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, 1870-10-12
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.

AppotntnsrratH OF SpenKcFH.
The following an. anlctal!y announced by the
Skate I vs.trgl C%tMNlst.-e.
Governor K. !. Ot1I.EsDY will speak as fol-
lows:
tHu1uka~ Wt~l1a>.iay. October 1s. at r. NJ
Monmouth, Tauf*.t4y. 1ct1!ter II, ut r.. n.
SNxvsnas t'@ist>:'s ~.s sIwak un15 Is announced
by tits cot.a't,~.
General John 4. 1f'GAS. candidate for Con-
rt->>inan 1T l-s:Er, Will si-ral as follows:
Fs'tt&sr. Ns-'n-++ta<. ucton.f u, =. IN.
1"iitt. 1nIrr.tas ,Uct.st'ct -, eSehtnE.
General 1l'tau VII -pea& unty ~ aanunlcel bY
this c.ltna II e..
t;.nrfa! F. ~ HATES, s1a1e Treasurer, viii
FrseAk A. tt1laws:
itll.rll'+. "Wednesday, october L.
A1toil, Thursday. Uct'a,er IL
4Iun- NM. r. 4lEKCE. Republican candidate
fn. Ssa:e 81 nasar, Eighteenth District will speak
AZ:
B:4tdwo4l. thi tAAr L.
t;sft!Err. Uc;ai.eT IL.
i. y. Hi. HELL, Republican candi.lnte far
Congress III fh' II ntn Congressional DISTRICT wilt
61h'sk as Iu1lnse:
brighten, W.-l. .'staS, Octa,ber II.
G'artiIyEllr, Tn;.4s,ay. October IL.
Hun Il. 4. III Eas3AHD- ReEuh1c.n candidate
for Congress in the Third District, will speak 81
fui;n%s.
Forester t'r'" Cnu, II. "Wednesday. october T.
Fra1kllu. I-r' nun's, ThlrsiaF. October Is.
, 1870-10-12

jnncts, &c, in order to be present eyeEywhe1e
where they may advance the moral and n1ac
teria. interests Of the country.
:" In a few dayB constituent assembly is 70
be elected. VIII it be able to meet and do Ills
wosk in The midst Of the dAngera, and, per-
hans, disasters Of tho conntrJ7
It IL necessary, then, for the safety Of our
country that all parties Get aside their indie
cieion and susceptibility and coma to MS, be-
cause We represent Right, Truth, and JUSTICE
II IL necessary that al those Frenehmen Who
have boae the bead to circumstances, Rnd to
the ephcnlers1 powers which hare Owed THAR
existence to circumstances, should at 1sst
recognize that hereditary monarchy is now the
only haven in Whichtheycan lind peace, honor,
and security.
a TIE empire has delivered us over to the
foreigner; the republic IL impotent in the
presence Of 80 great u disaster, and besiaee,
she alarms BY her doctrines and exaggeEa-
tons.
ssThere zematna, then, ,hereditary traditions
monarchy, which, in unlson with the whole
countrs, will hunt the invaders from our soil
or obtain from them an honorable ponce,
which peace will be sinctre and lasting. inna-
much is it will preserve intact both tho honor
and territory Of France.
:. Mureignenr presents these reflections to
the consideration Of Ill his frients, antl ca1n-
est}y reQuests them 10 conform to these in
structions in all those provinces ~hero they
hare the right to count on success.
q Confidence, devotion and htmness! God
will do tho rest!
1Gth Sept, 1870.
, 1870-10-12
THE BOURBONS.


