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, 1870-02-22
THE CONVENTION.
......... 8rR1NdY1KLp, Feb, 81.
The convention met, Nj. Hitchcock in rht

The convention met NJ. Hiteneo;cf feG n ri tbc
ehnI. - AN'
Suuerou. petitions n Sesa9d n 10 o,.,t,,u4 of
warehouse rece.pts, the Bible In schools, and the
format,on 0! new Counties we9e presented,
lows:
DJ vi. GOODHUE, Of Iroquo.s- this con.
rcntion wln e1cuse any member from speaking
iiSusetez! $500 49, ~ ''''
edgeeioaa! = son!s4 9,:; :, c,.r ,.,..,
nsictI M III trsnascaons u tee '4@a0s stsie. 70 e0n-
81 81. CAMERON, Of Coof-Tnat the ot1ce Of
q .n,s eoDssn.oa % .eo!.sed aud
e1s se13ees s iendsfsd ~ pau 0o ''' 'e'0A
n, ,r,n,r sCYIHA6E
q .ee Committee On Suffrage b reconn't'ed.
Mr. RICE Sf us 4on'snmeI1 ~ rn sIoae T. ou.,,,on
saea in e@s b.
1xAyx or Ansxscr-
Lea.e q absence q granted 70 Nes1.r. Cary.
TSe conxeniinn @rn, ,nto cornn,,t.e ot IN.
char: Tse ri s:suea q the Elective Com
ue Gluded 10 nlmsen ~ na7iIz oeca one Of Hose
r.:her e inao IL = rssin9 ! naT ope. out saca oid
10: snnear Ia ba the sorts or the coarealion. lie
% ae 70 oug of e. M ~
ofoeers sns1i IN iimitfd IN unne. ina amendment
~ stttse onI = ~ fnn+ rssr."snS trsert MtEnHEss
lost. e1' 'A1 'S'' 1 '''
us1, 81 I6e T1,h ,b IT, saa Gu r..
seTs record Iaaasj in jann.ty,"s 10 MAKE II con
sIos 4ns eo!eas ~ III Al. eon,,,
sic 3ss's1 ss 4s:.s4x7 ssSss
T. dept .. fuhlie lHstrIeton, md Attorney GeneEsl
Nho ,ha r ehosen ny ne e.Gss e. ths atats = tse
e. ssi s Ii ce ios rs tse sstn 81
yest. t1em The second Monday q jiaaIJ pe1t Ate1
b. election snd Un, b. .9sees.o! !. elected md aa
~ - aE "a th
tne + rte s. iaa sa snan Fe'o' soeo oo''e'
The second section was taken up Aad adopted.
eeen shtli r se1lcd - IND tTsa.a stttd y he =
srx.seT Z - ncu.s 4 - III:
te ..Ie fn IL q majcy & ak bsa,e y
2 E 20 e &c asa;e suts
= ae,e h.!s eaaA saa H. h,the.t lameeT Il
~ ,ass q Il. ;ai 'as 1so'' ehSse oct
Tre th,rd section va Iateo up.
~t11e S rsfaop =, I1ss L ,aocph. toe,r xr,e IN
| Y,1Y r fr1 bAIN1 NffAmrtA1 a nj
1ooG raton ~ ira 1son:r sna1.ld mt ~ sIIovr,
10 cjeci an executive ctacer ~ often ~ taey ~
| d, nc nere fsct Of haIinu he}a m otdco ghoul,
| nat t,a i meana Of disoua. se4ttoa. he doubfe,
he po!cT Of adopt:rr such 4 res,1tcanr N ii
consi,tu1iou.
NJ, WALL, Of rcrry, agreed with the lorecoto1
rerua.kH lie cor&ldtrtd thas the pfp{ikol dls
eaaddae a. 4e senaso
| cornidrrro I'M rrnv.tnu ertfrn]f nncaIted fof ea
; pecsuJ where f appaed 10 sne attorney G=nera!
M CHTHTU If Henri mi onpo ed 10 Tho liz
t,iinr ira nr1v ~ nm rvrn Il III fayor nj
tnat tse.r nn1cHTs Vonld 1orf foT 70. eiecuon
| He nonssdeIed ihis inantncIeut Tpe peop.
. .noniI ~ "iiee I'd % 70 eect shoSe Who had Do.
tps c1se1 o T9a ,het mt ~ ~ s,s,s Tne d
ss1s,ats ~ - snne hsr. T1.h ust a unac
Ecs.oas 1ise Aoo sPP5 oeao M" 'N''
! 'o cpn,.urrr a, -o,., arn,a,nAd On be
~. ~ ~ hLA- " GHsss Il. \. fsrdA1 fne n,oF1
naa & u t1e Eet4n.e.. Ea ~ ~ iran rra:er nov
s,on; 1he n.es}o51qs ~ :, - sa1isao;e Ins
II MA1 M -. sI,,t..,;nr =. tne me mr.
a = tno,,rni or MI INA nron;e couId sro.i
3. srTdc~ aone a. tneir fkyntftcs IN order 10 na1e
, 1870-02-22

