davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-14

ton Ln capa case. TIC ssDc tnoannccs s1d su,-
ntsn!is1J tho 3hme pea ilsTe kc3. him 10 tae. az.
allied 9teunn Uho pa1s Rept ur le,r. Goyernor
, Asf1n - ana hsse. ae9;, Pe<ao;al fH.1ds nleco
s oSa nt.t ,ss;ss ~ IT, ~ ssed Ea ak
nctB ncu expressions Of -fnaudc1ce Anip
l Can never futEek and hh4 faIr, " e9fYnn
BY h'a fcKttces Ia the 1tiu md t:.y! life; tsv hvp
position ne 0ccuplas m tne coz tence OF Ia. nEs-:
aely oEesrdcs u CHIEF Execative. Lam thss 81
etiEaoi ny ~armEEt peFsopa al f.l.udl ic lhs Ler-
!ktAIufe dcaIc your e,cclUu; sole. ,ua cl-c.tut1
OF ohe ard Bon" another OF taGu Ut tie othtre
AID 6ouc tnsy wiAh thc election uf ln:ze q ri =
cummltsal4 Frqar1I9 mt y he pEuclpleY Of uouof
70 i1tet1efe Ia fu7or OF oau .rie4d 10 a1slnat
'n.ae1e perhaps equally net'tof,ous htn
TO- eos,+ Saan enough to ,aanp:so l. eouil
could. sn sole1 c2sht- Lus, 81 ton'aa: p.r.
SOFA stlehd. to 1nksrpn4e. an an aso.rant Tor
lohltK - the f1sure, 10 ftwpr Dc 10 tI5 TO- eve;
y tLe In G. VI rroFrr:3 n.:.taioei b. ftiend,
Honlo PERMIT T. Aud La nns e1'o where uGIc;ai
n4tafga'l"n Ftgairea nt III pctform tho patr,ui
"aty q ElT Cf!1iuau;g sEoDk .fIlfada in Tue p.,.
soWsf q hoLofa The co3sasa1tou rakes II the
Ntif VI tEe rItm.eS1 OF tue I,Ilslatpfe aud out
rlfr, 10 make tho chofce: End Ihse CHOICE oug1k
=" d, me +. GUS OF a1hutr uubase1 jug nen:;
- sr! ne #h'n tho L!H atAtlre ,a likely to
t..' c., ~pnId be pel13ualI5 satisfactory TO ut
1f. = -tittGJ tflf. l"::tF uuleE tae cuuytc. NJ
VA y II - EtcoEG ntCs9-4TV 10 rt1.pYu mf.an-
PFC c:hlor'. n:ce' IoDtd ~ TIM srrorsa to which
y L E''tr. ~ ENa g nlaY 10 t.1lcr fr,eudR IN
bt:' c!i1',n U:.lh Her orc1.!or ct p,ura.tm-rs
hr rs;; CT "jl;.tn or Ltteseu word IL couf,tc:
VITA lie puEf.rt.
Eors: :, that the CONTEXT, howerer warm NM
soafr, 1tst be u ftieEdlY EhIfaIe, Tres fro:u ecT
Yanr1 uul7, H.. fI.nrsss'
Eop. WI. Is. ALLISON, poo;ouc. 1oEa
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Chic aCd perps.lvaesa Democratic psfer. are
Urging the beirc:ton OF Scnh'or TourIao, OF Ono
a. CtaI Ian Of the Democratic National G0u.
Mittee.
TIE no1Eton TttearGph, IN al att.cls on rcoon-
structiou, sA,s:"Wa entxr our so.enn protest
against sll stseupts 70 tnld up party IN Te,as
10 dttest reconstruction. Wo nave IoaGnt IN Nsr
a1d failed; 70 haye Fougtt u pence and ags,t
failed. Nov u pecomas nj to lot thoso Who have
s.tamphed tAks. u back into the unlon. Eveay
, 1870-01-14

IL the Eaitor cf The Chicago Tribune:
itut editorials concetnlng the ab1se OF
tie pa1don!ug poser mses With a1uos,
ur;1ersal approval 1t nsy or uay rot crafty
ynu 70 fec+lvc p-FeorAl CON Ieudatou, but il:
gfsllbes ne 70 express 10 YOU ny hearty tuanx.
1er J1Lr condemnation OF the e EIec1t,ve, aot tao
~ 1l' fotit:cIats. who interfere WIN the serfcss
of jultF. 10 &aye Eufderets AID th!e7cs flo a t1st
puI .sbment TTa1y 3o7fs, Ju5f1Cx
CHICAGO. Ian. Ii. 1s1l
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PERSONAL,