Tie phaire de Loirs puhlishes the foIlo"ine
letter. Which. it aaser1e. has been written aod
distributed by the Count dc Chanstord:
.Mouseigneur ia greatly, affected By the
situation Of France. He lolto~s vita anxi-
{ Us solicitude the disastrous events which
haye E:puchs tie enemy before razis. and
!, o.. his bo-orn -welia with the thought thas il
i. nerha1 : 10 him, With Iroyidooce for his
hetp. hist should be conlaed the houoY of sar~
ing ouy unhappy country.
1.-THE French Monarchy: OF which Noas
esisnenr Is the heir. and whieh Is resumed in
ana mere than o1ce has ssSed Franco:
:" Mopseieueuz is.eonsiuced that this noble
task /. now his and that to-day, as eFet, right
viii ttiuknph over might He i. therefore.
rbcut 10 devote himself to this great gork
with iii the prudence a1d energy *Msh the
tr;enlr TO accotl bun their devoted asssitancc.
.tThe cauee Of monarchy il now what it hAs
e!wavs been-the Cause Of France herself.
M.ny have given It to events, 70 thtefaas. and
influence, apd ptheE consldeFas1ons- 1sus now
nc La.e light Revolution, rnateses .ts FORM
the eountT. From the beginning she has III
uaya orcillated between anarch5 and desrot-
;.r1 md to-dsv. for tho third time. her tA-
cred eo,i ie invaded md denied hS tie for
..~ Moneeigneu1 s.ys, therefore, to 4,
nrontr o.ca-ion l will present myself. On
3he 1,r when Frzrce vii have need Of ne,
for M whatever purpose, ! shall 10 there. Fot
ssstd ~ for r poeer, but have alxays eheri.hed
il MI heat the love Of France; and mr. deso:
lion vi .lxayr keep On lexei With my auty.
c,n esY TO his friends Whist he could not say
btfore. Nonseirneur earnestly calls upon
them to ayail themselves OF the electoral func-
inns. to BECOME members Of the communal
and departmental councils, Mayors, Ad.
, 1870-10-12
POLITICAL.


II. II. {. Hosmtr+ the poet, has hceu nominated
's'r tie Assembly lty the Democrats 81 Livingston
.&unIy, y. y.
The election Il to continue three days IN
te'srEia-thc eGth, sisf. ani 2ed of December.
The recent 1tglsttation OF voters throughout
tIa.J iant show. that so1ne s6.c0H names Of COL
red IlHe cl,lze.s hare bsea added to the voting
phi,nsss,on.
-C'pnway BARRIER {colore,',, late Of Alton, ILL.,, fs
Il gHlat nUrnuee IF the Republican party for the
legislature ln Arkausas- IL.
1t is reported TINT General fitzpatrick Will
peak throughout New Yorx STATE III a,.l Of Gen.
ral u ottffoIis ciectisn.
-1bc Logahspost {lnd.) office OF c. B. Lassel1e,
utInucratic cAlalidste Tor Stat+ SeEatuF, was
outdet. t,S an angry Democratic 1na', last Week,
Lu, that gentleman nDty saved hy tnte.ftslr.on ol
Sue police Lie had been tletr ayiug his frsetnis
Tile Demfr,acy of Delaware County. Inwa,
:.veAtIy Illuminated Esthtr F.. Clark, q soldier
wl.,uw. foT Scheoi Superintendent. The nc1t ,luY,
the tLaltau rcceiyet, her dtciinatlon, with a.llI-
',oua nfurtratittt, iul1ows: ali II were p;ssi-
tt for nc TO nccept all. nutDinatlon, 1t would be
'hnt nj shc Republican pAry."
Speaking II The Democratic Convention OF
liatcock County, ill.,, tho Carthage Gastsfr gives
tnc following statement If the Democratic, idea uf
ln,,tsital nnoral.sy:
The convention Was presided oyer ~ ez-Sena-
ff.r Stbtrlu. whN. nn taking isls aeat delivered Ill
ati.lsess tu s Democrats. III the COURT of
Ills tearhf, be allllctl to 1ht uhjecti1ns a*lr to
Cat'lr. their cunt'kctc ior Congress; tia. he was
vsIy .ic man, DC lie said Thar, in Ills opiMi,,sl,
0ti,tr thatt ich Mau shnuRt ht Mt 10 con.
tIcs-, f.-, II F1or lnan lte f!ecte' he ls certain
Il, stni i4 se, hut rich man having Ills pile Vi
ftt,y sGc1lre, has no Temptation IL stca1.''
-Thr ID Ipucrats Of Taz.well County, ILL.,, have
Nominated L. 4. Roberis and Ira D. lIall for Kr,s-
:eschtasvc. In the Legislature: Thosnas coopsr,
, 1870-10-12
FREE TRADE DOCUMENTS,
REYENGE Reform! RETEyBE REFDRd!
TO VOTERS
AND TAXPAYERS.

