Government OF the
Cnittd 6.ates has ottoed these islands
fer anaval station or fns any other pur-
pcse, AID there Is no p1ob.o.llty that it
eytr will. NJ porron OF the American
Ceople has ever nsd the least interest in,
or ever expressed 3 wish for, the aanexa-
ton, much less The purchase, 0? the
i.lnnts, nc1 is there any probability :thst
they evtr will. The whole thought OF
aequir,ng ard purchasing the lslsnds
began with Mr. sew.rd aud should end
win him. He has less th+n sky day.
ot official life, snd this proposed
purchase OF tie DANISH Islards should be
permitted TO perish WI b him.
There is not cnly an absence OF al
reason why The purchase sh u d be msde
but tbtte are u4oy s.r1ng ressnns VII,
itshoula not be made In 'he first place
even If s.. Th-n were offered TO Us q
free g,tl, we tave NJ use for H. Its sc
quls1ticn is not eeslrabie IN any seuss
hcwtvtr remote. The Inhabitants hav
no thought OF social, polt:icsI or com
me1ciat identity VII b US; our people hsV
no thought oi evar mi9rauug 10 :
Thomas. II We nrquiIe il We must hol
1t as a colony, and thss Ia opposed
every principle Of our government. "
haze no depet tdenc.es, and .snculd ncv,
ha,e them. We wan. htl our peools 10
citizens ot the whols United safes, 81
all fhare ankle in the institution
The iuhshitsnIs OF these islands q
Danes, ard mlll be Danes 81 long as t
iElards scape d1ssIuc:,on By eur -hqua
or hu1rcsre. There ,s no probability
their ever bting American 'zed, OF
thetr beng meTgtd w.,h our populate
We want no naval station at
Thomas. In time of peace
por1s of ali the tslanda
open to our vessels, snd sre will
aoay's sail ot our own coast. In time
war we would have erh.r TO abandon
or fortity II, AID expepd more money
protect 1t than Will BE- reqal1ed to dett
New York The cund1lton OF the
tional ryasury ls tnch thl. We N
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tie Uoion Pacific, Kastorn Dlvision.' sincp
that time this local company, this creation or
the border rutilAn TasritorfAl Legislature Of
ls51, 6as been representing !tsen a. part aud
parcel Of tie great through route to tho
fss,n9 fsta h. .passticularly desigosd to aeconm,.
section OF sshe U1ion iYlpg east thereof to
thc Atlaniic. A glaues as railway map
VIII ahoW tae ela}m 10 b. utterly groundlcss.
All The tcpSfal aud eoutheru Central States
hsTe post 90 ;c excellent i' connections with ths
gn'on racas aom,hsn fm ins nrmerous railway. run:
up The M!ssourt River to Omaha. The Roy:
CIutucnt hna eubsldlzCd through 1Inr 10 tha
Pacific. mil 1sc locsl br.ncles. Ioru ia 1
good plNcc to s'oo. Let .il other brauchcs
bo built by private cut<.pf1se.
rREtESSiONs.
Tho .pEotcnsions Of this local mad to us.
tIol nj Importance would bo Of no account
whataycr ,wcse Il not thus enabled t. make
constant rkids uDun cur National 'rruA+ury
tor moro aid" Tbs bordtt-rulllan cL*a.
md indirect aid:
uxi.cd htas<s Dosds...................& so no
Lapab fstslmttod) ..,... ............ 30,K0 COZ
Irt,iicao Of Firsi Aortg,Ra undsr she
doFtfLmtnsS...' ........,......"... ,too
Total thus .13s ooo, ,0N
THIRD KunaInY nENAxpED.
9TD+ GuHteuk WIKI tHla Il1kNlHCtQt 6nuAWY,
| the compa.y mar ugcrs established = Libby
here over a year ago 10 push bill through
ConQrcss tor slili another. Tacy commenced
| with modest request ior $50. 90, ,txp to run
an independent Inns through to the Pacldc,
but gradually lowered their demand 10
$40 o,0oo. which they managed to gel
through thc Seuatc durlug thr hua.ed torn
Of last July, when q lur3e number o
Senators wcie absent. The bill IS now on tht
speaker table, from which The 1obb, lists hopt
to get II taken aud slipped through the Houst
by aumc hook or crock tue prrvlous que+
tlon or some sim1 ar method. II all or ever
bal! oil the lucts Of tle ca,c can be brougn
to light, tho bill Is dead as toor nall.
The road, ~ | have already aho @u, is Il
no scusc national one. nnd II 1t were, til
case in rc9nrd to additional subsidy wodl,
be by no means changed. It has already r.
cefycd more thau the company hare an
right to expect.
Ger crai Grant Is known to be oppose t
further subsidies, hence the haste OF th
wildcat company to get their miilIon-dolla
fob through before the 4sh OF March.
, 1869-01-07