Hudson BnY Company Affnfrs-Im.
Prissned by order OF Rielt.

Hudson RnY Company Affntrs-Im-
Prissned by order OF Rielts
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tr.bune.
ST. PACr. Atnn., Feb, 81.
4 letter 70 the Ftss, dated Pe:ubiua, February
10. br.ugs intelligence nom winnipeg 10 the eject
ttst Governor VII. AcTav!so, Governor Of the
prominent cfncer Of the Hudson Bay Company,
we're detected in tampfttnR with members uf the
Provisional Council, IN order TO defeat the fnal
adoption Of the Bill u R!RErs, where1pon General
llell bad both arrested and pl1ced Ii condntmett
The letter also sats A. @. Bauragat1nc, lea1lng
CAnadiAp, who, It VII! be remembered, toOE the
oath Of allegiance 70 the Provisional Government
and VS. feta!ned IN his former ONCE Of Post mas.
Ter .: Winnipeg, endeavo.ed 10 SAtn accees 70 the
ptaorets, ard. being refused, threatened 10 mise
. force to l:oer1te 1heto, whe7erpaa he wxs 2,sQ
nsres.ed and rlsced In confinement
ps!Ftte letter tAy8 R!cl il not ret defuucs, and
corrupt the representatives OF the peop1t tnert
w!1 be Ae1tuo1 uruoIe N the settlement.
, 1870-02-22
IOWA.
Senator Gr1meAs Hcaith-RAllFoAd
ltcms

Senator (irtmea' Hcaith-RallFoRd
ltcus
BCKiKGrON, Feb. aL-The Hdxtkyf 4nponncea
this nurntLR that the repoTA Ehlc1 n8Te recently
found their way tn:o The papers s:astoR TINT SeoA
tor Grin e. health ii declining rapidly, thAr he
docs 20. expect 10 Ire TO return 10 thts country
DC. arc IeRatded hJ bis htrudk and relations herr
~ fc:i.onf- 4 letter lEuu member Of his fam.
~. received : lew days sSo. says tha: III. Grimes
Is better than he has been At any previous tine
Ell te be .eft Parts, several nohlas ago, and taAs
be u steadily IN HprpylnE.
P1epaIatlonA are making here for tna ohserT-
Ance OF the arn!se1aAsy Of Washington Birthday
1he Rutairgt Cedar Rapids Minnesota
Railway Com5 any haye just let the contract TO
BoyirR'ou Rr.k. Of th:caso, for bnla,nH =
bf'dfe over the Iowa River, and completed lis
ntRotatons for the IRON necessafy TO nn!au the
the hfst bnd tecotd divisions OF the rna4. Tne
potthefn terminus of The road will b. MAnks:o,
MnI e*nts, eblen s 'he end Of the third d1ysRion,
ttrt giving the nfs: through t!Co West Of tho
Natisalppt between St Paul and S.. Louts.
, 1870-02-22
WISCONSIN,,
Milwaukee Makes n Bid for tho
St0ka CMpltaIs

