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, 1870-01-23

arKrHdFILp, H., Jan. g
The convention met ii the nsna1 hoar, and. af1er
The opening p!aJe1, proceeded to business
NJ: BROWN. Of Maskac, ross 70 pEtvf!eged
question 4nd said that, as f1eze was crest d.
= nc 6 ss1 I'd sas . sa Z
puahtng my result, tast the convention adjourned
The CaA1K f1ou9at the resolution cut Of order,
and 70 decided
coxxux1cA11nxs. PETITIONS, ETC.
The following communication aud petitions
5" b. II. H. TUNER, Of stepnensou-Fson !. 4.
C1ape, OF Frteport, suggesting certain amend.
ments sto econ :, Article II, Of tho present con-
s B5 III. UNDERWOOD. ,.ot st.c1a..-From Robert
s ca bosld q ReSeats 30 Toslasd fos q oonae(
state uniVeraty: Also, 1ron I. Hen17, Of ST.
s9 s9uP{ .ssfsF 70 q III R5ssos
TIN attorneys Of Ltvngstcn CouaD. regarding tho
pIefent method Of puhlah!1g the reports oi the
BJ general consent Nj. CHURCH. Of McHenrJ.
1uonlssed report fzom tho Committee on Raiei
On he tanle dld not cauJ tho original propoH-
NJ NJ. M HAYSEt ~ of ~Wood5ord, submitted meno-
ia foT certain ettt5sns II hts oonnty. a1fing tnat
tas Btss scaas %asat e ste1fsd adopted IN h'
FHM7ut0 AND B1fDNu.
Tne Ch.!r aanounoed taas re osder Of @ eusiaem =
the Committee On Printing and binding. q
az d3Re4s q Nhsca wss A se1t II tas report
| " 9nesuou Was upon tne amendment Of
" hu1ton, Of Clinton, to the report Of the CON-
aistee. to the elect tnst tho Secretary Of siase
kAd net IT, Secretary ot The oonrt1t1on snpuld
saTS oa1 ~ eopy 70 the printer Of The journal
| ~. CAMERON, OF Cook, xoot tho door and
n4ae @ long epeech. He aid thete waa TOO much
| k11 aEu 700 nttls Nuk IN this convention Tia
Gonxeono0 h1d been EtTan cFcd1t for abt1lty, bot
y % 1ad .s,f ssaneeded ~ tn4t had been eonoedea
| OF tho tuston2taona which had conturaiiy been
made aeatna san Printing Committee 1nat oon-
natee naa 10 other fntsfeAt In Easktnx III rerof9
| than to sustain the 1Hteressa Of tae co1yenuoa,
A motion 70 ~ III. BUITDNH Anendunnt on
| the table VA 1oGt 80.
Lea7e nf Ahesaee VA g1aatea 70 Nesa1s. ua.t,
Wnkn5 vs1de'e%1tss. % z K{.51E; 5; aisa. Clark; s'so.
ex1snoG1 s 1a.13 = Fl 4Ss P1n13.,1 et Gorv+,,.. ,.
ordeIed . betcad aad distston ot tas report
Tne ft1y resolution reported Wa n to0nw1.
-keset.k Ihxt Tbs beHotaU q this eonrsutaaa b,
and he b herrby, tnet1uted to rfeoo4 u
a1tc thn }sunaa q thu eoaFtntaaa Ia ~1s ba1Aa
, 1870-01-23
GEORGIA..

