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NEW ADvERTusEMENTs.
ChAScERY SALE
or INSOLVENT CLAIMS.

Pursuant 10 decree Of the Chancery Court at
Columbia, in the case of Margaret e. Dew,
Adm'r'x. VS.. johnson Graham and others,
will sell to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in Columbia, on Monday, the 2Gth day of
September, 1870, large amount Of iusolvent
claims, belong ng to the estate of James E.
johnson, and the same will be sold for cash.
Sept9 J. L. WILLIAMS, GIN.
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John McDougal ct al. vs.. John +. Jordan ct al.
1T appearing tome from complainant's bill
filed in the above case that William r. McDou-
gal, = McGehee and - Warren ere non resi-
dents OF the State ofTennessee, so that the Or
binary process Of law cannot be served on
them. 1t is therefore ordered by me that pub
LEGATION be made in the Columbia HERALD, a
newspaper published in the town of Columbia,
Maury county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks. the last Of which shall be at least one
week before the next term of the Chancery
Court to be held at the Court House in said
town of Columbia, on the fourth Monday in
November next, requiring said defendants to
then and there appear, and plead, answer, or de-
Diur to complainants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing exparte. j. l.. WILLIAMS, ca NJ.
Sept9-4w
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THE HERALD.

TERNS.SThe ssCelumbia Herald" is published
every Friday morning at THREE DOLLARS
per annum, i'm advance.
Rates of Advcrtising.-One square uen lines)
for one insertion, Sl.50; each additional in
sertion, as cents.
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
FRIDAY, SEPT, 30. lSsO.

FALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and coliectablc any time alter the
first insertion.
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Hugh Douglas and another VS.. Gideon J. Pill
low and Others

low ana 0tncfS.
1t appearing to ME from compliments bill
filed in the above cause, that Narcissa Martin,
Charles +. Martin, Fred. G. Martin, Rufus J.
Polk and wife, Cynthia B. Polk, arc defendants
and non.residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process oflaw cannot be served
on them. 1t is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the Columbia HERALD,
a newspaper published in the town of Columbia,
Maury county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, the last of which shall be at least one
week before the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court House in the
town. Of Columbia, ON the 4th Monday in No.
vember next, requiring the said defend
ants to then and there appear and plead,
answer or demnr to compliments bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing OK parte.
Septic j. L. WILLIAMS, C. & NJ.
Mary j. Lowell VS.. w. B. Farney ct al.
happening to me from complainant's
bill filed in tue above cause, that w. b.
Farney and Il. j. Ament are defendants
and nOn-residents of the State of Ten
law cannot be served on them. 1t is
therefore ordered by me that publication
be made in the Columbia HERALD, a
newspaper published in the town of Co
lumbia, Maury county, Tenn, for four
successive weeks, the last of which shall
be at least one week before the next term
of the Chancery Court to be held at the
Court House i'm the said town of Column
bia, on the 18th Monday in November
next, requiring the said defendants to
then and there appear and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to
tnem and set for hearing ex parte.
Septic j. L. WILLIAMS, G. & NJ.
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DR. RUSSELL'S
Medical Institute,
AZ North Court St., Memphis, Tenn.

This Institution, Incorporated by the State of
Tennessee, is a legalized Association of Scion
tific Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to the
treatment of patients, and instruction in theory
and practice of the
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Aug29
, 1870-02-11
INDIANA
Tne Fort Wayne, Jacks~s1 & <nEi-
.unw RnI1roud EnteFp11Ac-UA@s1eE-
er Arrested.

