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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

In Duty BOUND. A Novel BY the author Of
Mark Warren" "A Brave Life" &c. New
York: Harper & Brothers. Chicago: West.
ern News Company.
1t IL one of the prettest stories we ever read
A hard hearted, rich old fellow discards a favor.
lite daughter for marrying poor artist. The
novelist gives us a picture of tho base and hol.
hearted material of which the upper cir
Gle is composed which the old carmudreon
holds in such esteem, and brings him sufficient.
ly in contact with It to reconcile him to his
daughters choice.
THE BIBLE ARGUMENT AGAINST WoMEN-stat-
ed and answered from Bible stand point. BY
A. j. Grover, of Esrlvlle
neatly printed pamphlet OF % pages, deemed
OF sufficient importance to be published by the
Executive Committee OF the Cook County
Woman's Suffrage Association The argument
is, that although both the new and old testa.
nent regard woman as the inferior OF man. no
nation Of the Christian world recognizes the
scriptural injunctions in regard to woman in its
statutes; why, therefore, not admit woman to
suffrage, which in scripture is nowhere forbid.
den The style Is roicking and pleasant, but
smacks little too much levi.y tor refined taste.
Coon HEALTH. A Journal of Physical ard
Mental Culture. Alexander Moore, Publish.
er, II Breokfeld IT., Boston. Western News
Co.. Chicago $500 a year.
The December number is filled, as usual. with
! highly interesting and valuable matter. 1t is
one OF the best publications of its kind
TtIp nt
Philadelphia: A. Winch, sos Chestnut street.
Price 20 ots
Probably about such an Almanac AS Ben
Franklin would get up if he were in business at
this enlightened day. 1t is a neat book of Is
page., filed, besides the usual astronomical Ca
bles, with vast amount Of statistical informa.
ton.
TIE ALDINE Press A Topographic Art Jour.
nal New York: Sutton, Browne IL Co.
Monthly, at 81 year
To say nothing of it's rich and varied conten Is,
the Aldine Press, as an illustration of the per.
fection attained in the art of printing, is an
achievement no less beautiful than it ia remark
able.
THE WARDEN AND BARCuEsTER TOWERS. By
Anthouy Arollope, author OF 1.-The Vicar OF
Bullhamptou," "Cau You Forgive Her ?" &c
New York: Harper & Bro; Chicago: West.
ern News Company.
Tho fame of Anthony Trollope, a. one of the
most briian. novslists Of the day, is so general.
ly recognised that the announcement Of new
novel from his pen is sufficient guarantee that
it is something worth reading. The Warden,
&c. is indeed delightful story, written with O
strong leaning in favor Of the good, old conserv.
alive ways Of the English Church and with a
wholesome disgust OF the modern efforts to pu.
ritanise il. The book abounds in splendid do.
lincations of character, and is pervaded by q
high moral tone.
VicK's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. James Wick
Rochester, N. Y.
The Catalogue ia much moro than mere I'D.
'ertisins pamphlet. 1t 10 On illustrated Gaia
logue OF all the choicest riches Of the floral king
dom, with full practical directions in their cul
tivation. Tho illustrations number over 800
and are in tbs hixhes style Of the wood cut art
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

unlere Bauern bant In fur3er Belt belet<
tsntt,, odB % ttSsFtss S7S attstss ~ 4
Sd r,ge eNa,ssJJlsatatle
ltsests 6ltnSspisaalsse u a'sSsaSosi4s
@eifenblaleifsa gusq .t %
ST dber, ba8 an9en1ef1le prinjip, msls
DIES Der Tarifffd8e IT. @runbe lie9t go
>ttauuF fef9efeQt 1e:rttdtett mir u,,s f1r Sas.
Syfem etnasS8FsD ifferen3iaIl IL
3plles,stola0enl 1iii@b 6ant, ale &peites;
:ren Gin3albeiten fir Musfdbuns bieltsl
:SYfemsA duf, benz @est'' praftif@er Sc
!itbsebun9gauf refine @eladhsfraeen 3u>
rid mbreff. W-Es. .tsi$ "a ~ r. asg1ERz rs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Die Reoe bts @errn Douueup.