General Terry ON the Qualification
of nj e9nbeFH OF tho IeKlsiAture.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. fit II undeI1topd that
the Board uf 0ncerB VII complete tic fnresuga-
ton upon the members Of the Hou1e who srn be-
fofo them so-nlght,
General Teuf, ro-d1J, sent the following reply
10 the application OF the Democratic members to
have Tho quest.oQ Of eligibility submitted 70 tho
EupreMe Court:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY D1srR1cr or GHoRatA.}
January n s
10 colona ). Z. B.pant, Chairman, 90:
em: After g1stn1 10 Jour letter Of the 1ssn
tuat- careful consideration, hAse decided thAt
ought rot to submit questions Of law which have
af1aen IN regard 10 the qralfCauona of cefs4in
memcctA eject Of tho LeHt8tatufu to the 1u4Stoes
Of the Supreme Court Of Georgia. hATe tho
highest respect for the character and Attachments
ut the gentlemen Who compose the coa1tr
and have no doubt they would en-
deATcf to give nc N Impartial opluloot
but hxve learned from several sources that they,
or IT Iea4t sone Of then1. hAve been co1sulted In
dt1lnutuy u To tne eiiEinfnIJ of neTeSA Of those
Hno4o c9ae1 hxre been investigated, and hAvo
e1yes N opinion Of facts submitted 10 tneEn.
lh1nt, therefore, tn4t, IN juzttce 70 m parties,
tte ordinary ruIe uf aw which toth1ds = JuaSs 70
dccade mon 4 matter upon which he has beeu
COMMITTED ~ counsel should Be followed hero
(Stgneds At18Ep Il. T1kHY,
Hevtt Major Gerern3 Commanding,
, 1870-01-23
ALLEGED DISTILLERY FRAUDS,
HALL u Mt11Ion OF DollnxB Inyolve4.


Fpm kAe Stss York Tribune, Jan. Il.
Warxlck Martin having n1de ar1dayits, cor
roborated bJ the at1ldAFtu Of TWO Other peiso1a
that 1gnstH Elaaky, ja11es Barke1. Levin BAN
bergef, Philip Lowenste1p, Adol2h E.aaky. and E
eenth street between Ttnth aud Ele7enth ave-
pre ha1 .a1 fE IT, On }.zs q sh
The andavts1 Inade By Martin wtre rasde on In
formation and belief; those made BY she other
Perseas asoe T taem RsTna been empeyed ia
subordinate poattou2 IN the dizunety, and having,
a. they alIeft, repeatedly run or through pipe
into building 1ea5 ~ n which rectf,tns Vas
1t alleged thas the tIl1ett running Oh Of Wnt&teJ
extended oveE pcs!od q eaF91 raentts-sepsezn.
January, February, March, 1nd ApTI, ISL.
eeaona q Mhlatey made II fne di1tiliery, q escn
1he Iate Of 8 PEI Ka3or, PAID dnt.ng .nose
months - fol1oNs: September, s1t@1 gallons,
tax H2,eoo, no taI paid; octobel, AzoD gallons,
'a1 a1, .se s;4 II. 1S u s!e fsTe%S Ss1 sd s e
asessa 9sesans seeas 9sa: ~ so ss sssa
- ~ N r pa sapsas 81 9np,s asEaz,
r. e H. H. 9s,s Il !. sssSS nS1.,n 3ss. IS
sss.,o,p p MAKING ! soss1 Of ss4t to6s.n u uapaid
tAxea for the period named, It being alleged that
Iha liquor On WHICH the tA1ea were not PAID was
mn on Into the o-called TecufJtuX houso, ind
then barreled, and banded Nth brand su,Iepti-
stoaily obtained, aitef which It xasp put upon the
market and sold.
to stve INC tacts 70 me public onul ii ths pa.
ties Were aIreated, but, through the 1ndtscretton
cf torae OF the patse4 Nho ouGnt 10 nxSe keps tne
matter secfeL gArbled abatement of hlEhiy sen.
EauonA1 and ex1avn9ant character appeared In q
uorEirg paper, and the parties Whose AZ
rest W1 sought the1eoY became aw1re Of thesr
perl. md no furthcr damage can ensue by the
publication Of the real facts It il cxtrcmeIJ
doubtful whether al tho parties charged Will be
streased and, ereu II they arc, It u d Eueation
by limitation, period q o1e1 TWO yeasa haF!ns
el4pled slrct The alleged offences were commit
ted. James Barker, ono of the persons charged
s'ouer osbo.u, and gaye +, 900 oal 70 appear fol
examination,
, 1870-01-23
nRTY-FIR6T CONGRESS.