AHE NAIpE3 18CASF2 WEE
.nnw RnI1roud Eutoxp17Ac-uM~E1e
er AfFcblcd.
srecal Despatcn to The Chicago Tribune.
FoK7 WAYNE, lad, Fab Is.
C1: county eonulsaiocc1s nATe ordered sr
election 10 Be hesc next March on Lie $4,000 aa.
rrops:at.ou TO aid u the completion OF the For.
WaJre, Jsckron r Saginaw Railroad through the
STATE 1c;his city. The election viii on,J be he'd
the City znd this toHnshtp. II Is thGga. 1t Till
be carried. ard VIII thereby secure sae early oau'
plet!on OF tse rc4d.
Ytsseldaf nan bY the raTs Of HsNano1,
chsrRed with Hu1t'et 10 Stark CoaatE 1at-r WAS
Arrested here. Ailet Ec.T.n< an eIauinalon 1t
MAS taken 70 tea. county whsrc b. will be ::iet.
1kD1AkAiot.s, Feb. 1e--Lesacgas@1 Ee>ay, OF
the North 1bdlauA COEfrseace OF tEv Methodist
Episcopal LhaIch. a,et II hs rcsidepce IN Cast-
lotteiyl!:e yesre134y Ia the III year Of his tSs.
se buried frou Trinity Cnupel, in thus city, 70
MoIsuw, It 10 O'c:otk. AL OF The Methodist E.p-
sters ID TIC city y LII fakc p3rl u tho cereMoe,sa
Ths funeral viii be large oEe-
An t1ort II being made to induce Senators Nor
toa AID TT1st TO co1e here, with oEt kepreEen-
SLase co1s sentiun On the s3d Of February. TIE
inttca:ions now c1e TIA: tho corteatto. will te
The largest AID Eos* Harmonious eseE held IN Inc
S.Als-
HOBART, tcd., Feb. la.-Adam y. Frank aad
William Lace we:r G10EuGl here tbs evcG!sg En-
Ger dlAtfess:tG cifcuEAsancea. They were al.
tempting to c!uss the Eser ou the Ice. Ak+ EtAnE
MS: fell through, md Nj. Lace. IN attempupG 10
tasE ht1I, waR a.to tfaWn in. The accident E&S
MILE sseo ~ L clNeeE Of pe7soos ara Attempts
tc.ijEs we're recovered a'ter cas1ng oeta N the
Natts laret hours B3:h men we're Old aud es-
teeued residtoss Of our ytlASe altf .caYc large
taIrire1 10 MoIFl tae!f :oss.
, 1870-02-11

tseueAt, ,eo, that ,hs Wat IN etpecG demand o!
TIE rcePe. TIE psospe7s7 Ct the S:ste bad oeea
feuid mop II, tsch wee her ad1ants1=a ii
would rot su7l.ort tte see:too rs II nov a;ood.
Nj. 1ERNEE, OF Stephenson. thoaans heza
*as daI gr Hneu sc,itE u sas iaee q Y favoF Of
gnl.s too fsr. snd he tnosahk this eon!enttan
xou:d DO IN cass II cut OF ali SPECIAL iegtsls.
ICE on ose Il
OF the general ob5ec:s Of the rFtos7 than he wAA
Hswss f. favor of The repolt. WIN sach allgaI
Amen1usenfs - nieht be Needed
Ms. BGTTOS. Of Clinton, opposed all Reocral
laws, sna fsEgIed tt aEentneas 9; .fe sen-
neE1u !tcn TazeKen. He VA n favor OF put
Iacon eoold botld railroad whenever ind wAe.e-
II It.: " sIES. sif q: Crawford. n. merper OF tns
the report T1tse ras heeu 4 ore conlr.atnf
grcwEg 6 Gu. Of spectal privileges Ernutet 10 cor-
p<rkt:ola than ltom Any osnef to1rce. SUI ioere
etoc!d hare rover to pass GU local laws ID thfs
ltect:cu. lie thought the committee had Sone
jusr about FAR etcufh- Il Nas hia op!u!on that
his coLEt rtion YOU'D bare dole tus yery ns:Ie
special legislation.
III. WALL, Of rer5. supposed there was no dr.
to this qnt STOP q catstrs Cd The ess Ct spec!a,
ltEt.,ntton which had been 20 much nnla!ned
OF. lie was IE taytT Ct tae eecticn reported on
iurtrer ind eu1tEact tex o,3er s2hl.c,a lie
vore nor 90 70 !ar As to esc:1ee al SPECIAL
III. PERLEy, Of Aassn.l, wcola mate .peetal
ffEttlnf!on inpot 5ttle ueE,c treasluen 1T was TIC
eL:y one that Tcu:d necs the Gaze. Ie. the mex
te sorLfd through the Angeat Stables Of vpecia'
1eRAlAttor.
Mr. sCnoLr1ELp. O: c...f. rso=ses tic PRO.
vster 1cEla Gu: on tc1ae lnpor'an: local inter.
tttG-
Nj. MEnILL. CT ccos, raid tt. co,rn:::ce had
fey:eWsd tie acta OF tn.. aEd other SsAae ter tne
refr svet:r .ta.e. At he cit. ret :hat frer ks1
inhibited everythiEg IN the ue ct tpsc:al legslE-
trpr TINT y was prcper 10 FupnFcss.
III. WELLS q! Peoris, taid this. as ooe Of tie
coc Il! tee nc knes tia; co section tAa fece:ve.!
Eoie caIeio! ctLbttraucu. There Vas no SAFE
TIA! h.d total PROHIBITION. roy was there o-e
Hhtct Lad ecacted 70 general Asnl0h3i1ou n tnts.
He Gil lot t4if lherr Akcu!d ta \ total nroh!b:-
ICE. lie std s1'ii ao:ne FAITH lettl1 1E2c:s- lie
leQts!at1rs Of try S:A.e.
Nr. ARCHER, Of PIKE, thocgnt the committee
bad ahotn Mirccm att dttc1iu,tf a.tou ii the
TOPICS ertresated IN the report fer prohibition
fill. &c thought, tnera Was da1Ses Of oTerdoc9
th's thire He woc!d cat Er nj sTt !at'sRlslct'er
for The lerttt Of the few, ut ttere were aoE1t
geLeral objects inst de1rAnde.1 II.
Mf. HAYES opposed the alcrdMent Of the gen
tit us4n fIoL TaZeweM.
Nj. HAY, Ct s.1zaEon, epofe to .hs sac.e et
feet.
III. RICE, Of Montgomery, thought, With MI
Gaycs, tEaS The SECTION night hinder 1Ee cIten
h:oa or a-endnenr Vi CITY chartefA.
1pJnCKNXEST.
fetdrR the consideration OF the tcc:fon, tn
conmi:tee rose, AID the convection kdlou:ued.
, 1870-02-11
OEIO.
Woman Suffrage Eouycs rlon Es Cos
Iumbux-runefal Of EongFesAmnn
TE0AH.

