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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-18


| A Fifth Avenue Hotel waiter was dis
charged Friday, and vented his spite by
advertising in Saturdays New York pa
pers tor 500 Irishmen to go to France, APP
plication to be made at room SO, Fifth
Ayenue Hotel. Result, the halls and cor
ridors of the hotel were filled by 10
o'clock, with hundreds of odorous gentle
men from the Democratic wards, which
SO crowded the guests and visitors of the
house that there was necessity of clear
ing the unwelcome intruders out and it
was not until they were put out, that the
proprietors knew to what circumstance
they were indebted for such a distin
guished visitation.
The Eau Claire Free Press relates that
Mrs William Wilcox, residing in the
town of La Fayette, miraculously escaped
being killed by an electric bolt The
lightning came down through stove
pipe which projected through the roof,
and, tearing down the ceiling, the cleo
trio current took effect on the shoulder of
Mrs. Wilcox, setting her clothes on fire,
and, passing down her body ana right
limb to her foot, on which she wore
heavy leather shoe, that was literally
torn into slreds. Her hoops were melt.
ed entirely in two from the top to the
bottom of her skirt, and the fact that she
was not instantly killed, instead of recov.
ering from the effects of the stroke as she
now is, will remain an insolvable myste-
~. 'ae '& 7fias
The London Standard tells the follow
ing most astonishing story, but wisely
Restraints from vouching for its truth
q On "A. Paradol's arrival at Washington,
Mr. Fish, an old and intimate friend of
the French Envoy, said to him, As 90
minister of France, welcome you as a
friend, forbid you to enter my door,
Mr.. Fish, it should be understood, was
the person who induced M. Paradol to
deliver the lectures by which he achieved
so great reputation in the United States
some two or three years ago. The cause
of this cool reception is alleged to have
been the fancied detection of M. ParadoI
from his old principles; and it is stated
that it Thoroughly paralyzed and crushed
the unfortunate gentleman" gse
Unsophisticated boy-"Mamma, papa ia
getting very rich isn't he % Mamma-.sI
don't know why child ?" Boy-"Cause he
gives me so much money. Almost every morn
ing, after breakfast, when Sally is sweeping
the parlor, he gives me sixpence to get out
and play" Sally received short notice to
quit
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-18

CLARA"
Can it be wondered at that ELLEN
should be found in such mood? Is it
a matter of establishment that she asked
herself the question, is it possible? ;"
Ay, it is possible, Ellen and more, tbs
true. True that he whose name you had
written down upon your hearts tablet, is
false; true that he of whom you had
formed so exalted an estimate now lay
in dungeon.
A long deep sigh found Charley at her
side. "What is the matter, sister p he
asked. No answer came, but with a
weary effort she placed the letter IN his
and. He read it once,-looked around,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-18

Do not be in too great haste,
Ellen, an alias is not a good recon-
mendation. Yours,
, 1870-02-25

reeted In manner most unpleasant to her
husband. His sosp.cions being excited, he
broke open bis Eife's prlyate estritoiTe,
where he found oeytain, ]ettc1s from the
Prince addressed to Lsdy 1IordAunt, which
prompted him to uttez threat that he
would take an early occasion to hoEsevhtp
the future sovereign Of Great Britain and
Ireland. The ho1se~hippiDg has not taken
place, but divorce suit has come in its
stead.
The characiar Of the Prince Of Wales ia
unfortunately so bad that strong presump-
ton lies against any woman who allows hisn
10 write lettezs to her, or who Aceo,dsto
him anything like friendly intimacy. Yet
the prevailing opinion OF the London clubs
has been th.t no criminal intimacy eYer e.
listed between hin and Lsdy Mordaunt.
Few topics hare been canvaased with mora
critical esgernesa By London society than
ibis during tho past year, and The large
majority Of persons likely to come 10 a
correct conclusion think that, while Lsdy
Moraaunt has been extremely iuprudeut,
she has not been guilty. As to The Primes,
The only opinion expressed or ente1t,inei
is that he was asguilty as he had any oppar
tunity to be, but that he could truthful,
deny tho charge brought againat Lady Nor
daunt and himaelf. It seems probable
that Sir Charles Mordaunt will retire from
court discounted in his efforts 10 prov,
himself cuckold.
, 1870-02-25