GKkERAL n1nA1K.
ne Hoose MT, to-day, for general ttscuanon.
- L IN Committee oI the Whole. About dEtJ
4oemhG!H Mete present
on IeRnsaseo poliuca md. u to tto arAn6ing of
HI: MOORE, e nl,nol,, addres.ed the commit
tte n fsror Of tbs removal OF tue National C4pi-
~. thongn 20 90 not expect the question to be
MI. KERR spo1e Ia rev,ex Of the action Of she
Republican party, charging It with mNtdMlris-
nadoQ OF the government, and dwelling u IonFtn
Oh tho evils Of high protective 1artn 1pteYu0
rcreuue. National Ranking lAxg, and vicious cui-
Tepcy tostefed bT the National Backx-
Cd the National Capital he would. At tho proper
ting, d1et 4 resolution for the apputnt1ne1s or =
Committee to examine and report whether It w2s
Practically conAt4tent and po+alose to remove the
capital from the city Of Washington NeBk Hn
1aid he a1ked to have the seat Of government re-
Moted. BECAUSE the centre Of population fe{l
within the limits d the West, becail3e he g1esi
1oeaeua of artificial and natural hiXhwByB Kaa
!euaa mere, hnd becnuAe the great vital forrea Of
Inc nanon Aat you'd Ultimately be fourd there.
M1. AEth SPOKE 1o favor OF tie stopping Of the
sneeqen.srt et1r. and wAs1e!ul expenditures Of the
L9G 1EteoltafA and prodrttng interest, reduction
q INC tAxan, afd cxttccnou OF the Nst*ppni Bank
Gs o2se1' o2ts9 ~ tae eo1tse OF h!5 renua1ks ne
f1C ill., 11s @ II Of which ~ 900 csne
Hom pH OVID s1ate, Wa eXacteu from dis,tlerr to
pay Tot tne T7ce meter, which II RON % snd Al. /;
NIfed 70 be nstfante fAIufe; but T1ee Was :
pei Of tic former Connmuxtoner. Tnnae "a whtrh
:. 900 EEs chatRed were uAnuiaetoted ii SsiS b
hlIes, CEseqN ood Go. OF Cincinnati. -
.ss,, a. ~ selo; Of sns e.sss spoke
dfsented nom sll Auch proposition.
TEE committee Tpsc, and The uoute at 80 ad
1u1xned.
, 1870-01-23

Opernt1c-A Mother and Two Chit
dxen Perish IN q Stornl-Endiau
Thtfta and murders.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
0AA1tA. Jan. n.
The Briguot Opera Troupe have returned from
san Fraoetsco, and remain lii Mondsy 70 Ill an
engagement In the Academy Of Muktc-
Tbs vile and two children Of farmer named
Dowd, reading near ycrmiItlon CITY, Dakota,
perlshed during the storn Of Sunday night, having
lost their wHy Whila attempting 10 walk To N 3D.
jpinlpg farmhouse
Reports nom ogden stats that meetings Of
aposlate Aormons continue, and attract large
Weaiaet eoid ana cloudy. Thermometer to,
,OXAuA, Jan. 3a-The Santa Fe Pbst publishes a
colresponde1ce from Fort stanton, stating that
Leutenaut Cushing had Just returned after q
severe Indian campaign. He 6lied several
Isdtaus, and captured lsrge Number Of caste
and other stock and property:
Lieutenant {eaton, ono Of the o1ace1s Of NJ
fame expedition, was severely wounded but WILL
rtcoret.
TIE Ioas correspondent from Moranmk reports
the brutal murder OF German named Gfesfes,
y some 4e1tsaaa one o. whom WAS a'rea1ed and
4 Los Czuces1 correspondent reports that.the
Indinns had stolen lszge herds Of muleG from q
raEche- There was great excitement IN The
v1cl1tty owing to the py the Indians OF
belonging to Mexican womRn who wRs recently
murdered. The citizens Of 1os Cruces at public
meeting passed resolutions asking the temoyal o
Lieutenant Drew, the agent OF the Oportoes. The}
8I1cKe that he IL incompetent and a dFuuka5u,
Weather DRY, pleasant, and mid
, 1870-01-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

