davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-26
rvr oo1n-uo.r.1NG POLICY.

On the lst - Ae'"' t"eantoun'
Of 80 80 ~ iDo 1eaeatJ "as se''-
o'''yoo' eNss.'s - oepos41s fo1 t"enty
oao lAo .Ae ousee 80 .oeaass' ..as oln naSe pau
1i'e'e 1e. sAaeeo' '$.''o"ao""ol oeol
sn,cn lnsu' nase oeen aiscnateed ~ the
ns'uis' - 'u ~ ~ 'oe money '5'ns 'oe IN
- e1o 'ael.h- -Ae .s'>' u tn.s ope1aaon'
II le1his.eo ~ W. ~ tne 1st o. Aefeh.
an.oun. ~ s'''vo'oso. Aue aeo1 oi Tue
:, eo1ao1 " e1o p'ee'So "a
ien' ,lsA' ~ e'a'' 1o' aa nunua' lax upon tne
people and money lying IN the Treasury
saai a'te1 sea4 "aeup'oseo' - In no sense
teauc'on of tne oepe' or OF as burden.
"nae .n1s noasaaos Oh sola Is o1 no
oensnts o'see' oF 1aatfeets 10 taeeoonsfy' IL
opesntes as M 'o1"fy' "eeaose IL obstfacts
ae return 10 specie payments OF the re-
fn'r'lon OF business on the basis OF actual
'steaa OF net'''oas :Sa'aes. uola Is needed
OF tofe'sn commerce. ana ass sainc IN tue
aht@e'' 10. lha' PURPOSE - tegulatoa "
.oe a'oouNt ~ ''e nA"* 1's pt'ce @ 3egula-
'ea "s .no 'a" oi supl"S ano oeoaano'
1he oec1eta'y OF the treasury mas had
II II MS power NJ any time since ne en-
'e'co ONCE ~ put''ns 'n's large ea'hnce
OF eo'a u Inc market, 10 increase tae sup
E's anu all'.niSn 'ne premium "nat nas
We aones hs las constantly bnllcd
tne market ~ Keeping onf OF the
channels Of commerce from sixty 10 one
h"rdftd millions. No other operator
c"a'a u1sengage oue-s"cntieih of this sunl-
II Las o&en hao" that the best organized
, 1870-12-26


eosy Of htve, r. verJ few bee keepesV spa-us
have any faith ID the Virtues ~ Aese sno.a 1r,-
QuIEA CAGH AND sGHsEhf pkoSE Aso q:kr
TRaf.
d. ]. ACGF- Atntlth!. NC tainNs aass 1a--,,
maJ be tet1tnxed IN tte n!stI OF !4shtsla Il ~ 4
ti5n ATTACHED 70 tae n'se- ~ 21@tas. IN I
abontsa ,,.,,.
fhhllt4@!su tAbk-
-. =: nSass a,3. .M1.na- W. ampl1 Ml!e ease ca.x
~ cayts ~ natent wi 'As so.1'l'oA a's' ei:t :s
u. Il. Kin9, Of champs,eu. Ill, a:so 2r.a,..
oueetl hs tened In the care jnto fh1r1, ~
befa are ssrnItted. ~
Bef-teedef, by the san1e gentleman. v,,n !
admired, 1t is siuplr rney rtrf0tatt-I ~
lin placed In q honey box, me bees f.ti.k
MI AHaIr ns.s a H1rp cIoth 4av fnr ,au+,
meal and honsT. ' 'Se'A*':
Hnxxy rxrR.crnR
il AdaIr. Of EentucEv. prtser,,s, on.. ~,
| ia ur the pias Of an etctne yoFeFror. Co.t 81
| the Frahfa!T ExtTar,nr. ny Thos. A,t;s.a. :.
1lItno,s. cy trrter nf lin drre7,t4s NJ, rsntrss
force To eli ct the houcy 1t il Oh tr,. am, ~
cID;t+ ~ tiiat arprd Ii the bee, st,Sar f4c; -.
| Cost. SIS ~
S1cFarfIdpe creepnfed a n,ac.tre stntt,, .,,.
] shnve xtth fbt. eysrnt,nn of u.iny wnni 49,
! he 4 tuo or tasrI II holds st,nr c.,s1,;,. u.
| nstrut Cosf. - w
! har1el uste OF zlac, th- bu,:om conlrat. t..s
| s:h 40 paIent ~
Wax EXTRACTOR.
| n. A. Gray. Ohio. Th- {, nh ts n,ared In A n--
terot, 4 vrsser nl8cttf Wiki: ,n,.nsr re.:,I r..
! waT is ttravn. II ihroups fat,"at Sn n,...
Camc frnm He,ue. Swi,ze:apJ. "
! Tne fosioTinr waa a,jooleI
, 1870-12-26