Woman Suffrage Eouycstlon Es Cos
Iumbu3-EunefAR Of ConsfcsAnnu
IRonEs
ColrAHrs, Fet. lo.-Tae oa:o Woman sarsase
CONVENTION 1lGt st the Opera uoaSc this forenoon.
The hall wAs ancut one. Third full Tue audience
Ia cpaiFosed pEakclphll3 of cstZens of CeInr1oNs-
AIe. In. Culter. OF C:eyesand, President OF The
Ohi1 WtmAns Snltlct AssOc.st.0n, called the
10 70 osas5 MI gso o. psyq0
Rt7. 6. y. Ph!lps, Of Go.nnea.. =
Inc .vlo elnE committee On Iesolas.ons Was
Deate. Of It taerson City: Mss u. Cole, ii s:l.
MY: Mt. Q. :. stewart. " Ser e1k: MIS-. jauneJ.
Of columbus: Ara 4. !; Bayer, Of Dayton, aud
Kev. M1. Goznan. Of Columbus.
Mia. Cutler n.de two speeches, and occupied
the greater pazt OF TIE fott NOON.
Tns st;srI Don se.slon NAs lasseiy ATTENDED.
ton alAioE the uh'o Legislature 10 saIe steps 70
| submit tue question Of ieEsls suffrage 10 the
vo'ers Of Ohio 9. the re1t fall eec.i0a TIE feso.
!u:seDs were discussed b5 Mr. CD 7. Stewart and
MIS- Langley. and adopted
sse1nx ss' ssTe made
| I11ex arrived here fton WashsLRica tast erenlcQ
under the escort or the Cautretsorsl Committee
and Deputy Scrgeans-atArns Of tae hoose O
Intt by The Boazd OF Trade ID . Dod5. and largs
ceEeoussc Of c!:t-eps. aEd ese orted 70 the resi-
dence 0! the faEiiJ. The funeral .ooS place thli
| A:elncoa hnu War thu N1si Imposing Affair eTe
witnessed IN this c:ty- Bu.fnese was generally sas
pended. The Mayor, C1sJ Counei',, Board O
Trade and other civic boles took part Ia the cese
| moutea- MBI5 thousands attestcd Iuelr regard fol
| the ceceased b5 surrounding hts fcs.dencs daring
| the se17.eeF, and several h.Edred IL Carriage,
| accompanied The Fenain9 TO Forest Cemetery
| where tne BODY Was Uttered Ii tue family bury
| ing ground
| CINCINNATI, fsh. I1.-A- G. Na.t:D, VITO PIE
| telutsl to be tstat,tthtrR con mission nouss
| ana deltaDded fese,a1 prfroua, pieatei gutisv II
| tue Pol!ce Court TO the charge u 1oiaiol1H f3S
IIoEa the lafaIe1te Bunk. wisu Infant TO detTaud
] Tia Hra@g nnn &N,S -
xLd ttAtd committed I'll paid. He was una5Ie K
! pay the nne ana wsa seGt 10 tie Worknonse.
, 1870-02-11
FCRTY4FIR5T CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10


