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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

/ .THE POPULAR make of doeskins nanus
| faetufed by sBsas kl3Sal ook's Sonss 1T i heif
f1niils'at 0onsh Shoeker, Pa, arc stir Being
sold ahead of production. There is no
better evidence. al sslle & xesltence sef any
make of goof;s;sthSn* fne cohfihted@ Conf
dence of consumers in buying them from
season to season. The Bullock doeskins"
] ara now almost household word with
teiething hoases-shssgig bout the asuntfy,
and theps ans Ser sisiefeas 4ttte staufcfdity
(which other makes are graded. This firm
false fpanufacture Il splendid coating in all
the hlncy and fashionable coiors. These
goods are being pselltg thptirst ssIas s~sll sr-
kchapt tailors, and guce ess8ull u caaa psse
kwitts foreign goo IS. They have also start
ed a aew mil exclusively on eotou- warp
eioth*and beavers, and they are how. put.
ting these goods inte the market, their su-
! perioy finish recommending them to. tho
trade55 in prete4snae. TO- maspr of thaenlC CI
| tavurfte brands. In fact, The almost in-
ldestructible finish which has always char
sae tsrlged the goods manufactured by this
| firnIis one of their principal recommenta-
August 81, ls7as ssss = L EsffEs sfs
HoorIA ANp's G ggasA,s BIrrEns - We inten,isd a
to have called attention to HoodaHd's GeT-
man Bitters advertised IN our columns This
Bitters. as perhaps every body is aware, Is
se raael staple article with the drug Stores
as tiulr is with the grass snaAs,sada' eaIfosu
Where you VIII, you cannot so an1iss. There
Is no bettrr medIeineF before the public. il
contains no alenholic ingredient, anl com
aeads nseftto temperance people, who seek
to avoid Whatever intoxleates or. leads to in
temperance. Most peopie resort to t0aics
in the spring ef- the year Hooiland's stands
1t the kead of them ,all, and rs potential any
timAlefthe year-f These who weuId come
out in tho spring with a cleansed and invig-
lorated system, should begin -lts use now.
The above is tie ean<dA d tsa stae am a&t et the
HooFlAEbs sGrRmAN Tos1cf ;f Z T. ( q tmBins.
ton Of al the ingredients Of the Bitters, with
pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, 8nise, &c,
making preparation OF rare medical vain,
The Tome is used foI the same diseases 4
the Bitters, in eases where some Ale Is s.
Stimulus is necessary. l'41~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21
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, | iiEE"IssED 10 uIata wv tEstt9s NJ ~
ClRBdhEo fot, titto wlnidfaafal lnifaT q ic}rre-all IRE
for sores. lgaaHs aasa q4yfhereag 5tf1er all
ments, isliep43 have a gdacein eyess family
m9dhfsiR2 E. Is Isl ei9set. at: Also soedidisin-
at hostsletpbkkss IS .tbtl9s and fiies All
Hhoa woss3d have i&laaA bBSis III The sprihs
pl41 1t ~ q a4at stheyssrs illera cIeanin the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21

T. Are we far from Reyel, now e. he in-1
Eauired Of, the sturdy skipparoi ugvs ioa} bs
l,r 'If the, wind holds fairi1' replied Luke.
ii@eao shall. make its .harbor before noon.
Yonder is the gulf way to. leeward = 'laiaIlaif
Karl could see nothing II the direction
INDICATED but.a waste of foang waves, and
the Eght the ai4tfht hs+e outline aa Of a. high
seqnd of wind and waters all about them )
lsnt fhrongh Il s-therdeep-bo Of an
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
FIFTH ION
THE LATEST ME WIS.
FROM NEW FORK.
Thc TcleRrnrh slrIkers LlveIIer than Eve,

