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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25
XII coYoREss-sECoxD SESSION.

March II. Matters before the Senate was
the bill abolishing the frsnking privilege, which
was made the special orler-for Tuesday tho
resolution about treaties the Georgia bill res-
olution concerning department clerkshps the
new territory Of Oklahoma bill concerning
Diplomatic and Consular service, and the Geor-
gia bill continued.
Houn.-A bill passed amending the act grant,
ing the right Of way 10 ditch and canal owners
over public lands, by adding 10 Il several new
sections allowing placer claims TO be cntercl
and p.teated at the rate Of two dollars and
ffty cents per aorc, providing, that no placer
claim shalt exceed one hundred and sixty acres.
The resolution relative 10 Butler, Of Tenn, ap
pointing cadet To West Point, was taken up.
and long debate ensuci, accompanied by an
EXPLANATION by Mr.. Bdtler, stating that attsr be
had made the appointment OF young Tyler. Gen.
Estcc called at his room and insisted on his ta-
king money, which he At nrst declined but
Col. Spencer ssid. You have sot 10 taks II. Gen.
Estee then leit $500 on his table, which he ap-
prppriatcd to certain Republican paper,, but
never cent TO his own use. The resolution for
expulsion was Lost by the want Of . two-thirds
vote, which was l02 for 10 81 against. Among
the members for We notice Messu. Lynch and
Morrill,, Of Maine. Mr. Peten, Of Maine, IL
recorded against. r
March Is. In the Senate . resolution was
reported that Gen. Ames, Of Mis-, Is not eligi-
BILE 70 scat In the Senate IN amendment Was
proposed by Mr.. Sumner 70 the fractional cur
rcncy bill Mr.. Wilson odercd IN amendment
to the Georgia bill memorial from the chiefs
Of Bureaus Of the Navy Department. asking
for inereass Of pay memorial from the Choc-
taw Indians against consolidating with other
tribes. The remaining time WAS occupied on
the Georgia bill. without sction the Senate
adjourned until Monday. ra.ni
The House was occupied principally on tho
tariff bill bin INTRODUCED relating 10 families
Lost In the steam tug Maria, run down by tho
Miantonamoh for the relief Of scamen. The
bill Incorporating tho Washington and Boston
Steamboat Company was pssssd, and the House
adjourned. '.N
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25

Sense the Dimocratic victry In November
makes chnge In the control NV the city
certain five stores In tho immejlt visinity
NV my place hcv been changed into s'loons.
and each one draws of suthin from me.
But yet make no doubt ! thel git along.
Ny landlord will be n candidate for Alder
man next spring and he can't afford tn both
or me very much for rent. and l am busy
cstablishin q credit Mt half dozen whole
sale ticker stores. I shall worry along.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBr,
(Which wuz Postmaster.)
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25

when you como 70 look at Il properly. there
b nothing stnngs In the fsct that no citizen
Of Chicago has ever been converted to Mormon
Ism. A man who oaa't live With one wife six
weeks st adns naturally stands aghasi At the
thought Of attempting 10 live with hfisen or
twenty. lrIfIlrusf .ir.T atiI
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25
MORNING, MARCH 25, 1870.
Nasby.

The Friends and Confrcrcs ofnr. Nasty
Hold Meeting and Indulge in q Pro.
iongcd Wda 90 The RIssage Of The ~.
teenh Amendment by The Ohio Legisla-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25

A wIsponln arm ID making 1000 pounds Of
saesra day iron . hrm Of eighty scru Of
bssts.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-03-25

"All that inhablt ocean, air and earth
From one eternal Slro derive their birth.
The hand that built the palace Of the sky,
Formed the light wings which decorate tho fly,
The Power which wheels tho oircling planets round,
bears oyery infant fowrit on the ground.
That bounty which the mighticst beings share,
Feeds the least gnat which gilds the evening air.
Thus AL tho wild inhabitants of woods,
Children Of air, and tenants Of the flood,
All, all are equal Independent, free,
And all arc heirs OF Immortality.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05


Nildle.aeei matrons, those al The critipnl peri.
odf aud TIE aged grandmother ara MI cured by
lho use Of or EHPlish Female Ritlqrs, now
prescribed ndqscl by phy sieians all oyer le
'%coft'rf.
II YOU sfctfolbicd with ~Faliugoflhe Womb
intended 8l,h a sense of weight and baariug
iiown pain IN the buck and sidc, aud other At
ttnqapt evils, English Female Bittors win give
entire relief
Those NJ the "lurn of hfc, mothors after eon.
fncpent, and al others, fmale or female) who
are conyalcscents from gny py0ttae,cl or dehlI-
itatipg crtpllht, Who ehia strength slowly,
md whose digestion is IoW and iuperfct will
find these Bri 9fthe Nfrv tling tlgir system
demands. 4 gives 4 piwa fiul atpeti atds
assists digestion, %atotises tie liver, strength
mentally and pbygieaiIy and fllsthe ghole
system with pure csimsan blood courFing
Us channels.
..N..U
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

