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Washington News.

nays 151.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-.Prince
Arthur will go no farther South now, but
it is probable he will visit the South be.
fore returning to Europe.
In the Senate, Mr.. Robertson present.
ed huge bill, removing individual dis.
abilities. The Election Committee re.
ported against Porter, on account oi
alleged bad record for loyalty; Segar, on
account of doubtful legality OF Repre-
sentative at large; Booker and McKenzie,
on account OF seats being contested,
were retained by the Committee for fur.
ther consideration; the balance of the
delegation were admitted upon tho usual
oaths. The Virginia Senators are not
here; therefore, no action regarding
crossed and is now in the Senate waiting
Colfax's signature. Immediately upon
its return, it will go to the President
In the Senate, the morning hour was
occupied with the California whiskey
seizures No action. Shermans cur
rency and gold note bill was resumed.
Sumner called for the reading of his bill
and offered it as q substitute. Sherman
retorted that Summers was q funding
bill and of no pertinence to the matter
under consideration. The matter pro.
posed by Sumner was now under con-
sideration by the Finance Committee.
The discussion continued to adjourn.
ment.
In the House, bill dedicating the
agricultural lands Of California to home
stead and pre-emption purposes, was
passed. The Secretary of War asked
about the condition Of the Nashville aud
Decatur Railroad Company. A bill Civ
ing General Movers widow pension of
fifty dollars per month, meeting with
objection, was withdrawn.
The Darien Canal Survey Expedition
will be paid from the appropriation of
1000 made in 1866.
The House voted 1O3 to 73 that neither
claimant of the Fourth South Carolina
District seat was entitled to admission {;
but, after much confusion and some ex-
citement, the whole matter was tabled
and recommitted to the Elections Com
mittee for examination on it's merits.
internal revenue receipts to day SG43.
600; coin in the Treasury S54, COO, 600:
coin certificates $50, 900, 900; currency
S5.OJ0,O00. The debt statement will
show but slight decrease.
No more fifty cents fra ctional cur
rency will be issued, on account of the
numerous coanterfeits in existence. The
Treasury officers are preparing for a new
design.
The Government sells 81, 900, 900 in
coin tomorrow, and 81 ZOO, 900 worth of
bonds Thursday.
The Virginia Senators will be sworn in
upon the receipt of the Presidents ap-
proval of the bill, unless some Senator
objects, Of which there is no present
prospect.
The Committee on Elections will hear
Segar tomorrow, on his claim to seat
as Representative from Virginia at large.
To-day, in the case of Wallace rs.
Simpson, the action Of the House indi-
Gated clearly its determination to refuse
seats to the minority candidates, where
majority candidates are ineligible This
is the first time the House has snubbed
its Election Committee. They reported
in favor of Wallace. Simpson could not
take the oath. It is expected that the
President will inform Congress early to-
morrow OF his approval of the Virginia
bill.
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Notice

faN:!E undersigned gives notice mat ia viii
Il apply 70 Hon. William Huteon Wisg.
Judge Of Probate. at his Office in Columbia,
a: 10 O'Clock. on 3lst January, 1870. for final
discharge as Executor Of Priscilla Thompson.
deceased ". Il BROWN. Executor
Dec q +I2
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German Ca.tlepow

OCI HUH CdkLlC GUWUEE
NGsyA FOR the cure and prcvemtion O: !
THSESM diseases to which Oxen. Milci,
-.G4n4- Cows, Sheep and Hogs are subject
Farmers, Drovers and others will find this a.,
excellent Medicine, and none should be without
i. 1t rurities tie blood, Carries off ai! gross
humo-s. and thus prevents disease /. inl-
proves their appearance and condition When
cattle are oppressed with heat, fatigue auL in
low spirits, few doses will restore them. For
Mich Cows. it IS an Invaluable powder when
calving; it Increases the quantity and richness
OF the milk aud improves their worth To
have good cattlc, take care OF them. This
Powder is for sale only at the Drug Store of
Dec 10 I FISHER & HEINITSH
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T11IsEseAR APHEC
Foreign News.