The telegraph strikers LvelIer than Ever.
Despdtch 10 The Ecening Telegraph.
New YoRK, Jan. S.-An informal meeting of
the Telegraphers' League was held this morning
at their hall in Grand street. A large number
OF the fraternity were present and great deal
of enthusiasm manifested. Dispatches were re-
ceived from all parts of the country, and each
one reiterated the determination on part of the
operators to stand firm. At Pittsburg, thirty
new members have been initiated since the
strike. Stirring addresses were made
Mr.. Troupe, Secretary OF the typographical
Union OF the State of New York, spoke very
earnestly, and strongly recommended the adop-
tion of measures looking TO the gathering of the
league as well as of trades unions generally, en-
mdsse, at Washington, next week. He thought
monster meeting at the door of Congress
would have good effect. He expects the ope-
rators TO stand firm, pledging the sympathetic
as well as the material support of the Typo
graphical Unions of the whole country.
Messages were read from various Typographi-
cal Unions all of which endorsed the action oil
the teegraphers. The question of postal telo-
graphy was discussed and the majority seemed
10 favor the prospect.
The Strike In New Orleans.
Special Despatch 10 The BUeninq Telegraph
New YORK, Jan. S.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company has just received a despatch
from the superintendent at New Orleans stating
that the operators there who had resumed work,
have again unanimously struck, and that the
office is now without an operator The men claim
they resumed on false representations made to
them by the company.
7he Lewis kidnapping Case.
NEW York, Jan. s-Ths morning Judge Cardozo
terday for returning the child Cornna Lewis to the
custody OF the mother.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Bulletin.

Despatch TO The Evening T6legraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The naval bulletin for to-
day orders Ensign j. L. Stickney to the receiving
ship Ohio, and First Assistant Engineer p. A. Rea-
rick to the New York Navy Yard, to relieve First
Assistant Engineer W. r. Purse, who has been de-
tached from that station.
court-martia convened at Fort Russell, Wyom-
ing Territory, General John b. King President has
tried and found guilty Captain Robert Sweatman, OF
5th United States Cavalry for violation OF 45th Art-
Gle of War, and conduct unbecoming an officer and
q gentleman, in being drunk while duty, etc. The
Court sentenced him to be cashiered, and the Presi
dent has approved the sentence; consequently, he
ia no longer an offlcer OF the army.
The National Banks.
Statement OF securities held by the Treasurer
OF the United States In trust for national banks for
the week ending to-day, as security for circulating
notesU. 8. bonds held per last report, s342 $50
there being no transfers. balance remains S342 425
o50. AS security for deposits of public moneys with
banks designated as depositaries:-U. s. securities
held per last report, $40 00O total securities held
sS61 aG6,05O. Shipments OF fractional currency for
the week TO Government depoStaries, sub-treasu-
ries, national banks, etc, amounts to s6iT,6is.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
FROM EUROPE.

An English Paper on American liquidation.
By the Angc-Ameyican Gable.
LONDON, Jan. S.--The Saturday Revie,o of to-
day, in an article on American finances, thinks
the chances are decidedly against the repudia-
ton of the national debt on the part of the
United States, because its payment is easy and
profitable.
The Hcumenical Goes Back on Father HYn-
cinthc.
PARIS, Jan. S.-A correspondent OF the Temps,
writing from Rome, retails the story extensively
prevailing that Pere Hyacnthe, upon appealing
to the Ocumenical Council, was not heard or
recOpnizcd
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
NOT BURIED YET.
Tho St. Louis Case OF Suspended Anifnafio
still In Doubt.