10 court, md tho effect Of 10 much Helghsy e7t'
dcnce vaA That the manager WAS condemned to
conunno the atrser's epg7grmene
Tho A1t Of Athens Ielatea rasaer Interesting
little snecdote respecting the diplomatic allocu.
ton addressed 70 the k!nr on tie ls1 Of January,
tho text Of 1t having been previously read 1t =
neettrK Of ali tho members Of .he diplomatic
body, HI. Tackerlnsn, Alni4tes ot thc
Unlsed 5ta,es Of Amer1os, reQucsted that the
ctprelsion:" and thote OF cur suguas loseregoz y
WHICH, In the int draft followed the words " tts
wl4htr." Ahnuld be supp1eased, tof tho rea4on
that tho representative Of repuhlSc could nos II
tribute 10 hinleH sovereign, and attl
h,ru ~ apRukt nj. TucleluanI colleagues In,
lifted on pre4crvtuH The words fefes1ed 70, be;
cause they, Is mona1ch,al d1p!omattsth, weFn IN
= a}critJ, or al least On also SddinR: "&nd ot
our constituents" but finally the American MIN.
'stes1 opinion prevailed, and the wording In ques.
tlcn was adopted.
4 letter frrm Worcester, Mfss., ma: IA feN
d25s sGo, one John C. Denplst attempted to com
nit suicide BY shooting himself. He faifed IN nil
cestgu, ho9evest being only aixht1y 1uIvrtd, aud
N attempt was made 10 hush up the aG4G. Bu
The would Be suicide has won noso1te4y which
he evidently utt1e Anticlpased. Its known tb1
IN England It II an offence 1t common l8W for
pr1rou TO Astenp. TO commit saiclte, md in
stxrcea hhve occurred where the parties hAyt
been held for such offence: In the e&kJ .cofonta
1tmes the common la~ OF England vss adspte<
To Aassachutetts; hut It ts stated thar there
has retn Al Instance in thla State where II ha
been applied IN cs1es Of attempted suicide. TIL
afternoon, however. Denr's Hhs srsaiRned befof'
3p.tlce Wtl1tams on tho charge Of attempting II
| commit Eutctce. Tne detend2ps pleaded gaNs ;,
1pt the Municipal Court having no Jurisdiction o
the oneuce, be was ordered to give recozrlzanc
with aeco,ties IN $500 lor hfs zppcara7ce At II
! MAJ Term Of The Superior CourLH
, 1870-02-25
The Killing OF buffalo RlIls