Sn {einer &sbe an, 90. &ueult ertldrt
Ser DpnneQH, baB Ct ii@ INN fein Mmt
bepirbt, ftin &mt ertpartet nod p0n1&t
bag i'm absr BAG &e@t 3u]tebe Ieinen
"a ufrt@ti en- u'eber3eu 9un<
ee n"sMusprud al perleiber,. .
@ir ,polen 6errn Denneuy 'bieS oerr,
8lauben> balten ibn1ubtr aud bei ieinem
@prt, bab es ism aur um bic ~~lleber>
3eusuns" uno sni&t ,um etn ~@mr
3u tbun it,. 'n... ..,.,',
Der &epner felt nun bic 8ebauptun9
auf paB IN BET republifanti@en partet
Gin &f 3miiden uS@ub3uQ" unb
uBretbanoel" beftebe." n
@ir fSnnen @rn. Donnely ni@t bur@
ale pbalen feiner laneert &eoe fpl9en>
uno woQen nur einiee Der 6auptpuufte
berDprbeben um gu ;etsen bab Der &erner
tn ieiner eisenen 8eweisfubrung fi@ bic
9rSbten @ioeripru@e su @9ulcen fou=
men ldBt.
@ir bebaupten cab bic republifam19e
Yartei als }ol@e bic GariF<Graae rie>
mails gu elmer partetfr 4 { eema9t
bat unb baB ,Deu1ofraten I'M @puareb,
rel9e Gabrif Ditrifte r%eprdientiren jerer
3eit eegen Gfetbanbel unp su Gum
ften zines boben S@ub3otes rparen. 80
Mit etnem @ort bic &artffruse .rar
bis jest n|u!rr, cine lotale Grase.
Na9oeta' ber ,&rieg beenett -unb bic
Brasen iiber &eccnfruftton unp ause<
meines Stimmre9t sel5f maren, tpar es
s8art aatlrlt@ baB Sag Soil, babStaatsz
,a1dnaer> bae bic parteien tbre~ Mufmertz
tat1tttt ,auaf, fnansieus BGra9en uno bic
ban1it tnnis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Earif
Sra9e rt@teten. 8as bat sulteoie re-
putlAantfae partet ioirtit ishitirGrase
9etbdn ? Sa,EaQtn srrepuNttantI4enf @pn>
peutionenf fat nd eiep1rtetaang0 unfen
elmer &eptle1 Der EariF @etbe far nie<
brtse' 3bQe unb @lei&ftrmiateit Der
s@teuer, bur@ bassrsaujea 9anbI ausgf,
lprc9en. s...s. e !. 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Mn un1ere Mpnnenten.

@ir babtn tpdbrtnb pes 1~er9an9enen
@pmmerS an feinen Garn1er uno itlbit
nur an rueniee 8ewobner von 2anp.
1tdbten &e@nunsen 9elanbt, neil ,ptr
mi6en> baB es Rem meifen 2anbbewub>.
,1errt' unpa6enb 1T in bieler Sabre63ett 3u
sablen, bod jebt no bic Grnte ein9ebeimf
unb Der @erfauf Der Yroputte anfdn9t,
alauben aud mir uns bere@ti9t unlere
@Inner au bitten ben &e@nun9e1 bic
mir ibnen mdbreno leBter unp bte1er
@p9e suse3anpt re@t balo ibre %uf=
merfIamfeit gu l&enfen unb uns bic
@reenbodS 3u3ulenben.
@ir perben BON ieBt AT ieoen Monat
unlerf Ba9er nad1eben unb &len bic
Elm 9au3es Sabr uno oarQ<
Der 16ulptB fnp &e@nun9 ;~uienpen.
Dir bitten re G%mpfan9er, iobalo ais
r1S9li6 3u beridtt9en. @ir baben bie>
fen Ylan auf @unl@ vieler unierer
Mpnnenten .apoptirt unp wpuen boffen,
po6 er BON MIem gut ouf9enomtaen miro.
ST tpirr, >uenn 9etreulid aus9efabrt Can
urs ieQ eS nidt ftblen) spef be(onoers
quite @irfun9en boben> ndmli@ eritenS
pie> bab fein Mbpnnent obne e6 gu merten
tiefer alS fir tin Sabr in S@ulo 8era>
tben fam uno' ;peitens, paB wir nt9t
INNER nit leeren Ta19en Dor Tau>
1enoe sdbleneen Bu9>@entp'6 fBen,
mu7en uno uns aus puret @er3meiFune
binter ben Stren fraBsn, wei! mir bel ali
ben Mu6fdncen riht >pi1en, 100 ,baS
@elo' fir BE Yapterre@nuue ber3u>
nebmen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
DunnerfaA ben 1. @eptember 1870.
@n unltre Abonnenten.