Camilla EfTc S.
JoaH Allen hss teccme ogfarcler.
T. T. ba1nQm hss ssaitd for Cabs wish SOTO
In e!.ah fz:eudp.
Mari Twsta Is reported to be worth 10000, all
raac b his pen.
President Grant save the Washington poor s159
On New Years Day.
RAtori, no longer an act1css, Ia mInEltpg ia Par.
t.tan society as the Marchtoness del 1,itlo.
The e1,K1ng Of Hanover Is insane, and receives
20 yt.lt0rr.
II Is reported that John Bright Is investing
noncF IN cotton mills In lhls country.
koA2lth fs SO poor that he uvea At Turin, ptlo-
cRally on bread and coffee.
A fellow tired to bloN Forrest up with torpedo
~hile he Vas aching II Lexington, Ky.
Hou. Alexander u. q. Stuart Is editing q Viz.
rnIa paper.
Nils Marshall. i Southern lecturer on female
right, Is In jail fos dead d.beaeng Memphis land
loid.
Flctorfen Sardou IL modes. enough to soy TIM.
be kIows Victor Hugo aud Alexander Douas
ke1er achlevtd s1ch DRAMATIC succeat cs a. hs did.
colotcl Aaron Wilbur, OF Savannah, Is dead
The chief nonrnerb are sundry lte INSURANCE
eompanles In which he had polictes, Amounting to
t.o,nN,
0l the ~ 5eals OF Powers' life, he has passed
tbtt1.tFo IN Italy. Powers hns said stx Greek
tltsef, tuceesAiSel5 AID respectively. 10 Captain
n,tr,n,- - stsw.-, =, !. =. ~. ne"
=, ,rn p-rr. D.m,tar A3'' o1N~
~ ~. ~ n n,s..sa :,
,,tT ~ Cr,sr.1 n,t1sr I,os ~, u1ouel ~
~, s,,n,tar no,r,,r .f,.- ~ ,n.s.a ~, t.oa"4. sr
=. 'No1a'ax' aiset NJ "ness o. LESS t3ao
~ ,s.s,u -. oue Ene "seaI oi Tao Nsni-
~. "oon.a 4saLa A'ls ~ ~ utacn.
.,,,a.s - -atv,e'n' WY saw oae OF me
se'.'s "a ~ aas'e'aa'@ Oh Mon'AJ las., Wa7,
>,' Ms"'.. y, Ine Saaona' Assemalt,
80 pe f"'Ia ~Aa Inc ao1ceaH Oh Ia Mon
Gt.T
so1s,., c.rs ,au ,,a e'uoS es ~ oosteoefae
, 1870-01-14