Tdif VI Nto only Tine from Cincinnati to New
iolk under ore management. me- only Tine
From Cincinnati 20 New York without tftak %
Gauge, theooiy Line whose trdnsruu through
20 New York without change; the only Linz
yHruing q eehea through without using Com.
promise Whcslt the oYlr Zine running Palace
Broad Cage Coaches through without change.
lsy ltyou lesire'pro ron timepnd certtincon
n%cciions, iaost scenery on tho Continent, most
comfortable cars IN tho world, most magnificent
dining halls and ample ,lmr tor meals, md sa4
tct, hrst, anil most comfortable route. go "a
New YORK hy tho ERIE & ATLANTIC A
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 4
Tickets bg this Line Tor nle al an Ticket
Onlccs through the Sanih.
WN Y BARR Gen Pass AT. Y. Y.
WEB SIfATfrC Gen 9Th in. Art. Gin. o.
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ZINE or LIE

The great Blood pdriftr and Delicious Drink
drpH lgga iiiqfor Has " LSs, Ia free
rom ats poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepared fer ihofe who feqalre aatimuiant. ID
: 4 Fplended qpetixer and tanir, and the finest
thing N the world for purifying the blood. II
g ihe moat nl efsanta aud leisious article ever
pliefed 70 the public fat superior 10 brandy,
%wl'iskes, wine, bif,efs, Or my other article. Ii
I more healthy, aud cheaper. Both male and
icnlale, yonng or old, con take The wine OF
Liie--his IN fact. 9 HE rrescrver Those who
Mlsli 70 enjoy good health and q free, flow of
lively splr''s, viii do well 10 take tho wine on
Liie. HIS different ttofi any thing ever be-
ior "a lre. y : sold by druggist slvo at all
respectable saloons. Price Done Dollar in
quart hotties. AstG NHiIf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

zf ait A4aF fasa
sI. HaA
. ft "A s s& ~ 49, 4
ErE f
a e 81 n 80
s - sn 4 s.rs
asff ~ if 81 AZ sassmss iFa
l8 y a.
e Ftts = 81 MWmf 49, - 81
t Is Ms - 1919 49,
H = tssea
taIIItaa tfaH We
z e ssa ntfsfs.
HHf Htnhisps.
f4 IHff
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05
TERkNDA HOTEL
ShRpIs, MSS.

q II. rCIIARps...a.-... PROPRIETOR
This Hotel has just been completed aid "
furnished throngh bout II most handsome sfyls'
The proprietor pledges his Utmost cnaleasofs -
give satisfactioa to those who may favor him
with .htif patrcnage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

fce.,aI renedv than anv o.her, TT.osr who nave
srteJ Il. in.,,v ~, n ef,s,pa thorn. those who haye
~ ~ 49, !, n.y. = lpn y 's ,heir nm y, ,ors snI iriends:
md iii ppn"a, IN, .hss 4 doss nnre Ii docs M
s as =. , 1mt \, , w 'ee III tsra,yh INV fanlt ar n
Nh ~ II ~ an y IA Gayr th9asapds upoa
ihonsonds ~ eert Isrstns ~ thclr renarkablc cures
" M e,ifasri,,g ootrnfn i,rtA tit,t eurh cures are
gnnaen Il ose,1s relabi,nghogd and Va nerd NOT
%nnnnt,i,th Il, S,s'j bs,n,ed I'm 1 aesr ni,d Conditions
L, sii ctss.s4at cnat M heither eriotneI nor any
,leIs,esios,s ,ty,,s, ibey may uo taken with safety
hv angl,adv ,if,sr si1,ear.eoating preserves them
r MN, nr c alI', , nts ahl hau M ph WIN ! can arise ron
,p sasS w, Iatfn n, I'M gnanfity
nl,a - a.n,-,s. ~ ,i,e;r uo;ynrfiI Influence on tao
.h..M,y rptasc~rea " n.srtyr fhe Mood nnJ etImnlaie
II XXX h[sa,,,v acton resnoye the ohstruetlonB
n,shc atn,s srl, fn,yels. uyer. and other oygans o.
,ha H. p,a. r.s,n,trn ,fai, irvoa,,Iar aeik,, b, iIeallii.
Y WV tn , rgss1a,ns s svssvnre inv cxjss. such de.
IN gs55,sn MI n, M, M 0rst orirdi III disease.
Mfa.ss dirsetiol,s Nd given Ia thc wrapper on
The box. fpr ne following complaints, ~'feh uieso
ft w s,sp,.n5 M y s-rg,pcst,ep. Ya.tIess-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05
Common Gr0g hop Bit'erg.