From the White f1n< Setrs, Feb 10.
Ievl MAIZE xss buried a. EuIets, Wednescay
TIE .Neux Jss!e1da1 morning, Me1e 1Ic3frecr in
soae zesrecu, ana the story of.tne Tragedy part
q Trough bis own name wsa Levi "bau 81 nsr!. AZ
n+r."' THIS parsEer {1huse nama We bars b-en
npac1e TO IeaI> aoo Bill nsd folio we'd the Fling
TIE right Ct possession OF the wagon On T1esda1
no1u:Is unIu the shooting TOOK place IN the
Ct Il % eSs Ri r.
nel were drllktnR, VIXEN the pa;r caue out aud
denatded nue. from nts team. the de-
gIe% @s1s vi 5sess' aaa shsa B
Dntenman, WHO took 10 his heels, his own
tltol beng inside the wagon, Iear the back end
%ben the nsW ,ne aes
1sn into ss!oor: Bil' sna ~ a. pas!neF: having
ncw clear neld, set5 t to W9,k PIX tasipg tne mus
gygei, Inc Du1chman slipped ont Of the Saloon.
Eot 10 the beck Of The wagon, AID Tas tuss gettnp
soa r. D55q Tssa ..ls s r.
sIoasa tns ira xasel q tae wagon, pistol Ai il
sad ssaS s. S IT, W 1u,s.a i sas
is'a ba7ss.a Us szss 9fssss fsss 81, &c
bss g qute sis Ill ea It's fp5ssn3sg pssasg
agGt M :, mad a. r. ~ onlY nateaman cau, and.
Its tent.np wrntn, he stepped up to one Ct hls W
n.uies and dealt htm . blow on The h1nd G9arfer
pNn the stI.Ahtoter. The weuoon cjnnr1s snd
Int ~ tne nuzzfe came IN .conssct Wtlp fos
Dascnmans abdomen, the cnarge eIolode1, the
poMce5 r. op1nM9 alafze oiaex u: across his 2pdo-
ttifmE Buffalo Bln juss above tue heart. hi
stseu motloo.efs tot a moment. wIiu au *,
pIsssion OF in!erse agony npon 1l1 co1nsenance
nEe 1Eee, thin upon the osne1, ienued 70 ope sidf
ana y teI eseI teao- Sore at his fr1enoa rushed
la1e--hs uitu Nth his roats Oh. nm ~
, 1870-02-25
Death OF the st,SQutress OF tlse
AGretna EFcen OF Americs''-iAM
Ecccptflc Anot-TleE.

From tht Cincinnati Glcstfff FEB. ~. ...
died 1t Aberdeen, OHIO, on WettnssaaE, Aged
ah7at - ,eafs, aEd was oored on the kenttrcky
ace Of the river, below SlaJsville. On Tnur7day.
thtltJ I've 5esIa be Eas magistrate as Aberdeen,
he pro. NED The a.1!a9e tefenong los IouE
thopsa couples. His fame a. tier Of the ktoE
runaway u4ascnes That found hfs house stopp!nx-
pl.ce Eaee to Abrrus' the nsme "Gteina GTbrn
0t autrica-" He aas never very par:ica.at aroas
pied with bJ .orinR neatts, seeming TO haze
aoepit4. - ia 1uis Of sc'foD, the s:a3ls one:
tt1,ct arc9. dar &c with the iaw, that the Legtsa.
tl1c OF KeLt1cky, a year or two ago, fnuud II ne
ce.tasy % ps.s aftrtsl acs leaa1zsng al ha mar
r:aRts. In cases Whe1e Ihsle was = CREST onieCs
IN CortequeI Of tne ctcHt pnrsult Ct e. t11sa
pat.t tn'e." te has breu fLoHu TO Kes oat OF his
actually perform tae ce1eHeng with no other
c.oshlZa.on his pe1toa than hta s1.rt- Aaala na
nne Performed tho ceiescony from hts wiudo Y,
I'LL i1 ii he s.,tes IL mn: x lis nosse. But,
L0 matter what was the oecss:o1 for hurry,
'sqEue Shelton Invariably 1ade q bargain before
Il pp 10 tloo, sccardin9 to n'. own no1:ou 81 %.
ans to p.J. - statea oefore, ne had been assi..
nate at Aberdeen for s. years, coa'tnuoas15. to
| tie oaY OF 1s tentr. No Opposition candid a*s
lot TIE LtDce could tser te elected, no mattel
row popular be nigh: be: peE.ooa i OF pou1
! lc8l1y.
s1u,Ye Stel,ous rn}irg passion wa1 1stcaez
he sAa al1a.s trading watcoet- 4 friend IN
/ Toims u3 that be l1t large punper Of these be
! nlrd. SeBriJ huo11ed AID lfiJ canes serr PIE
htnted 10 hit1 at ufFtfe1t times BY parties whom
| be had sersen Az made hsppyt aud he seldom
VI req ent twice IN o1e d7y with The sa;As cAne
] Sc donol nsnY q lathe, and mother Efo rem
| this astic,e viii drop tear 70 the Eeuaory Ct
,squi1e Shelton, Who petsorm.d toe ceremony
! them.
, 1870-02-25
POLITICAL