pcciafof1 OF 1u Important l.i4ma-

VcC1hfn1 OF i1u important 3.1NM
snl1-EhFixsas asaAA '1'asrkey~.
DETROIT, DC. 25.-1n the rnitc,f Stat4a Cow.
here, Max i Rta1t. liquor merchants Of Th'Al,.
ht0uGht hit To # cnyer Tor u tilt uf ilu"-s I'd
10 ntnfy Biz mhnbeF. OF Marquette. Tar etatiAc.
was II as1t at Msf1uelre, hut The liGn1F% we're IL
this STATE renae1s all !ianur cont1acts vtt,t IL,
a1;sstie1 Has whittier the laws Of yt:chlxaa n.
Ohio governed in tkis caae- Judcr L1ug!F AZ sicht
tnlt The -s8la was Actually cDAsLuliu1'-
ri NJ Toledo and The laws u
uhto RaE+snssl; hut thastuueh rs the plaintiffs
kbeE thar The Ealr WAS Iuade to enable the ~.
fertarts IN carry the tr4tilc n defiance III the
laws ri Mh.k.xaE- that tact rendered The sic,
though made II Toledo. void. TIE Jury renAti.,s
vs r1:ct tor deitnsfsnt- The case vail Pros
g0 II TIE Entttd SIXTIES S1pr. NE Court.
The employees OF The Ustruls FIRE. F5ex4 i u:
Enbs:aLItat tensona to remainder Christmas Tat
ptopIletots have zlsFu ach asAist Int eal'or cr
o.ltOr and rEessUlan fne tuESey. The new.
Mys ADtf c1Irteta zach received suIsAtl3 presen.a
Ia ait, el0 FeIsous have been rfoE1tie1 for-
, 1870-12-26

send 90 far. u be must tavs hef It The Jus.
,tcp's Court before p. m- lwhen tne ooT5s
adtouIns), or hts piaoe would b 7ot1sateo. ~
Justice Coz, she named Alderman Be1ttoa ~
IN 1c1uaiptance; but he Has not sent foE-
The Jnatiee probably l1eing h huHy; and It
is not now : novelty that
"PltsopeH hang hat lnrymep my d'ne.~
-The moral which We would impress upon
lAdies especially ia-Pnschaae whs1o you a1a
known; or, II you must shop whore you ate !
stranger, take friend with sou. In = ketoaged
store, de1terous thief may reach under sonf
arm ana take An article from Z counter when.
being missed, It vii be swozn that none but
you could have taken. And, should yoursaH
and tha reat thief bs both arrested, the chances
are ten to one that tou will exhibit the
strongest evidences Of guilt. and the thief
Ut pfopesIJ trained to his prnfesstou) seam
the** I. picture Of injured innocenes We
could moi. hare named 1Ady whom We should
h1ve Judged better qualified to undarRo this
trial ,h.n 1l1s. Phelps; yet nhs broke down
uEder it, ~ it u ten 10 ono that You would
have done. With friand 1t her elbow, ehe
would have passed it in triumph; but then 4
mcment's explanation would have obyissed al
rcce.4ity Tor coolneea or fortitude. Tha At
tendAnts 1T ret4Il stores do and must regard
et12ngers with ausp.cicn; they know that
thieves are numerous. aafoit, omnipresen ent.
and capable Of putting On appearances thal
might deceive the ghost Of old HAyb. ShoI
where you s.e kno1n, OK u 1eAst IN COMPANY
with one who kucws you.
, 1870-12-26