model petiodIeaI; credit to AIrcsit4n periodical
PHILADELPHIA.
, 1870-01-23

The 1nsufEcut NetEgpaPcx, and what
IN says Of The Policy OF the New
G0Fcf1ment--KIpatt Movement Of
Sioux.
TORONTO, Jan. "a despttch from Pemblns,
10th 1nst., T1a st. Cloud, Minnesota, 21st to ths
Ciobe, contains the following krt1cla 1rom the
reg iatien. The organ Of hs insurgents, publahed
1t Fo11 GARY:
bt1eny 70 denne ooE potdon. In common
Ntn tae majority ct settlements, NC re<afd
audsoo BaJ conpanyt governmanE - ohsotete
and nerer 70 be re4uicltaMo- Tho Dominion gov
ernEenr, bJ Ita criminal hundeka and Rrpas Id
tnatice ID thh people, have foteTa1 hlieuated tnem
The imperial governments 10 consider TO be TOO
fAt d1stant inietgeAtly 10 admlnhter our ana,sa.
The question at4es, then, what form OF govern-
ment Il best adapted for The deTelopemenso Of snls
United states republic onel1, to-day. That sJ1ten
Of zoye1nmeut which would beat promote oroer
and rrog1ess Ia our mldk1 and open no t1pidly =
ens dependent condition 70 VII hold ii to b our
duty to Aovocate Independence for tho people Of
RED River, n pFeaent cHte fox public ~. Our
annexation to the United EtAtea Will follow In
t,ms .na e;rs With it the advantages ths lind 20
iiLete.s slso received here 90 to chow tnss there
Il less thoH than at 1rst supposed Tor the auceess
OF Fathers ThtbAult md Deln13be1Iy'x Mi3a1oo.
The tune of the It7o Nation Seems TO be that OF the
people. The English aud Efehch hAh-h<eeds are
reported as pasAve and aequInsctns unaef Rlo u
The repurs about the Sioux moEamcnt are COZ
1tned tn every particular.
4 panty Of Canadian gentlemen from Fost GAzrJ
Eere J. II. Carpenter, Of The New York Herald. and
N1tamF, Of the St. Louis Tina, who were turned
nack from their Red River journey by the se1ere
atotn Of l1kt Saturday.
, 1870-01-23
VIVID LOCAL COM E DY,
WITH EVERYTHING NEW,

Mr. FRANK K. AIEEy - tiRSERAL NoBLK
Monday. Jan. ~ Extra Matinee. 1t AZ o'et,ck p H..
The Secret Marriage
AND
RlLRET WOMAN
, 1870-01-23

HAvAFA4 Jan. ~
Adgices from NnevltHa and Puerto Principe, to
January 49, are received. Nothing had been
heard from General Puel1A General Goynich,
With nye thousand soldiers Of all arrs. arrived at
Puerto Principe on the 1etn from gan:o Espirttu.
Alter resting his troops fen days, be again took
up the:march. His destination Is unknowu, but
he u supposed to be scslng IN combination With
puella-
Itb reported that the cholera has resppeared u
that vicinity.
One nonsn.has elapsed tince General P1e]ls
LETT the coast Tor the Interior, during which time
nothing has been heard OF him.
Il grand reception Of volunteers In Hayana and
nelghbo1hood will b held to-mo1ror, u honor ol
WM. Il. Seward.
, 1870-01-23

