davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-18

II N1A tG fEtQ -5uak N1 h1o H<1tG a"'1.-5
towns, tire. urs5 suaw df%:rcsse IN 1s'pstsa-
ain,,. Harvssilts hss las 5 eer :aEs /. = ie-
e.de,, Aoetcxur E. anti tsed :niu5 :: E4F5s-
wills suffered fra.s tho decay of stu Pl2--f
miping distr,c.e :djaeunt, ol wb!cfa Il wss ssla
;tr1de centre. anif from th. gtssss tu"'s "
lnidaa. Lat the present e,uthso: of tas towa
j. snutd, t,czlthipr than ti.c .1bla Fjutf II e
stranger &c suppose. 1:a Pop1la1so ne" 1:.'-s'
capkide1 ably l.za curing i,s t1ec1t}s.than it ~
rioH. Within TWO Ee'rs tho pisce~ af- hs1 r
ra.sked resiss1, Lac increasea' iu i:a;.t.-
filing up Of t.e a.a,cn..usal ossassy
abort it, and tho Ei,adt:,; Of sd7aEal z4lirosds.
aeet>ia hertiue5 to Ie Le1azfttE :. mu=u ia.sMf-
t.nt town thsE ever bed DIuH; H;;ths hesl Of.
nayIElhon On the "a ra:aanto, dsl 50 co o71l--
ness N RECEIVING sud furxa1d.uE supplies Eur
the northern aptte-. nu1 +ymp4th'xcs Ti.h.
ahei1 islhng Oh. As the tssht..T:si. + t;:.I,1n
Ral4uad pushes n5rtssuav,l, ttislovu. ID c3.n-
ro1a ~,.la os!ss7 Ea.-son III the ucaas s-.za~
ustnto S7t- y, viii tsvirn and n,F~ asNtar
growth lllcea, Ai,Liu thr ce1e uec Wis tia
will Ec EcoEe oi s'e" ltsss', ia :hae-xfcn~ve
region. Msl4t- Nv, in the southern +,.t. ,f'':s
State. fa- ca..sl. .lc7ayeu stree l. cs.1-" { }
l.o tue raTs'.', until very r=eeati.; nas r:a-
mescuH airs tuwns have gEown Ii, III It's v.t.,a-
The towne which skow an iuc:o:sa mad .ha
larger ror14uu 4s it ~ II. n 1t live vt--5 5.A-
!atu, which Lt.a'.r t!ss, .j!ek. EhcF. ~ n CT
G15 per cvul having 1ea.'ed frog. he ~ .1a
vi silissa tn tho rask 1t tue to,r4 ..r II REG
s.+:e. 0.e III sasr. tuu-t remarkable. 'al''.-'s
VI ~us tS-lA l. tlH tFA.1fE.HG lAStsa2s ot r-S-
tral Of the cG E'tsaI.t, .us>n=. Grlsa Falnr hss
population u. ...a5. s;.:. Il. 81 ger cant, 3ar
chiefly te its :,S!s ~c'i.na1asei arat1z
| u,nes. Iss r-u-rEr:.r in tho raoco ton1rE-
atle vixen We remember that ouIJ threa n,tr.
| distsnt IL Ntvats {rut lLc:ntlt IN tho ,at.:1.
| which, civ aud su~Esa,,,. has rotsuia.lon oi
| abont 5,G1U. Here We h='s Population os
more sl.an 12,tED in a compaI.:iSely sm4ll
| are1. Sot era. TualuMDe Coan1y, une
| Of the oi3rHt mining tnaSs. <e las1 s11p :c'"l
iuc;eusr, t;uu pro,ahlr to ,ha Jes.',pr>,s: ui
az a8.itnlinrai lnicEeet. Tue sasna Remark J.
/ ifue u CulaNlbs., il thA sa.se couu...
, 1870-11-18
RdILRO.A DS

The Esnkahee i mirois hFer, and Tho PPM
ru,h, Eantakee 4 Pacific 4ta1lroa1is, have teen
xrnsulldHEea.