From the Albany Ertatng J1urnaL
u1 The Ara.s deem ne allegation that Governor
pre*s!ons from senator Mortoua Hpeech OF SUM-
e!ent conee9ueuoe 70 Justify formal Recitation,
sna % %sa5t. "Ihese u not word OF s~seno aue=.''
thal pzora unpsTrsntct, ehows that tha ssc.i-
useIess which leads TO suca psomps defence
Nrer Is Of that order which tnpets to oentt! be-
canse q netEo9s eonscioasnesl thss It has sub
trted Comparison Of tha message with 3 teie.
k1aphtc aoet1act Of Governor Mortcn'3 speech.
sno Produces Sons curious colrctdenees. 70 sAJ
Tpcn tie question Of the purchase Of bonds and
ne redemption Of gseenpacts, Senator Mortoa
Il DO rot te.Iese that tic existence OF cur
bonded debt Eas anything to do with the deprec,a-
ton OF cur currency. The taking 0! taa gold Ia
resumption q the ErecnbarEs ous Of the p5Ttr
ol lne government A1d procla,us to tnr world
that 1t does Eot intend to return - spccs psy-
htuta."
And here tg Holman upon the 8ane 5ubtettB.
ut is deiusion 70 toppo g thst the pa} me 1t Of
few o. cur bonds oetore the! a1e due materially
hanlrrpt as 10 Its binds; Is pAy1px tne tnterett
eccordlrE To conrrack Atd tie prncipa. il not vot
due: Thls Is not iha point where tho pubic
1pps a to It's lcRaLtendtr notes, for failure 10
psy prom!sc wen It Is due II bioEraptcy-"
Fn1tfer from hnston a. to The redemption OF
'.The Ersenbsck c'.ua,at.oa is Il part OF ;hs
pahilc ctnL for lie rentnpuon OF shtc1 tnf la!th
Gf TIE rhEOb Is to!- Et " pIEdgtd TINS 1e1ctlc.
t:rn Of this plfues t. nnt ool1 demanded BY every
E11nc'p1e 81 atecM Eoasr, de.f
So MIRO pc1msn:
TINS trst great duty OF tho Eorernreu: Ia to
nssc as ltEat'enteTn ~ good ~ gold !"
lr the manner ot en1ct1tr thtR, Marion says.
Ev httrR the period Of redemption Is. M
hp:cu1s TT gold TINT viii be neceAsurg.
To rttuEn TO epectt paT tDcnes Hlin0ue cash
lF q great d.. t,c1a:uT. and this car ONLY be anno
- NaEIrE The rfoEfx4 EFA1ualh
ait i. the epectal duxv OF Tho Fer,ets, Trca.rsy
The ttsBe Of ~hnse Tedesnatlc paper has erpcsn.
q 10 nrr preset coHdl0r, IN Ren 10 It tTa. taerG
II ATurie fupp.J Of reta,nrd II tho ccuutfT
Nc TO n:kc tic tsas1i,'on IRON our preseat vat.
ztrcy 10 god boto easy AID pernane1L."
MoltGo Eetu1TAA:
.CcLt1aeton is rot d recasss1T pselninnr-
pn*tE' nj to retrTn 10 s2e::o pAyueu,A"
lii Emen chimeh IN: ..
IL % 70. believe that any cont7nct,sn nr the
iCratterdtf curFtLe5 ~ Necessary. IN 0risf 10
rt Ach tpec!c Eas Beltt."
MG1tcn furtncf SAYS:
"nf o1tre period OF redemption ahe country
!. LLti1pd. and tDxy be prepared f1k q c1Ap.e,
cIE'ra.t. and s1raDRnEenis t1 baslbcss and
tcbloye teEItnE uectEe IN pf,ce5 OF prepeStY.
Viina.e haste TO Fay shels dso.A"
Gorerror Hoffman saJa:
"Tbe Eon ent tEA. tnt p5up1o res that the sov-
eitmt Mt is ready to redeem IL paper oT providing
,ncr WIFI the opis ucans OF doltg IT, tue Ap-
p1tca.tou 10 the setuRl val1e of the legai-tondes
to'ee = III COZ nreTce."
EoGrau ard HtEdE1ckR aD ri7AlE Senator
Acrton'n views ar 90 popa:at Il Indians that ne
slh He1 dY1ciH Wh2t morc 11feNd alep could
u 0uAn baye tatens eoerefore, Ihsp TO seek rhe
overthrow Of his 1tvsi IN tho West 1h1u ~ adopt
ln8 the ananoai t1ax1o OF 6eaato1 huElnn1
, 1870-01-14
= PFncil1r n fi1E Expected from Pfcf-
ft.cet FfEeZ-Thr 7nte1;sttoH Ecef-
lrC-antn Cay nnH Gou:xrF.

&a.s d nas.oo C:t1 ;1e. - Co-r.sso.IeHcc # IT,.
Aetcitr& Ii;EtA-
Grea' FIrltfnt.: p:e7ats Al cEit the ca1n'fy
6E tl"slr itc-tt al nta1s:t,o + tho GaA'd s.4s5E,
wLth Is IL all AbeuE1 NJ topic Of tbs Tre5-
1T! ba|z nsr r'esalet. ami Is Aso.t p ts7aei
isfc ln.1or, esnsEg 1paa shS rom:Ia,daats ot
sEr >ss.'M G:'ii I, to. E1aks G!:ins :1cLti for
sot.- Inc, tetL.g in this c:t5. II Porto
.flst'rt IN SElsia:e. AID ID all lac towas Is
ttsF SIT: II fatar Of llLGx3iIou: bn. It is
Git. 10: III tho ca1EtTy cA1.+, sab rula popa.s-
trh tt''F. III ther sttvFance, extremely suspt-
coua o. ftesit -e5e, Al l-lt aLg taas the ADest-
Cstt. l.ke tie slsauatds Of p2,t days. Rlsh 10 Rat
no+set.'c2 RI shn'1 cen-try, Il ordr- TO 1nouotN-
NEs a!t:t xneo th:F IS ace Etl4ee tie catEts to
tts a!rGi u CT skf s. Un1:t tl1sa c.rco osRnct8
ntaE!nn II als:teo II to the EIut2tle Tetpl: OF
the a1pt ~ tie PIe.!deIl ot San Donlugo Is nb n:
10 E.ke IL iAc Guilty, toc1c peepts do1slcG
7't tl+F u III reset. t Cs!ofitF tor aa e1..on.
1te ~ re- El.rT. nFetfF- who arc coaedene lhefe
VAL le la5se LII i1<i:y 5bt tue Ecasute.
, 1870-01-14