In the arnu+, u,eesaec Ut the President
o! the Uni'csl s'ntcs 70 Congress, rcfcr-
cp c. wss nhtc tn The report Ut The II IN.
.1tssr l.. Wrlismr, Of 1ntians, n q 7vrrn-
mcnt' Director and practical engineer,
uron which be submitted 10 the Attorney
General The question oi authority, uldtr
the law, 10 setasn q psrt Of the subsidy
itr full completion Of the road. That
repcrh with cthcre. hss been clm uuut-
Gated to Congress and ardclcd 10 bc
printed. We publish in advance the
closing pages o' this rtport. hearing upon
The manner Of cons1 rue ion aid tho
natural rtsourcss OF tDa: region fer
1naintainirE ,he read. The waoIe coun-
try has deep interest in the complete
ness ard future efficiency OF the rosd 50
soon to form the ch.ungl Of our trsf1l,,
Eot only with the Pacific seaboArd, but
with all the wo1ll hcyond.
Careful tstimstes by engineers OF tho
cost of the Unlnp P.c:t1: Railway, show
pr fit to the contractors OF fl4.0o0 to
f16,oU0 per nile. II the government
should withhold five thousand or six
Thousand dollsrs per mile for bsll4sing,
masonry, s.oee and ircn bridges, rolling
stock, ehopF, c'c., it would consul. tue real
interests both OF the company Aod gov
ernuenI.
The whcle rosd has been CONSTRUCTED
ont Of the government subsi1Y aud first
mortgage bnnds. The amount Of stock
subscribed and pa1d IN IS merely NOMINAL.
The company have contracted with them.
selves fer bKzfd1ng the road. The nom
inal slockh ,ders sre the real contract
ors, and they have kept back no part OF
the money ob:a!n'd fron the government
as ~ese71e fund, or working capital,
but have pocke, every dollar Of the
subsidy ana Of the proceecs of the frat
mrrf gage bords-iess the cost Of build.
ing tie road. The clear profits which
these nominal Flo :kholders will bag is es-
tima,,d bE the Government Directors at
not less than sir!ftn millions cf ds}Iars.
The s-Ierg!h OF the "ta.iro4d ring
which is b0utdlDg Congress f,r su1sl-
dies Tor rev lines OF railway across the
cenuren, can be conceived By the enor-
mcus gains of the compsaies already sub
sid:zfo. Whsn The qu.s'lo is asked any
Of lhe Directors OF he tae1hc Railway
where 1h' + sxrect 10 oh n m 1ney to bal
last and improve their 1oaj, bultd shaps
rolling mllts. stone aed ,ron bridges, e:c
they reply, From the fl urs net earning
Of the 1osd," BuL the public sh ,rtd kno,
, 1869-01-07
A EKnIand 1or nm Oliver F..


The folloVi1 Characteristic stnry Of Cen
era. A. J. Smith, OF tne Cntted States Armv,
who figured in Mississippi durtng the var,
Was related 10 us at Chicago during tue laEe
reunIop, .by one who serTxd under him.
ALTHOUGH sp able officer aod' y brave 1so'
General smith was very rough IN his In
;qnage and ways: E1e lacked "tnose sotI
psrts If COL yefsatton that cham berrrs bare.
and often ndu1apd In mast unseenly Euoe-
ness al language toward hn officers: uae
day. 1t headquarters, he hastily caalso N
ofdcer who as on his stall: - -
Ee1e, you id son OF q sea COOS ''D'
The of]cer addressed colorel angtily az lao
rommapa, coucned m sueh rude 1ap. st u4sts
and advancing. te said: = General, ~ ~ IT, T.,
Tour commae d, but mu be peIm'1t,d;TEu ,;E'.to ~
az, with al due respect. that aoa a,, - Il.
be called such Names. I'm uot "seo
and l. don't llkesit." ,ha General.
"oh, pshaw." EstutfpeT Eshnf qou ~ are caiied
/ xs,as. do,;s, ~ mount to any thing"
| "Don't you care "hat A'"1 ~
| caHed; General =: ,sn,asr anvhovF'
n4h.n !, retulred the aseTieved ome: ~:
.7on id old son Of gan' VIAL ~ ~"
! want Ta.n = ,he general laughed It shls p!see ct
n;s,ra IT, ,nncrl!uencr, which be IN tsuta ae
n, VIZ Ind md. instead OF puntshtug sno era .so,
scr' Showed him particular tavofs 'so" 'eA'
: moment. -,
, 1869-01-07