-1ne grading Of tho Chicago. Pek.n L sou:n-
xts,c.u RaslteAd Is now complete tru.n Pekiu ~
= Eashugton, and 1t u Tbs tntsasioo 10 t*,npaes-
The stsus between chicago and Aarsetllea. T.,
Jan IL
A pYateh coenectinR Tho Teledn, FeoriA
nnsaw Nai.rosI, And the Rocktnni, R,rA l-.aua
1 St Louis Railroad, win Burlington, Il 70 b.
s1st tutcdtAtrsy.
the Dunn County tTi<; .s..es =~porta that tn
railroad = aqp.oaehuE Acuoz1:nea \: tha rsse OF
I'm c.oualt*zs OF 4 nile dAJ. ltas within Mug
It!ss ot there now.
.,...t,s ufocrc.xtur,> aud about etXnt mica OF
,y,,n ar now down. Abstige IS being huilsA leH
r,,x rass Of Preatoa, which viii take zno oa tees
:. umtet. Ore cut through the divide. I few
t,rs scu,nt Isl OF Na4ue XII, III In. about ninety
.,.f dsep. thrputh The SOLID nrk.
wax On the D+. Aotocs : IodlaanlA Railroad
r.. oc. eeses sav.z1ay. The Re3ister aays kA~ wu:K
i. rols Ioun1y Is rapidly ncAnns compilation F1t
eet,go oreE the Coon a sesenta taees VIII oe'ho'
,.ne,l IN few days, The grading Ia AL dsae ou
,n,1c and q halt. Ties auu iroa ,s1c reatJ.' ant
| ,-acli.x,rv xln G. -mmtnce n few dasa-
1 -~Snc.x,nr or the Br1nugton, cetiar Ear'ds
.,,n..o,a Ha..ro ID, tho Cedar Falls G4-ett OF 1hl
,,,n hn1s. ..rne mon - Laid oae us:is sa;s aaa
l 49,. niort Hawk br1dEr. and sSc EIatfns l. .!
soInn1elea except sne ca: sher: 'ssssae' b !u'
,oTr. TraeflsJns an been assa.nsl tos wan
~ ;rnn 1.v,ii probably sequau swo Eeeks .ye
10 esmplete tne r. ri 70 This ea:1:
-Cfnera! Ysndeve., Gene:al Agent oi Inc io*
racine Rsi;road Company. IN lefteS ie :as ed1.o
t nts,. wr,.hs County %asitoF, ESes ths nfopose
80 ~ ,css a. follows: - FfuM Dutuane I
S,s.hn,.. IN Delaware coauiy: then safoux
% s,n~nrnT point INTO Fayesta County. and We:
'.'n,+e,a... between ,ne Duauque Sioux CT
aosu.pa %,.s.~or s.oux Csu. Roadz:s s'Eur,ntu
- aou e pr.5.s = nu,aer. .r:ankna, and Wright toui
az ; ,o isne.soo atof NEAT <ee1nond MN u
- ~ 70 Tas1 DedFe; and continuing the eenae
,l~t,va .seana calaoas So and "a coa os.
ues, ana down The Aaple to ona"11 GU '4@' sa'
aour1"
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Ir-f.c s4s ts4:atu rr-t-s.,- u. }. tie ela-
Valet f1uoa1 II ureelH:c2 t-..-: IA: St1:f.
ayea4:n HURRY irsiss bt,n:e uE7i- srt - u tia'
t", 9th the coa-tc u U1: *t-e*r "a tao st's-
.z4lAt,1 90 T+ sn1f -nS:,tu ri :: :.s.y a'nestH
Cal il rA<a. xi1:Eu ca--las IS ps=ss1ys:s II =
:irn=- Ite faIa ts iucan--. ss4 lis t4aio 1::1.-
t.4ti ih TITS trat1ait II Al4ti-..es- !ha Fate VI
sp.tt9ia Lass than II 1aiie. 10 Aenr. uta:sas;h.