PARIS, January 25.-The strike at
LaCreuzot hns ended.
MADRID, January 25.-The vote in
Cortes, excluding the Bourbons forever
from the throne, was rejected-yeas 68;
nays 151.
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Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of
the South Carolina Railroad Com
2any. and ofthe South YES stern Rail.
-Oad Bank,
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Domestic News.


RICHMOND, Va, January 25.-A salute
of 100 guns was fired in the park. at
noon, in honor OF the admission OF the
State. About 5000 persons were pre-
sent, two thirds of whom were colored.
National flags were raised on the Custom
House and Capitol. Governor Walker
spoke few moments, congratulating the
people on the admission, and predicting
glorious future for Virginia A colored
conservative and y number of colorcd
republicans made political speeches,
the burden Of the latter being that if
Virginia did not follow the spirit of the
reconstru ction Acts, she would be put
back as territory.
Jeter Phillips, who was to have been
hung to-day, for the murder of his wife,
was respited till February %. This is
the ninth respite the prisoner has had
his case having been taken ont of the
hands of the State authorities under the
reconstruction laws.
Gov. Walker has committed to impri.
sonment. for life, the sentence of David
Crawford, colored, condemned to death
for committing rape on a white girl.
CHARLEsToN, January 25.-Arrived-
steamer Manhattan, New York; bries
Pere Andaz, Cardenas; Pnjaro, Mayag-
nez; schooner \. Hayley, Key West.
Sailed-steamer Charleston, New York !;
barks Yumuni, LIVERPOOL; Hombersund,
Bremen; r. B. Walker, New York; brigs
VIM. Creerey, New York; Mary Stewart,
Cuba; schooners T. D. Wilder and John
johnson, Wilmington, n. G.
Bill Childs, notorious bushwhacker
during the war, and known since as n
desperate outlaw, was found hanging in
his mothers barn II few days ago, in La
fayette County, Missouri Whether ne
died by his own hand or by aid of regu-
lators is not known, but the community
are satisfied with the result
1t is dangerous even to strike a match
IN Texas. a man went into the room of
his brother-in-law at Texas hotel, and
struck a match, when the man in bed
mistook the noise for the cooking of a
pistol, and shot his relative dead.
Marcus Cain, from Johns Island, fell
from his boat in Cooper River, on
Wednesday last, and was drowned before
assistance could be rendered.
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Large Assortment

Large Assortment
hC Ladies' and Gents ne GOLD WATCHES
~ and CHAINS. tor sale at
ISAAC SCLZBACHER'S,
Columbia Hotel Row
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ihe Finest. Assoctu
Hoes. Stee! and Iron

roo Dozen DOE; Brads's cnow* HOES, as
10000 los. Eng si;ah pL)w STEEL, assorted
sizes.
10000 lbs. Geau;ue SW3iES IRON, a,sor,-
ed s:zes
Ihe aboya are .: 1irAct importation tcon
Stockholm, birmingham and Sheffield. and
are, therefore, ot superior Qualities to NORTH,
erh limitations. y. x =. Il. AGNEW
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y.S.. SsA T.5sy ricyI; = T!F. LII
a5 ~ {risL ,fss,, 81, NJ
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large Assortment

large Assortment
nF uew STYLES Ladies Half SETS. some
" :h;uG elegant, at
ISAAC SCLZBACHEp'S,
Columbia Hotel Row
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AuCt1on @alea.