The New QFlean& P1eayun< calls upon Demo-
crau to otter no opooslton 10 senAtos ReRela ad-
nittatce to CopgresA
Senator Hendricks made zpeecn At New o..
leans last week, adylfing the chlvslry to make
friends with the negroes, oz they wou'd all 60
with the Republicans. ...
Democratic pspers IN Oregon urge the Demo
cratic state Convention 10 nom'aate csnd!ds:e
for U1ited Stx,es seEator, "tn order, to prevent
my mtsnndesssnndts OF cnicanety IN the Legta!a-
tule"
Ths Lonl,tara Democratic s:ats Central Com.
ENsee, ae.lng upon the advlca Of prominent couu-
,ty msheeta Of tho patty, have determined 10
reyoks their cal for state Convention on tho
&th Ct Mafch.
The Democracy Of Toledo think OF nominating
DR.. o. While TO the vacancy caused By the death
Of Mr. Hosg. Ikis aalerked thas, as.he has been
on all aides OF all po,ttea1 question: daring the
ptar few JeaIf, he Monld be an Available candt'
date.
One ol the leaders Of the Democracy in the New
York Legislature Ia seustor Blood, OF 6atatoga, "a
years OF age, aud worth $40 coo 1Qe. Ha o2caples
the heat rooms IN the Delavau House, being tno&s
formerly occupied By Dean Richmond. Over I've
| hundred OF the most prominent politicians OF tht
Slate cali On him every week.
The Republican Executive COMMITTEES Of tnt
Seventh Congressional District Of keptnckT hASt
latued an address IN whlch they eay that the rat,
| tcafion OF the Flfseeuth Amendment has thfow1
the selfstyled Democracy Into the utmost con
iuAion srd urru1, and call npon ine Republican
to organize in every voslug precinct, anofdnl
eveIy faculty for the Harmonious cooperation O
the cclo1ed uen sud tu14 acknowledging them L
Ill polE!cAl proceedings.
, 1870-02-25

the tcnoci4 on nacount Of co1es: uor,'s I. tss
coqi7e Of Id debates. ,thess tHo bnpa'on, nsd ntd
ienaers of their ftspecuve paft!sh r.s not
s9% nnpi IL c.osi1x ds5 nat tao eSsIss e1eass.
q which ;as! re1e s1E.Fsa st11s osa.n tas on
s1surnt ln speech Of moro than mo nonLS ayArv
t,on and duttnx III delivery. We aYn to'a, IL
=. 4 nf both chamber ard gallery Fas Cto
r1r.as 81 esger aud delighted Asteaera.. 10 .nn
e1on,e, aud .ald 10 propossa 70 strip Pr ~, W
WI Win Ssyr0 sncn passion fcE domioeenn9 3t nv
nirfa,ipr 10 others that, when ne coola ~ ram
1tsner haYA his EsJt ha AbSen1ea n,1ase,t
Sss ieaisiuttre du!its: and 10 PROOF, 6s q.o1o %
rom tnc records Of tho Senate 20 saom eusI
nnhiean sepa,o1a had yo'ed. With ous ope e3ce2
. ~ tna bift winch coofexd the right q aal
wy; aon o eoIoTed men tnroo9boot the sont1 ana
nis1 Tor tne bill 10 submit The FNteentn ~.
tIoTai Anendmeny TO the SsaIest aao sAas
tos sls's easePa1n 2;nm, .as,,enssssss sssa II
sore.nao7, b threatened to s e3pnse, e,,c a1@ ,he
70 nh.,.ee 1ne n lie Way of leauaton. Nr: sannsr
II il said. wrtthed Under the attAcf ata tnse ~,
| n tEjee to AK leAvA to oter nn e1p1nasoo. eas
/ ha nad "a t1ke ht1 place 84R'u, ana HI o4. u
putlpnment. Wnen at length Ms mefcnes7 "a, :
Tel,ary sat down, and be had An oppottaaei1 y l:
b91 poor n9ure. He said he would n9s no %
drawn aside trou tho subject before NJ Moast y
| Nv The use Of personalities. but immedtately -
! fsr he Nas called 10 order Tor uauK uupafuAMent
I af1 Ianpuaxe. To the Charge mat No nAa nn
voted for reXto andraEo os tne fifteenth Conss.
tuuonal Amendment, ne lephen mn a,aon1n =
| n 0u!d baye voted for them had be not pee
rt.' 'tcf d to leaFe the House through faft9oa 81
| - tll1e6G-EoH hcu Gazette.
, 1870-02-25