TIA engines a1e Ct TAI ts1a.isr c.aaz-s.+- G.1N
aifl npw rue reg. a.iv tetssai1 . = =ftd+i ard
1~cuty-Iiusa {. c:s, !. asisy1 * i.im=r !. sns
halt hpufs MA tnu st' ia 1=v tssa:s. Tar cpsrs--
eat -1osis.= p>,ret. ca7s,.:,::ss cl- 81 cucie4s
rl.sil. a,lu ria 's,t.s'e t-:.e. Ei.cs sl..sfze-
..un AID ~l.. hot II, si,.teal. 'l.su.s soteAI
ap:.p3s xtl>tI I'll lasl-4sAsat tod u..da1 ti,ss
-a1 Id mu:erais tns i.s of lh tr1cxs i>4vn
.=.n iu.t1nvsc- TIA aoE As-<tA+.l =lhst th44
e4r to-il Eo- 1es=.u.E t..ia Isoul, us Ies.tsAi
.uta I'LL IL t-s aife=z> even II ata Wheels ltit
:ac ,stck- ......Y:.
IAa managers say thAt tho !ass sccitlent ~ae
c72s<h oS tho nneG.,. essl lateeAl pce=sura u1
t4E CIR, iua19t VIII 49,u1a pouLla of isa1.
s6si-tt the oa;er tsu IN. lie c:ltru,:: aud taat
Eve oraiuar{. p.aSeaser car-.o.34, Eo;i1l uua
h.ve broken ito tean- EnorLs ara naAiitf;
TO 1rhn the 5oad further up kowa 1h:s s.a:eE,
aaa 10 con4trEct another tracl uYu1 to up
, r.si1o sice Of tho strecs in III. u rug
, 1870-11-18
MARAUDIN1 NAYAJOES.
t,stlcta1 Aecannt 81 iha Late At&alr
IN Nex .ncAlC0s


p..n. ,k- 1xnE1r Stxs, .tpr. "
Scme secEnnC II L NATato Eatd N new mex
;rutu ~ t1yeua few days; ago. And lrons "a
tFul ts:.er 10 Gnretno1 l1.e, Of .aat !osF."
tirx, +. ro~ have \ conrsalr secnant o. sna.
arYsr. 1i,,ch seeuns TO aayo tsceu nI1c se11-
NJ 1nsu nj 1rer 1tpoIte.i- ,1h8 lritef sta.es
Il At lu u,e .6;h elL ! land Of A1E.jo lndl.
ars. numbering sixteen. An afar1 A.ll good
rfsa Ind rayolvera, made 1helr appearance 10
t},s lLoE Lu4sl ui Ausou Ch1c,, tton enich
t!aca taey Grove nf eaSht :norses and loln*
ed ,htit way 10 taa u2Fe1 ses''sioeats %
lie !Tseoa; snd en- sno taaae DIS
thsY !,u.l.td into the raach os Ar.
T.,irn ], Hamilton. three miles 0eioW
| tbe ,oan Of tl,apcrto. and ticla llsa hasa:s.
| 1l,ics wfEe staxang eo1nu Tow yesSta tfoso sne
| ttls foTIos5c she Tucssus anu oEcrto2k them,
r,,,t liz t1um Hamlltou's ka7ch, and ha1d
t;ht n1,n1,s1t which lastnd aote 9h&a N hour.
| .;ra ftesp hrate nneo would harn hecu $se-
| lin. If a,.os1+r party OF s1'tse aoss e1azeos
j had no. atriTei il tlrls 10 theif ass.asAhee'
~hen the I1asa9s lssappsasaa, lsasns ,an .aa .as
stolen hars.s~ ~,:h tho rxsaos'tson q 1oaf- - Ao
0eI n.to tho mountains aad the naa1', nos
ftirEug It proper to follow them through thc
wilderness. Is theiz AMMUNITION waA a1uAusssu.
.4e;mntaI with ,ts Se-e1ptnred horsea !ne
saras. in their Digit mat .h;,a 2at5 s,1,f;s,.
ssesn, s gl!ing instantly the two unfar.anAtt!
mrn t:u makiEg capusea the wosaan an<
chi1i. Ga the 18th. party oe as!en otaxeos
! fryu Artun Chico. started, On ahaT'ng ofes
| informed that tha Indians hal teeu sec,
sssm il Ito usishhoriag plases. An5, haV,ns
tsn.e of forty nniee, reached tho lnai.ns -. :.