Auction @@le9.
Mules ana Horses
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS "wednesday MORNING, Goth instant.
at lo O'clock, In front of our Auction Room
hne young well-brokep MULES
well broken Draft HORSES
=: ne ne aSove soIo for no fault, the owner lsav.
ing the State. Conditions cash Sale positive.
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, DC
BY d. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
TOMORROW MORNING, THURSDAY. CYL,
instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our
Auction Room, without reserve,
Gases Mems and Boys BOOTS and SHOEa
Brogans and Caters.
Cases women's Brogans and BalmoraIs.
- cases and Cartoons Ladies' Caters and
Cases and Cartoons Misses Slippers. Gait.
pretty assortment of Fashionable Bon
nets and Sun-downs, some very neat and eI-
tremely tasty. The above goods must bo
closed, and bargains may positively be expect
gu. 0oholtions each. Jsn26
Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS wednesday, MORNING. Januarv "a AZ
~ o ciockl at my Auction Room. commeno-
ing with Groceries, as follows.
barrels Bakers Flour.
Kits Mountain Butter
Kits Extra Lard
Boxes Family Soap.
Boxes Adamantipe Cani;es
Boxes Extra Starch
Boxes Canned Tomatoes.
Boxes Mason's Backing,
Boxes French imported Pipes
Casks London Porter,
IA Coils Bail Rope,
Bacon, Hams, &C &c,
Crockery, Glassware, &c,
sra Granlte Dishes, Sugars, Creams, Pitchers,
soap Pcooxes, Ice Cream Saucers, Soda, Beer
and Plain Tumblers, Looking Glasses, Stand
Lamps, Refectors, Comet Burners, Caster
CLOTHING.
,, loC Blue Cloth Military Coats, Dress and
Erock Coats, business Coats, Pants and Tests.
in variety, Hickory and Fancy Shirts. &c.
furniture, consisting OF q general variety
Jan 26
Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro.
Perty for Sale.
STATE or SOUTH CARoL1sA---IN THE Como,
PLEAS, LEXINGTON.
Catharine Sawyer and others, rs. Deborah
Sawyer and others.
lDl RSCANT to the order of the Court in
Il this case, will proceed to sell, before the
Court House of Lexington County, within legal
hours Oh the first MONDAY in February
The LAND and MILLS of George sawvsr
deceaaed, situate in Lexington County. on
Cedar Greek adjoining lands of James D
Jones. William Scofield, James Dunbar and
Others, a9d known on the plat of ". E. Saw.
yer; yer; dated and filed in this case February s,
1867. by the letters A and c, and B. IL will
6e sold in two parcels, Cedar Creek to be the
line; tracts a and G to be one parcel, contain
ing o.425 acres, moro or less, on the West aide
OF Cedar Creek; the other parcel, and B, con.
tanning l,8!5 acres, more or less, on the East
side OF Cedar Creek-the purchase, of each
paroei to have equal mill privileges, respect
mi
damming the said Cedar Greek, and using the
waters thereof for mill and manufacturing
purposes. One-halt acre for the family burial
ground. excepted on the Western parcel.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-ha half cash; the balance
on credit OF one and two years, in equal in.
stalments, 10 bear interest from day Of sale:
tne purchase money to be secured by bond
with good personal security and morteaea ~
the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. S. M ROOF g s.
LiXiSoToN {. H., January 5, 1870. Jan19
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Immense Stock

Immense Stock
hs solid Si;er and Plated Wares, seI;iuc
" rarar. AZ ISAAC SULZBACHERS,
Columbia Hotel Row
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CARRIAGES.

A NEW stock Of ELEGANT LIGHT CAR
"A RiAGES is just opened at the corner of
Assembiy and Lady streets, near the Post
Omce. al; persons IN any way interested are
invited to call and examine some Of the finest
specimens OF design and workmanship that
San pe proauced. These vehicles have been
are the very latest-the quality unsurpassed.
and every effort will be made to afford Iastine
Satisfaction and pleasure to those extending
their patronage to the subscriber.
Jan III w. X. GREENFTEID
, 1870-01-22