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corr,.Is, ~ nts 80 - st.a,sas .,,., ~.
ss,.s. ~ e *sS 80 .~s 49,
@ o ~ eomnAseo. ous saa ~ 'sIa ~ sa' w
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~ stIup .us'ouusa no u,a.s p..a[,s
s,.l,,a,t ~ .s.aa,t, ~ ,,--.nese IN m.
.n.rnhcr l..ow ma ran and ,hr az .hovs e4n,nd,
49, 1ota. ~. ,.n,.. ss. 1h.on,n ~ ..,s Ia .vtr,
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~ Ill =. - ~ 1a,.n .n.> t,,u,,. ~
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s,-+n, he. !, snn,,ttnreo i, nn,j,' eme,,,d. ann
ne.L. ~. nru,sr1rs ~ al rtrd. ~ Iii. ~
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su,.as s N3"e ~ ~N8 - ~
Tn.ss !. .,,on a, r.u.,A. tn ~. ~4,rv ot -.
,..,,nc,,or ~ ~. Hc,.r .nd n,-,.- ~ I,.r,.,.
~, ts.s. ~. ts,.5.r.r rn,sh, r,.,,n,. h.ra
..r.a ~. ~. ~, =. - 2,,.os ~ n,,rn sna +,-n
ant H. doc- Hn md brouoht ths anfmsl from
Inoi. w,th hinn vas prea,,v nttAeben "a II and
n,a nfYen nrnys<aed : o,an fhs. vhen he d,Nt n.
aos - .ssad ,as cn.ess ef u. t*,1.e tcss ,sss
r,nn service ,,yoht he tt1to,
The iron Wo,tr =, Hrr,em, ,Eex York. hare sus.
rendrd nctmtnt. Uurtlslcd contracts to the
nnoant a: az ccn have tceo n,.ce,t IN ,hs hsnds
n =. H,sjer 4 Co. far comnietton. TIA como.nv
emn,o1sd 30 men. INNS, Of vhnm viii bs rs,stned
far tne vork Of completing the contracts. Tne
liabilities Of the cotunanY are stated nj about
"a, nm nj. al.o st,ted inst tnn a,.ats n suf1.
c,ert lima "A al,osed foF ,h-,r conversion. WI,
,ro,a man cover NH a,nnnnt Tne copcern IN,
s,,,r tna ~ mn ~ tn* ia 1oc.1 IN me rannlrr
ernn,nrtno .t cne lima A. many ~ hoo men. Tha
a-nnaIt. :. nrnrn ~ uocc.- p.mt1.1, ons or ths
n,r,r,oy. NJ NJ r,,e 17.,1,o,s comnsny fenm
, 1870-02-25