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 92-In the Kentucky House, =
Tetoiuten was submitted irsttuetlng the JudaclhIy
Countttee to inquire into and report upon the
e1pedlency Of 10 modifying the law regulating
gtTtug testimony In courts by 1tsson Of color,
race, Or former condition. The resolution 1t once
brought DT. Price, Of F4Je:se. 70 hls feet, With
motion to lay upon the table. ChI14mAN, Of
Wayne, who II hlitetly opposad TO negro teau-
mony, dtAned the gentleman 70 withdraw his
Of the Iouse On the questlou, but the request Has
not complied with. Finally, the motion TO post.
pcne aN acton On the subject to the qQkh Of
February prevailed. By that time It IL not I'm
probable that the matter Will be settled By Con-
gresslunal legislation.
, 1870-01-23

Oper0tfc-A Mother and Two Chit
dxen Perish IN q Stornl-Endiau
Thefta and murders.
, 1870-01-23

hookt ri - saeh d.,. p<oe+eatau m Transcribed
r. ~ e a:aHE y x = 8AfR. ESQ., 1ns punhsshna.
"a 1na ssfs fSs atscu.aou Of vestut,y WIS sub-
sts1t1si11 fnnex1ess.
ri. B4iEFS Of fsoot. des4red. vhsn nts raua
wse oajied. 70 rnnT Whss tne zos1nK va ior.:
~ - as.an. 1sanaA e3osFoo 1ae a1ss 70 ~
ads9Sea 49, s' -. -. ''.s 's'-s.''.. -, .-
Ge second resolution reported sead n iol'
-: ss:...s rs4 i. s.sss..p .. III. sss.ssaes s
t % 3 ,sxae ss e g &C.
~ s & 81 sS:sS SSfS ~, - ~. rsa.
ee!ee q - ioF eop7iae. q tae ooaass q .a1ss
9e Sess.? o. 6s3ts casSs r. fos = ns2s sAaea o.
Tas shsfd resolaiioo fepoFtod Was read, a fol.
Rsse...a ThatE I. Bs2sz, Ksa.. b.. md " i has-
fsottdn deas AID undeaeed too e1&nsl tsafaA4 from
aky Resy u faR ~ tneJ ~ 9oS II 1pe
e. 2nnNRp ,,o,,a q, ,.,n,,.6.- ~. vnts ~
M 1UAnAh n1Eta W xeolulAEs taa 1ot9 %
tao escona g pIoloA1o4 111 Msat11a HsxoH =
9oesuon o. ootk He m9oe no hetacalef polns q
9.,1z 5 = * X. rnvsntsoz ~ -. ~
-: - e1aso 3 I e. lnat IA tae ss! 2!
r. -, ~ s45t ~ ne4+11 trr1 Tcn 1srsT ns1n rnsn
tnat s9nseed @ u d 1ne fsso.anoa Tsposted M n5 fae
tne eommtftee erecommennued. % There Es1one tnioa
thss 70 va tEsd q. md INST ms q sa7ins
e1ires nd Intentions. WHIT theJ did 1as fer tas
te;s.sss' te;s.a OF tho convention md not for them
1ta:E msmesrs p.rtetpased. ....
wae Il ,hc na3euI ~ fst III nrt1H ssfs;d T. h ~
sa1s q ~ SttSans nnIii he fo9d ut that ns xss
cot e nhTs liz dsposai Of TIC patronage sd iras
r. then sn1fen,v hFscA,rn yrfr ecnrfomtrsi:
y Mg' III ANDERSON. z of Jenrtisoo, deicodod the
stcfetsT Of 5iate' He believed hin consatent
sna honest and tast ne sdn1lei1an nom stephen.
tpn Tno teo r. H. .,.t,
, 1870-01-23

m0T8NTeIN 8thtehCoH to DeNxh.
Hur1no1nH, Pa:, jan. s7.-The t3a Of Bohner
nc h ae Vs1 b de u1 dee u SSsSfshna fSss .3
depTee. Yesterday they Were botn aenteuced to
desth. o. being asted Y they had anlthlng to
ppon them, Bonner wa Guent. Vacdelhntg fe
p.ltd that ne wss not guilty. and fne. nothing oE
the mn hdef mill he EA1 RIfc1tcd In Al&QonA
, 1870-01-23
| UNCLE
| tom !
| CABIN. 4