ctsled. His STIMULATION Of Rr.sf NJ, 20 pstfc,s.
snd 70 fpeno'd1J uodulated. tha: sou. ct neces-
tTsnnes q tne music, "a s-d s.. % oo'y 's"p o"mo"t a
eh=adnG With Ficiet!s. ~ pleading with h5A sou.
Il Nss sone'hicg 10 Ieneai~r. suca singing a.
OaL-sn oRats IN tte-ett OF hsd spca tzxtion.
Probably to'htus tnat nss evtr oee1 Beeo upon our
ouer1t'c t,sKe has ever surpassed the natural.
ness atd perfect beauty o! thn entire quo oe:<ee1
dayton and MrG httusFd 10 tnia sceoe. Sac
caught the Injection OF his gtes: ac;tag and tnsoE
hetteAl 1ntG inc spult Of It - the very ceptt Of
her emotional p6xtrr. aod t1o our.'s q sppisnse
which c8ilcd these tEo xftts 4 pf1ofe inc eatt1th
opefa throughout =. ID rs1.by given Au = aeeu. n
ed TO be 1Lfused ~lih tho dramatic !ro!oR OF kae
lead'nR artists acd acted ano ssaS N1ta csfe ~ aad
4 pity the opera was ros brought ont cartier In
TIC eeaton. for IT IL In eref, Respect tbs most sac
Tnia iiseiSoon "Tbe po.ttlion of tootone,u."
1nd THIS eyetlnG THE HnRueuou" mn cos.
ne season. Boln snl nc elsea tor the benens or
Ars, Bernard. and We bt6peak for th1a nhru. worE.
11E and contctenious artist nTetnv 1inz housex
orERA HpCsE
Lotn tooE nef btnto: ihat eyeaiug, and tece!y-
60 The compliment Of Il fail t1ou.c Sac nppc,rcd
II txo Of be. populas imperro roaa1ons-Gfrtru4s aa 4s ia
The LtIle Treasu1e. !" aud "Au1y ylate." The
iSrner conedy introduced 10 tae audience, for
.czy numnrous aud We,sqy..iasd s5eaKi,on Kass of
me pa4nf4l CAD. IN tne character Of HaUer H1td-
sMoash, Lott2 xas psIrlcc4Eiy happy IL her
supported By H. 6eldtn Ir~1n, no rendesa eFe-
:, tnirg IN al acceptable style. AZ the coac!usoo
Of the piece Bse recelsed hcxrty ca.t oeforo tbs
curtain. uet songs and dances ID "AndJ B!ate''
were ali Enthusiastically encoEed.
uEciH Tnn.'s Cso'u F." :, IL oe given rhtd aftes.
noon and Gven!ng, aEd, on AocdaI, a new drsma,
enuued "Pep!ha, " III BE- presented.
kr8HUA.
"Llstie En1y "ts still tue fsronte a. the NJ.
sGum, and Nj. B!A1dell II becoming Absolutely
perfect In hts great character o. DIrid, 1.-THE man
who shakea" A. shaker Of handa, Ar. B1xis.
Del q aucceae, and the pa.ner ID wnach he
eaI1!es NJ hat hox IN bis nsn1 and nov on his
head, IA beyond praise, Dartd'4 position In the
p pay u that Of uovers nj sJnpathizsr and hand-
SHAKER. and Af. BlAtsdel! lous II we'll Little
EnTy " at the matinee this afternoon, and at the
ereul1g performance. for the list time.
TEX AIEtIkEiA
Maun!rg's mutt1e 1tuupe had = full house, as
ususi. last eren1ug, and Their repertoire Of f0nny
thlngs kep. the aua1erce IN !angaler, al usual
LINCOLN FARE.
We are informed thai the 1ftqoe1tera at Lincoln
rA1h, 10 addition 10 ltea sEst,ug, arr Bang favored
vtn tcr1es Of free cotcer.s, which are beng
given cvefJ T1es1sy and Saturday evenings,
weather Permitting The sec1nd Ct the seT:es
VII te given thls tsealug. Tae Ice ID In solena,d
c:neiuoE, aEt the skaters FILL no do1bs e.joy II
haEel7.
, 1870-01-22