suparviss.e architect Of the Treasury, WHO
DOES large amount Of travelling, and who
holds ono Of these commissions as A
"special Agent" of the poat Ofaee Depart
ment, travelled from Washington to Cali
fornia, free Of charge, under that comuis-
sion, and that ho collected Of the govern
ment three hundred dol'ara in gold rs mile
age for the trip. II this be true, az stased,
then the Postmaster Generals system Of
ranking Is an abuse which bio ought to cut
of instantly. Whether the architect charged
The government for mileage for travel
which, IS a Special Agent, cos:
him nothing, or which was paid
foF by another branch of the service, Or
whether his free transportation Was guuged
out OF the railway company, it WAS all
wrong. No auch commissions ought to to
issued There should be no barnaclcs upon
the government; those employed should be
| paid, and il their services arc not worth
! paying for, they ought to be discharged.
| II these commissions have been abused, and
money charged for mileage not paid, the
guilty, If officers Of the government, ought
to be discharged.
| It is no extanuatiou Of this abuse that
under Andrew JohnBon's administration this
custom Of having host Of rowing commie
sions, entiuing the holders to travel all over
tho country. WAS very extensively pra:dsod ;
on the contrary, thAt was reason why ii
should have been discontinued. This ad-
,ninistration WAS elected to reform this md
all other sbuses, nos to perpetnate aud
multiply them; and the best thing th:
Postmaster General can do is 10 recall al
his fictitious commissions, and hereafter lei
that branch OF the franking business alone
, 1870-02-25

r,c,, their sxc1r,,ya privileges TO import three.
quarters or the eDttlo a1ount Oh knese 2oooS COL
'nmaa y sde 1h psaecsi Of sn mmsnso
AGO pioossple bostne,s. snd tas wtIeaonae n1lsls
q faP 9e % tae atse ine5
sIe tceuged Of charging Western tuJc1a
pr1cee, aud then turning a;oun1 hno unuesse1nm
that, In tne 1aJ onslEess is COW tfa1 tney
ase u.ses!y unah!a 10 compete Wiln M puhote
q New York, B9s.on, ara rnaae'pn1a' nnnsss e1e
iaktng Away au iEei1 local custom In 1ofe'su
sgpesss pss Cur experiences a..,n.s u. tsss The pro;;
tne foreigu trade is cosccntrated at New fotk pJ
ihe foreign mspuls:tIrtra tnemtelSea, ~oe ~.
sne or hute9 H. fAf qT1 en ne The
trotlsd By them. Large nnuper. Of them sh'o
NJ their oxn 1tsk, md toice them upon t1e tnaf-
tets py rears that have 81 says ptnse1 eaeetaa:-
Formerly she foreign usdt wa1 steaaI ano pIeusf ~
shIn but urdef this system the rlsSt are our OF
iii proportion to she pront& and ne 1egttnate
An etlcan importers IN lhh seabold ctnes are no
better a1tikGed Ian thete oletasen 81 tna
Nov let ps tuppn.e lha: the proposed femeoy M
| 6ere adopted, what would b. tue result! WY,
TIC fnterior tnhpets would send out their otoer M
ine .aese. .ia IN iefsign spsed b
tbe SIZE OF the Western uatkett, Wou! telu o1
ato tb,Abisn branch nooses u the Western clues
johbeIs. Inl. fyttem IS wen ksown nefe, a ant
| iourr ais jbst are ioodest IN their demands to
| ul1ect iurortatorn ate the hsst sieDda OF sues
foreign nonopo!lsss, and TIE strongest advo a.
impdrteIz at tie seapcard control 30 Arg
n ID cunt Of capital snd trsde macnirefj ~ =
&c an1e 10 nRht successfully lot tnetI fooang. at
tte7 tupn.y the Western sSade to . grest extens
II the huaiEees be divided, the foreigner Will s9
in between md help hlls.lE. S.ul we presum
| inst tie experiment Viii be made We only rscn
| TO me above copBfderauoca TO ahOw that the CO.
il fur from being ~ one sided rs soIne OF -
fr.t Eds Of the pfoposed Eeasure assane. Th
| additional e1perse 70 the government VIII aFa
! low pp nil the revenue collected At thE Wea
without Iatipg into consideration the great lncet
i've to Epup R.iug that Will be accorded oy the loc
| trnrSIs h bond
, 1870-02-25
The Hilf E2fn b1ishtAx ScAxcru Ports
OF Entry.