6sht again commenced, rheFF. nnlosfaaa1s .a,!o .n
Il. The lives Of two q thaas sIa! p''nf' " rhss ~
, ssysces, znd III se=t Of the paf:1, sesnE II
surrfiotity Of the I1dfzns, in nnn'oefs a. &c
n arus, rrtuined to their homes, ssmtn
;, I'M. he death Of thar conpanion:, and Y
! e1e,:tng that tho tEat.l aaFasee ~ese nj
, 1870-11-18

INC TO be made to these Advantages: Oar
bonds must probably experience serious
,tesnpor1ry decline, owing to the la.ee com
re.ing 16ans thrown on the market by
Great Britain and Russia- This must oc-
s=.Ainu corresponding depreciation iu our
currency, and conseanent rive in gold and
delay Of out coveted resumption OF speoie
,payments.
4 Again. the exhaustim- Of the European
tt.bor supply By the demands Of the war
must raise rates Of wages there, and 50
check -emigTaaion,~ IT the. sentiment
of -pstriotiaa Ida / not. s;npel
II .iacscased t.tandenn,y>i o.: lie
l1nu,isrnting class to remain at home. Per
LAPS the emigration fsvr, america of cx-
los willing to s take hand" in the rough
game Of var may nearly: eanal the mum
beg Sho viii seek an escape from lis dar-
l'Eats and BURDENS.
From tho broadcst md, truest stand
point, the withdrawal Of three or fpnr 1n.'-
lions Of producers in Europe from al m
dustry, and the probable slaughter u one
n,illfnn Of them, is a direct loss OF 80
much Of the worlds aggregate earnings
which Tho whole wcrld must, sooner OF
Inter- be taxed 10 iay.
| Oar var taxed Europa and Asia, in every
! hamlet where cotton garments. were sorn,
sory ur fifty ccnts u pound, in the increased
! price of the cotton. We shan pay the like
] increased prices on much that. VIC buy,
whether OF our imports or home products.
In the long run, could bslauce-shee1
he struck, We should doubtless be losers
lint that will not be the feeling Of the farm
CT as he watches the increased price O
corn, wheat, pork, and beef; and does no
SO attentirelY notice the rise in cloths, har5
rare, labor, implements, and allltbe value
which make up the cost OF shelter, food
End clothing.
, 1870-11-18
tMPROTING THE OHIO.
= substitute F1opoAed for ttst Pau
now fsernx frIttcu led y. ~clentaaSG
f-x.xkA4rxn.

EAkIuecrs. I
Louisville man il d;-s.:iz4:s1 ai:s, :bs plAa.
s1op.ed " .he Ca:.a, s:ases Eu5ilaret. -,
u, yry,bE tie 0E:u f.S~r+ AMI IIult.il5 Nl.- :
u lie taEutt:con t5a: II seet:ss r ala. bot
,c3 pla:. ~.:sl.d &c to ront1ac. 1h4 Wldil uf
rec ar,i s tho brs:tom. !, cred5ins it 1at- SO
th4t, instead OF eserst:us; the sc-.1.- .ad st.-
csr 4eit ths eurrst's. a., t1IoJ-lis ehe: -,r.ii
ts rrs;uuetd. aGt. hi she -ara1e ling. a. shr
ra.eI would fall lu.u tie dee!'ereS chAnoel.
canning the bar tha: would ie laid nA.n 20
:, -re ire rrr- osr to7 xn,ca the DIM x4s' ii-
.cLde4a ihx, IL. ~ xa. ttzct kue "s1tn.. -:
1he pxouuuenS4. rns s,yers , bosta1a l. the
~ IS i;u up1s ezs,sa OF 1.iu~ " zis,t .usn it
,no aau~ vi xoGt. tiz:uz,7s II the deep piaetsa-
I. II .,ee4isr 3c.p v3!.nla ssise1 ,-stE the,
rupuiy On low .a.e Vi MI ~. .EE uA4lI
pt tha su::ace is ma:nt4ined,. ard It's IN j ga
20, that lit inequality At the e1rf.ce /. not as
=, cat as the in gu-hsy ct tia tntt1m Is e.