Stnkc Capital.
AnwATKH1, Feh. H.-The Common Council OF
the city OF Milwaukee nes n Joint convention 10.
night and passed strong RESOLUTIONS N behalf Of
the n1rAyef1 Of the city. requesting the BoiN
70 adopt rea4urca presenting the Court Hpnse,
now betrg constructed II cost Of nea1.y MIL
Ion al do..2fH to The STATE for Capitol building,
provided the capital u removed from Madison 70
Milwaukee, The reso:u tom passed mani.
mnull1.
Ihe easJ access 10 Milwaukee from iii pars1 Of
tie Stale and 1rt hosa Accommodations are con-
scefAslo.s hot TO be oyenooked, and 1t = tnoUgat
not 1t al unlikely the present L.9tslAsuro VIII
fA.nr the plan b! large majority. ...
Hen. s. c. West entered upon bis dutes ~
PostnAAter sata morning. ala Aon,ln-law, II. &.
Chamberlain, vi; b appolnted Chief Clett.
The different military companies Wefo out to
| Light, p1epasatozy 70 their parade tomoftow.
| The ntt department Will Also appear. Geaeral
! PHI Sheridan u expected, - Ito gness Of Inc
| Stertdkn Guards, OF this ctJ.
, 1870-02-22

1cNs 9W toak q 0uk4 TO nold n eIEco1Te oI<-
~. H1tk N kumefJs ~ opp1asa % pro
ke1!en uetlt tai.ps. aed keuius, tn oTdef %
F:,e .n ~! tos mednert7 ns taoa1a; .as 81 Peo9ss
"a e sspae1y % q tss4 ono,a,. 's "a. A' "''1 ~D
II shoIFEILp, Of c1s1x. granted thst there
~ atth fncos Rlthce IL chAaxi1$ ON aaia oat
thA1 u MAJ Z ore ksAD ooEpaC9A'ed tot By osnes
oeneotA He va In favor cl the tecdon with iAa
btepeseo sn.etdmsnt relating to Tho Attorney
Nj TlHCuER, os TerrI1l!na, ~uuld ms 70 see
The 81 peE:nt<udent Of P1btc 1nxszncsaoo incinded
ard &c Attorney General excluded lrom tho 10
~. aA1S Es, of ~. oolretded With tns v.exs
or tue pfey'o tt~AkeFs
NJ. MOORE, Of Dewnt, s1nds1.o thu rat
in'tnosnt os Public 1nstfue~on. He 1ea1 rs u
ucs TO show The m mt Of these eon", xsa 1nat
to know .na, hsa oecotn- Of tas b snoa. He
nehuoctd these lactn - stow thas there Haa
!sat1y more Eetd Of thll of1oet beiog caanxed
tne'e ihlnzt. row tt1s tA1ea we1r 30 e1o1b1ia.t
he cot s,deied that Of u. the other ot3ces. thts
ose eeds sss noss economy. Tae acaoo'.ts1 Is
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
WORK on 1m E1kerE1r1 11roE7.
W. ANTHONY. Of cooi. accepted the amend
mtnt 10 inel1de The superintendent Of Pae!te Iu-
s,ineuan u tee tn:1d section. Ne dems' ded %
r. Res..a rSDEhWoOD, HAISEs, NERR1AI,
sh!NNEK. BROWNING, ana GOobKLL contlp.
4 vote was taken npoa ,ae amendment 70
s.rae ont II Of the SECTION AFTER the 1ord "0or.
III. v niTISa, Of Bureau. desired TO enter ns
ps9'e.s pS .G.!t.t !nelualn1 tne suptsatenden: Of
9es re y 6 aass sSoss ocss q sue
that ocal sTxn.t tha inInustoS, ~ shr u.n's
n-8n from Dewitt
40 pe.,sn .o.n b eligible = ths eee d Go,ssao-
GoTe1Eo! An:ttof ssGretaIy q st4te- at
4 fss
ss u 'py hs9s shs e. ' I'll, q
's.s .aS ,s'.a -. 's,sa ~,
hWs. osS = q y u &oa were @o77'eo' ~ 'o'-
III = H. Cnn.s1sd e1sstons far ~ q t.d otases
nhx hV @ so G1tn e !ne ~ ne Gsnehn r ~
'es1ssd ! p ~ .,.n :. .,,.,,..
Gs'trL9T q Lenttoant Govern : ho fhli MT havr
sttane u ga Ct 70 !e.! aad ee-a ter fve yesr.
sE.e! M ST. n: .ts citizen Of the United
fs.thta!'y exesIstd '-' '''0 ~
::.S9 'ns a. r. sq.s o. h tern s ~
H. eepe,sn Il st..e I'D ss. z s sosh
e Il: nsl II :s. h
on En- q A: IL IL Z ssS
i, ,f,.sa Pss+sa, t:t!ss. 4 .hs s3eaas 10y s
Sc. .. The atse. Il ;1e xeeuuys ppp.1msn, md
1,.eubs. se1ersiy fenest to he Gave,aot. .n ,a.1
t. 9 a ts ~
E,s,tns aness o.ih .sm oteel. ID the h1eeuti,e De
20
Nj. ROSS oi Faltop, moved to ssfike out I'll
after ne vo1d "consento." !" % that tbs 1.:gss'a.
esstq 1ts msaf hare zone latitude after 1t came TO-
stsI:: NJ: SKINNER. of Adams. agreed with the mo.
ton Of tns esa,!enaa from Falson.
, 1870-02-22
Rom c.