Incidentally khnt-Thc United Nfntes
Ncnntorniaip~-.a sf<utc-

STeti.M nrspA:eh T. l he Chiezfo Tribune.
ST. PACI, Dtc. *i.-t;enrKe ConrellY, het,nkcs
.1n 1--we. w..s recc1ty saot deai By 3 frtnd Win
Mforu he vas tieer-hun.iu.. IN tes 1sr- st Grtu1
Couu!t, Wisconsin, The fttensI E1sft,oE ConneiS
for 5 deer. A Coronet's jury eSoneEasel him tx
bringing down his Fatue-
Th. fte<s Of t1ts morning says that a gtGaanc
scheme Of bribery a3'l corruption has hc-a coa-
trtv. d for tho purpose Of defeating Mr.. Wlnao-u
for Ire Uutsea Siases Senate. which tuclui.t
q coalition bet~e the Democrats amt lAt
hol.lIR Re puhl.caus- The plut tN u1.tes$t, d
TO he in The tn:s st OF Morton s. W,1Ainsou All
Is being eoRi:et1e.t nI his rf1ncioat supporter.
Tho Ii = tneMhs- elect ot The !eg!sasa-e-
Tne corpse Of tha Vifc ct . laf~ttiEE tuAu 1sa
screntl5 found, II St Aushony. !JlcS on hsat.l
Ut ray. ahd covtreti with few old raxA lief
htstlsu. \ few erEs since, pc:tt.onsh :he e7pntf
10 1fnnyt bis WIFE, ard fske care ot her. he h-i.
nnWtI,iDR 10 psovlnc fur her Thel she w4s stcs.
lie al ltfs her To .i! there alnne, vi.h hr: VANS
rztst n'l.d TO. and thea lett the corpse t. ittlt
refeeiIS II Trtsttie for Its bu1ial.
, 1870-12-26

The Fovtniphtly Rerifr for December
contsins brief but clear discussion by
11r. J. S. Mill Of the attitude assumed by
1;ussia in throwing OF the obligation OF
the two sections of the treaty Of 1856,
which purport to restrain her in perpetui-
ty from building forts along the Black Sea,
or putting navy of above ten vessels on
those waters. Mr. Mill regards all treaties |
whereby nation is restrained in its in
t.rn.l management by others, os in viola
ton Of that principle Of national equality
Of rights which applies to all treaty-makiug
1,owe11. Such are treaties binding one
nation foreman under particular form Of
government, or dynasty, to reduce its
armament or raze its fortresses. or keep
but limited number OF troops in given
portions Of its territory, when no corre-
spending limitations arc imposed on the
other powers TO the treaty. Such oondi-
tions are obviously humiliatiug and ought
not 10 be imposed for more than term OF
years. If imposed for longer period, ii
is the moral duty Of tho statesmen of other
nations, not to regard them al Of perpetual
obligation, but as ferm1nab!e within 1es-
sonAble time. Snch Is the case OF Russia.
III. Mill condemns the perempsory mode
IN which Aussla notiheatlon IS made, be-
cause it tends to stattle the world and pro-
woke war. Bnt Wal, il it ensued at NIL.
would not Fesuli from the conviction OF the
moral OF political necessity Of preventing
liussin from fortifying or pnttinG naval
armament on the Black Sea, but from the
fear OF other consequences to fol1aw. The
cases of Austria and Prussia who broke, in
1913, the treaty they had been forced to
make with Napoleon as means OF pence,
aud brought all their forces in array
against him, when they were so1emnly
hound to fight in alliance with him, is sd
duced 10 show that treaties whict
| control the sovereignty Of a ma
, 1870-12-26

Senator pomerey is an unlucky letter.
writer. Sometime ago, there appeared in
the New FORK Ledger an article under the
signature Of the Senator, purporting to be
one Of series Of articles from United
States Henators. which The versatile Don-
:,
nef had drawn INTO MS Columns oy tne
simple device OF paying four times its
value. Il is certain that tho receipt for
two hundred dollars paid by Me- Bonner
for tho article is in Mr. Pomeroy's hand
wiihng, as follows:
nsc.rrn txo rn,ned ,,siis;s fsl o. ,,,s,.
put 1.hed ii ne Sen York Ltdos1. .~.,~'
"' D. T. foakRof.
shortly after tne puo1icas1on OF the afh-
cies M sosepn savage OF hansas' Dc,
came very savage 'osepn' over some OF its
etan men's' ana "foso ~tatn1ouy 10 tae
ols'aneo'snea senator caa1e'nG inaccuracies.
lhefeupon, me senator writes TO the savage
eonceoine tnat some et1ofs ma appeared
IN communication IN the heag<r,
WEIGH Was 'aReu ~ many 10 nave been
wf'nen ny n'yfeli. ne aFers' however,
toa1 . Reporter OF tns Ne* ieek 1.<dSeF
(which mas no repoftefs) took notes Of a
conversation between tne senator and
some tnends, anu wrote them cut aud
made the aftaele as II appeared IN the
Lfd9er Inc senator says: ....
~ - =, pSss1 nH - ae i eAAlnH :.
, 1870-12-26
A Double TFaKedy.