/
. 0)laE. NE oow offered tor s. GOO,
l. Halaeck, Germany. man who ,a+ea
lscente 10 get drunk caa'e oi,ta,n n ,rerea - ~
Herrltd. g
No n 1sc1 VITO drtnks can nra ,yr,,o,.,,.. !,
ory Position on the Dtpuor p.c,,snrl, !, ~ :.
In Maine %-SA v"
seoa.ps hcc'ety at Walnos Bend, Barrel
sH, n!'s nAn ueelaeo tnat all ma huna.
a.u Eye.n Va 1oS4
A catrcsp,Ddeu, Of tha noa,o, 1.,--..,u,
| "ae.,ous oucauon.p 1ti,tn ar, a. 49,
! ttu vbr toe .nal vstch r.,7a.n,~ t.,
~. The me Gr r H. carIro II -, .t. r.,
| u,c7n - VIII
The patfs Gzu,ofs annonrrea rho. o.,, r..a,
| tubfc1tber viii receive New Ycqr,s o,.t - w..
| largo aud two small bottles of c..uoaane accom.
ranied by On ,pgcntons o,tentc1 uocbIrc n nv ~,
ti:e vine.
Maetuchusc,ts has Ion. ali iy,au1 md r,-n4 !,
c:pc. cnappeautd,e tas cea;ed1oi ~, ,t,,..
tut Ecu havtr9 trrosa cn bach ,o,, ,Aa. n, r,
Gcfo:a Washquu ibier which haa hem nnan no,,l
tludred 1evrs
4 c,ui ken rDuu cot into n ecannho,ta =, Or,
Jy,c. csl, on NcR Y-a,.s Ere. an;, :, tre;,,, -,
get l1rough winaox. uas caoga, /, n,a leo a,n
Euag hegi d. n nward nntu n,,rE:Dv. var, he ~
folrd deuo. ~ "'>'
Til. Ia lhe latcpt for tydes. A r1a.d co,., ,rac.
LEI wh.ch tssups with q lacx and r,,'i rn1 ~,
which the huse I'D ,}4cea On her arm -, }ha a,t,
l-ekE It, ard pacing tic kew on hi warch N ala
Tte brncclc. ..capLo. he rcrn6y:t .VI,hon1 ,na
hutbardh ues o1d thus bit, are cons,,n,'
Iy +. c,:tded O. c; n u;n.rr
Tic following Advertisement sppsared /, The
New fMk 74mrs Of Tuteday:
A. W Inssd e, Staf.s l;aEal Ae.scay. Annara!4-A c,
sdais.s ,ope1t etnar box No Y. 1;a.s ;tc OK tnsta
"t.' Point cadr'ship.
II fnthI a
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S-n I7m5nEo City tUtr. f9l Correspondence Of TIE
!ifto YcFk T15unt-
A doccmcr ptu.c.'lnr ags,a>t thu in.EaMty Of
tic atc1 ailru Ct Dnntbiesn terri oEy haa fonud
k!:rers IT. C1rscna, st. Thomas. .Vteczo els, fnrkH
lLspd tEd al those ratts OF tie DOMINICAN
IL public Fttct lze n th. hand Of the 1erounou-
aI3 party. The ponir !c>ns who hare baen ex-
relied frr N 'he count13. and Tho partssn1 OF c.
h1a' n Luperal nave sn1xe ed their ttgcasnres 10
Eenta: -
/. INC Dominican constitution prohibits poa,.
, 1870-01-14