4 SIT rfoH TIE ACTION OF TIE COUNCIL
TAKie, Feb. il.-The Aobe FEedenca, fheo-
logical adviser to Cardinal Hohenlone, who u sas-
pecsed Of furnishing correspondence concerning
the council to ths G1tts t'Au9stoury, has re-
ceIyed orde,B to quit Hor3au territory.
LONDON, Feb 9.-Leitera from Rope zay an
eArty adjournment Of the council u prpoAbIe.
, 1870-02-22
Nnnnn Kufffarp In CtAh.

NKv Tctx, Feb. sL-CorTespondt7ce fTon
San LAke CITY reveals tho f1c. t3st shA pasEATc OF
wckx both of the Nornen9 aad tbs 9eutdtA toe
leEEatute which p4Aed II befrF Aortnont xon
the Governor Who 1.Ertd It oe.nE Gcut1e. ~
two parties ertertAi1 different vtexs Of &ns Way
In which It Elu wuIk.
, 1870-02-22
The W@xhfFs

A11uk. IT., Feb u.-Spylzxtion On the Hlkis.
appt closed k7ddcn1y Oh Saturday night, oEfcz 70
Efes1 cnA1E9 In the weather.. several stesne1a7
n rpxss 10 different potnt1, wtfo fru1sa up, and
fosrep 10 lanU Nhffs they could. The NefcrlY
hero fell to ntna degrees ne1oW xern
5NUcMTIlz1, Eeh. gL-XAiaZdAJ Aed lkss
, 1870-02-22
MISSOURI.


UAEE A"AfU&0.
ard Mdles, anorg WHOM Ne1e It. Il. GItImer,
and several othez nn1ocra Of the Camten A1ooI
Railroad, arrived hers 70 daJ. "a rr.tA % New
O1eAos to attend the As1dl Gru ctfebetaou.
awarded the COMPACT 10 tr4naport troops Aad
government supplies up the Missouri The COMING
te1Aun-
The colo.ed people Of tniE e!sJ and county have
completed Arrangements for grand celebration
Of the FItee1th Amendment when Il u otaclauJ
ri fhd
, 1870-02-22

: II
NEW QhILAN8 Feb 3t.-CnT 7oN-Kccc!rss, n7N
oA1ee sAltL Ao ba3es rsuk b1fcA n a1ket dnlI
and heasy: holder. unwilling to mAkn eaaeosalaal:
B1E4Da1rY1s -F7oar hrta II Astr3ksa Com &C
tive: yellow. 1l-1l: white, sLl7A Ua:s. ss9aoc.
PHnvis1oxs-naccn. 1asat7x0isHe L..a, tiesea.
16su@l6he: tee. lsalste. pnrk. q. aoaMua
GHocIRIn8- Les laiac. MplA4ses hr1ntI
PRIME 7e.x Nt. ssEsEE.. -
NH1EKHY-prtA8La1
MosK14nr-tsuia. lEs's. Sterling. lssk. New York
, 1870-02-22