Tho st. Louis Case of Suspended Animation
still In Doubt.
The st. Louis Republican of January has
the following
The Heitkamp mystery is still unsolved and
unchanged. The body remains in the same con
dition into which 1t passed week ago on Mon
day night last. The features, the limbs, the
joints, the eyes, and the mouth remain precisely
in the same condition as heretofore reported.
There Is nothing new pertaining to the case, ex-
cept that scarcely perceptible dlm gathers
over the eyes, which Is removed by friends as
fast it gathers, which Is very slowly. The
pupil of the eye seems as natural as when the
body was full of activity. There Is no contrac-
tion of either the nose or the mouth, no addi-
tional coldness, and nm absence of all clamml-
ness. The room in which the body has lain since
the time noted above has been brought up to an
ordinary degree of heat, with two obiects--lirst,
to keep the body comfortable IL life really does
continue, and, second Ii life has flown, to SEQ If
putrefaction will commence. But up to the hour
of o'clock last night there was no percepttble
evidences of either animation or putrefaction.
There is still no time fixed for the BURIAL the
friends being fully determined to retain the
body until the extinction of life is proved be-
yond the question of doubt by the presence of
putrefaction.
All day yesterday large numbers of ladies and
gentlemen called for the purpose of looking ut
the body, but were all denied admission. From
these numerous calls il would seem there is no
subsistence of curiosity in regard to the strange
affair, but that on the contrary, there is an in
crease.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
DIED.

BRANNAN-On the 7th Instant, at his reuidence, No.
4lll Pine street, West Philadelphia, JOHN BRANNAN,
formerly OF Baltimore, Nd in the I'D year Of his -
CIIF'f,--Suddenly, on tine 9TH instant, CLARA A.
OLlI in the llth OF her only daughter of Ed
ward X. and Rose A Gift.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
uvtet TO attend the funeral from
instant, at o'clock.
DONAHUE.- Suddenly, on the 6th instant OF heart
disease, Mrs. SARAH, wife Of the late Philip Donahue,
In the 7lst year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the faily respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
No 1888 Walnut place (betwecn Sausom and Walnut aud
ThriyJourth and Thirty II h streets, West Philadelphia
Sunday afternoon at o'clock To proceed to Mechan
les Cemetery.
FOUsT-o On the 9Th instant after n lingering illness,
General BENEZKT r. FOUST In the spth year OF his age
His friends relatives and friends OF the family
vted 70 attend his fuporal from the residence of his
fathei, Robert NJ Foust No. q b. street. Tues
day. the llth instant, at 2oclock y. B. Washisgtnn
papers please eepy.) I"
MCDOWELL Suddenly, on tho morning Of the sth in
slant. JOSEPH MCDOWELL in the 18th year of his age.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
SrA HEE.-On the LIST instant, Mrs. ANN CffRIS q,
wife Of James Seares and daughter of the late Frederick
and Christianh BAldt in tho 6tst year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
bers Of Mount Ararat Lodge No Order OF Lady Nasona
also, Wreath of Friendship AssociGtion, No III indie
pendent Order of Philozatr rcans also the Adah Con
cave, No of the United Order of Daughters of Malta
alec, the Chandler Female Beneficial Society and the
Second Female Beneficial Society, and the ORDERS in
general respectfully invited to attend the funeral
residence of her husband, No I23 Savey
Right eenth ward Sunday afternoon, January g. at
o'clock To proceed TO Hanover Street Burial Ground
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08

OF recent years he has contented himself with
the editorship Of his New York paper and with
tho preparation of his weekly correspondence.
In his distinctive vein he is undoubtedly the best
gossipy correspondent in the United States, re-
tanning to a remarkable degree the freshness of
his youth, made poignant and sparkling
with the good-natured cynicism which
only comes with experience. ALI BABA.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
MARRIED..