to.ee Of watches to cstns. Tuey htve al'o uads
and aSf y ta1s pufEors 20 ~ .oon hrssso'
a. witt cI3ss fsce ana bs:k to caca OF the fol.
h.lcE NAMED pei. out; Tung T.rp, tho leadDg
shlnag a. OF SA' Francisco. Who Will be re mem
nsft q a. having Delivered au aadtess pet1re The
Gh caKo conn crcir1 party a. the h1ng1es 4. the
l'G9 House: s1og Man sud choy Che =, Tho Eelrs-
~! .ntl1ia sno Weie entertained 6ese IN August
HI. III; bIlnce T. kuoR. Emperor of China, thsoaan
unteo Stelea Mlni5sct Low. who also receiver dun
OF 70 gotd-'iuerA By TIA aid Of the Catnsueo
e6poJeda a sbe etoFe OF n. A, But1asa & Co., sp-
propf ate tcscrspttotb IN Cn.nese n1se peeo pre-
lsTed khd Z! RrRFed upon each Of the wafcnes- IN
aodtt'ou 70 "a CSC beautiful gifts. the El2u Compa-
y nas nlled 50 order toe twenty st!rer wMnhcs,
Which VIII oe shipper to tha Ch1neee markell
AaA =. GRokSDYCE. tho hero OF the famous
5HeAo, q d1v'rce suit, which attracted 80 unc1
police 70 chtcsRo something over TWO years s3o,
ts;ing q r. ga,t5 70 ono Of snsss psot
arra1oent OF Peonas where, IN Us,ember, 1868,
20 Mained an eafinabIe ls1y named Taylor, WAC
accetatR 70 tha Peolla neaoeral, has receosIy
a1eg !of oiFnrre, a1ieg1"R. AuoD1 otaer thlnRa
that q the sa'a ASS T. Gfpnudycf was. aud ever
stIce hath o+e1, and attl II, naturally tmpoteot,
nbPes Wnoy unknown 70 your orator." De-
AeS1Io1. and failure to provide necessary SUPPORT.
are ako charged IN the onE+
Dr. Wn1IAk Ross. st1te Deputy, will lecture
on sands, esesine. Jsan.1y 9, as X o;cioset. oee.
snrIect .'Tae blute WL1e Glesuou." Tne
avenue, corner q corentty street. aad Bloom.
in9dsle road No coargu for adniaato1.
JcHK H'H1ss, q Mad soa street liquor detler, was
a7a1Rued oefoIe comnis1oueY Horne yesterday,
Charged With 1folAilng lae revenue IAN. bT fautng
70 tlate the stamps on Aquos packages ii wa,ca
OF tl,t0s.
TIE MON PLAYER HEEr.so to.aAy will b. led
saDdsy school iessoa for somo1o1 o. snd vii he BE-
or especsM Interest to teAcnerk ~
, 1870-01-22

The French -sGeaktrR peoplc Of Chicago wM be
glad to Learn That Professor Charles Mel will CON-
neucc religious Eervices In thas tongue to-m3troN
In The lecture roem Of Dr. pAttcrsons church, Ut
the corner OF WABASH avenue aud Washington
kueet, at p. n. Nj. Aiel has not been lorg in
LIE city, but Is very widely knoxn in New York,
Boston, a1d Sac Fsa1c!sco, having resided ID each
Of tbote cities for several year,, and gained IN
each the warm esteem and admlration Of very
many E people ior hA character and n!s elolusnee;
tor tne Church, and, as Ca'hoac pr:c.r.
Eon diattncs!on at home: Bat conrtctton took
nm a out q tho liomt2c Church. wneo he ca,1a To
nus COUNTY, hnd tooa attracted ntteatlon In New
set sotkMseve1at s;d 3ears aSa-oy hts esrnestae1s
n. Msans psopa9a:d.ft exeepsin what he ba+
Hefea % ot pare aad pndel'td CarlxtlAnlty, n!un-
inE el*sys TO win py au e1posltloa ot tae e.
atnnA iIotns Of tue Gospel rather than BY ndso-
cstrR q opposing 1he dacutnes Of any p4rtlca.
lat sect The form 0! Eorahp he adop:s, hoE.
ever. ia The fpscopal. and cot only the Protest.
ant French of this city. but Al who would IKE 10
hear preaching IL very pure Ftsach, VIII 10
doubt, gladty avail themselves OF his miniatta.
EOE6.
, 1870-01-22