Inc Lecture Season At Sks EAu1-
Fntnl Mill Accidcnt-F1eEght Kc-
duCfg0p.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
81. PArI, Feb~ n.
NsKa hx&e Field itctrred here on Saturday even
ing 10 : crowded houae- John B, Cough Is sdstr-
TIED 10 speak Tomorrow evening, sud The ticket
ONCE opened this morning II O'Clock. sererL
line Ence before daylight, and two who had taken
tneff p.ace4 to the street EeAE the r:cket once a
O'CLOCK il the morning, when The Thermometer
Wa 20 deEFsea below Zero.
T: Il. Tsep2nier, head miller IN Pra:t5 g1.st
M'u, 1t S. Peter, died yesterday frcm wounds 5e-
cesSed By belrK caught hr toe revolving AhNs Of
fRt E.t1L
The Wnona and st. Peter Railroad h2s ted1ced
ttz freight ct4ssea On Wnea1 f1uu Rochester 70
W.IpnA from Is to cent?
, 1870-02-22

Arrival OF .Mr. >es<nrd at Baltic
moro.
BALTIMORE, Feb, al.-tlon. VIC. II. SswA1d AID
party arrived this afternoon pet steamer Cnha,
IruE HAtau8. lie will reEafu q few days. The
e1 sfcItIary h II excellent health and gptsltS.
E'h13naf effh hh
, 1870-02-22

p1oy1DKxC1, Feb 9L-Wm. BooIn7 W14t otoak.
aaot his ntctnef oeAd IN Fall KiEe1. sAit uxnE veg
/ bottle Of potion, dJtrZ in ltx hoaIs at1sfWa1d4
Beta hare xAlEt11ek
, 1870-02-22
BANK LOCKS.
LOCK
CONIR0 IERSY!
HALLS
SAFE & LOCK co.
"MlCROMEFER SARGENT j"
OFFICE HALLS SAFE AND LoCK CO., |


orr,rr u.,,s e.- .so rorr 20,
CuldA6o, Fen It, 1870. {
JAMES sARGEST-S12: We notice. ic the
pspe1s Of TIE l9-h last, = communication ffou
Jou, accompanied b3 diagram OF Taa: 70" CAL
the Victor Lock. 1t raE be Victor Lock, but II
Is certainly not the HdE'' FHter Leek. Such
plt1fnl shfdo" o! !oeS sa8 never patented, InAn'
naetntto or sesd of hai'a sue Acd LOCK 10.
We 90 1ot propose 10 give general a'asory Is
10 nou VIC eons'1ue: oc1 loex'' and We deem
on's neeex s05 10 sA5 tnAs IN 5oaf diagram 5oa
aase 1as OUT every esssnsfhl 'ea'ase ot tne
hs4s 'e1os A'eA' "ese !" uAae aecofu1ax
10 INC ofs9am gwen os soo thefe would Dc no
qneaooa - )" 'oas son1'5 70 plek H. Ina nj
e'oose1ef ~ nsN No'oeo1 "''o "n'co We na'e
oeen iAna'aF a'tee a's' W" introduced Il 10 tae
iotce or oais1afs ana ta'e'ea ne aAFe 4ooR
aAee eut on Us o'e upon oo1 'oets' anu 1oa
Ae u "eA "Ta1r VI taA' 1ae' - y" Ate' a1o
1ha1 II CUR ep'a!oa' Ii tae leasoa you aA'e not
aafea 10 accept our Hans onefs 70 1esE jour
eAl upon toen. bu' you Kue" II 10 pe An
tnatsnnent capable o1 doug "nss sou ssy II
WILL Joo Knew that oJ an EXPANSION oi lss
p1iec'p'es' you eou.o teaca tne oo'E'ak 70 use II
upon tae locAs 70" IN Use III tas eoun'E3' Ii
~Iss poauon 60 soo s+3o 'o-cA} os1ose 3ne
pnohcs "o'la an "on>ss "ao' oe oe4e'ea
nc aao LIN po"e8' a''eop1 ~ pe4ea 'a'e'es
'ff" s's1"s "a 10 'o' '"a"9 9<a''' aan 'aa' jon
aa'e 1o' soee<eueu u ~ 'a0' =. s'ais' u
3oo a1e a@3loes ~ oo'atn 'ne eoA1oenee Va eao
, 1870-02-22