VI seese States, Delaware, eekentucky,
1enpessee, califosr;s, Maryland, New Je..
sey' and Oregon arc not expected 10 rasfy
The anendtnaert. In Geore,a the result is
efhsmo'y doubtful. The sl1 other s:,tes
10 which tie Affirmative ac:lon necaassry to
rstuy tns amendment must take Place,
must be found in the following States
oh'o' loEs, Minnesota, Mississippi. Ne
braska, Rhode Island, and Te1aa. There
Is little doubt that al thcso will yote to
zat'fy. in which thcro will he one vote moro
than ID necessary. It ig true thst the Le9-
is'ature Of New York has attempted to re-
sc'nd its previous ratification Of the amend
ment but tina: proceeding is futile. The
action of the State was complete when it
ratified the amendment, md it Gun no more
1estind its ratification than it can ropeal
It's spproval Cf any Of tho fourteen other
amendments which have been adonted.
, 1870-01-14
THE GRAND JURY sYsTgM.

neie 17 'efs eene1ai deslEd that the
olA.o CONTENTION snait ta6e some action
nasioe 'os i!s queer, II not the repeal, at
.eas' " u, moo'aca!toe OIL tne sraIa Jury sss.
e"' Ane of's'ha. purpose 0. Inc grand
1"s "as ao 91o1eeuon o. tae e1tizen
ses !4t'o1ou9 a'io on1ass prosecutions
.ao oeeo nos on'y !" Project Nun
NsAe' eu1oos eous's'4eas ~. nat also against
unlo.enaeu ,l ctlnl'l'a aecosauo7s. for this
poee u Aas aetfeo lis ong'uA enas most
Ho4'ous t:,.a nu. 'as eraaa Jury sss.em'
i1o 141A'y o'nef 4Ess.1unoos venerable IN
5ens snu Seoefa'eo aot toelr past useful
n'' uas oeson'e gfea''s aouseo' ano' oy
e"aoss ~ ,n' aA's .ne "oila' nlae
'n ~ 'Ao t4o>o't1'a " iuolslaua1 4'o-
e''es s. an7 "no1e 3ary system "as once
ens so'e ptosec1lon q tne c'tszen against
ponleal Prosecutions; but political Prose-
eu'4one n.'e p7tlseeo, aao grand jurors
no" mo n'oe-'entDs ol ,nels Tine occupied
VI ne1a toB cases ot iAeii. assa1its,aad other
PeHy onences, "a'eh might be disposed Of
iaE more satisfactorily TO the public and the
oneooef ~ my Justice oi Tho Peace Of
ordinary anteiligence. -1he rule has now
oeoome anlFersa. for grand 1urors to hear
no evidence save that Thich tends to GRIM
.na'o. Ihereiore, they cannot be said to
,n'eaneate anJ case upon its merits. They
oafo no means to s1ft the evidence or im-
peach the Accusing witnesses, II malicious
witness 5Wears strong enough, they have no
discretlon but to find bill. This ia no
protection to the citizen, who is at the
mercy OF anyone 1ho may 10 before the
secret tribunal and accuse him. On the
oiher hand, corrupt grand jury may reject
dill, no matter what the evidences. They
may postpone action, and, communicating
with The accused, find private rsasons for
reaunng TO indict. In such case the eods
d justice are defeated. In Urge cities
especially has the grand jury system be-
come practical abonination. This is
oHlng' to great extent, to the objection
which business men have to serving on
Them, and to the resulting consequence that
they are often made up Of men who seek
the o1i1ce for the employment, OF for what
they can MAKE Of it. Hordes Of such men
Fang round the court xooms, anxious to
servo. At grand jury held in this county.
within few years, ono Of the members
was taken with the <ld:Tum zrlmeus while
eitting at the table in the jury-room.
In very largs msjozity Of csses it is pos-
itive csunlty to the accused to keep them in
prison waiting for tho action Of grand
Jury. In eli these cases the prisoners
would g'acly accept @ trial before the Court,
and abide Tho result. without the fOfmn1itv
, 1870-01-14