AaRlcrL1URAL COLLEGE H1Ll-
MT. SCliClsZ 1nUcdocad JOINT RESOLUTION COZ.
ceInirg colleges fuf the pFpEoto1 OF agricultural
and mechanical xrts. II provides that tne S:ate
Of lands donated BY the United HtArea fOr aGrcll-
futAl and Mechanical colef "a shall not, ID The fu.
toie, Icccise Grch lands unltsa The colleges to Be
e&sao.Ahed thAll protld4 tAcaltteS t0 instruction
aof ~ without regard to nee or co'or.
he1efxed 70 The Committee o. Education.
ELLIS REFpl1Kp.
ME. CHANDLER, from the COMMITTEES On Com.
rsn,1s ~ dhonsa o WIN arntndmentas bill TO teos'
III y III taosnltal service ~.
a1a. Ms. RAasEf, from The Committee % Post
e.,.TT:,, sssos1ea The Hoose Post K,ote pi!, With
PROTECTION.
Aa9 k'sAIeI PORTION OF The Uornfus npur wxs
theories aud ftai.:ies OF the soa s.ocs., o. IT,
Eons1 Of Internal Re1enu-, rsFt;c5isri1 ~ 10 m
cn4t OF toe msuut1cture Il b p.iron H. nrofs,t-j
aKeust Inc FEn. OF an oE1ccf clothtd 1.sn ,nr
duty o. CO leclfu9 statistics fcf aeuer.i tn.nrYna
uon 10 zend 10 the s.nafc mn hated nan; siore
loLeo1. etatenects Of iac:s, upon wit.cn tn'
N1u!d be asked 10 base IL lea1-lAttoo, ~-''
THE AIRLINE KluRnAn titt
HI. CHA Miller from the Conmt:ee IN Co,o
Uefce, reported iayorA'IJ the hill auth1ry,nr
canCerce Anoux The Statss. etc; ac,anytz n n
railroads from the cyE Of Washington ia Ser
YoTk, to Pittsburgh, End 10 Cipclunsri a,d tele
point1. -......
AISCu1kSEorE.
Upou the expiration Of the morning hour, Nj
TKuABULL Ia.d he denred TO csll up the Alasls
a'rpt blu. ..-...--
Mr. RAMSEY made An effort 70 bring before II
Sentte she bit 10 adoliGn the ffa1klQx pr:T1.cSt
fenA1kng that he had been instsueted By II
, 1870-02-11
SPRINGFIELD.
The Convention Yesterday.
The Legislative Committees Be-
port.
SPRINGFIELD.
The Oath Electromagnetic
Legislation,
Report On Representative aul Elec.
toral Reform.
Special Despatch to Tne Chicago TEoun..