DORMAN-L -LOPKR.-On the 9Th instant, at the resi-.
denee q the brides father BY the Rev Richard Newton
d. d., Mr.. JOSEPH ". DOkMAN, OF Now York, 10 Miss
JOSEPHINE s. LOPER, Of Phiadelphis. -
WEBB-MUsH: On Friday evening, December 8, 1859.
the Parsonage, No katharine street. by Roy W.
Paxson, Mr.. WILLIAM H. WKBB 10 Miss 0PHELIA S.
AUSH, both vi this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
CErY ITEMS.
You GAN BUV
BETTER
AND
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
OF
BxNNETr Il Co..
THAN

BENNETT q CO..
THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE.
goods, niH sell loWer Ghan Re iowest
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. SIS MARKET STREET,
No. SIS MARKET STREET,
HwAT BETWEEN FIFTH FIFTH AND AND sxTs
DRY FEZr.-The most enectual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
ment season upon would advise readers to
buy but the best quality, which onybe had at
GooDIRARs Headquarters No. 3O5 Chestnut street, south
side Philadelphia,
JEwEIRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy No. u s. Second
dne Jewelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. visit 10 his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
LATEST FROM THE IADms.-Since the introduction of
PHAIoN's VITAIIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, ladies
who formerly used dyes are universally abandoning them
They ind the article so harmless clean and pure
pleasant to the senses, and withal superior
means OF renewing the original color that they absolutely
sbudder when they think of the filthy stuff they
used.
RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men. Women, and
Children be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyear's manufacture. old stand No. 3os Chestnut
street. lower side
CURTAIN MAIERIALs.-w. ii. Carryl, formerly of No.
with his No 723 Chestnut street They invite
tenton to their stock of Curtain Materials and Railroad
Supplies.
BUY clothing of Chare Stokes ssi Chesnut street,
under the Continental Hotel
-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08

BUY your clothing of Ohares Stokes ss Chesnut street
under the Continental Hotel
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08
NEW RueLloArIoNs.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS DESIRING THE BEST
3 Iupi,sStions send 70 j. o. GARRIGUES 90, atths
Saooan ochool Emporium 6O0 AROB Street. alatuths1na
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08

RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women and
Children be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyear's manufacture. old stand. No. 3os Chestnut
street, lower side
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Die Waiien> NnifaIt fur spIoatenfinber.

9m Mtittuoh enoli4 1T Die Dielbeiprodene unb
n;elstdnberte Bin sur @riinouns elmer Baiienanialt
fdr 8 oloatenfinoer, burh bic @enebmisuns Der bon,
9auie semadten Werbe1srunsen BON Geiten oes
Senats, gum @eiebe e%elporoen unb Die Waiien Der
9efaIenen, ionie Die bebirfti8en GinOer Der arbeits=
unfdbisen. perfrlppelten SoIbaten oes Staats wer<
ben nun cine Seiratb erbalten, no He auf Soften
bes 5taates er5osen uno fir ibren ~fiinftisen Beirut
porbereitet tueroen io0en. Ser 9enaue Wortlaut
Der Bill, p,e he enbIid gefebesfraft erbielt, Iiest
uns nod nidt Dor; mir miien aber, BOB Der Sou
perneur einen 0ermaltunesratb bon fieben Berionen
ou ernenhen hat, peldem Die pfli9t oblieet. fir bic
unterbrMsuns Der pfeelinse unb fir ben lnterbalt
b~erieIbsn in ibrer heaen peintatb 3u iorsen. Mls
Staatsanftadt Fub Die @ebdube unb @runoItids auf
Wbite gulpbnr Springs, io,ueit bieieIben nidt fur
bic Mdbden Heform- Sdule benust uerben, in Aus-
ii&t senommeu un0 f6nnen iofort be3osen peroen.
Soaten biefe nidt ausrei9enb iein, 10 t6nnen bic
Bsrualter, unter s%epifen 8eoingunsen, nod uei'
tere Anialtsn errihten Iafen. 1ebrisens iorat Der
Staat aud fur Ben Ilnterbalt Der in Yripatanitalten
untersebra6ten Waien. Die Soften ino fir oas
srite Sabr onf sl3. COO fir bic s~eeisnete ginri9iuns
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-04-21