SYRACUSE, DEC. 9a,--A double horror occurred
on Fr1d1E evening At Callsmer. Lorenzo D Gar
Tru. ased 81, EuIueFrd Ills fathef-ln-lsF. James
C. 1HllmAp, aRtti s.. Garrett attacked Tatim41
II the las1eIs haln-yart and broke htS skull. with
II axe. killing hin instantly. Gsrrets then Eeat
70 his own eAyr. tix Eoda dAx=Ans, md aangtd
htms{K. The rwu men had been q0ar7elltEg Shout
rtere1sy for some Seals ps4L
, 1870-12-26

c.wp,,,nts Ut xno ktnd pruper Judgment esu DC
passed upon the ofleudetszs tbs Ffn@fan herd
qun1tsIa-
Herr C1Enrha11ep has made tue 1MpotIaol ~
uonnttneur IN tho Prus1lAu Chtmbe[a tnAt 20 ue-
ncit Is p1noab'e IN tho nnnnces Of tue monarchy
for the 1eAlH 15sn and 1s71.
, 1870-12-26

HARTFORD, lee. ~ The Rev. las. W. S.rnts
Of taIlhauli. Mtnn., WA str,cu-lt injur~i. e.-t-
trfnsy. by tle accident which cat wi shr 'tt+ta u
cay, an1 there are strunE teas1oa tn ho9- 10, ATS
Ieeds'ry. Atthe Coruper's l. gnea: m :Ee Gaze n
shane asw the arptoarhtng t1ain .Aud sndelvne1
to clnsE the track 10 AdvMnce. aud th.. IL tlx-
netr Hsesf all Efforts tp arO tie sc+t ore1:r:ta~E
, 1870-12-26
EmbezxIemcnt by n LudJfs Conch-


Bosrpx, Msss., Dec. e4-Sxmue1 7. Aaarrws,
ArA 0ntern. ne t;.lae1. Of 4z1foed, Con =. va,
a'rested on boa.d the United states steamer CALI
1ornt., pe*sesdsy Afternoon. for the tarceny 4ud
ea bexxlem ment of oyersso, 30 waEth OF property
while In her employ. Tots consisted OF diaoonds,
KA1che4, tubies, mnheJ- nfaceIets, and other
t+wsl9. He h2d eoltsttd In the navx In sew
Yark. ana wpuid &Ail N DIR Or ENu, Some 1f
The properly WIN be recovered
, 1870-12-26
FRANCE.

< 0ANNEt
TIE CpNCORDAr,
IoNpoS. Dec. Ak 10 said that u. GamoettR
has AnH0,suetaI TO Rune bis dcstee that France
terminate the Conc1rdat, In order TO effect an ca
tfre S4ngfatiou Of Church and State In Feance.
uaapsHtFS or THK CAMPAIGN.
TIE Moyntr1 Fpat 10 It's issue Of yesterday, pre-
artN for fha Pruss}sns great hardsnlps and LoAses
dnrfr1 fne Coming Ntnser because the Par!ssaus
have demonstrated taelr ability TO resis. lndea-
nIte1y.
nrrcnfly psld 4 rIEit 70 General C1arKarnleF. LIS
1Jcp0siaoIa relating 70 the Pieneh crown "ete
lnat2rtly rejected.
, 1870-12-26
l5e G(Bltago GribHlu.
THE san DOMINGO comMIssIoF.