From lie philadelphia y o,th 1,1tre1n
Ise pgf Sa - a snss saI T.
awe 10 tie ltaa,pR Wesle1o c,rtes Inst sIe in,e.
1sst: M q q Ssss e S ,SSs
right ni transr IN roma its opter7a,ions 30 s.ess
20 much Interest ier av importers and Iop5er1
From, the ra'11Ar ;nes5 0, tn!pg., and the re-
e9stnes Or f1sE sssf apt'cA! posiuoa. Il u ~
seabca1d cries 10 ~ BORT ard nsodIe the loreign
conn ottiies co9sr ned IN 1he country, a. l: the
% res.s tas.n plsne6 % 1a.e :9saoa
tnfe, ihefe ca 70 rsrr strong ohJecroo 10 tue
Ssn s,. ETgIaao1 g,tas experimenting N the way Of
ntac.eal aasS ION 10 pe se.,t1is wh::aet she q.
aoa1 ~ srp importers nase peculiar tas1.,
tet-tn - way ot lsrge cspitAl. direct cantact
WNn ne = ,rplnx Interest sid familiar acqu An-
nnme,, .1ae tetsKn n.,Ees;Cios sopp,isx "
Nearly ali or the former have established rela'
| neoSs nd axe IN constant comu1uQcaltoo WITH
Iets9 houses. Heuce theJ can gel orders dIed
eater advanthQe. aLc CAD command bette!
issu ss5 1et III
2 e.iof thas tosa not MAKE apse.sls5 ot tu:s
ten & sae Hs.a; ne stsf soqd ros
Oh ne sssto.ss, ses:s tssisas nui., Etss g s sse
Cuapm Htn.e, a1d deNses than u charge ol sae
lrlaId fInspostst!oa COMPANY. Tae commls-
neuse psol ef fai his teivee aided 70 expenses
!, !, Of nstdne, &c, Venid ptonseaJ, y sne end,
u Iu;y ~ much, Ct mole, soan pn1cnased direct
,. | u Ct Eost0n importer. .-.........
II $50 iaz - tie lntefesa 81 tae government are
feci ,pe1Iauons or Inferior issae eentns sre tas
r tscti1lea 1t Wooo Auofu TOT sEnneRAnE. Aea tae
q, nn6n the Epl,ipca,ion of Cu.ton Hsa3ea, nanded
warehouses md reEenue of6ee.e Ntthgnt a1J COZ.
e q ose1,and sfsasfossason q datssn:e eood. ID
n boz d-ss forn erIy Prac.'sed ena see sesls es;
our Nof'nszn pe9 1ians sed as1 s
~ r. aszsrdous one for me National 1tessu1y.n,
Tneie 70 t1ren force 10 this, md Is Is vel! Eoftd
IN our stsassucs fsou Chicago, ana mate no CON
r. nbF m the1e B9t " might % 20 slta . much pro
~ plte.y III The Chicago dealers IL tmpotted goods
M CT y X = tne seseoaid tse taesso isaee
~ z!tbes 10 nuy direct from Eotops. rhJ sao1lf @
~ We TOT aEoa Chicago nllsts and o1! our erend
Eve sa5e ne nesi 1s..,s IN our h.nas a " "a,
T. 70 DO is chapse tce taea and tns snfE done
z the eot!ness of the seaboazd cities o rsnlact il
pa then tner ports. With III The sas eKpense@ couse
N p' Tsd to tne eons-rienee Of oineIs enaased IN
H. The lore q r1ade u ss much tht Legitimate pr
1tnce Of tnese ,caoord cities Is the produce &fad
4Tf 70 curious iset connected With .n!s sut
Jees ,na. .a:sn fssp; eR 1ne s.ea.s, ~
OK TON House statistics than either g. Lnus Of Gu
On cmpau Both OIL the latter c:t!es DO Import dIres
senssnsss q sneif Importing hopses 1esaepRs
ad- TIE seaooald 10 attend TO the buatreas- whie ca
aa -
in complaints o. tie We15sza ctsta aafe t1ua brief
I'D '.!fa y zes % E a;ce tn p+a.,
aez eeonomsal fdr them 70 Import fnsr iose.gn eou
o., 10 boy men d Esstsrn importer ,o RI .us
q 'toty 4feze. eoloy IN Unfair adFautage, aE1s1
, 1870-02-25
Tho A1Ra utt on John At NouEhs