eps4At besP4teu 70 Aae en'caRo 4Eoaas.
.-. SPRINGFIELD, Ill Fep. H.
1a1 1tEdgtA11FE oA1a otfstioF. ...
1ne entire mofnlng session OF the convention
VA defo'ed 10 the dtscuAston OF tie !e9la&1dEe
estn question SoEe Of the members were
nercslJ aef aRainst Imposing any such resttt1uon
AZ the oAih contemplated, And demanded TO know
Who made the contention the keeper Of NEE $
coutciencea snA the temper Of the convention
WHs shown IN the alsuoss nuannoas adoption OF
toe loFu OF oA&h pfopoted. II oatos are snEshlng
u'te tasn a.taes, sone oene 1asure Ls8's.Asafe1
s.nn-~ ~. -.....,.,s ,. sa .a's ~ se'co9
usstn y, cofrun,,on.
srECtAl LEGISLATION,
In the afternoon the article on specil leCsla.
ton Has taren up. Tais article cru 4cratrs the
instances where srch Regulation saau be p,o-
n1b!ted. and leaves some avenues open Nhere the
L. Rs atuge can act locally II e1senc!es 40 de mand
Mr. Merriam, OF Taxewe!l, wisned to cut on all
local pnd lrec.ai lec.s,ttson EhAtsoeyer, =. c,u
also Mr., p+tiey, o! Marshall, n ho mai. one Of h,u
characteristic and very fanny ape eecMes upon the
subject, which conyased the convention Y1:r
lsrghtef. The Ehole sectioD, Is re.
ported, will be adopted, however. with
but lev, II any, ameudmtntk In TACT
tee temper OF the Convention steua to tt
10 adopt this wto1e legislative report yery peasly
Al It came from the haods Ct the committee
1Bx CONTENTION PAINTING.
The resolution offered BY Nj. caumInc1 relAt.Ee
to the cott Of ine convention printing, and BY ap
other member tnas the further publishing OF tht
debates be dnpensed With, has created come 10
qptfy ~ to the expense be!rg incurred II this di
, 1870-02-11

cox TO delecd hin, spd btc2use he had done %,
n sfif.s Of rood ratrTe, 10 t8otet1 had ntde
BIZ covert teSro ntrstrelEy attack upo1 bin.
thtm call ior cou.ot.tec of inyeailRauon on biz
pstt celel!cttona spd pr. alleged robbery: Why
d'd he ataLd here tae cnnte4ued man ot this
Get K.eAa7 Wh3 did he a.And here prescribed pc
li::csuJ and socially: Why aid he rezc'Ee all his
sre for hi rr,eno,, 1s 10 d!t In the Army, AID
tpep. hen sttaetei, retreat ltke bomh-pfoof
AoIdtef. ard hide htmstlf.
NJ. DAWES rose ana called Mr. Cox 70 order.
The CHAIRMAN. The HtnlcEdnt time hAs
e1rred, .-..,-z. .
Mr. coz. Tnr did 5ou fDaNesl not GILL your
COLLEAGUE to order when ha EsAoe hlA Irrelevant
IcpArkA. m.
Al tbe cIoee Of tne htacuss'oa, which u t!nes
vas quite exciting pd.anustDg.t the Question was
t4keu On Hu.Iert annetdrent. and It wAa rr.
jeC.ed.
Iaruus otter l:erz7 In the btl. aoo1t clerks 10
commtttee.t Ac-, Qzvc rise 70 discu ss!on.
ADJOURNMENT.
E1nsily, ct 4:0. the committee fo7e and the
uOtSa Adjopfued+
, 1870-02-11
STATE LEGISLATURES.

oPc~"4 DSsf"'en :" AHe ~. a 49, t'Euao
A.os, rs" -: ",
aLe ns.sHoiJ AaA s1"s.144 M ~ - co'lH nus nus
ntLs MLeu4ceu !o1 tos ncos poaauoa AAu Ros-
y: Hte sno sniatG lueutauee comtaa.Es. ~
the nao1sou Sshutsen eIe!4- q ~, ~
Iassen ~ ae.atH vtitau tttttE1! lsen Mo5a
.oalts sLs att4sa y 10 Jackson County, anu to ae.
lAtn tel!l.olJ Itoh JasSaoa toahtJ aad att2cA "
10 Mvca Go1at5.
Ee.a lo aasheE1e to*n sopefs!sers - eNelP.
any toWn lson tae pIof1s'ons OF tne cog law. 70
repeal ehsp'ef Ia. Geotrit L4Fs o. l-vh ID re-
gard 10 litet drSS. All IL repeal CtapleF ls1
Gttt.a! LAWS ol lss. aah u repeal CAApter 81,
GenesA lEHa Of l>eo respecting Inc o4!Afy o.
GncSi. dtdHe u 1ee seconA SAcns1s were IT,
"fGhtey FotpensIs =, ,oo - c..
Eon Nas mace the Etec'ai orres Tor Tuesday At
II a q.
n 'ne -isstau5 to"sy. Hoa Ea.!ss .Es 1esse, y.
toLa ~ Lat tu.A@y. 1iestot !or Tue uEse unt
"qnGa UT ine te'a.oI. Mas arofn fn.,. y.
N ~ ms's " 70 ~ tass. -
"ss o. .Is ~ ios tae peedersatoa y. NAtrnsn ~
snG ~ Ssnn.tes, ato Pcs1'oa IL 'A'o1 VI pro-
ii'1,ol5 nlno, ~. ,r.,,1,-.A l., ,.,.+,o, ~
American ctiz<ne cotpLsd 10 Etgna IElsons !;
10 vtait Forage City and examine ~ TO ihe
dsrger that the waters OF the Wisconsin HtEes
Nay enp.J TITO lie Fox. and tee What u neceS'
tasJ 10 te done 10 fseyent such ca.anhtJ.
On uotcn OF VI. Pt2se, 4 RESOLUTION on tae Gup'
lect vaA Adopted .--
BUS we're introduced = amccn tae kesstrJ
law: 10 aIeud Secr.pn 81. Chapter 1s2, General
laws Of ls6a: 10 eltao:1sn to xn.atp system OF
EDSefL menI; to cG1tIltntc Ile STALE 61pef1nteD-
, 1870-02-11
THE ISSUES.