He11~rfnF that the rrrttu.c Of taxation s. It task
artsen tA "r.e 70 esaIvzt the p:u tp.t u;au hiea
tIrS Bre T. aid t1 tr fuI1h this txa:ntuat1o
il eatsie!- str ,t~r will the popular roevicsion
thss farm nf ta-.ttoa whirh has ent .iir,i Htde-
.p:taa d>tnH. In nearly esesy branch Of industry
ts!i*t he radically fpnE. the imeIir2n FrE<TyadH
Lssxue f*xe that they Do the fsss E1rass1
riee than ~ tnth It with deruE-nf., f.ct1. hS~
H:rr ehnca ri the rszt s sse tariff TbsE have.
ls Erfr. Prepared feT g.atithu. dtEiEtin. the rol
towut tract. which rln b. zrceiLs Ut si1 cents
upiuIont 1T Dfetfnrutshr! Mec upou EIce.T.aie. On
the tptket1on 1f Kesennr. hy EtlwAtu Atkfth3 his
fa'larirt ct fr'st. tiun, by FTsncia Lletst. Tbs
utuse A1dtt-e IA the Atusscan P-,pt- ti''sx U
f,.n1 rt T,sde t~aku+s+ Illr EfrrTtalr ,;-th Of
+. ~ &hrnf-slin tex:i'da:e ef the tterr farts Of
Mar t1ean+eta tnf G.strnes IT. The Sta:rl III" pnf-
tc~" Letter.. The Thrift It aid 4. i should tie.
Hnp the ltkh Tariff VrrTttse4 fir Pts tsil.s ct
Trade arrt, By the Rsrnse u! Eaxlsnd and Frxnte
American ndi1-t1y and tie Tariff AhE1as:nxot of
Eryf.ds sni our Eatne{a r. t. q sisaas4s;aMrs @ of
Market G1 zin Cheap and Good. Dear.
iint:cs1a at The American For Trade Lea=ae: Aa-
lrcrr t. tht American Peerle; Te EE~e TFAst l&.ata
II il add tne Public. etiou lrptectou
AID Mrna7ely: Protect We.
A ii wtIea r. o.taaed. receipt Of sir cents,
for p'''.se' b .ainGS as1Iins;Ss':ssa sasps, & rso.
Ssvtrta-y 4 the league.
Nc. 2 Na>snn-sr.. Sr,r TnFk.
Ferrous HilrE t. act atstF,h.tr. viii M supplied
krztuitourlt: but the contributions of
+1.@t-t. E :aee ca..<~ VIII tthev II.
, 1870-10-12
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Great Rc4-HhtIe Stocking lIatrl Of
To~1Iorrow--Frpp0sedT Tour
The Pony Championship.

II ehe weather holds good for ThurAsaT after-
noon, Dexter Park will prahahly contain tue
largest number Of people ever In attenttaGre uys
abuse ball match. No contest with The bid x1d
bat erer excilesl such IN interest tnEergheat tss
entire West as Is felt With reference 10 ii. ysua
between the KTe1t liral Stockings. the Wu..rS
and Resis. which Tt1 be played t-lnns7nw ultrr-
noon. The in.e1esr Is by no n.easi> run,inc., 10
Gheaso and Slnstna Gu, Ill., oat ,,, sxtss. ,
jarent states have 1xet their attention tt,r1 th,.
Rre3t event already hare tht pilgrims t'c.I,n T.,
maSs sisi. apgsa,'anssS s,t ~ opi wn have ,n
ness or Pleasure, have atfaueett IL Le here In
EoTToW. amt thosss "ho HtheE Ntse Would t4t.. r.
turned home VIII say oseE Tlvrs ase a"~ t's'.-..
have no ethes eEEansi hese THAI IT, str thr s.ur.
i iaIEr excIssiuu Train frIm Einc,Ll.:li !, rt-
nected. and other numerous parties viii s-' IN
hand from the districts In The gcinirr OF Gh,aut
In oEer 10 proSt,fe for Tire e.$s nnl Tapt ;,i,t:.
ston Ct the rtst crowd thfoHfh iht cas.~, ftsk::1
hase been ists % sa!s Is Foiss:s, we'forrs. tns
tempIaunx the trip viii cOnSuls thrr Interest aaJ
convenience hy psoy1dtnG themselves In !s:..irr
Tins arrangement I'll he especially afpt'cs.'. l.,
CafItaGts. Anu PARTIES fnleEslIuE to drive uus
steu'd h. particular 10 ptlEuFt tickets beture-
Aalu.
CANE This ArrEaSoos-
A free game Hiil sake place this aftesnaop, at
Dexter fark- between the White Sue ling, un.l
the LseE's Ciu', Al atsatent otEauszAsseu VI s3a-
charged, the d. sigr Of the niana:eucl,t b,lt.. t.
compensate Tor the disappointment uf NOriay, as
well as 10 anotu rgscs!cr tr tsc Professionals.
PROPOSED TuCK-
T0Warti TIE latter 3art uf tne month it Is con-
temrlatth t.ar the White $tckapgs shall take
utp through iht: pttnrtpai towns OF 1se West lu-
bug. PrOrta, Monmouth, MeHlosa, plNun, I;gs.
1netoE and Htcr tit es, ana IN nt.Icr t" arranKe
d. hnitcft ioF the tour officers Ut elua. IT. r.
S*t1e1aTy ef tie GhtcaEo club, with reference ~
the arrangement nf Ran1es. The crn'litn'u NJ
, 1870-10-12