Da @ele su benjenieen &rtiteln ee>
b5rt bic ber Druder inner brau@t e6
uns aber ni@t m59li@ II, bi .jeben,
Monnenteu in perien puraulpre@en, 70
baben mir fol9ente 9errer ermd@ti8t
@elter fir uns IN Gupfans 3u tnebnaert.,
MIe Qutttua8en mtrpea BON bteler
9ffce brett aus9efeQt unb f5nnen9bo'1>
1,enten, bic an etnen Der ~na@benar1tetl
M9enten 3ablen, bteielbe na& u%rtSebettoer
Yplt BEL benz elben In GnapfaaB aebn'er.
Minneapslis - u. a%noblau@.
Stem tlm ST. Gorfer
@tiQwater 6. Ratttnbure. 1N&
@tnpna - D'm. &eub.:.safJ} n14 arl.
&ebwins 6. 6. Snitb.H N9nils1n-
5enberlon Adam 3 I'D. 20 dIf
Gbaeta -G. SPIES.
Carer 50 nj. @liti&tG =. =.
SaRines - pfetftr
Mantatp - s. $. 5artmam.
@t. Ytter % 1T. g @immeL.
gpung Mm,eriea -@ebr.. y de + N a II II.
@acpnfa -sobn 8tBrtnfelh
Garfbault- g. G1tdtnReim ="
9ut9inlen g. 8Ia1ing.
@abalbatp - 9 80. q. 2ayes.
&eebs Qanbina - e. 9annemann unb
M. % atteri9.
ct. Gleub - 81. g @Snema.n. 4
Dbttlins 8. 8o6barh
SFp- Spbn 3e&tmam
@akrtppn -9ouis Raul@.
&sdfu.b -Subn 2ubtf&tr
@s@eRtr -@ep. BaibIy. -
Sanb GreA-@.@ tbrins.
Sc .Sueur s.. 6. Maae.
grsntenae s.. @&neiber.
Hastn Stnam 6, &e&.
BeQe Wlains IS. @tbatk,
s>vatrts @eunb Sofa @rSt1&.
Dulutb -5ermann Sspals.
Glairmpnt &c. Butbrine.
D.HelsiQe -wbtL DreneL u
0Ssrlt's Corner - 6. Yppptb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

SIT BITE Yartet bferbet fteben aeblieben ?
|ggsstlh. DuiiGtStiaf88ftslBj s wei ~ B wv wv Nv
az, spestqetss wv ssfa eNtaliseer yo'n
( oenf MalsNn p1 0ladf9t auf bic
Eartf TraSe, nsl&4Ie III II 1868 benz 8elts
ni6t spprlag, sepdblt tpurben bat faftli9
|: -T4SS1llssau@ Ser Dpnneup iglhf ,lnDiebt
8 --s33sSale tnb eGteutr, jiinnaa 9ettaak Yorl
F$75,0OO,0 900 beruater 8eieBt. gDdis 1T
nun bic Steuun9 Ter republtfanii9en
partet als iol@e?
y llnitrt Yoftion fam In fol8enpt8 crte
auiammen eefabt merbr1 : Dtt Steutrr
(oatl, auf Ginfubr SMrtittl 9ele9t tperoen
uub {oQ Der IarifEttn elmer @eile atasi
BURT &perten I'M, ben l1nter1@ieb be8 Mr>
b~eitslobnes bier unp In England aus>
3uBlei&en, ODER NIT anberen Worten, ,pir
p~erlan8en Diftren3tal>3 SQe. .
!9err DonntlIY fa9t unS ba6 biessau@
letne pofttton fei; uno penro@
e. Jul es8lei@er Set tbae BAG
Gretbu nbel8. Yrin3tp bas ALIEN
rt@ti8e 1ef. ST ties ri9t Elm @iper<,
ipru@? pber 8!aubt SEER Donneuy baS
@olf bau1it tdui9en 3u tpnnen, tab Ct
tn, @esenfaB gu tinen, 5oben S&ubsou
'(high tariff einen nieerisen 1arif &pel>
der auff DiferenIial I3bae 'bafrt 1T;
uno' vG~reibanbtl" IN Tin 'innb bielelbe
@atteorit feut unb auf' rtefe Meile ,ur
nit lreren' Ybraftn fpitlt:] s'1:s =.
f. SER DonntQD't III ieoo@ 1nien,alS I'm,
cine Nntport Yerle9en, uno erfldrt nun
Der eritauntens Welt ,paS er unter Off
f~erenSiol 3oQs peritebt. s
@ir ml6en bier no9malS pprauS<
{afden, paB Ser, Dpnneuy uu1 bieien
ionoerbaren Bepei6 IN fibren 1i9 be-
lenbers barauf ftlbt bab bic SnouRrte
pes 2anoes ~S@uB" erforoert uno 1u@t
ct bies our@ mebrere Beilpiele ;u erleu<
tern.
st nimmt ). 8. an baB bel elmer par<.|
tie baummp4ener @aaren, tpel9e npr
England importirt ,peroen fplsenbe @pez
len tere@net >perrea:
= a " ~ -EF"-T- -.y+t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