France
FxTK.
PAnIs. Feh. 9I.-There wa4 grand h.s At the
TuIes!es laat erentng, tn honor Of the Alchdnke
OF Austria
TUB FRENCH CABLK
The annual report OF The Frcach Cable CON-
pany comme1ts upou the prospective character
Of the American policy IN relation 10 that coou-
pauy.
THB nrNN or RKvoLr11ok.
The conscr!pts Ia camp At LsoaA becanca dl&oy-
de11y, tung the "Narse!laiIe," and made other
noisy dtmonst11tlonR. Several were aTrcsted.
Ia FATRtE ON wAsnNG7pNS H1x1HpAy.
PARta, Feb. SLID Fu.rit has Ao editorial sug-
gested b. the anulyesaarJ OF tho birth Of Y ash-
tratou. "Tn,s, II aaJs, II ~ much d2y for
rejoicing for Ftarce ~ Tor the United stste+
America owes great dtoE TO Lafayette, who con.
t!huted 90 much 10 the s0ccesa Of the Revolution,
anu without whom there would have been no
Uniou.' The afticle concludes with the declaEs-
ton that American viii best ahow sheE gratitude
70 france to mo1oT b. pacing 1t public meet
irHJ. side By side, the bu4ts Of Warrington and
Napoleon Ill
MTHE coRFs LEalsIA1U,
to-day, n. JUGS Favrc moved hls Interpolation
CT the Ministry On their domestic policy and sup
ported bis motion with I vigorous speech He
alluded to the action Of the government In the TO
cent popular troubles. and severely denounced
the AREA: OF RocnefoIt and the attempt 10 ntsead
the pub !c mini By pretending the existence Of a
conlpilacJ. He demanded : dissolution OF the
Chamber. The majority here Was not Of tho n
tons but Of The Projects making. II the Ministry
intended &c b uulJ liberal he would support
them. though not With implicit confidence;
but, they continued 10 be the instrument Of per-
sonal so*er, he would luexosab!y oppose them.
he accrsed the present najo1tsy Of nav.og voted
The Mexican expedition and sqcAldeled the
1tareea Of T3Its.
E1.Ain1s,er rtna1d male reply. which the
tou1t aIa cAE weak and lpedecuYa.
, 1870-02-22
Weat 1h6fcHs

81. pouf0o rNpxR AMERICAN PROTECTION.
NIw ToRK, Feb 7.-TEe Untted States
steamer Nantucket nas not.ned the authorities In
na3ten ports that St. Domingo Is under Aoer-
can protection
, 1870-02-22

e@s Axpfoston in a Concer9 Room
Of dtssolv1ne y,cws and I ,solca1x bensdt fof tne
Ne~soo1G HOES, IT Horticultural Hail, soI3 evoc-
mg. tosnoie sxploaiou Of gus naed ii the exnt.
lrIurtbE fone Of tbs Andenca hy spltutesed Et1ss.
GtAt excitement wn3 caused. teynral fAGed
, 1870-02-22
OHIO.