TERlDLH CHARGES AGAINST A $TET-FATuER.
F.rslun o1 NaEy sehu=1.r, MINOR. THIS Is a
l-7r Schumacher, laselE scn1ster, gUaFfian.
The ret!nue. IS .yer the uge of II tears. and her
fa.her .1lsd In 1s, ltaving her, h1s ot1y child He.
ar hI9 death. fetl WILL hr *uica hF gaze. in cse
u tie eEu frtAce oi I'll. ll9T, hail OF his prop
cr1y to the chl, and lle estate in tae other has
to the ~aonw. lesy,nx sne fte 70 aesesnd 70 rae
cLt.l ut hef mothers demise The mlthef was
appointed extCut1tI an1 guardian, with power to
ttI,1 the realty The widow qualified. and suaae-
quenus, on the 9Th q December. 1sS6. i1tesmar,
lied ith one Petsr Sehnmachr:, Rutl NTH HIN and
her mother the minor has continued 70 reside
mill 1toHt ave weeks since, when she Vas ce1a-
pciled By the I'll usage she reeetye.i from her
mother and sEepf2thef TO leave their home and
tlke up her rrstleEce with strangers. Tals i'll
treatment, It Is statet has heso OF soch descrtr-
t:on that re Eitl could not eonsstenas " xasa ~
family. II ts specified that about rear ait+r the
muthet'. temA11taSe, the and her husband fire.
gnent{ qoseslsa ns1 one s,a 1,ms. aao 90 aa- IT.
ard In rriya.e. re1tsoner came IN foea full share
Of hscsne ahRse, accusing lef of design TO
aT hsr ae ie ee5 1s e
Should that dar die. on the tn'frow tae daughter
.wenld natr with h step!atheT. It is further AZ
legt d that about three months since. SCHUMACHER
while she was In bed, laid down By her side and
as,eunted TO take Indecent lshertes With her,
Vic Vii vas how up sna moving. se lef1 Sc tc
charges 1hat he has frequently Iepeatct these
carly and yeTy 0hscene T1slts to heE roVna. She
LET, tor atoCt THREE weeks on q visit to souc
friends. a. d bang shen Induced IN return, rhe
sttp'ather again attempted bis 1-chery, when pe-
tltlpEeE left her home AnA has not 5nce returned
1t IL also chasget1 that on one SUNDAY afternoon
Schumacher sept, havlng left directions fvr the
fri !. wake hltn at a given minute. When sue
.ught to obey the Injunction he was awake, aud
tssn he atseEtted Eross inpsop1ist,ys
she avers, to the contrary Of the
mothers sworn annual rcporss, she has nos heer
a1oWet 10 60 10 school, and, in contradiction o1
the ike statements OF the mother and guardian
petitioner sa5s she has not, for two years, Re.
ce1ved Instruction upon the piano. the Cot d
which Il charged against her, stattu9> otEer~tse
that, two Years since. the 1:-r-!atheT sold bel
psnn. saying that it vas useless 10 pay taxes aet
insurance upon 1t, and lose interest On the money
Petitonss Y hslesa u the nora ~ fesi q ~ =
| Of Eock g, Nolco1t'a Addition. tmpEoEed: sup
lots and 6, car0iu's Suodlttkton OF LOIS !! So.
81, Horsen:s -sidlt1on, improved anu kae svalt
hali OF Lot 81, Bfunson's Abolition. ALSO 1Mpte'ea
| GUARDIANSHIP - ,s
children Frank, KsthaE1oa Aaam II ann me erSnt
under bond OF 8, GEO. The oo3stt o. aas T. n,
TO enable the reptYl Of zone ls0d "a osVMtA out
ing to he mlnoIa iru1n shets deceaseo gtAno
| father. .o,.,.a o..vat
, 1870-10-12