f~Sb@, WV 4
Der duserfe re9te Glisel bteier beiben
@olonnen ffiibt fi@ auf NancY. g..
Dte6 mare in 9eordn9ter &lr3e cine
8ei&retbuns Der ppitionen Der peutf&en
Mrnee. ">'' ~ /
r1eber bic fransBfi&e Mrrnt,,ese uno berenI
pp1ittpn 'bemerter mir, eaB Der 9rSBere
Gbeil~ Don Ba3atne's Mrn1ee in Meb
i}ebt unp l9efnt IS sic sltG&t ~ {ein,
f6 bofelblt fetieBen 3u ,ppllen, "a Baz
game oen8efebl erbalten Bat Die Mueen>
uerfe Der Ge(tun9 inter @a6er III |eben.
@enn bic fran3.. 8eri9te. 0lautmdrbig
inb, 70 1T >pent9ftens eli E6eil BON Ba<
Gaines &ruaee 1t. cine poftion 3mii@en
Stain une BrieY Yoreesan9en McNla<
bon, melaer ra@ lebten Beriaten tueni9<
fen6a deine Mrmee BON 100000 Mann
bat, per1u&t,i Mer. MoutueoY cine Ser.
sbinoun9. NIT 8asaine 3u ler3telen,. tpuroe
aber nod 4etten Bert&tnsbet@ tenay III
tinem@ eft@t,eel@lasen a1nb, tpispi@ptr<
LID TN s9tenbe fetn, bic Qi1ie: 3wif4en'
Ebtonpt4e anbp Mlebs 81 burdbredep.
ri Giue sArpee2lrntee, wel@e iNl part8 for,>
E3enbtrt M,5tefnbet, nd suater sbem Dber<
Ebefebayeu Gen. Gre&u.asH d
70 Den Dpe(aM .bfr ltbtfn spei EaQe
|fNtaebmea spir nod Gol0enpes ;
SNabburgs piirpdemn Aro6em Grfola
b~pu1baroirt bic GitaeeQe if fart be-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
Bad Oystar storH.


Scene---An oyster cellar Enter Frenchman
'Seir, you keep re raw oystairr
~ OpeneF-sYes, sir; fine, fat Prince Bay
FhsnchmdN-'Tre ben, will eat some raw
soystair,
The man opens fine raw one, and puts II
on,a plate before the Frenchthan, who eyes 1t
{ for some time, then says
Monsieur, you call this good oystairT
Yes sir prime
The Frenceman swallowsit (the first he ever
afe,) opens his eyes and puts his hands on his
-bread-basket, and 'Bl-a-up, up comes the oys-
ter on the plate.
ssacretami bv gar, Eat Is no good oystair
You don't put on salt and pepper, sir
oh, pardonz me- Puts on salt and pepper,
and swallows one.
,- 'Bla-upr up 1t comes again.
Now you tell me that eystair goodY
Why, sir, you must use vinegar.
=. oh hf oui, certainmentl be gar oui, and
swallows the same again.
'Bl-a-upp and up il comes again on the
Jnst then a gentleman enters. Give me a
dozen raw.
-iI The Frencbman turns TO him 'Ah, my
friend, you eat ze raw oystair|
of course
6 You call Eat &c raw oystairg'
Yes; fine fat one
Ia, ha; tink is Eat good oystair, suppose
you eat him. tl
With pleasure, sir and the gentleman gave
il dart of pepper and salt and bolted IT,
The Mortified opener stood aghast He did
not mind saving Frenchman, but an old
customer was another thing.
. The Frenchman turned on his heel-My
friend, zat may be a good oystair, but did not
like him-I swallow zat oystair three times
'Bl-a-upr and up came the oyster, and the
Frenchman danced with delight.
'Ah monseurl bad oystair, ccrtainment
The gentleman, speechless with horror ran
TO the brandy decanter, swallowed about half,
and mizzled.
\ The Frenchman followed, rcmarking, Eat
tam bad oystair'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