NJ
It in probable that the Sona,e reso1- aou
.uthos7zing the appointment of = commits
ion to visit aud investigate the Republic
II Dominics will pass the Houss soon after
heholi1ay recess. The 1ecent attempt to
.>ass it in thas body failed By small
majority, but it is likely .ha, when il
comes frou the Senate it viii 60 through,
and The commission be appointed before
tho Int Of February. The present Con-
gress ceases 10 t1tst on the id Of March.
1t woald be a physical impossibiiity for
the commission to go to San Domingo,
c..k- tleis Investigation, write their re-
port. aud return 10 Washington in time to
secntc action upon it by the present Con-
gress. eveu if they we're now ready to sail.
Ths resolution directs them 10 inquire into
and ascertain i. The political state and
condition of the Republic Of Dominica. i.
The desire and disposition OF the people OF
said 1ernbsic to become annexed sud form
part Of the people OF the United States. ,.
Thep physical, mental, and moral condition OF
said people, and their general condition as
10 material wealth and industrial capacity.
1. The resources Of the country, mineral
and agricultural products. products OF its
waters and forests, general character Of
The soil, extent and proportion thereof
capable of cultivation. climate and health
OF the country, its bays, has1.ors. rivers.
general meteorological character aud ex-
treu,e frequency of remarkable meseorb{o-
Sical pbcnomena. 5. The debt of the gov
etrment and its obligations, whether
funded and a<certained and admitted. or
unadjnsted and under discussion. e.
Treaties or engagements with other
overs. = Extent, boundaries, and Ter
tories; what proportion is covered b7
rants or concession, and. generally, what
aucessious or franchises have been
rantcd. $. The terms and conditions
q which the Dominican Govern
1nent may desire to be annexed, aud
become part of the United States as one
os the Territories thereof. .. Such
other information with respect 10 said gov.
eminent and its Territories Us to sail Com
missioners shall seem desirable or import-
ant, with reference to the future incar,,o..
alton If said Dominican Republic ;ntn the
Lifted States as one OF its Territories.
If the repo,t of the commission Ia r.
have anv value, Or possess anv xe;cht or
exercise a.r influence uuou oubl;con;nion
two ,lir cs are NECESSARY. F,r,t. that The
cru1uiAaion shalt be composed of mcn
known 10 tho country as sboye the reach
ufauy itunrouer influence. secnnd tbat ther
shall 1ake s,,ffir;e,,t fine IN acewar ;r,.I,;
gently all the iruuizies embraced in The
rcs.,;ntitn Nei,ber .,.c Senate INV t,,e
House il coumi,tea. 1,r the nasKacs of ,1,e
,cu,1,t;on IN ,J,a ,,n1;c., ~ .,,n.x..;.n
Nor wi, tber l,e coru,,re11 l,r The ran,rt
of tbe Cop,uiss,oners far sfta- al ~.
, 1870-12-26
The Effort 10 T1cpniF the Broken

ST. JbuS y. B., 1ec. 9a.-A veseel which
spc r. the steamer Robert Love. pEirg< 4 let er
from Capsstn Kerr, dated 3ettesdsy- Coatsrnoua
gales Are reported, hut eyefytstnS Is ready to
sx6c 4drApt8xt OF the arsl moderate weather. 70
fep&sx lie Ai1ArEc cables.
, 1870-12-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

COLLISION At SEA.
LoSDoS, Dec. a3.-Ihe briRsn:lae feaf'ess: Csp"
tor LoDiop, VAS In COLTS on Iih the cofuana, ~
Hil.s "a Beacny Head The Fearless WIS 80 nad-
" dtmagcL that the IVES abandoned pF tue cft"
N atnEInE cand!G1p.
1HK AFPRaAcHtSa CONFERENCE
LONDON, Dec 23-Thete are reports tnat tns
Gnyefumept 10 ontaan egress from Paris for 4
PleuIpoten,iasY 10 The app oac 1tDg conference.
LCxKMBeCKd.
The correspondent at B.rit1 Of the Lonaoa
T<Iferoph kass that, In tie eTent Of in appca! by
Prussia TO Ec1rpeau Court ct Arbitration 10 fne
Luyembourg affair, The Cove, nmeEt OF Great
Britain H ill be invited to undertake H.
XAR1SK+ ...
QrKkSsIowS, De3. s4.-T1e steamer Fsauce.
fron New York tor Liverpool, has afrived-
, 1870-12-26
BELGTUM.