Guse The greatest fair erd yur1s:-: ir e.os-: z
tie pa- .naAea tre sotunao thu +. .'-o27Es;a-.:
! tpp!d ne ill up tka te: Of IRE :iED. II lsyas
| w,.h the bars. th1 w4ts1 Would te 's;eeosne!
| ttc:e, 1n,.l oss TIT, os1n fAl zitis uniform
:, Gu st.. aul eaus! i-pth would rta7as- Ihls
! je;ih wouE nut be lesa tnan ssx Tea, s2d oi
width suhicsebt fUt bost.ng. purposes. Do1.
| ,n1suu-E rs ths. +s1stoH posEuna
bear = re'.ian T. :. .,a1,, :he a9sp.
a.cut ~ ore st1nds to esht, It Hoa'd 90 lees
txeer sive 70 51edge OK tbs e3s-eixhsS .h1T
L, null al, lie otttz sever-ei-tsh-- Nor wuuid
| n lie advisable 70 cye1<o Al casir- e4nsAsy 81
| rrr1eo: anl ie,'th. TIE. psetent osfss S"as1
ct tmncEtu o. gravel. az mos: Of: than are, an
~ adr,n.age to tnis system o' Improvement
The-.- T. 1.a cu e1.ensas+s cssrsa1 \: til,
shs,a,r plat+.-, as s.uc:,. ~ fur q onn ahov,
,uba, Aui.:a ue tue ayetas:s Il, mai. ,aaiform
L., ibis be- rednec1 ons-aa!f, ini It 1iuil b,
; | tquIyt1.nt 70 scdiue IN. amucnt at .--wa.e 9
/, -<atal to ths ENTIRE t6w-sz: tupp!y Ii caas
Uflke sh.llou Places .the with c1a Ia cUr
uacild ozc-h:.s, aid rrt tai r. wisc- trough Il
Leafs 10 rass b running T1iHl au t..osa fe
! plaes =. Then III ~ araount-lat i. be much {
, iistle-thst j.. .eavea By. reducing: tas vii;
would have i't oapas.tI doabled ": l.xips 4
II = Tho diHceraen in thna9 two, aystoas ot 10
! pfoTeasnt IS, taas egsty pattisls Of Ra:ezi
, 1870-11-18

England but proh.b,g In tho unsHa1o Tsso
thxt ehoEa a falling on pnee 11vo. ~.
The war md emigration, A5e .ne
Eain-un1J o: e.Lasf OF per cent: It u eisa
ous 1h1t the thriving pefscd OF Maine, % iAs
as RI CARDS population, r1A in the carly pats
81 The century, when Il .tuptths au1aisr5aon
frcu, Tho Older Nov iEnghnd 67.ses- S'net'
fs10 ITS percentage Of growth hss sts1di.5 %.
cained,~ This; too. is 4 good Btata to 70 from:
Vermont. On tha contrare, has m*ds hetter
rain-4 81 ps7- ceut-dns1nE taa lsst oeSsae
tGan in tho .prccesHog: The otheE Gfeo
New Ecaland S,atG.>, shoM tsar lasa'ol ~
Ike. snd deEaonssrA.e tho ttct that .ho
.5dEr States OF the Union uant. to boil thAr
oau in growth, tl,.z must pay speslo, as.eos 0.
lion 10 manu- scturss and to she de'elepn ~.
n e ra;lro1d f,ci,itied. 4 minutes e1sm,natson
Of tie oensrs II any p4tt Of Hox Eng'ana
Would confirm this c4iaelutiop. Anosac. io-
sn1t.of ruclt in-ycctio-, namcis, slio eoov's-
;ivn that the rural districts ars nea1tv ese1y-
sslere stationary or declining, IL less p!2asaM:
But hoxs, too, the remedy ma1 ~ n 5 Ia5
zane direction uf the dsveinpmens Gt hsAea
Industfy-of bringing TO bes5 upon tho la!ms
Of New EnsIand The same ingenuity enter-
pr5as' and eapitz! which nav tell upon us
xhte1-powex and It's t1aao rcsonfpess-
, 1870-11-18
GEORGIA.
Tine PoIsfsenl sttaat1en-Hhe Com.
ing Ikieettsn-Hn Sin tno
:: Atat6-9rsPs-EdtsoF Esxcnrsfo""
fRxou opE WEcrAl coRzEsFoNDExF.J

rno PoIstaeal situat1en-nhe Com.