Ser @opperneur 3siste an, BOB er an bet gisue
bes eSareo y. sirtlnn0, be11en tame er turnd30g.
prn. Sohn 81. 8edtel BON Summit @oants sum
Sruitee bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @oaes. nom Is.
murbe b%eftatiat. Weridieoene 8eriude. bic ioee
nannte n@riifilb giienbabnbiu" nod CUR 9erbano.
luna au bringen. maren ~erfol9los. SieIelbe bleibt
nun big 5ur ndbiten 9lbuna liesen.
SIM Saule .ain8en hOh fol9enoe Bils nno ge'
ihliIie bur4: Sie 9enatbiQ No. 1888, tpobArh bic
FShulbeb6roe bon Bneprus ermdhtiet mirb, 5ur
8eSabluns bon Sduloen- @elo anf,unebuen uno
sung Der Central Srrenanitalt (bieie Bill tunrbe
inter Der Bebingung pafirt, bab Der alte Dldb nm
$500, 600 ~perfanft fberben fann, rnb baB bios 250
ftatt 300 Nder bon Der 6arna oes 6rn. SuniDan ee,
fauft merben ioIen); bic 5enatbia go. 124. pelae
bic @ebalte bes Waroens unb GebiHs. Waroens,
b0bt; Senotbia 1923, sur Beftrafuns Der Yerfonen.
lpelte Strdaineen our Gluht aus Den, Staats5 uht-
baus bebll1ih inb; Senatbil 9to. 10, 3ur Grnen.
nung bon Bormiinoern fir AIoten (seuobnbeits'
mdBise Srunfenboloe). e1 hgf .
Gum Shluiie legte Sr. Suabes, pom Stahlano,
einen bon 80 Mitslieoern untersethneten Yroteit
eesen Die &atificotion 6es Is. amendments ourn
Sen 6taat Ohio Dor. als @runb Der Befdmerbe
tpirb hauptidbiih an9eflbrt, bob oe Ratification
ourh Betrua unb eegen Den Wiaen 6es yolfes
burhaeiebt tperoen iei. Ser Yrotet tpuroe BON Dem
0orliber als auBer Srbnung erfldri uno bic Gnt.
lheioung bes Dor5isers bel Der A%bifimnun9 ourh
oas Saus gutseheibfn. gu fpdter g tunoe fano bic
8ertasuns bis ri ubr am Wontas Worsen TAFT.
SOP q .1I.1c7 Y Montag, ben Is. April.
cm Senate npurbe fur3 bor Der gertaeuns bic
Bid pailirt. uelde Die n6thige Veripiaisung 5ur
Mussablung Der Sidten an bic Witslieber unb 8e-
amten Der @siebeebuns MAIDEN ioate. gS mnreei
Del. Bill ieboh einige 8erbtHerunsen 1angebd1gt,
tpelde bas Saus 8u aenebnisen bate. Sieie yers
beferunsen uuroen ieood I'M 5auie oertporten nno
bic Bill an ben Senat suriidseididt. Der ild IN.
jpil1en pertaet bate. go fam es, ooB pie Uiu
@elb absieben mubten. Wit ben. iiblihen Danfbe'
ihllfien fur Die Beauten nerta9te lib oann Die 8e.
|iebaebuns big slm Nahmittas BEG eriten Oisnitass
i'm Sanuar 1871. .sf irH4gt!.8 nj sri
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-04-21
: ginff oolt bas Sberbunbesoeri6 in moibin