A VERY DESIRABLE REAL ES-
TATE, situated on the North Ridge road. ~ miles
two story House. very oonseRenty arranged and bean
timiiy located 6ood barn and out ho1ses. all In ex
which is already In vineyard Of the saeabe yare-
ties oi grapes mostly Delewere, and much more In
coming 70 bearing, and all easily titled and ia .
high slate ofcultivaon. Terms made easy. for iur-
Of the subscribey on the premises.
AshtabulA. Aug. IS 1870. et-iO.7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
He is Prepared to, & is Selling Cheape
Undertaking.

also keep constantly hand large assortment Of
ready made Coffns. Rose Wood imitation. Black Walnut
and Imitation Of Black Walnut. all of which can trim
In two hours notice. In any style requested equal any
city also have a splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for
GRAVE CLoTHEs-A new feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture rather to the I'm
dertakerz department of itOne that cannot fail to
mend itself To the community and will show the dispo
stiOn Of the proprietor to make his establishment
perfect may be II will 20 fur to relieve the work and
bustlc incidental to- and repugnant In OF be
of preparing the remains OF the departed
burial This consists IN keeping cand and ready
immediate use, stock Of graveclethes. variety OF
srouds for both male and female, made up with much
taste aud appropriateness various In price, and both
black and white materials. single order for coffin
NAV, therefore. embrace the habiments of the dead
and thus the friends of the deceased In the midst
Of grief from much that particularly dlsagreeabe
and ncongruous In the way Of preparation for the
JOHN DUCRO
Ashtabula Ohio Jan. 1st.. 1870. 1852 If
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
Homestead for Sale.

4 HE Homestead Of the subscriber Is offered
Tor sale on favorable terms, situated In the township OF
nsyDrook, hall mile east OF the POrtOficc, the ",
iudge. consisting OF good frame DIV eng, Carriage
barn, urainery aud other out buildings and Ave acres
OF good land well stocked with fruit and good water.
Time VIII be given, II desired half of the pur-
chase money and possession given immediately,
j. W. SlMM
hybrook, sept. 2, 1sSn. ~,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

l.. BREMER. Life, Letters and Posthumous Works
Of Fredrika Bremer Edited by her sister, Charlotte
low In one vol, crown Syo. Cloth, g..
We have quoted so much from this charming volume
that we have room for further quotations, but is
book be read.m- RGan,iaer, London 'I7 'T7ia,-7-
''The double biography is delightful chiefly because
shows Fredrika IN the bosom Of her family from ear
her mind. "-Phiiadelphia Press ~, .,' -
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SOLD FOR CASE

at Prices Cheaper than known since before the "late
onpeasantness II. L.. MORRISON.
Ashtabula, April 2sth, 1870.
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HOWARD sAKlrARY AID Ass0cIATI0N,

TOR the Relief and Cure of the Erring
and unforlnnAte, o. Prineiplss Of christian Phil
Essays ON the Rrrors OF Youth. ana the
Eofliee 81 Age, In relation TO MARhIAeE and SOCIAL
kvns with sanltAiy aid for the eicted Sent free In
Boz p. Phiiadeiphia, Pa iy.lVTT'
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HURD & HOUGHTON'S
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THE ELGIN AND WALTHAM.