1AxsYlNn. Feb. al.-A revival Of religion hae
6etE !n prn1rtsa here for The past gtI Neckh u
SKY 10 se1enty peTsous haye been converted,
ana the work kll p,ogreste1
a renewtd eoort II eeiog made to sscuta the
prospects Of 4ueceAa
, 1870-02-22
yAR1oCH IfEkS

yARIoCH ifE1A
HAVANA, Feb. a1.-Newa II received from Ms.
san that General QuesadA aud nve companions AZ
r.ved there on the 18th tnst., IN knall boat
Ills reported that the steamer Anna has ag a'n
been seized, on 4 declaration Of one o. tic
crew. A scuooncr, which LEFT Sassau With coal
for her, went to Green Key, but Was nuAble TO
cna her, and fetnEntd TO Nassau. she brought
back number Ct Cuhans who bad gone 10 the
keJ TO VAT tor the Anna
The Governor, hearing that Cuesn depot aud
rendezvous had been established On Green Key.
despatched the Snnboai Dtst 10 nreak It up, s.e
has returned to NASSAU, With iwo cannon AID I
quantity Of arms aad ammunition, which had been
deposited On III key for the Anna.
CAcre1a, Cueaa connected wiki The assasstaa.
ton Of GreenTA d, VISA arrested yesterday.
, 1870-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
SENATE
TIE FTFI1KNIH AMENDMENT.
Nj. WILLIAMS introduced JOINT resolution
declaring the tAtlhcscon Of the Flftcenth Amend
meLt By The reqois1te numbc1 Of slater. Kefe5red
to the 'odle'.'' S9n%,.sss. 1q.2s,ses .u,
~. FEsIOS introduced = n!ll for Auer:.n us.
ARo kcanotnAT1ln ports, Referred
Y1Tz roHN FpkrKRB CAGE
NJ. CHANDLER offered = resolution rtquesttrg
epooeence ID hs possession reiatire % the case d
F1tz John Porter. lie held in his hacd ao appeal
10 the President toy denomination of tho pro-
ter eca ii An4Wes 10 the ststeuaeoss Of thes pspet
he proposed to EiLuica:e the truth Of
n5;o1' wne ,ne p S'ae..ss Ts5s " s,ag sao
teri reasoa1, upon lta,, for no: moving hs force
toiwaro waa that the entmY Hera IN great force
It = oI st
c!ained 70 have fresh erloetce- So aAd he
{chAnole.1 t1eth es1deno+. FG1 io the en1c!al des
piained tpat the caouds Of duss referred 10 were
caut ed BY J. E. u. stua1ta cavalry, ~lth lot Of
ho1sts, hav!Eg tIuahes teo to tnell Isls. eallop-
upon the ststEneLt OF bis Informant, who w1s
iei'abe geLteu en- that while the uial ras ac-
tuai1y u p1oRlt ~ Porter oled tnla LANGUAGE: ~
waA not true TO Pope, ard there is no Ese neuy-
trR it." lie claimed that faith.esaness 10 Pops
nta9s treaeherJ 70 ihe Rose11ment and Al the
ttcwaTw Ii aii ihe,r d:ea9ful results, Vefe Il
RoMe eas 1re Attributed to bit tfescnesy,
MI. WILSON spoke Of Porter as an accom-.
iest corps Of the test amy Of the country, and
Hno tetdeted great tsIyice 70 the couotfy as
nsEo'eS GSsst ao91s Ga,sea ~ a a.d assern
court narlal, with Tho evidence thcy had,
euu.d bare returned an5 other verdict than teey
ceice nsa scen discovered % that Tooid c1pin
Pcrtefb action, And. peFcapat amply justify 1t.
, 1870-02-22
UNJK, QUHURN b co.


&K3kfAFxH ADFEAI1AlHQ A1EN1x,
Ars 6Nho1;ed to reeefrs 1its+tsse1s<A4 {r 1Rx Tau.
CNx n oxr Eorest rntts Alo. a4~n to r%eirs arrr.
s<nst.ss %ofirts for ~ NEE&FAPEA1 On HAnAzlxKs
liz r9saast in tie T. s. Tn7itorta4 tAs px1.
HaAeTsA to,rxf Ptf-es.
OTyICx. 81 lTKAHnnnK.fT,
, 1870-02-22