- ginit galt bas Oberbunbeseeri1 in Walbing-
ton als Die unbeiiedlide uno eifrise Siterin Der Cons
%iiitution, auf pelde bas goIt in allen ylDtben nit
unbeoinetem Sertrauen blidte. Inter Der r~abitalen
Seridaft fintt aud bies lebte 8pl,perf Der Bolts
rsdte tdsli6 mebr Su elmer 10 i0enloiei unb eeboria,
men Sienerin bes GonsrsIies berab. Snosm Donn
piatt, Der @afbinetoner Correspondent bes rspub=
litaniiden Cincinnati Commercial oieie 9baticde
,ussftebt unb beflast. bemerft er in ieinem lebten
Briefe ..
vWenn Staaten unter unSerer Contribution al mi=
litdriihen YropinSen- ernieori8t un0 bon unperant=
portli1en Sdbeltrd9ern e~rnieori9t iperben f6nnen !;
= penn QopolitGt ni6ts tpetter be6eutet als Nn=
bdngli9feit an Die Yarthei: uarum ioate bann Der
Supreme Court erlaubt ,peroen. Die Wfahtgebote Der
Yartheifibrer 5l p~erS1eern Dber um5uitoBen unb fi1
corruption 5actionen in ben Meg gu itelen? 2aBt
oies @eri9t 10 m~ooificirt Deroen. oaB ibm ni6ts 3u
tbun ubris bleibt ais Die glntrasuns Der goicte bes
9enats. 81 ~ -e5trE Hsve7 5fA
rs COB cine 33eit, mo Der Ssnat, sleih Der gu.
prene @ourt. baitano tuie elm GROCER, rubiger uno
DiiroepDler R6rper. Seitoem aber reihe 2eute Ii1
binein efauft, uno arnle Hepralentanten BON
6actionen bort Sibe eingenDmmen baben, UNI ourd
Den Berfauf ibrer Stimmen ODER ibres ginfui5es
reid du lperben, bat Der Senat aufgeb0rt, Der 6e.
nat Der 0dter 5u lein uno lit iebt Der sefdbrlidfe
Qrr1 Der Hegterung eeporoen, chen neil 1eine Wtit,
9lieoer iiberer in ibren eiben :iben. Was burb
8elb erlanst porben 1T, bas fam ourb @elb be-
bauptet meroen uno Der LANCE Oienitermin giebt ben
Senatoren polauf 3eit, fp in elmer corruption ei-
|herbeit 5u Diegen." f asE z2@E 4gs48g
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Senator thurman, uelder iid our4 isint
trdftige Oppoftion eesen bic geridIeuoeruns Del
0ifentli9en 2dnbereien felt ieinem gintritt in Den
Senat DEFENDERS berborsetban bat, iberrai4te in
elmer neuIiden Sibana BEG Bunbesienates feline Col
leeen nit ber auf senaue Bere4nunsen ~seitiibten
8ebouptuns, boB bic porseidlasene 2anobetpiais
eung an bic proiectirte H6rbIide pGcifc giienbabr
sinen 2anbtrid BON 100 Nleilen Breite uno 2oO(
Meilen 2dnse umfalIe uno oab bic iebt benz Gonsref
oorliseenben GiienbabnbiQs Die WerI4enfuns bon
100 Wiaionen Mder 2anoes poridlasen - elm &C.
biet, bas dr0ber iei als oas Der uriprinsliden brei=
,tbn Staaten. Sr. 5burman bat fia I'M Sena1
our4 ieine gnersie unb unermiblide 5bdti9teit
siein ernites, ~uirbises Nufreten unb feline Mabisuna
IN Der Debate bereits eroBes Anieben ertuorben uno
ielbit feline @esner t6nnen nidt uHbin. ben Jdbis.
!eiten uno 0eroieniten bieies Observation-Disclosures
ole eebibrenoe Mnerfennuns 3u soQen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-04-21
Gpn0ref.