). ing = E,eeassn-H -Hnslrondas:f :fn tno
ntntS- S-&:rep.-Edl.ort11 EacuFsi"n'
[nou QUE SPECIAL coRaE.rosDExs:l
Amoet wonderful and healthy change has
como over political Alfalfa tn this State within
a fev weeks. When the Legis's4ufe fixed
mon Tue 21ss of Decs mtg. "a .he qsy ot elee-
ton. the en.ire Demoolatsc FastI ssssed such
hn.-.rd-erx that the very last ku- -hlu1 grid.
..ai-o IN his arnor, snd nwure ete1naa vengeance
,to s,ycty Republican in tho' State- At one
:timn tbey seemed NOT content with making
11Gfo1pia their scene Of action; but, by their
ttbre.ts- ~ were Inclined to be!ieve that they
:rcre likely to mako even Chicago thoar grand
s.andr oiu., Dub Ioonsoa gnaAl,ei hid teeth
1n.ncar than eYer, Aleck~S Stephens aeized his
van With more bitter hatrcd to lss country
fhsr in ia. Ian Hill 8zumbled unasner thAn
~ h,ya .e5er heard hin, while the poor
Democrat;c press Of the State published nofe
vin1tnt tr.endiaKy docuns4ots than "nea thns
so foolirhlv, and &c. thslE Batter sorrow, ssa
tailed accession. TFde, TOT ume, Pons'eA
Tls nspusl.ean p.r.y pnitea cempfacant'y
.t t1eA., rs,atnrtioux OF mind and noay, Ard
esIrnIr svaired their tiaue.' Preparations Vero
II t,,,cs m.de for II. active' caupaign sna
l,se, ard fair ttscslou. Tho Dsnaocfats aooa
sa< that their opponents rets 10 ~ ea., aua
-: = ~ .hs ano,,ec- Tuev called meat
ii1gs IN the o1tf-renI counties, aaa cf~!e eqnA
Pp., Pfepa.taIons ~! ,.,.a,nssr a,d nov say Lei
Mepooa.tas ~
LIE oes. la s1lse 40 ,nnch hs,meDr and
!o'aa5 7a: luSte 49, anv - thea ,1.h.
qu3e1Iae ~ ~ r.sf x -, -@,,1rl. .r.fna
aa1 wv :. .A ~. ne,-1s ~ i,sn1I. A.,
pGais- 4t'e So ~ - t,,;,,,a .r.;i, -.
keElonipNso ~ te.HAG ~ ..,.s.f,,,h .rj
sxa9pteo t1e ~" " - -. ,;.sl..1~
/ are ootesn9aen ~ p"e ~ ,,o1,,,.,f ,i7siTS
eohnonsu sompAsua ~ ~ Eo,a 49, -:
1acn PA1'J aa,I 49, -. n'.,.a whr .h,va.-o
, ,, and nost,a9esaaole mea. me- H,,a..hi. @ 80,
loFs' scn o:eosee W sssrs ,c eno ~;
Hase peeu isae&e1' aa~ ~. .a'es ~" ;. ."..,st
nave 1ep'Aca9 autn. 1"S
i Hsgses ahu a.o s aa,.l -. - ~ -,
nts' 1ne Ill - n-Et - PI..s - r,,,r
tnte T. 1na- l1'e 11ia'e'A'' PA~7f'@N'
elats ~, H.,
! tHd0Tntea!E sne cAnfaGn ~. ~ e.s.:r,
sus "ass party VIII nse tHen 111aoai sustt'
to q u'uuph@a. so,e1nos 1si1 mi. 1as Inv Nv
i sea1e no!o ~ ~ sS -: .a ~ -.
teree. ano !unaFIsoc II'sts.sS .1n- ...s =, :.
sefPffsss anu !1.n4 -, aF1osdatae4t:s; Faa': Ii Ii
E''sn nae ,,". u0on 'u7 l"os'e "11N.n MA
; ~ o'nsW. ~ sts
6 ~ '.st s...s . ,a'Aeae an y
oa:4 pAsar0 M n,.o HsaEr. ..H ASse- eAn ny
/ nature VI LIZ It4sne5- 7.oet y. sasHe
- ss--j- ~. -. s.,s..i1 sssu.