~ utSa = senasor o1 FRANCE. lie Was naineo
eomu4uuet VI Ht Legloa u tondr II 17oo, nav
.as ~. ptsa ios se'e'A seasS previous III o14ce1 "
Hc oloels
ues!atcn 'rom homhas 1neatsons lepo.l
s.s.s t,, "sS VI na"R nus '+eh 'uosl'etsu ~
.I,s..s.',t s"' "u ."S tl"rt psote Hue Il NAt ve
~ .es'ett<a NJ ~! 'ofetGu Governments,
,ha a.,,I.s ~ W. " Aue m9et . ntnt"4 lucn ~
,nn.1.s. 49, 10 va ~ uuc,e " .ae Esisn.us
Hens. s,,,- .ena s,s, a.u o'osne. " ."s nnFos
...a,s ho 10, h.,., ,.~.s =. ,.; .'o. -, "Hss
,.,,c an, a,t,,r ~. ,,a..s ~ p''ous - sne ~.
sum. ,a,ent o,., ha,4' 80. -. et ~ ~ ~.
,,or,,r ~ Si',.,sr1 ~. oAes ua!'.s s"s ~.
II. ri N rnrn,.. .ns as ~ uu'auea 's.14 ~,
,,I,on.1,. t,ns.saI 49,, ~ 'ae uHo' .as
lx,w.en chr, ~ 60. ".,s. ~, ~ % 80
An,,,nte,, aao,,,,. =. ..a
rrsa,x he ..,nn,shs,, W. =. "a ~
att,.e Nv t,sn1.r -, .t,,,a..a.1a 49,. - ~,
hsre,r sr,oc,at ~ ~ eN,.' ~ s.es eau
:, .rntrt H.. "Nu ~ ea4a. tuI s1ea.
- h.sI .o,,.... su 80 ~ aa'aatASeous
49, ..s n,.ss...:', -, ~ Epslsu" aao fiao.s:
,a.1,r ~, ~. tss' "!Aa s.'opa'ous a"eots aatn
.,,.a ~ ~ s"s 'unashee u tat fHnee " huns
rsso~ ~. cr.s1',,." W ott' hnfnnsauc ~
..', -, -. s ~ icfe'eo powers. ana II ~
~ y. ~ ~, ss's tae nuss.on hearty support ana
VI" 81. :" "s ~ 1nake u saeeessiQ. AZ LUIS
me "s "as rHns minister OF me E-mplte-
e" to'..io! ne oa's oei" 44otu 1he e1ost' oi tHe
, 1870-10-12

Tho anEuol meeting OF the american soetaa
Service Association viii Ge held in H'stou. OcI
II, when The annual otidrsss viii bt delivered;
anl the Treasurer4 and StcIttzE1s Eepor9 HlA
h. 1xts* nIc,l The general meeting Of the 3sso-
c,a1;nu vim be held In philadelphia, Oct: a5, -
and 81. Judge Sieung. Of pailatelpals. VII @aae
tee openlIK address auf papers On EAIoas
Hafs, Of Lopdon: Judge IoIre. pf. 1saac RAJ;
Nezsfs. joseph Waa!tSa, g: kose4s1 j Esen a. and
E Spencer Miller. o. Pht1sdelphta; g. 4 bqeka-
1vx nuI Eckiey q Coke, OF Pennsylrhnist E. l.
Gct,sIn and DSsi0 4. Ne1:, Of New T9sk; George
l. Yean,an, q kensneE.; Dr. s.,vs, !; y; agIS 70 ct
h,t5re: George b, Emerson. Hamilton \ Hill,
snd Charles c. Perkins, Of Boston. IN ac-
dfrts upon the Work Of the Association
rs the President, Samuel Eliot. Will conclude The
"A youns slsl Of schenectady has been commit
teo 10 tht Trey 1atl IL default IT SO ne, for n2v-
.rr pn,menadeA through the STREETS With col
cred Uou-
, 1870-10-12