a;tack made 81 us By g Reporter Of the Clncuur:i
Cost1ts II no EoTe tAlltuI 10 yoa Than It Il 10 ne.
Although the alrce ha4 .u.rks Of III 10 "a
tahInhy, AID Ct ro:l.lcA. 1orctfouaat, such a.
the time and pisces OF It's publication, At Cnc:l-
LNtI-es u ;nd--tn a Repu6.can paper, 70 give It
force. AID Its a'mes. immediate and al.aoeous
1epIut uu Ion II Dubuque, Davenport, Burlington,
AID hetl11 I'm The Coppt1head orGaos fioiu ne.
ceetn.., gts.ug taselg EMe Tor Its ihufeush dis.
sen4snalun u! o4tr The State, AID no. suticle 1T
tlnr, ~ nuy have teen scpposco, fur tts thorough
reluthtsou. netoic tie meeting Of lae Legta.z-ofe;
1ts asoEed pa1po:e being 10 a1ecs Toe Scla-
toiias tltccp; etd Ia bstsa sssAGi: upoa JuaBa
Ctu!ey, resident o. Jour OWE city, whasc POSI-
lie cal.dio3Gy ulsy have been sunooset 70 conn!c:
II eoDc way Hish the suece u Of your 1hme, mar
81 n essnc M am sprs nesa Sas s,4:o soe@ m
1ecr 0 m nec1Er'. i,ar 1t woald reqa!fe tvidecce
Euch tt:o: etr I'D e:tares, 70 E,akc me- believe,
over Jo.1 o~I IEc1 -tf, 10 tie .o@s:aEt:s CT yau!
catttc'iuc Ht;a L. &c. do ee;'ere Lis: t1e IA.
lie ons atsol.t Fll. Gta:Ke s:-c1e pu<e- TIE
II oI. Of tans, s:a 1t:1 f Es7ao..caa 1ei.eseata-
Of ite4 se.re.. - .tc IA. t1tF ac1.G t.e ard
o. 1t cofEt ssp.ccss Ct IL. tl-c LSa.i G1-,.t,
aLti:1 tcrFcsasaa EewtP-71 sseI*Is, - 81
tEtn n LIE AtleS-1l - {uts1.. ~ 1t3e> EcLE
Ties; II tie Ca..tu S;ate. s=2a.e.
TIE tory in;4ElcE Ttasin:l l,>1 Les!::st1re eao
s ss p.;a's~a =. /. t"a 2s:;d = 1sca LoE'e" from
Iou II ow uha: r:si'.nE IL co~. sud has b.ea
!s isu as ~ o,s s4' ae ): + tSe
cta.'s CT oar leaetas e::,4eus. VIE. SA la.t
tltcie1
Tuu and thrE had eIp7erEch favorable onIelass
81 Co'eELc, XII -. u ces4 :s1 &C cticc, ots-
1ure sIs Of rs lscw iaa. C.y RATE woa.1 oc u:cd
it La: cot E4cuo1. When i5i3 became nacI!e.-
5lu SID sCey. berg Ea7as: tf,ccds Of Els ard
mite. vC.5 plune7l5 asla Iec ttr % hs.oa Of tcu-
Hairy, Ii Is neatiy 10 as plcfivca comltt.1s
Atu h..Ils alo: l,lsLds WoI:s pt11:l In tae
preset, case c4aa oIs OF taoso prominently
Esueu Tor tnis t.7h acd ho.o-a5tc trpss, na. o4eu
ny 7tssuhl Itie.u. You atd t4ye iilc1 TO-
geltet tete II Congress, fSr INC l1:ercs,s 0: ons
o%L S'a:e ard &c ptpsetvaIol OF. oar cocmol
the nations areat I,srl., without the occurrence
a ole v ard 70 maf osr EoclAt or ntle;al tn;er.
course- Tou n<vo oc5es 12let to caee1f ll1J ra-
have ISL Cd JONI Gid. hoE have i evaf dec!lLa1
TO 1e.pcud 70 corresponding rsqlest Jadge
q qaa,tet Of ! cen'utJ Tne rama Le9.ass.1re
ts4t +lecn him to the hlghest t1dtsN pot On il
The .GtAte, elected me 70 Eeat!a tho So aIn
6lnea that tho, with q hstef voluntary tntetruo.
, 1870-01-14
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1870.
TIE FIFTEENTH AaEaDMEHr. )
The Fifteenth Amendment has been rati-
End nv t1,e f,,,taufft;o p.t,.1 Cf.tas.