Eyo4a the. Cincinnati. ChTpHset. Fth. II.
we nave received the following exp1snAnon q
the stT,kfrR ol nj. Couch BY rntAAn F. haoeso"
NIXON, III, which Me I1ens1onea t[!aAr: -
.MoEST ACbckss Eeo- IL.
IL To re Editor ~ the cArunsett:
nsiR: In yo1f last niShsA edlstoo VAS rafa-
rryph stating M. Cough had received boz
fsutu = druukart, IN dtspute IN WaEn nA Ea4
70 uuNl5e - 50 enEaEt To-
!. HSyinY received / ietter trpm Nj. q. Wht!e
,irce. in WINCH he sre&ks Of The msStef. aaad
tou hu account n The Impression prpdnefd ~
il val quite diGezsns fson snas received from
the nouce- . .,.. ,s.
once 10 settle my bill ! nAo NJ leo'use under
m1 arr. and p5 oyeIcoAt on 4 Eroup OF Joupg
nsa nj \ xezs se.ted IN The once; osa 1nq hsa been
dTtuk1uc cane up 10 ne ucd sAsd: Do Jou pre-
teuo tnat 700 donot ortDk = paid no Atsut.on
~ rim. vhep he ea,d: GanAlhnen, thu u2n u a
G-a bypocra,' I tAa r01nnR ae tneo sad
eToa fIanf lfauor win me IN Gaena less Inau
snIre Feere aSu,' turned. Ard, looking hln tn1
N % sne fsct, $40, .foa " = ltst;' At1sE NO
! tnsrt he ,s,d: sNn3, Gonsh, Jou knaN Jea etaal
| stth me ma asked me not 10 tell q II the1
| taN % Iou xx1nk would drink Win Aaa max
ooiS4sui ut such tA.ng - Jou 1sf Ae tnt
o!tEsne> his nss, ALd win tof1eot o. ear4e.
tsIoek us:sqtrnz my ila ssaiast NJ tssso. Y
noun ,rn Ine M crn n!ood: s:it r euh ~ tooks
HIM u ~ 3.ee : tnomsuS wan % p1De
, 1870-02-25

One OF thnGe Rceues which are 20 much en1ofed
b. Iegiziatave Azsenbues-A biutt pesscnA nItst
cation oetpeen two Distinguished neueefsm:ook
place IN The American eenate on January y. on
Tsasn,A. Nj, Tr1neuu, Of Ill!no!s, although
Republican, has throughout these q. c7ssoas ~
holding th1i her "a ID c4iIou Ct t1e FourFee3tn and
F1neeuth CONSTITUTIONAL AE4sndmen'a Annfoeo n u
themselves sufficient p!edke 1oas sas 3 To1,a ~
ex1euon Of fu1 her conditions wa1 both 1ngeseI.
ons ard impoutic- HI. B1mnes. oa IN tae g osnss sss
hard, sss oeen ID f4sor q tho tmr9 9AIon o. - ~
eIer ptq1lnirng exclEAlQ1 Hum INC ka11aSs "