Sen u. April. Sem Senat purbe bon BEN.
COMMITTEE iber Serritorien Die Wormonenbia nit
peri6ieoenen gerbeierinsen porselest. Gin Nn-
tras, bieielbe fir ndditen Montas out bic cages
%orbnuns 81 iteuen, ains ~perloren. Nahmittogs
puroe bic @eorsia Bill pieoer aufeenommen IS
tam inoe1len 3u feiner 4bifimmung bariber.
SIN Sauie reihte Sr. Scofielo cine Bill Elm 5ilr
gerbeieruna. beg 9eimitdtteseiebes gu 8uniten eb.
renooa entiaiIener Soloaten. Cont gel Lab nidts
bon Sntere1e. ~ ~ I'd rarssr IL aaa
Sen 10. april. - SIN Senate lpuroe Die Debate
iber ben BeldluB our giniebuns elmer Spe3ial<gom-
nadber bic @eorsiabil tuieoer aufeenonmen; Gin
8erluh, Die Nbfimmung iiber Die lebtere auf NOR.
gen fefl5uieben, bate feinen grfolg.3 a.a3e o.
SIM 1auie purbe BON 3er, COMMITTEE iber Utiinaert
unb MinSmeien cine Bill einsereiht, tueihe bic Gins
idbruns zines sleidmabisen internationalsn Iaina.
fuBes i'm Muae bot. 9as ameritanilde ooerr Seci=
m~alipism lou Die @rnnoIaae biloen: Spdter muir.
De bic Yeratbuns Der Sarifbia i'm plenar=A usialuB
fortseiebt. s2r5i 7aa sar s5lg
Den14 Npril. - SYM Senat CAB Die @toreia
Bill psrlhiebenen 5errn @elegenbeit, ibre lGngtt Dpr-
b~ereiteten &eoen lOs5ulafen. Morton BON Snoia'
na that iid ~befonoers burd cine bittere unb sebdlfs
ee 3ebe sesen bic bemotratilde garthei berpor: Gin
8eriuh, cine Mbitimutun 8 @berbei5ufibren, 7t4lu8
abermals fell sa 5q@ Ea@tt4tt I,
Sm 6aufe Iiefeine 8ittYdriff Elm ,fporin Der gon=
areb um bic unteriubuns elmer @eieaidaft sebeten
miro, tpelhe Die 2eguns zines Selesrapbentabels
swiihen Mmerifa unb Mfen beabidtiat. Sum
59IuIe 5ortiebuns Der geratbunS Der Sarifbla.
Sen Is. Mpri. = SIN Senat reidte Sr. Gums
ner cine 9 ID Elm CUR Geoueirune beg YOftportos nno
abidoffuns beg Jrantir. Yribilesiunas. Sis Bia
rebueirt bas 8oiiporto auf einfade griefe anf einen
Gent. Cine Bil 5lr 8erbefieruns bes @eiebes In
getreff Der Mnfnabme rbes Genius ipuroe pailrt. =
Nadber purbe Die Beraibune Der .@eorsiabia fort.
aeiebt unb enoli6 beihlofen, 5ieelbe am nddften
9ienftag Abenb 5ur abitimmnns ~ brinaen.
SIN Sauie 9eihab nihts BON sSnterehe. Beioe
Sduier ~pertasten lid bis Montas Morsen.
$ en- Is. april. = SIN SENATE idlua Drafe; Der
raoifole Witherid bon Wiiiouri, beute ihon ipie3er
elm Contributions 4menoment Dor. n 9aielbe lou
Dem Yrdibenien uno Dem @pnareife auberorbentli.
DE @sipaIten aeben, nm Staaten sesen inners llts
rabsn 5u ldiben unb lduft natirlid auf cine ferre'
re Mabreeeluns Der iaoli6en Stoaten binaus. penn
%oieielben Der ~raoifolen Yartbei nidt pariren polen.
Die Dsbatte uber Die @eoraia Bill murbe bann fort-
seiebt. Srafe unb Gunner ~iprad,en. Gidter Shur.
man aninortete auf ibre ausfdae in ~frdftiser unb
ssbIbrenber Weiie. 1ra n d g93z1W .Ea.
Sas Saus paifrte cine Bin, tpelhe BITE Uer-
tbeiluns Der &eprdientanten %beitimmt uno ibre 3ahl
auf 275 ietebt. i%porauf bic enoloie 9sbatte iber BITE
Sarifbia fort9eebt wuroe. ~ ~,-isa $3.50 !