~ sesSA 70 oe lso1a4l1 eefeS1n taAt, wiz the e.
alet o1 N slaVe11 and IL sI1cf.a, AID s5s ta1-
IeAueo q tae f.!seenih Amendment, qnaEno1s
le-aNnE 10 sne saSIc Eent, Fs1aSon, hat tnt
eutsf1c3 H.A Re s1t FsIIE a3t GcEetttag AeueE
upon FsHsa Ea eu1t:sy -. et divided. lS1a
proper. 1e1etofe, 70 indscAse LEG v1eun . those
anesdoI. which 1ns tkis1hA viii na!0tNc aud
,+...r..s..s,, .,,..,..-
IL .to mi, o.n.T.,t,. .n,rr,a,.s ~. ss..-.-
fo,n, ~ cr-,se,r, - ~ =, ~.s ~
o..rn,e .,r-r-r~ ~, 1ns .-.s..,e,. - ..+,s -
ezt.a,e.L
Tna. tho e,a<,,t n: Il. rs-,r :. =. n,e,
valasb,s x.se e,aaer And ,r.s t,e e7nr-s of ma
ceyeyument anaa;d pa <eors,n::t ,t:,,.et,n n N.
im.roremeo. cf rs credit Ia ,ee era ,ns, 4,
b,r ,,,,a deh; ro,v II -,.f..ns,... a,,xcr ~. ~
in.a.,-xt
= Tn,t ~, ,,a ,rs,o~n..c1 ~ .As ,r,,c rr..,+
,be hox,nrss If nant,nv sno1,d ~ -.-ra ~, s,n
,.r, ~ ~. t.t.--a-+a ThIch g.. ro,. ~ ra,n ~.
tltcs h. n.rse1,hsa n.l.I.
4 Tn., al, ,.1r, m ,oa.d ,n,o ~. ,..,,,s
.hno,f =, aa.-.t.c ,,t+- vim r-,x - ~.
ing OF sesezae fc7 Sa. 70, ,cEar: a.G tas: .nl.a
aaoald oe 6 Material and sfeeaY setos:o1 IN the
e1.sera rae Of ta1Adot, oota u1ae- the Internal
rtsencc aSd lie tasio aJsttnL
ASA SpnsrApER
c.-7r~ .,,,,,
=, ,-roi. 1...-..e. r,,-a t.,-,~ ~. -, 49,.
snv c,.a, nn,;,es,ton .,-.t ~ ~. =,
rn,,n,.,r, . rrr1. NJ .cr,.s,~x..,,. ~. x-.c,.,
.<,or,--, eon.l IN nnn,a, ana ,rts,,r-rr. ,,o~s
ot any Mem Ec.S oape:, Rad. .y. .terN MA 1T
tie ,c;exsApn It "a epao,ed 10 hr,z4 eetere Wes,.
efr res1ess nj The news cf Ina day-sf...,ea,
commercial, and observation-disclosures t-ys As-t.rr
taaa ary Eastern lousral
11u u,prrr uvu,pra
leasonno
az 'a1 49, t.ua 49, stss. e.u
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u'esee. snu anpotanes ~ 1ts lesue,h nuo 1aeas
u A@Ha pape.s' a1e aeseasaa5 unaea y.
omitted a9'o2etae., Ne Hna:ell eonsretsa. Aao
sne western isrIcf o. tfAoti sa1na u-ls H.asi1A'
son ispm Selcago t'o Gays eA'Aet GlA1 az wv
Ret II tloM Al a2etesn puaef' e'eA ue oaas u
Aoele Al e4- 1ne t|fafA hs8Aes sspc,s VI IL
lRtBFF1 cnplaee s'eIy eois1-Lt5s-a1 eeSt1 u Ia'
rope ead 9ae IIt.eo asa'sa @a1c@ eaa na'e any
pouecce upon Wesle!a ffo1-ce1 EacS. OF Ee3-
uy. liz reports cf tnc eos'x T7a'Es CT eHesso
AID tne pssnc'9al hsAseih Cues are Pse2sit1 VIA
tne uaaoea sse, =, pa -, ~ - 1'-@ I''
, 1870-02-11