1&EAok9 HOUSE.
Among tho arrivals d. tie TreEnont EoIse, Je&-
terdaJ, were the following: Thomas Il. Faue,
). J. JuhnBtons sumner Baheock, New York; B.
J. Bright, Ippanspo1is; DAVID F.ckest, do: Pruf.
A. s. Welch, Iowa Agricultural College: George
Atchaou. United Statea Army; J. c. saser3, Des
Motncs; Marx r. seymour, SeH York: J. r. 40.
bo,r, Boston; John E. Ox1ey, st, Louia; s. ],
Viii tenote, Milwaukee; H. F. HeJno.dt In
dana.
s7. JAMES HOTEL
Among the oIEigals At The 81. James Hotel. Jes-
tetdAJ were the fo.loWirg: Albert Loren, aud c.
Il. Ronetts, Detroit: Henry v. Hammond, NIEaa-
kee: Rchasa Robertson, tndtaIspolis; john L.
Lombard, Uu6uQue: JAmcs Ca.Ir, apd asLrg
NIe!and, St LOUIS: Charles Aa:keg, Davenport;
W.li1au Rauuoachz Cairo; Jtsse l. Peterson,
Rockford.
BRIGGS HBrSK.
AIEbEE The arrivals .at the Br!Xgs House, yes
sac lraucMco: ". "; 50 &c zer, Dubuque: T. u.
BLc.map, II. epor1; J. ?. 5.tyeas on, plsteourRh;
W. n. caup Fort Wa,ne: ". u. Tay.of, OF
tYrB: +, Z. Shantrex, N i sukee: Il RcmiEg-
toa, Ue1rait; j. Ii T4tricEr Dixon: u. L. u!ns-
dale, kenptbn: G. y. D-psf. Fo.t Naynes O,
L Dodge, Dixon: Il. l. NJ rrina3, &asshaito VIZ
1oFa- -
AnnrE the arr,1a a = .. the she19 19ss hnaae 5es.
Krtnierhon, F. c. MAwoed. ". F. Doty, end A.
NJ. Ee11c, NeT Yo.E; ". T. Davis, s. lolts;
Ezra AtllsrJ, o 1sha; J. j. Case, Del3hI: J. ".
W1dawcrtn, GeDe-te, =. T.. q. Washington
Sale, New Ufaeans: \. Il UaEnsFv Neg Ure1us
Il. M RaNeou, ProTldctce, r. L.; Grange,
Butfalo: Il. +. {. U1n1els, 81. LDnla; Arolter II.
C!are, Toronto; Theodore II. Lore. Colombo.
, 1870-01-22

COURT HoCsE pCILn1Nl
The Board OF Public WORKS have advertised for
proposals 70. the construction Of iron 1alllag 70
eurtounl the west Htug Of the Court House, as
per plans and specifications furnished hy r Roze,
OF Messrf. Rose i Chapman, architects and sppe1-
interdents OF the e1tlEe work. The railing IL 10
he Of cast and Wrought lron, made and put IN
place In the best ard q osk th0rolKn manner, on
the Gtcue corCE, noH Ttsdy 10 receive It. The
Ya!ltuR will be c0nmaDced at the east side OF the
west light Of tbs GENRE area stcp, tear tie
mutn 8ppfoach IL the Old Building, on north a.d
south Gioes Of cid building, SD 70 extend to the
esBt eide Of area st* . aea1ott The inner edge Of
the eide alt on LzSalle ktEe6t, terMinarrR With
qutr7er circle 2calngt Eorth aod tonth coroeta OF
font projection Of the new Nast wing OF tne CITY
HaM. That portion Oh Cotth srd soath s!des oi
ths b1ltditg Rli be cota:rGot11 10 co1ioiI 10
tne grace OF the stone coping, 20 that the pasts
and halneters viii etand IN vertical scale. 10 t,e
1itf ntauJ to the atohe coping, and secured IN
position with Il inch Trougat trca bolts, ~ell
the post. The railing around the aseA under
the sidewalk. ou both sides Of the
building, ehali have cast-trun posts
AID bs,utterB of y neat noutded pattern. The
~otE to 10 commenced ou or orfpre the s3th day
Of January, 1870. snd to be finished complete WITH
c1t coat u paint On OF beiort tas nss1 day o!
March, 1870.
TIE LIKE FiofT.
The Board Of ruhuc WORKS nAve passed an order
wholly prohibiting The use C1 the inEe lrpn. PARK
Ter crcnhfes, shows, or exhibitions Of Any Kind.
The debtxens Of Alcn:S4n aStnGe will he pleased
t1ercal
, 1870-01-22
the COURTS.
Alleged Malicious Prosecution
$4,000 Damages Wanted.
Superior Court,