I .,S,. .x.,.t ~, .n,.,.t - ,has. -
, 1870-11-18

General Scheuck has consented that his
friends shuil contest the election of Camp-
lell, in the Dayton district, upon the sin
Gle point whether the inmates of the Mill
iary Asylum 1ail the right to vote. The
Supreme Court OF Ohio had unanimously
decided that they had no right to vote, and
wore not legally residents of Ohio, and,
consequently, their votes, when offered,
we're rejected. The question is one exclu'
sisely within the control Of the House oi
Representatives
, 1870-11-18

ssFor ways that arc dark, and tricks
that are win !" the heathen Chinese
lu.e no monopoly. The Chicago elesa-
tors, dur..sg this Season, have delivered
fa.m tl.eir warehouses eea3. 900 bushels
n,ore of No. corn than bare been TO
reisca by thcm, including what was on
hand at the opening of the season. In
atllition 10 this, they have large stock IN
store. By remarkable coincidence, the
.na,uut of rejected corn shipped and on
;,,.nd falls considerably less than the
amount received.
, 1870-11-18
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1870.
THE EEW WAR.

-T1. r., -,
ans"s' " -. Asal'o ~ r1tnce
s.o1 ,''.s .,.se ps saos.e:s, 'noosa ssar,eoasl,
$50 -
A1S l"'''"il W 'ne 'featy o' 1ooo' waIooul
consuming 'ns otuel pa1"oe 20 see 9eaty;
sss-, .s-ne.,t e, na,1 sA1a osS1foa 20 e"n,es
"'" ~ o'.e' e'NeAs '4s ~ t1s
"osanea1'ons rendered necessary os une
anu .nanseo circumstances nel
r'a'".'"Ao "oAu oase oeeu 'no'
friendly sI'51t ey England, anu fes''s ss;.,: s;
n.:saA nas o4'ensa - ~ s'n',a,s,,u5;no
A.'sHs "hee1'se tuo eotu'1. ,4.sa- .,..n
nn'en mas netetoto.e ea,sseo cs~ .sse'a1,,. ~
ltna',s, ne s1ates c,ar. 'nA ~ ~ aira anr
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ao,,,,, ~. ,.txn ths conraa Pr uh5ch nj
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n-...,,s,;,.. ;,,..a.5 nj a ax,1,1,;no .he nower
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....:a- sLs :a,s~~ 49,, ,.,..1 "a f.1I 1,aca-
-. e. h-sss-.-t.a . r;,,,t in :, man
-, th,, II denied ahe could
..a,, .,f,,,. hr var Enclana
80, s...s-, .sf,.o;7 "a s.rr,io., har
,~,.,.,,, Rrx-;s ~ c,,,inc IN har reserves
r., - 49,, y, nat Hs.t ;,to the D.,,
,;c 1he nru princ;na1ftv of Rourua1 1is.
.'.,.I o.-a. to- a,,o ort nf ,h., for.
,,ss ,,r.,,,7,,ca. ~ ,In,ans,. sn,1 wa,,xchi.
.ss 80. .l.,.,, -,;,a, A.. s,,.z,a;,ntr Of
I.nrc- ,.hs,:.s of u,,nepzo,iern. the el-
,1.-,., ,1,u. .,,t,,. ,e.ant candidate to the
s1,.,.b ,1-,,a 1,,s .;mu,taneouslv do
ci,,,J,,. ;u,.c1.ndence OF Turkey, o., in
,s.,., ,,s ,n;ta, WITH Eass;a This is an
,,,, ,r,-.- and in1e.a iuaisoeasa.
H. .,.,. in 1,c~,:n. t,rypra,uue. a.
a,,.,... r,uu,oniu ra,1d senarate
f.,,,, tr,,rtov a,tooa,br,
N, :, ...s.,-v ~ Rnsc;o 1o od,
, 1870-11-18

that I. taken cut e the channel ,nl drou.ea
IN the deep Flaces hAs aoullo .fre::. iu f;y.