EsEAFE QY Fk1@0SKKa.
AS7wERr, utc N--Tweoty-tw. E-+hc1 risan-
c'st wnp we're corn.ed In t1ls c.t,, made tpef
ekcare yesterday
, 1870-12-26
ITALY.

fHK IoSf ckS1= 1cSSEl-
TrRIs. Die. 2h-Tne MCnt Cenis Tunnel Will
probably ot con p'etel u~morsn*.
1ak NATIONAL CAPITAL. .....,..
FLORENCE. Dec 2a.-I1 P41Itatn+nt. yesterday,
S!eDor Alfs z1na urg-d tEe im:petllat ate nnva OF
,ee easitsl ~ Rome. SIznot FnscuFelt argred
1gsInst tne PIT postu a.
, 1870-12-26

1Sr1AsAfuL1a, Dec e4-Lset evening, ~
tsaytll1uY agent named j. i. Tfnsset, g;pn
Detroit, WAS rassirg along South lll'nots st:ert
On his vsy 1onls hotel, he IVES accos,es1 hy
nsn who said Lat his morse VA dewn. aud
seuted. and followed the mn mo N l4.eft
where pc was set up0u and rcnbest nt So, sur
taIt,ug besides severe personal Injuries.
, 1870-12-26

| committed fourteen Jcars before, but man has
been brought before London magistrate On
chsrge Of felony and emhezz1enens which dates
| tsck more than double that time. the felony
| was represented by "a. Cd; the etubezzcuent hy
I cln. and the defendant hsa e11e&rorcd Ia make
| some amends by sending the prosecutor, his
soimer employer, los. xoith Of postage stamps
The Magistrate put II to the latter whether, After
lnpEc Of 10 many YEAR. he intended to proceed
against the man, ana the prosecutor re-
piled that he WIS determined 70 pu. the Law IN
torce. PendirR further inquiry, the defendant
.as released en- hts oEu recognlzauce.
Tue 4 rpty and Vary Journal says That durscg
! the psss week, the Invading Gern1an8 hive not
| lscktd particle Of their ce1setess triumph. II
showtd+ 4 week ago, that their captures slnce The
commencement ot the war averaged $500 men =
dxy. They seem TO have been keeping up the
ecoEc aince the opening OF December. Their
must have been IRON IL pc9 To 1000 meu taken OF
the Loire In the lata aAstes, and kherr have beeu
numerous OTTER captures ii evev rar1 OF that vxs,
ret which the Invaders have tpre2d over = fouEtt
ps1t Of France to entrap her aefsnders. "Whet
We put down the iosses By death 1t 10000. vi
have total los Of |, ,ocu men DAY By t1e French
sud We msE pus the captures OF cannon II some
thing like 20 OF 80, nnd Of uuskets At I, ,ooa t,
! | 1e,eGo a Day.
- correspondent Of the BOSTON 7tast7,t4 write
: ttas Se* ioundfaua Is 10 longer under the mili
taiy pFos<cuon OF England, the Last Of tne gam
!, son hastug been recently removed from st
: Johna Aitsr IN occupation Of more inAa ceu
: tuIy. Not \ single soldier" adds the col
respondent " fas been Left in the forts; and IL
+" tclnidasle basts1les that guard the entrance O
= cur hathor are now without caunor. The mug
; Asmstgnng RunR, that usel to pforrude thei
$ olack muzz}cs denansty over the edge Of the h,
{ te1les unlng The base and crest Of slguAl Hi
= have all been shipped lot Mool~ich- Oa1y an ol
l. thtrfy.twc-roundef hasbecn Eraciously bequeats
d ed to Us By tue British Government. for III
peaceful purpose OF being nrrt each das At
.tlsck+ ECON, 10 keep us up to the tins OF dsy.'
j. In Gid iese. made ru.marxhle hy TheoAor
e Hook, has rtccotIt been practically Played oI b
e some sharp xosues upon uusopntstc4ted farmer
in Canada. There Il much Interest tn relation I
the exact ruusc Of the projected Canada Soutnez
Fc Hallway, several routes having bten turysye.
ni End some snaspets conceived the idea of taetr
N Advantage Of tnis, and putting money talo the
u OWE pockets thereby. Procuring some sutve, II
:! tts'lumt nts they started out upoa wha. was II
il supposed Fouse. Coming up to far1ner "a huos
D. they would ruu lfne dltecuy taroash bis butl
in1f, Or In kcch 4 manner ~ to dAmASe him
muth ~ rcsEble When tie farmer saw whe
es tho road was "bound 70 fun." to hta great diea
DC vAntase. he would become soaexaas excited, b.
, 1870-12-26
8PECIAI E0T1EHEs
Cnft4F,~ Married