lug s9'"~9 y. ~ 1'u's'eon' a.'e''pp'
hla A'Asns's nA'e su''a'us" '0'1 Az
ltry III lug ues.luct'on u .uc ie'cGn ~
the MissHs'pp' RIVER oy Wn1cn m.',1ons
o' aeles " 'ne nus p1uuusse ',os ua ~
~ uen ~ .ao,";s, .hoaa 1ands 80 ~, as ~
49, , M..,. -. .,...-..s .s.,~- 49,
atiess sue WIZ " oss4 oesloo, ~ 9n: ~
lnoi',,es p.opuse " uot.on .s .aa na 70
S ua.las us .ss ,us 49,, ~ 1 s..,:r ~ 49,
~. -. Cs.Sse- .,'a,, ,e,,e.as 49,
esN snn. -, e4 49,.
pay ynaens "uo ntsAe ~ .ae o"'eea e's'7
lestonslo't tneleioi. lug pi pi'posls'oa -
utteeu9 plss Hpe ~ s, s - ts
~ F. ~ ,1,~ Iee. s.os,,a+;so 49, ai;.. 49,
- " '"e Ao7s p.oooo VIZ
people "no own u are poor anu nave no
money: Ihe states nave no creoi'. 1ss
ulgeo snas .u1 neeessa!s e1psnu.sufe ..." -
so 'ne, 'ne p'eesa. popenA .1
ueset W aug W 4ase4 ~ @ua .neJ pay
lne eNHtionai 9oVernnent1 ID enoofse snelr
oonos'
/ !n's s11tueuS - e"ostrot1A.y a. tlas,
49, ~ naa suee1 ~. s.e ser 49, -
| 4oes'1oo a'e ~, s'aa'e'5 popu'"seo. Aas
o"ne!s u tne 1Anos a's eonpa1aH'e1s
!e" IL aunioei-eaeu o"nl lnlneuse
asHa - tta.a - 60, " as.-n1sI u.;,t' ,han
:.., go. ~ sa a.s:, "' s"-. '.s sae ~ "' :,,sa
cap1'a', anu ptop'o'ns' WIN 'uo u'c "uu
uneuploJeu lapol NJ" 'nele, 10 reou''o
tnose ;ases ano ~. " lnctea'e tae'l "esfh
ptooaeelon' anI peop's " 'ae tu4es
e'a.es' un"lIlns 10 iaoot 'ne"se'ses' e.,
luse u se'! lne'l lanu'' Ut any porllon u
item, 10 'he Nortt crn Whiscs or lahoring
blacks. a Northern man, undlrsakieg
with his own money and labor TO cult
va'c any portion OF the soil Of either Ut
thtse S ates, will require, in order 10 pr
tect the lives Of himself and family, aud
. gather aty crop that he nay raise,
Il regiment Of national troops
enc .n'p.d upon his plantation. o"ntrs
et .lsntatlons oi five thousand hcfcs OF
E 81 bmt rgcd lands, and without food
/ enough to keep themselves
md familles comfortable, WILL
c pr-fer to let the ''end remain forever
!, flooded bttore they Will sell ons foo. OF II
L 10 any Northern man who prep .scs 10 + G
y tlsim and settle upon it, They refuse te
(; lcimit the Ncr1i'trn people 10 ouy, !eas':
I. | ust OrCuDY or reclaim H6T D;,ftiou of th{
:, ,.,,a i, ,t,,,.. .,,a ~. ,o, Fl, N, ss,r,
;, ~ 49,. ..,1., -, ,,,.r,,to, 49,,
:. 1,a,a. T., ~, ,,no,,,,, ~ ~,
!, I'm. of ,,o1lnT, r;nah.c and mn
:, w,li,rr,o wr,h Themselves they wRrt
90. .',,,,',,.' =, ,.a.,s s,,n. >, ,;.h,
;. ,..,o -. =. - h,x o,a v,,t,,,
,,,.s ,sr,, ,r,,,..1 .4;,,,,,,,., .,rn,, ~, ~,
sn,,o,,uo',o,, @ - % ":,,,,n, ann ' ,,n,u e.,'or 49,
T. nnu sit sul1rnlv Ia ,hc swanns cutsjp
,hr r,.onlu thcy cxclut.c lcca,,.c thr l&,tc
ca viii mt lrrd tb.m norcy, Wha,cye
81 cla,m tbcfc ncon,o NAV have h4d up,
~ lin l,hrra,i.v or The Nur h h,aut,rly cx
lu nlo,1r4, bv tnc{r ,nu1to,ous and otsttl,a 4,
, 1869-01-07
.ue GrihuWe.
THURSDAY. JANUARY !, 1907.