HARR1sBcKo, Feb. 1o.-1s II reported that Gos.
e,nor Gear naa Eefufed 10 approve ine oit naaseo
List week directing the Su3sene Coast TO tesie.
merits. II WIS passed 70 cover tho ca.e OF Ds.
sceoerne, now uEder eentetee o1 death "a CAl-
l1!t. Auch evidence has been presented 70 ~
NorttnoE IN tae tasc, aud II - zcoctAif coaee1ea
tnat, Il see sopteme Contt shat decide there y
no error u the record. he viii no. 6e tacNheo 10
ins to schoeppe.
, 1870-02-11
Sk Louis IkeNlR,

SEQ votes 1903 TO the ST Ant's Orphan AEyluI
snd NfdoEs' Hone, , p1Hste Institution Of hi.
city. Tee Aayof vetoed The ordinance and tht
Council rsfsed It oeer the veto 10 d.J.
Tre Circuit Court hss r.ssed \ sGmHors!y II
Junction ttstrairng TIE CITY ofc:ts from paytnf
The amount. -.. .-..,-..
| Ada Cu1tsds 1etot.oa1 IsaaItn:e eaa sae
, 1870-02-11
GEORGIA.,
GtUAt4A.
Raid on Illicit DIsttltera-DlsgEacc

Raid on Illicit DIsttltcHn-DlsgTacc-
t0i OUTRAGE
sHe.a1 Despa:ca to TIE Chicago Tribune
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 10.
TWO weeks ago par:1 Of reTenue of1cers made
q ,ald on Illicit d.su.1edes, IN Chefokee.C County,
this state, and destroyed seyera! o: ;atN- On
c.al information received today s.ates taa, %
WGctsI light iA4s Eorre nttken or twenty men.
partially dtaRuised, ytNted the boase o.
! nsn i.med AeCoE. aee1sed q
crpIe oten The dcoIs Of his house. cred
seytr11 rol;eys through The nouses and dIore tut
women ard children out OF doofB IN lhc seFert
6;oru. TheJ 1pen set Ore to and cesrpYcd &ne
hcusc fences, &c. Alter ths oasraSe they v1sltet
the norle OF NcCoJ's ZOE. and maze q thoEo1g;
destruction Of MI properly c1 The pace tn
paYty said NO Cn,oo msu should be Allowed =
i've in the coo1,y. Mccoy and son EA12sed II
make ttt.s escApe.
, 1870-02-11
PEORIA.


I'M p0f tQnk Railroad CRxe Dccfueds
PEORIA, Ill, Feb. 1or-An iupartant case was
dec lied le<teEday afternoon IN oar C!cntt Contt,
bJ JoeRe pufer6AQ2h. Tne torn Of ElMwnod
So'ed Htjre time a9o to donAe s73t0sO to tue Chi
csE1. Burlington i Quincy lt71troad, on Account
OF the road running from Rusav1le 10 HULA The
sut scrtpt.on WAS hoaatei BY large msl0FltY. A
Township Collector from collecting the tar, on
the ground hist II WAS illegal The case va
hcayd Seate stlay, aad the Injunction Was denied
Bloomfield and other townships we're preparing t
j,r