But the recent Rock River Methodist Con-
ference shows nice discrimination in
chasing the buying and reading of the
Sunday morning psrers, as on n par with
excessive church going, They say:
to- We deem It serious mistake for Christians
To Rtge much Of their time tD public services nn
pIcty, au fs,l at diligently nstructing their chill
lrell in The Divine Wurl, and We Fe1ani It equally
:erteheuslh1e to }sasch3.e auu ss2a the sunday
morning SECULAR papers"
Does it ever occur to thosa who prescribe
these moral and religious codes for the
people, that the heavier they pile on the
burden, the fewer there are that carry it ?
, 1870-10-12

The ltaiians Of Chicago celebrate To-day
hy procession and oration and bail, the
exploit Of their race and nation in which
Americans are chiefly Interested, viz, the
discovery of America, as we'll a. another
in which they are scarcely less interested,
the restoration of Italian unity. The dis
covery Of Americs aud the birth of Eapo-
leon, the nsrtyrlom of Galileo aud the
heroisn Of Gariba1di, are anopg the hitter
day glories OF the Roman name and blood,
hutfully worthy OF the race that, for so long
a period, ruled the civilized world through
tho arms of the Roman Empire, aud, even
in its physical exhaustion aud enervasion,
Sill ruled the sa1ne civilized world so large
" through ths power Of the Roman
Church Out Of such elements it il most
reasonable and natural TO believe there is
still great future in store. Perhaps the
Peninsula Of Italy il destined 10 found an
empire Of nrt as illust1ous and more uni
veraal than those of nrms and religion
which she now survives. In what
ever direction the future Of
Italy may develop, Americans and
Republicans everywhere viii welcome her
progress with pride, as they regard ler his
Tory with reyersnt admiration. The italian
population Of the United States is not
large, but for it's numbers it has included a
rare number Of jllustrious namea A few
years ago Garihaldi was a soap-boiser on
Staten Island, and italian unity vas scarce
" q dream. When he proposed
to some friends to lecture be-
fore the Mercantile Library Associa-
tion in New York on this very dream of
Italian unity, the committee were deferred
from incur1ing the expense Of the lecture,
more, be it said in. Justice to them, because
very few people were interested in the sub
jcct in any way, than becanse Mr.. Giuseppe
Garibaldi had an inlpecuuious fashion
Of buttoning his coat close in the neck to
hide the want of shirt. Nevertheless.
the latter peculiarly won1l not favor the
application Of any lecturer to disczimi.
mating committee. And now. Ga.ibn1di il
n hero in France, and his dream of q
united Italy is fact.
, 1870-10-12

RRSCLT OF TIE KAlpESE ORDER.
Quite bitmbef Of Respectable sultcIEpFA ycster-
tlay ntRde their congratulations TO- ce Jameson.
In the superior C,uH up1n the entry of the Or,lrF
in .e}atinn to the AsTnrce hustnesh- sEeTa VI the
members II the lar spoke ut considerable length
volunteering their support in ebfoEclng The new
regime. 1t appeared In open cuur7 that reputable
practitioners hare declined 10 prosecute mefltoi-
Gus causes he, 'ause ri the Dtilutu east ur0n the
profession hF specsallssa transferring the clients
10 others with less care for reputation
ptvuEcEs ASKED |. EIKCCiT cnCRT.
Thmm1Dn EatsteBs :. Peter ati IDtlh karitens-
Proceedings for dtF3rct. and injunction.
William Weed =. F!delta Weed. lite Seat0n
Diyr1ce asked. Massia2e Al Rockford, Ill, May
Is, 1885, i.harce, desc tian. ~
-Marantla White :. William E. White. Mar
Rage al T1rntnn Fails, n. \. Charge, ;eseytisn.
-EphSaim D. Greely Y. Elizabeth II. G.eely-
Marriage at ieinLefd, Mass, September Is,
lStA Charge, 1eeeIttcn.
-Frauc1s 4. To1arti 5. Annie D. H,waui.
NarItaRe At Washington, n. e.. December 3,
{Chrts1nas Day. 1863, Charge, heser.lnn.
DIVORCES UkCKkED II SEFKRiuH CDgRT.
Thomas GEafs0H :. Esther 4. GIaY!ln- uiy0rce
Necfted OIL crrss-bln fur cruelty In tns case The
W0tpali vas At c1setl OF hlgaMf.
-Annie Il. Grpgan =, Charies Q. G-oRau- d.
Sorce aecseed for crutitI nnI habisnM drunken
ness- ..
lane y: kn'shtr: Henry E. Knight Divorce
niyORCK GRANTED IN CRIMINAL coUgr.
Thomas Thompson '. Emma Thompson. Con-
structtye service. OEfy wt;nesa, tue complainant.
Decree granted On alleged ground Of desettfun Tor
i've yearG.
, 1870-10-12
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL,
&.ls}i for n National Convention NJ
Cincinnati