nus usttoo n u be gtvrn Of the production ot
PEP1N a..
{Fr1t ta In Cbteasoh m entirely new Aud aftStaAl
drama It tty life. written e1pTeasy for Mis- Lota bJ
N. Hart JAek4on, Etq. ahoundinG In tnt3denta Of
most noTcl md Interesting character. New scenery
md Appropriate tnocnfnxl thronxno1 toSetnd. With
e{ undtniahs strength will conduta 10 2tccpSA-
bic uttntuetinn q Z n9ty r3es.torte1s play:
, 1870-01-23
FORE!ek.,,:
FOREIGN. ''
Santance Of :. Fine and I'M
prisonment Imposed on
. !. Roohefort. i
Proceedings In the Geunenleal
4: =, .' Council.
France
IH1 4{K1Ix At Ii GHI1ztT.

Franco
Tm s1k1x1 At Ii c1IDzc7.
PAIlc, Jan. n
About 800 troops haTe Ayztttd It La cre1zot
to prevent disorder among the wofkmen on =
Gtt1ke there
A1CHxFoET8 axNfKNCx
HenH noche1ortb rr1ai was brought to Al end
to-day. he was convicted kud sentenced to Elk
month"; imprisonment, and to pay nne OF 5000
francs. Tho sentence does not disturb htg posi-
uon ss Deputy IN tho cotpa LeEtaAtlf.
PAHts, jan. q
Tbs sentence Of Rochelort includes the dspnTa-
ton Of hts political nghts, though be resnaipa \
Deputy n tho Corps LeE1llAtiL
PAK1s, JAp. "a
|, Rnehednet Te1nscs to appeal "a TIN t.nanal he.
,rau1e the magistrates Nete not etr5t=t by uu!-
vesAai Suffrage, and the proceedings Of tho court
not Published.
/ FRIENDLY DE9FATCn.
Prince Matterricn, the Austrian Amhaasadnr.
has communicated to the French Government q
despaicn from Baron Beuss expresatng thu dez.rc
Of Anstri4 for the fftendless relations with tho
Fie1ch Cabinet.
, 1870-01-23

II says Of The Policy OF tne New
GoEcr1ment-1Ioa oatlIo m1Ycment Of
EtnmYa
, 1870-01-23

Woman IhnPF1soned for Bounty
Frauds
ALBANY, Jan. 9a.-1n the United States D1Etrsot
Court, Helen u. 6hhfes, Of Troy, NAs Sentenced
70 the Albany Ptnitsuttary to.daJ. ioz one JeAf.
,s1 h1r ,Msaduleutly receiving pcnaton money htes
, 1870-01-23

Rounc.
Romcs
FAogKEptNGa N TlX COUNCIL

FAoCKEpNGa N TIN COUNCIL
RoN1, 1&u. n
The ArchbiAhop Of Paris, On Wednesday. dellE-
cred discourse before tho RcUmeutcal Council,
full Of wisdom and moderation. he was lstened
10 with religious attention, and 1t the c1o1e con-
gratula:ea BY many Of tho fatharA
: 4 petition a2aInst the excesaea OF layIuen. who
edit religious journals, has been drawn up aud
pumerously signed BY the fatne1s.
Articles destined for tho Exposition Of Roman
Arts will be received untit the ID Of Februaty.
The exposition will be opened on the 18TH ol
February.
, 1870-01-23
EN
IOWA.


. inG-AftemPted NHlcld6s
Special Despatch 70 Tho Chicago Tribune
DAvxnroK1, 1kn. II.
Joseph Shannon, an elderly mau. hts son John,
and khe!r partner In the butchelinQ ba11nesss
named Frederick Treft5, Wcrn arrested here 10
dsJ. charged wltn passiu9 counterfeit R1eenoack9
1poa nany tAruaEts In 6cofs, Clinton, nnd kock
Island Counties. The elder Shannon and Tfe{u
czmptd. much 10 the d,scsmnture Of h,S bond6.
Eah. 1fetn and youpg Shannon werr gtye1 up
II taeu oatl, and conkl9ned TO jail Shannon, the
EE:aa. y s4ld 70 have served term each, II NeE
len tpngh cp1tomer
r.r1a x1toF He5onJ, Jour2 man, working IN g!oFe
no 4a1 zen Grains Of morphine, this morn
ts1 fax recovery.
, 1870-01-23
AGENTS WANTED.
qlqq9i:33l379 LII