General Csoeras, son Of BasE, hAS gone with
aoco men to HaJtien frontier. The fumor Is that
he Hni demand satisfaction Of the Uaytiens for
the.r lste occupation Of Dett2oon On Dominican
fe1IttdrIx
, 1870-02-22

HARTFORD, Fab 9t.-Cktt 11ytcs Hluusu dad
u CneahiTe, 70 dAT.
, 1870-02-22
FINANCIAL.
Money to Loan

II surs Ct za ato ceo % est dslf real etsAfsf
11t's 'sA'A - ~ ~ 'e' Il 81 SHEPARD.
3ssep.sd Bciltias, a9utte.is co:Ie, pen1osn sna
AopFpe-FfA
, 1870-02-22

~, III roRL rACKXkH' TGI.
eese Non mAau1acsuran' sax pofk psokee4 lxrd
, 1870-02-22

F&1k+
PAn1s. Feh 91.-There VA grand ht.s At the
Tuues!es laa, erening, tn honor Of the lchdnke
Of Austria
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

TEACHING HORSES TO WALK.-For every
day use, the most economical gait for horse
is fast walk and yet not half the thought 10
given to this essential that there 10 to other
things that secure to horse name rather
than intrinsic value. Colts can be taught to
walk fast by following them for half day
together (some one leading) with small
switch, starting them when inclined to 70
slow, into quicker pace. After they are har.
messed, keep fast walking in mind, and when
on level ground, or going up hill with .
light load, urge them to their utmost until
four miles an hour becomes habit-HearM
and Home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

Joseph Harris, in american Agraeulturist,
says: ''Those farmers are fortunate, as sensi.
bic people usually are, who sowed their tim.
othy seed on the whest last fall, instead of
waiting to SOW it with the clover in the spring.
Nearly all the spring sown timothy and clover
in this section is a comparative failure, and
the farmers are blowing their wheat stubbls
and going to SOW wheat again. Ihave known
instances where the second crop of wheat was
better than the first, especially on rather heavy
soil. The land was plowed Immediately after
harvest, and thoroughly cultivated and har.
rowed at intervals until it was time 10 SOW :;
then pillow again, and the seed drilled in"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

CELERY VINEGAR.--Take half or three quar-.
tiers of an ounce of celery seeds dry and
pound them then pour over the mass quart of
the best French vinegar. Let it steep for ten
days or fortnight, shaking it up every day.
1t will be found an excellent and cheap sauce
for cold meats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

TRANSPARENT Prs. Take three eggs, two
tablespoonful OF jelly, one of butter; flavor
WIN essence OF lemon. The iairer the jelly
the better, as it makes nicer looking pie
than dark jelly; either makes delicious
article. The above ingredients are enough for
two pies. Bake inan open crust. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
and Home.

II is CERTAINLY o curious chemical fact that
the substances required to form common table
salt are both OF them Observation-Disclosures and
sodium. No enc can use either of these arti.
cles separately with safety, and yet combine
them, and they form substance necessary to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

10 CLEAN BLACK CLOTu.-Dissolve one
ounce OF bicarbonate If ammonia in one quart
OF warm water With this liquid wet the
cloth, using a piece of flannel or black cloth
Tor the purpose. After the application OF this
solution, clean the cloth well with clear water {;
dry and iron it. brushing the cloth from time
to time in the direction Of the fiber.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

ut is bad breeding" says an English work,
ito abstain from taking the last piece on a
dish, because it implies contempt ON y our
part for the resources of your entertain crs,
Are you to suppose for moment that thew
have no more OF the same in the house 2"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
HON. WIN. +. ROGERS.

M1yW Ol tlle CITY Of BnhaIO, n 7.
., MAYORS OFricr. BUPPALo, June a. 1870.
have used .ilootand's German Btters aad Ton.
E" In my family daring the pact year, and can recon.
meiid them ~ MI excellent tonic, impsrtng tone and
vigor TO the system. Their use has been productive
Of dec Sedly beneficial effects. W.M. r. ROGERS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June I, lSea
have found Ivy experience that " Hollands Get.
man Bitiers " il very good tonic, relieving dyspep-
TIC eymptons sm"st directly.