Committee appoin,r.l By the National c,nvc,.tl"n
wh ch asst1l.uicat at 81 Louis bn the sttf dny Ut
lty c0nie1Ita! lrUu them fUr thts purpose, hereby
call conrcntl q, to he composed Of sieleg gates
t,unl III, ,he states aud Ter1it0tes, anil !som tne
District Of CUluMt!A. to assemble at Cfnctnnatl,
III the 18th aay OF DIsOter next, c,,I.sitler lie
question Of the removal Of the capital, aud u
take such action theteupon as shall 1e deemed
Thls convention Is to he co,uposetl OF three q,
s.eIrEates from each Congressional Dsstl.ct, SIX
- :fcin eaca STATE at 1asgc, tAree % tfon c.ch
iut: lila, to le alt'iuletl o. thc oyesnors of the
:>ta1Gs asd TtFtit. Hrs respectively, and by the
Mu5tE bt the c:ty OF Washington.
II 5-r any trasun the G1vesMsr Of any State or
Territory shall ta or refu=e to app0fut tacleHlscs,
the appointment stall b. mHde ny convention
he ,,sssl-s .! tte proposed removal In Co..
.ress, In The press, IN the fsruu aud ar,,'nx the
;ts plc+ directed and Stimulates. h5 the c!tbe;a-
81. Loniet tlctn"pstratett the rauc ot organized
ciD IL 1ia t developed its stfs:t.xth-
i've exp''sc'' the weakness Of The opp 'spu, AM.
.spve u, r. ON to iOul,. that sIe.ss suect4s Will
'ul;p.. xlst r.,us anu faithful euuiL
To the arEu1nent base on the facts that the
political roner Of tho natfon-l.s tia,ses OF popu-
raj, GnnH.ercilt. HltcHancsf. au. manufacture
fus csra ,tE ami wealth, 1ts great :ai'Eoad ccnres
as+ all fotln'l III OF r4al'l5 tc,nllasS toward tnc
reitre: that IN thst Region arc 70 be f0un1 a1sl
-~ve!epett thu trust type Of Ametlcan character
an! energy: that there, far flon the exposed
,lu4tttr of It's whte lo5nBlr. tue 1tLe of ts teg1s
iatiy,., executive auIl aluinistsarsye power Will
-. saitsk In war, and ntEohRest ln alt sts ta-
,.,lsnsss fo. good IL pease@so -, aa nc
graphical. territorial, nnancsaf, representative,
.irecs and Indirect, theoretical and practical! NJ
bycd in favor Of removal. oniv shvse aLswrFs
rave been attempted, SIZ: yrnerAti0u fer the
.nemoIy Of Warrington, and the estimated ex-
r, = for tho cicc1ion Or new and eultaole public
, 1870-10-12

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

For Representative IN congress for the STATE AZ
LarEr, General JOHN 1. LOGAN.
Sac Treasurer, EkASTCS y. BATES.
Superintendent Of Public instruction, NEWTON
DATENAS.
Commissioners OF ,he Fen!tentlasy. ELMER
WASIIHCHS aud t:ASPAR EuTZ
, 1870-10-12

Dishonest butchers in Rass!a arc whipped
Root Hog Cty claims the champion AcE man
q, the oil .cg.oua They have man there that
has beeu sick fnr ~ yeafs.
-E1ias iIAnu, Of Farkuan, Me-, haa twin
a17ca stx months old, which Gtrt dye feet eaca.
, 1870-10-12

m Of the estate Of Chaunoey Clark aud Frank u.
SlNkxeatheF, heirs to an estate estimste1 to 10
worth efsoor6, consisting msuiY Of real estate In
Cook and Kane Counties.
=. kSTATK SKTTLEp.
Eatate Of Alkaline e. Tnumas DECLARED set
tied,
, 1870-10-12

Religious organizations hare not always
exhibited that healthy sense Of the bench"
confered on the community by the secular
press which might he expected from them.
, 1870-10-12
REAL ESTATE.

The following were the purchasers and PRICES at
The auc1ion sale Of lots YESTERDAY south Of Forty
fourth street, and between Wentworth avenue
3nd Eutnsif10 Rffpafu4