A1,,ovn x.,,,1n,, ,.,.,,u,
William q. liam .i11 =. Joaa ''s Z. aata saa Wal
sem AAycr Tfespass on the case. Damages
LAID At $4,000 This Ia N action by the plalstln
meat for cnesun1. ia the Recnrdey,s conyt. t.
reeo,er fnr an e',.e.S snssta, ,.re..so,,o+ ~
4 eonis. ,.,ned ,nns ~. tnnn r,n.
eNP'@s tssueo upon Inc lo!lo wing
caAc, depcsed to BY paintn, who IL . se1;deus Of
Lyonr, lows. Ia September, 1862, tho detendants
procured the Indictment to b pr presented, easrg.
ing h!m win having oasatnea OF .hem ss,eoe :,
Eflfully and fn1sely pretending TO them that he
f,o5ernor az foTs for .bee4tadi,tan az n,s1ns1n
nndsr Th.ct he ~ IL h,ourht to Cnicaro. pHa1,n5;
s-rsas nera =. ~ frte III 80 ~ Ass1S s
nurtn0 ei0ntseu d17S wnsn ne rsYe hs.t "a fhs
sum of s5soo. ard NJ tscharred OF actnat ens. s
todr
Il tbs November term Of the Recorders Grand
6ory a .eoopd Indictment wa IN Iiko n1aunor nrn
cured, the cn1rge being for 500, and ~ he cane
70 sn1Eer TO the nrst casrRe ne was aga,n arrest.
ed nnd tn16 10 tau curing four DAYS, Wne1 he gave
other bail In the sum Of $s,0oo
Utder tpe nIat Indictment he Has tried snd
VS. ente,fd sdl''' aa a. 'o LUG s7'oao no. Pros.
II IA charoed that thu accuhst,ons rnadr hv d..
fenoanis T u iSsse @ cases M Tsra cutiei9 aufeaedsd
rort,on Tne fscts 10 rri.tion n IN, ~ nn,o ~
Tie money ato thus Eiated: Thst snnnt NJ
the "a Of FebEuasy. 1852, defendan,s, be.
tpK commission merchants in Chicago. tud
ptaiutin. the occupant Of dlstillery and nsQr.og
nDl Al Lyon, entered into M agTeeneot b
wnien Psa:naa Was 70 AMP nis p:o1acsa 70 defend.
ania TO pc sold on comn!sston. The pta!b1ir nRd
eeen @ reeent!J nasaea tafoaga iae bankruptey
', Soui., Ana w oesolu u mEaha 10 chffs on Dis
q ousness salcn asisnaants Aa3 sln2 taeJ !eot n'm
" nIa aS!r ea snst ne n.lgnt u" o. taetn as
ne E1pautsu. Oaoef tnls a9teeneht ne ahipped
70 taen properly aroqntiaG in ya'as to go ss! u
pe.hR the cuAt.m OF Their business that when
p!ait1in nho on hant city or one hundred basrclz
q Etsh~tnea he snoald 1ozw4rd an lnrolce aud
draw 1or necessary fnnds, aa be
C0CId lot ship until the tares
we're pait, which tact defendants we'll kuew.
FollowinR ths Practice, o. the 6tn OF Nay last ne
,ofaa11ed % ittoce q 40 o:rrels WHICH be ;nel
Lsa On nsta feaa1 70 nG sn'r?ed aad ct the ~ ne
me ,e areM oin - se lE e. @nSa y, ~ aoa2ss u
irIre mi The w,nrs Trre At once se.1e4 ~ tho he
rTyern,nant. whereby the nosaIntlirY nf ahinrenr
Ess nrrrIudrd like 4. IA t,f caEel ia naTrafad
ps 10 lse adgarctrc Of ie fY5Vo and It il charred
thar defepdanta knew all the tacts
Hlny4s cnnPns
ppon1o er ri Rnherk IsTts = Eipnnnr Tartv
Ttis il a writ Itsued to rest the YIeht tn the
CUSTODY OF Two cni.uren. Ft1o have sirrnty here
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