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SPECULATION rJ earrtsts. nex suucn and The uaAuR.
Tns Ttt.Wkxxtv TElsrx4 u sxsueo on Mondayt,
Wednssday1 snu FE4d&ya. toa the sualls only snd
THr Tz1x1f TR11ux II tAsuad On Thursdays, tot
tbs nktla and tsta a. Our c"unssr sud hy newtmeu.
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70 1uNsc1t1E1t NJ xAu.
IA1If k4itafh4 INy
Trl.WAaktJ Hdittua. |AE yeaf 6,H0
Woe&ls Ed,toh. p~r Irsr, 400
70 GrTT ACRACKfH11l.
Daily. .denvarE1 aandAJ xxotrTsp, v9nta. pss wctk.
llRy. dslso:m1, ~naaay tHEIrnsn, 30cta. ers wres.
fnmistaar-s n ~ he nsd~ either bf UrAik KIrrHss
rost u'ce Uret. o. 10 rnxtsefed ietscfA 1t or
Addsesa, TRtRufK COMPANY.
shh.n0n
, 1869-01-07

we 1--we To tFfUUL lUHE CF'uEI7f UT 3HS
t1p1tss.d himsc substantially as he is
teEe reported. His views OF government
subsidies ior int. Inal Improvements. ant
appropriations for lhe purchase Of fer
elen ter1itcry, have bccu terse'y summed
up 70 follows: "Iamopposed 10 lncTess-
"ir The national debt SO lorg IS any
"party in this country is in favor OF
reppciaiing IT,"
, 1869-01-07
Slug ye, Johnny
Bull, ard cAwneys
Loud huEr4he od triumph shout
OcuAga. tytr.

U1 Evsnr, r. etor OF st Msts's h1rch. in the
strand. L,Ldnp, afer quarrel With hts enntca-
varuet4. recently preached nom the te1t ''"e
'sre fo..l4 Tor n1ts.'. eikc." aud thea ela7ry
plo.co how appl,cacle were shs w"r:s 10 himself
ano the church. %sscers. So n ettr1.ty inclined
va the re~fetd eiers.1nsn, that be kept ttc
cot gr. Rstton an ost cnaklp9 ri's aaa'bIes. The
wardsrt, ot eourse. could Lot rub. "ahd mu't
bavc felt IN The hum"r Of tbe Lord Chsneallo'
~to. wtsb B,ehop asaed bin 10 70 tnd hraf
hic preach, reu alkea ""No damn Juu I hare
enough Of 3on in lbe .houae Of Lores, where 1
eau answ.s you"
, 1869-01-07

A. Vor, Hnocer Tie fpsAl f,Il ct rain for tito
nsst 1ue;7r NOR ihr n. It InelaalnE suon. VA toss
ssnd h4if lncbcs. out oac-el2htn the ayexsYe
depth N the hlsal1slpPt Va1ay. . .-,
, 1869-01-07

4 CuANGE uE N3Hhs
When and By what authority the wild cat
1earr. Ii first appearance, to my kno <ls dye,
nn.er % iis u v rame il in an &C: Of Co, eress,
Approved July 2, 1854, auending the Union
pFeriAc railroad law II Is .herelu mentioned
-Scction 12-as"the Lcavcuwosth. Pawn q
Western Railroad COMPANY, nov kao 1a p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

8leilter, Der elm Sabr lang brau66ar
einen SbeeIbffel pCa 9eitcee'
uen @laun in einem Quart parmen gBals
fer auf. gBenn pa0elbe falt III, 70 rii9re
70 piel @etl (pbsr belier Stdrts) In baI'
lelte, nit Der 9pr16t, nab es feline Slunts
pen stebt, Bis bic @iihun8 bic Dide BON
Sutne er6dlt. Damn riibre nod sefCbe'
mes Sclcptonium (@etsenbarO btn3u TO-
sisl ais auf Elm 10 Gentitiif sebt nebf ei.
mem balten bubeno @ewiirSneIfen ebsn<
fats Su pulpsr seituben, bin3u. 6alte
,u alei6er 3eit cine Safeeta6e ppll TO-
tbenpes g8a6er am Seuer unp l6iitte bic
MiI&uns in paEeIte unp riibre cine 3ett'
lang ta6tis Bis es in eini9en @ltnuten
bic Dtde eines Ntubbrei erlanst; paun
Ibatte es In elm irpsnss @efab unb LAP
es attlblen, bsrnad NIT einem Dedel Be-
bedt unp an etnsn tiiblen Ylab 9eiteut.
8etm @etrau1 pirp cine entlprehenbe
Qcrticn berausseucmmen unb nit pars
men g8a0er perpannt. Dieter &letlter
fam Elm Sabr lang aufbepabrt unb mad
9elieten benist perpen unp III be6er als
@ummi, aud tann barauf Sei6risbsn
rerpen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-08-26

qpfalsgleenttn Inb pprlGufs in fcIssnbsn Or
ten anarfrlIt une fam bairbif iebe nabrre Ius'
funft ertbeilt pereen; nimlth IN
gDilfesbarrs uub llmsrssnb, bent untsren Sbrtl
Spn qu,erne, Iupie Carbon 9puuty-stleS. ..
Sblnmbah.