Ing greaicf depth.. where Eru.;er drp,i i.
needed. and against Which thara ON 30 bat
nne oliecsioa-want. Of rrz,sicab;.i;Y, Eh!a
the other plan, acsitg u epErsa..n,a il 1n:-,
proves tseN wrong in theory. 1ud laa, hs *
DER nerrar1ls's .}ru,euued no mo14 thau tia
most that sI!a-s;s.n. f,,ss err ?ro::a-.s, t5is
amount ct,nits "a hail :,y t3rtisins, IT n,.,a
nominal cnF1: AMI con.iauai from vra1 t, year
IL future experience Nigh. daseru,ins
, 1870-11-18


+ ~ tAmpng the most unlocked for dereiopHeu.E
III ;be late county election, the stE3naeSt hss
i1a1sptted to-aaJ, zig: That The election 70 tue
ruuuIy IL declnrcd IleR2l fro ne tact tnAt WIS
pps held ncccrd,uc 10 the psoTist0tA oI fne neF
Constttutior. Section H.. Article NV. OF tae
Ccuytttuifon pfoStdeA as fplo@s:-
: HaIcrsoS Il. When The Constitution shall he
ratified f.y The people, the Governor .a:E 1otsa-
WITH. a1ttr having Alne1 The fast tssne WIS
Of election to Eae SntftHs Of the several s;ouancs
II this STATE or II CASE et sacanEtes 70 the Cofo
nEys, for the election Of nj tbs utacerx tna ume
,fwkuse elect1nu Is n1ei by tals Coo&us1uon Of
schedule. and 1t shall b- the duty Of said aaet1ns
.-Cp1ont.t to E1re such notice OF The n:ae aoa
e1ac.. ii szld Election IS IA now prtserhed by LAW"
."C1he. thls section !: IA the duty OF the saer1n
20 give 1t1caA Dustce Of an ~ttceton 1n thls
corn:y the noncc was slScn by. and held nndsrs
he rider OF Tie County Clerk, WHO, unnef Inc
ncw constitution, has no moIe l3shs to aniet m
ciccrtou than any uFystE ci.tzrn; hence the l4te
4lpn this uLty II Ecn3t1c3rd BY ROod legal
3u.fGcA 10 1e nul. Ahu rolt-
Uns.cE tic nsw constitution It Is the outy ol
thl shestH 10 order elections, under the Govern
"t'd proclamation This neoc'auaiou TAa 5eni
ts tie Governor to ntr Sheriff. hur. for &os1c Tea
eLn unknown t, IT,. That official tseued no ortei
auch election. tut allowed 1At 1h'-M or'lcT q
'tc County Clerk. rr ytous!y tssuec. 70 ssa2d
lsercr, legally, thclc h1t bAen No e!tranM h"Ht
= Il ctun:y Hittief the new cuns!snoou Nc :sE1s
III thc9 developments IN ms nA'ser wt&h intel
Irt.~
, 1870-11-18

fihe concluding portions OF the com"u-
ntcation Of Prince Gortschakod TO Baron
Etuuuow, the Russian Minister at the
l,ritish Cont, for The. resasal OF EaFt
Granville, lrs published this morning. II
viii he seen that they reduce the real point
Mt ,.sue to the two articles OF the treaty
III 1856 which restrain; both Russia and
Tn,ke, from estnLlishiniB either military
not,s OF a navy On thn Black Sea. After
setting forth tho violations Of the treaty. On
lie rart Of ether powers, which seemed
TO- the Gear to harc demonstrated its
inefacienc5, he specifies the two 1imits-
.lons rpon himself aud the Sultan to whose
tenor he objects, and says':.
.+Iu dtscharE1nx this dor!, you will be csrefdl
to state that our AuRusE master has 10 view only
sns dignity and tecntty Of ntN empire It - ny M
rsiic the Easpezn question. Upon thla polnI. he
ma no other wlsn tnRn the preserE8uou aud cou-
sslk]ation ai peace, He fully matutsos hts adbe-
which settled the puAitlon Of Turkey IN tns Eurn
tesn hsstem. BE y readr io eooe p ~ nndnt-
meb1, either to confirm Its EeaeFal s1p0lauons Or
TO II Row them, or 70 substitute f0f tdem any other
equitable Arrangement whicn may be 4ncu xht sutt-
A1e 70 secure the zepos= Of The E4st ana European
wbxtever may be the hahi, Of using the
language of diplomacy to conceal its ideas,
this open offer Of the Gar to confirm the
national integrity Of Turkey, and all points
af the treaty of 1856 Which do not conflict
with his Own Sovereignty on Russian terri
tory, and his equal rights with all other
| nations on the Black Sea. have the appear
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