EY4ys FOR YcpSt; s:sN, &C Social Evt,r, sas
the p4opflety OF f.spfr-rk.y Of Gsr1nk Nxx1A .tta
oIsi ks?rsusss SeEt f:s = ees.ed euyylar, AEdfess
HOWARD AH3OCAI1QE. Bar Phtt4EatshlA III
, 1870-12-26

B5 j. Wh.1l1on, Itsl1ans. Tee cu:klde is c1
sh+<t.iecr, painted. TIE chamber: nearly square
with surplus boxes ab1Ee. Dead-a'r space a1ona'
the wocu chamber. a queen cell arrangement
with Tin casea. Claim that the temperature l.
more eGue1 with this en eef-tron a.r-ehlnber that
one 81 ssfcd- Coss - 20 To SO, as TO torn aat
ut,ah. Farm YIrhta Il
, 1870-12-26

l. II. Hicks, Indiana 4 tall. up.tCh: hive: cas
se1'R Gu escn frame. Ike tue leaves NJ hoax
10 Caieh 1ae miller RI the hee.worIu. Hal sc1e4i
in the bo:tom II the lire, Though wa,ch th4
1toppircs OF the uees fall md ~htcn IL the 70,
Of tee miller, o., ratntF, IN whitn t1er laF tiet
eggs. 1ne nJIls1s thnnot get ~ iato the bee
chaMber, and as the tr4w leto,F T. movable, the
2re easily destroyed Cost 1. tn -, ~ 70 sr1le.
THK HDQ4tEk HIVE
A. NltkirRnD. lrnAua- Fur nortgE:s, tall
with spRke fer tnrr1u8 fo1e@- uaers on brs
h:es, md she t1ams .evo!y-. &C bi1ces, aad oyrei
like tre tstt- Cost nseu: "a, requiring twenty -t1v
1xef nj 1urut1.F.
, 1870-12-26

. FAkXKKS RIVE
H. r. Ghscn, Indiana, q mrdt3tatlpu Of the
Buct ere; tie bscE IS tHkeu cut, aud Que side
orsued- IL n:der tn get at the frames tto.t, 81:
f.fm right Il, Claimed t. oe cheap. efficient md
Afyf nte
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

Many men are worth nothing, and
some are worth less.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

HE UNION AND THE DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES FOR CLERK OF THE CIRcH1r
COURT AND REGISTER OF DEEDs.-The
Union, In speaking of the Democratic
nominees says; There were no candi-
dates before the convention for the Offices
OF Clerk of the Court and Register
OF Deeds" The Union then speaks so
highly of L. B. Nichols, Republican can
didate for Clerk of the Court that it
looks suspicious And the same NAV be
said of what the Union says of d. B..
Benedict, Republican candidate for
Register of Deeds. Does the Union con-
template lulling these candidates and the
Republican electors into security and at
election bringing out Democratic candi-
dates in hopes of electlng them? 1t
looks very much like it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

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If the communication is made in good
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and if not made in good faith It better
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October 13.-The
subjoined telegram passed to-day:
SAVANNAH, Ca, 10, 1870.
" Hon. George s. Boutwell,, Secretary of the
Treasury: $500
at have this moment learned that
the flag on the Custom House was at half
mast for the death of General r. e. Lee.
1t was ordered by my Deputy, without
my knowledge. | have ordered the flag
at full mast. Much public feeling is man
1fested at my action. Shall the flag be
lowered again Answer Immediately.
{ Signed TT. r. RoBB, Collector
The following answer was returned.
g T. r. Robb, Collector, ETC., Savannah, Ca:
"Your action is approved.
(Signed) GEO. S. boutwell,,
I" Secretary Of Urea. Iry."
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