To THE WQKkIEuu uuLASA-He 80 EoH ftfepa!no
to turah II tlAzeu With coust1uf er&oyMe1t It bong.
the whoe Of tho u1na Or for ths seara uor1eat Bos
usfs ntu. Light md profitable. Pe9pou q e9thI =
hona3 nun b ttvotnk thedf whalh sA 70 tke h1ltnes
Bfr ND s e41a ns.dy = Eosa = 80 M III FL T.
husuess shs nne1 r. r. ~ tf9aasts n
W{ittnx Full paitieltss, s1luahle sample a r III
do 70 eenree wozh e. ~ ~ .T fvn ia 81 f.rJ
ncT1pspes1 se1t kEes y NIL AsAaesH y
Ynu WaTf permanent, Ftpdt1Hl9 Fa1A% @a048@ n%- ~
ALLAN a CO.. AnEnsta 0afnA
, 1870-01-23

OLE BULL respectfully announces one grind concert
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. .8s 1870,
AM1atkd by the folIowIrK artists: Mis- HATTIE SAY
EoHD iee !aye!tte soEIano: VI Y ~ AAcppHiALot
tgl.hsa Fi,1ht md isSppo:eF III. xui b r. Only
departure for California
Admission. II: reserred seats 20 csntz e1tra s1ls Of
tea.s fyitl e1urneuce on "wednesday morning JA1 81,
It Hauet's Pisne Roosnl tC!otbJs Opera Houset and
tie Office Of the hall the motpns q tho coaeet
A HCkL. Business MANAGER.
, 1870-01-23
The ounkert ma Tho lnAlAns.

The QuRkert and The 1nolAns.
PuILApHrH1A, Jan. f2.-The Friends "a afefD
Executive Committee on Indian Affairs marc been
In session nert for tho past three dAJa In coiet.
eucc with Superintendent Enoah ao1&. oi -
CeLEM 8upettntenoencJ, and lett tAst ntznt toF
Waahltgtou. Their procedures hare noco III
pQT{4Lt and PRACTICAL
, 1870-01-23
CONFECTIONERY.
CANDY hERESY.

Under this caption Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher publishes In the New York
Ledger, IL which he castigates an ex-
change paper for condeuntug the use Of
Candy, and eauIting In Its diminished
consumption. Mr. Beecher expects maxi
to hear agcod wheat denounced. Indian
corn proscribed, and buckwheat cakes
put under the ban" Ha argues Justly that
good candy Ia simply good sugar, which
Il one Of the most nutritious elements Of
food; in short, hs vigorously 1epudiates
poor, adulteEated candy with poisonous
co1oring matter. He exols good candy as
healthfu1 and beneficial In every respect.
A manufacturers aud dispensers Of
confectionery, we call the attention Of the
public to Mr. Beechar's article, and avail
ourselves Of this opportunity to thank
the public tor the encouragement and nh-
e1z1 patronage given Us to peEsevere In
our purpose to manufacture only coufec-
tious Of the character Mr.. Beecher SO
elo1ueutlY pleads for.
, 1870-01-23

A1B4Fft Jan. s1-1n the Assembly vi. Little
John mtrouuced resolution directing the Sens
tors and requesting tho Representatives, ia Con-
grees to Fote lor reduction Of the compensation
tion Of mileage, and Tar the abolition Of lhe
ranking privilege.
, 1870-01-23

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-lu the Legislature
rtsoutlnn paased to-day requesting the Loui8tark
representation in ConHfeAs to use theE influence
1ga4nAs The proposed reduction q oatf on zoxa1,
statng tDar such reduction would 1esult In injury
to the planters Of this State.
, 1870-01-23