HE best American Watches made, In every va.
aiey OF style and weight Of coin silver and solid gold
cases, extremely cheap. Silver and Gold imported
Watches, cheaper than ever. Viz
Coin Silver, Gents, Hunting Case .. ala OO
Ladies', Solid Gold Hunting Case e,,,..........3 35 UD
Reliable time pieces and fashionable cases Solid Gold
Jewelry and Chains, Of our own manufacture positively
half the usual rates Diamonds Of the finest qualities
In the choicest settings Diamond Engagement Rings
speciality. some as low $500.
ANY Emblem, Sign, or Badge of any society In the
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that you have failed 10 get elsewhere send and We
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Communion Sets furnished TO Churches.
The Editor Of the Christian Advocate the organ of the
Methodist Church, says: we invite special attention
10 the advertisement OF Mr.. + j. Narh Assurances
there given are worthy OF the fullest confidence The
goode sen. In supplying orders will be OF The genuine
MATERIAL
Extra Inducements to clubs wanting pieces Of fJcwery
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-21

. Besides, If this protection idea fails,
what becomes of the whaling adventures
of New Bedford and Nantucket Where
is the Nantucket member daughter. }
The yery whales themselves will blub-
Der no more over their lost lights.
Oaughter.) The heroes of the harpoon
will become lost in the twilight of ro-
nance, unless the gentleman from Penn
sylyania draws the curtain of protection
over the impudent, heavenly competi-
tor2
Again, what would become of the gid
ings. bronzes. CRYSTALS, lamps in the spa
cious saloons of the rich9 Why not close
the lighted dome of this capitol? Why
allow these stately escutcheOns above us
to be Illuminated with sunlight? As they
are framed in Pennsylvania iron and pic
tured on Pittsburg glass, let them be lit
eternally with gas from Pennsylvania
coal Down deep in the galleries of the
SchuyIkiIl mines there is but partial en-
ployment because of this solar radiance
Why not build an Opaque roof ribbed with
steel over the land, regardless OF expense
-Qaughter)-tha every coal-bank and
mine may furnish material for an Ameri-
can made gas-retorts
And then there is the manufacture of
matches! Is that business to be forever
discouraged by the SUM- Shall the light
ing of cigars alone furnish daily liyeli-
hood for the maker of locofocos! For
bid it, almighty Congressl Let employ
ment be increased! Let labor thrive
Down with the SUM- Up with night
81 reject" says the Pennsylvania mem
Der, f'the gratuities of nature; l reject
natural wealth itself when its production
is cheap. l repeal all foreign product,
even raw material like pig iron and coal,
because they approximate to gratuitous
giftsl l exclude, on the same logic,
everything foreign which is cheapest, that
we may enjoy the luxury of making our
own commodities with increased cost of
production and increased fervor of patriot
ism!" So say all the delegation from
Mr.. Haldeman-I beg the gentleman
from New York will not be SO general.
am not to be included.
Mr.. CpN-I am happy to except the
gentleman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-21
United states Court.
The following cases were before Chi
Court yesterday:
Dyer VS. Mayor and City Council.

The following cases were before this
Court yesterday:
Dyer VS. Mayor and City Council
Thomas VS. same
Peter Sexton VS. same, and same VS.
same, defendants.
Crave Oyer of the written instruments
and three days given in which to plead.
United States VS. caddies and nine and
half boxes of tobacco.
And same VS. six caddies, and five hall
boxes of tobacco, condemned as forfeited.
United States VS. l. Simms and others
Judgment for plaintiff.
United States VS. James P Priestly and
others, dismissed as to Priestly only.
United States VS. George M Stewart and
others, dismissed as to all except Benia-
min Richardson.
In several instances f0rfeitures were
taken against witnesses who failed to
appear.
United States VS.. A. L. Dennison, in
dicted for extortiOn, nolle pros.
United States VS.. Joseph Sorrells, illicit
distilling, death suggested and suit abated.
United States VS.. Stanley Evans, forfeit
ure against defendant and A. s. Colyar, Sc
curity, for nnn-appearance.
United states VS.. hlcharu Porter, Illicit
distilling, nolle pros
Same VS.. John Mills, same offsnse, YER
dict guilty, and fined $50, and sent to jail
till ten o'clock this morning.
Same VS.. w. p. Ford, illicit distilling,
forfeiture against defendant and Isbell &
Casey, securities.
Three cases VS.. W. S. Evans, illicit dis
tilling, forfeiture against defendant and A.
S. Colyar, security, for nor-appearance.
Same VS.. Richard and Stuhblefeld, noIle
pros.
Same VS.. VIM. Allen, illicit distilling,
death suggested and suit abated
United States, VS.. Matthew Jones, illicit
distilling, not guilty.
United States VS.. Melhope and Williams
illicit distilling, dismissed as TO Melhope.
Same VS. II. II. Hitchcock, nolle pros.