The notifications by Missouri and Ka11.sas
uere technically imperfect, but will be cor
rected by the Legislatures Of those ststez
10 compsete the 1ati6cstion requires the
consent Of twenty.eiaht States, or six in ad-
ai''on 70 thoce which hare already ratified
, 1870-01-14
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Senatorial Libel Suits
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-09-20

ne american HOLE OVerSeamlnS anu
Sewing Machine Company, Philadelphia, have
produceu anew Shuttle Sewing Machine which is
SIMPLER THAN ANY SINGLE THREADER
Anybody can run it. The feed can be raised
or lowered for light or heavy work.
No more bother with the old style shuttle
with its crude, ncouvenient, and difficult tension
adjustment, produced by threading through a
row of holes, attended with veXing uncertainty,
great expense of time, and breaking thread.
The Improved Shuttle admits of being instant
ly adjusted by the inexperienced with any de-
gree of tension required for sewing anything
from LEATHER to ONE THICKNESS OF
TISSUE PAPER, (see samples.) These Ma
chimes make the Lock Stitch alike on both sides
of the work, are large, strong and roomy, and are
supplied with extra cloth plate and leather nee
dies, for sewing leather, if desired.
Their superior workmanship, style of finish,
durability, speed, and power, running stiler and
easier than other shuttle machines, attract the
attention and elicit the admiration of machinists
and mechanics everywhere. This, and the fact
that it is almost impossible to make them break
the thread or miss stitch commends them to
the general favor of all.
Ifyou desire to secure the best Shuttle Ma
chine in Market don't fail to see them before
purchasing.
Price, with cover, lock and key, hemmer, cor
der. three braiders, and usual outfit, $50, and
same Machine with button hole and overseam-
ing movement combined, S75.
Also the Gold Medal Machine, universally
acknowledged to be the best double threader in
market, with hemmers to turn both ways and
any width, $40 to S75 also the best of single
threaders with steel movements and well finish
ed, at reasonable prices, and warranted. AL
Machines hereafter sold by me or my agents will
be furnished with SELF ADJUSTING NEE.
DIES, invented by the undersigned, for which
patent is pending.
On exhibition and for sale at J. N Eeoster's
Daguerrean Rooms, Barton, and at the resi-.
dence of Henry Dudley. Greensboro, VT.
Agents wanted IN the Counties of Orleans
Essex, Lamoille and Caledonia.
Orders by mail promptly attended to and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
F. P. CHENEY, Glover, VT,
Manufacturers Agent.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-09-20
4:a::' rs IlllaI lI'a|iil!|||aIs II3|s
Twelve Years among n. viii Indians Z. Plains

The life of Geo. P, Beden, who, from love
of wild adventure and q desire TO gain a knOwl-
edge of the every day Life and peculiar customs
of the Indians. left home OF plenty in New
Philadelphia, O.. joined the Indians, adopted
their mode of life became a worriOr OF the first
Glass;" and chief of 100 lodges, served the Gov
eminent with his braves against the hostile Indi-
ans, and as Lieutenant in the Regular Army,
which position he but recently resigned to eturn
to the wild life he so much loves. 20 illustra-
tons, "a of them full page, with portrait of the
author, all engraved expressly for this work. A
most attractive book Astounding in thrilling ad-
venture, and curious, useful and original nfor-
nation. Send for illustrated circular, with terms,
table of contents, and sample pages. c. F. VENT;
Publisher 5 College Place N Y. 34w4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-09-20

PILES PILES PILES PILES! Outward
applications are money thrown away. The only
permanent cure is DR.. HARRlSON'S PERKS
TALTIC LOZENGES. They strike at the cause.
They are pleasant, nor, like all pills, do they re-
quire increase of dose. They are exactly suited
to obviate costivenes-the cause of i'll health. For
sale at No. l fremont temple, Boston, by E. A.
HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, and by all drug
gists Mailed for 60 cents. 3lm2
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-09-20
UP In A BALLOON BOYS.

Although numerous were the EXPLANATIONS from portion
the people all around the County that the balloon ascen
sion at Barton the 18th would be All Hum6"g, that
balloon had been up in Orleans County and because
it never had of course ecod and even on the
arrival of the day and after the naton as they gazed
with wondering eyes, said it nothing but great bag
of gas and one said that that thing want balloon more
his grandmother was donkey and although doubt this
was a fact, and more too,