The Th0rnburE Murder Case Mt
PlYnoEth-Tho Accused Held for
Trial:
spactal Despaseh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
PLYMOUTH Ind, Jan. r.
Tne Cogpntats jury IN tho Thc1hurg murder
case gavn II thttr 7ertlct Ct 1nurdtr IN tho
4eccud degree, to-day, 1t . T. n o'counor and
CzleS were indicted foE tho murder. and bound
orer fo1 Their appestsnea toI s.al on ne 1sLn q
fhloon the murder occurred, WAS also arrested,
and hcld to Ankwer u Accc&toty to the muftey.
JheY arc Ill oct On bail 0Connos, tor 1a.0o0; ;
Cr1er, Il, ,0oo; and HAala1get A,oho.
, 1870-01-23

NnfrE&H.

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PRovpnc1, 5kn 9A-EuA 4. Pitcher rfeu1-
lneo1 tdtizens committed atctde 1kgs ntknt In con-
stqnance Of Tho failure Of 1lM TOR whom he Ind
enoptaet hugely.
, 1870-01-23

K.
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krx 14taexissd to rss{ss oEssfAe&4ss for TIE TEtD
CNE. 0t &oAn ro8sG Ill., o9<@ts 70 ftksss ndtsF-
sissz<.tx Rat1ea far a1 HKNExAFI1S or AA0ALIxEs
In nAF &HaaRs} n A& e. s. or 1H7iastAa H IL PAt-
hAe59 toxNks fvseskL
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, 1870-01-23

Great Britain
THk TINES on FREE Tf1nK.
LONDON, Jan. "a.
The 1smes, TO- dsy discusses tho French cona-
me1ciAi treaty and demonstrates therefrom tho
need OF absolute FREQ ttade.
BAKKnB NILE K1rKnITroN.
LONDON, Jan. n.
AdV1ces have been received from Bakesy erpe.
d!tiou Of discovery, up 10 the LIT Of January.
They Wete It the head waters Of tho Nile, Ill
vel.
Ik1sN LAID NE1ukx.
LONDON, Jan. ~.
The British Cabinet today agreed to adopt 4
h1ed tenure for the 1rlsh land mea6ure.
, 1870-01-23
PRICES FOR DENTISTRY

bad Gold Fllrks. ....4.,......$3 to 4
6tNer, Tn Fo- or Cement. to
AIttfti.1 Tfrth. pef RET. VERY btai1,........ Is
b. n TUWNKR. Dentist,
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-07
Inst Days PROCEEDINGS.

Mr.. J. X. Vance. from the Special
Committee on Chinese Labor read the
following report, which, after consideru-
BILE discussion. was adopted:
Your Committee are Of the opinion
that the Introduction of Chinese labor
would be Of grent benefit to a large por.
ton of South Carolina. In the lower
part of the State aud on the islands.
where rice aud long cotton is cultivated.
and where it is supposed white labor
cannot be- permanently or profitably en-
ployed, It would seem to he great
acquisition.
The Chinaman is reported to enioy
almost perfect health on the low river
lands in most unhealthy regions of
the South and South west.
Chinese labor is not an experiment,
because in Louisiana it has been tried
with great success, and very much to the
satisfaction of those who have procured
il.
1t is important. however, that this
labor should be procured from the rural
districts, since the lubor brought from
the seaport towns is likely t. be very
much demoralized, and not likely to give
satisfaction.
The Chinese laborcr has shown him
self Industrious. frugal, obedient and
attentive to tho interest of his em-
ploytr. He is. by nature. mild and
pacific. His shrewdness and wonderful
initiative powers enable him readily to
acquire the necessary information and to
perform with facility every kind OF farm
labor.
Admiral Semmes, who has had oppor-
tunity to see these people at home, says
in his most interesting work-''Ssrvice
Afoat" ''the Chinaman is born to
industry;" that "he is the cheapest pro.
ducer on the face of the earth, because
his habits are simple and frugal" The
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-07

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