Empty Biftes hot1ca.k Or saaiops sttles ean
be found around almost oYery dwelling aid
cabin throughout the a3,l Taeir tasie Is
pleasant and arc Gagor4sed 10 cure nlmost eycry
disease, while the manufacturers iaoe illey
posses no medical properties mbeieyer. They
arc 20 many Disguise ior ercccddgiy e1rstaen
5eferqgea which 90 NOT, nor can possibly cure
any one. ses4 ese4 ) -
Beware q ihe7e,pTcasant bistcrs "a 9uartfo,-
lles. tleY cMntain q s,iin far Nnnr Mimi nh
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

sf4which h ttlet itra "a, U~iirateatirln eAtots
argflgin thpleeun bon ofllAlA b Fenlale
Btas ia,rbinsd witlf6werlal gegeilae tou-
ts 10 tMfqstu 6iies, E
vAinongatte atenntairsiof Tennessoc anf he
piny woods Of Mississippi, ia found 4 certain
hard and hinty root, which has bgenin egtrci
use by some old mid-wives f5f MANY yetr
possessing magic powers IN regulating and ro-
storing all temples suffering with any Affection
sof the womb, This ROC. We ltags ,ohtalufd,
eate tn fFrtHiatin our practice ho,Hit u SOW
.3ne III the principal ogrelien.s1athc Bitter.
Other powerful and general toaics also enter
into It's composition. We also odl Lepmnlrin
Or Black, R0ut,, sufficient y aet npoa Jhe liver
Md keep thc bowel opch. 8
4zssasssrnunsz~
Blooming Young Girls,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05

tion..1KEyx4FaSKss ,sheapeft1aH
a-oaserar<at the Cheap Cash Store by
N. ~ has Altzchul, in Ratesyille, Mss
s.u;..,4 lIn,at Missouri village He are told
.Nh yafhatsat8 o'clock each day the town
bell is tolled that the inhabitants
may retire toIlHwN AgAe ftsgNE 4
"a y .soT Texas Tonic Syrup llas stopprd
the pelfssiy EsiiHt III Il 'iss4tr y W.
-.Asa{ sri .eAgS h.Asy .nh vagpssso
CmEMiRTRY II furnishing Us new
agents for fuel, togee fpQd ard many
other important aids over those We
posefssA PsrtsI from which
sa,N aQpmeyceg was driHep dnrlassrthe hot
months BY their terrible fevers arc
hallb55 W. MaS Sek fSyail,ies 4 lSe sblIth
ss11 end West kent tenrntlsss by their
dclctcrious miasms are now filling
NJ with populatic4e txdSs hoppe
r,ls,at lection ,pfs Ayers Agpe e usf. Tielr
Initiating ChilIs and Fever are Y
eshffcctualfy cured BY this remedy that
thcAkease M idpg4f turns qMixrE
ton aside or destroys the settler i
sh Ne ventures upon its infected dis
ricts. as%k t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05


H4 fz#.
= a-sss 4IIf "a "a.
a
ia - eaW ~
~~y N u
sasts Tat fssa
#M h
Hmranfsl n .asm As ssi
AZ q s.ssai
take - abaf SENT "a A4l
Hfesmfasf MTsbseas ssI tsstAf'
: a s.agsa Is aabfiethII
a. X L. alpslss a. tia.a
fennexe.
uhssa - kkAs. ~ fihz o.
WstuthIs Tenn asz4ts
Ssrfs I'll lasft w'l - Fssssa
p &c - ngpQfqHi I1gqdt ~
49, flss'sa = s.Nlse e epf
s'@.s aeH'pss tasI wsek 80 -
efbty qIfnfl jnfbt " c.'aHHsli-
,sens y n r'nsrcng' Nah Co. ses
VAN " q ~ evidence ct TIE
aBiua Cfy," These smuenen
basoa bsss.S a. xsye III n. IN g,ralsi
5. Armstrong Fnnifnre Nfsnnaats :,
ygtxry Al tHsanxllle Iad,asn. and fsav
tropose 10 soll furniture A ,6eiy M.
tory prices. freight added 10 mA.
chants. and at tie very lowest profit
owxs~te Al. rmsilsrse. thew an sua
pnr" '"s o'e ra.rot. OH clo,b, Nh
.ioss shada.'. "a svas ibso, ,,b,b,al
sbs, s;.y and wc belieye from tto
nr;ccs s'skW a tLstthsy Nh 4. ssolA
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ffe
HiHsusl f4N
N
- 1s 4 saf
ffH M
W6gfMf q -
a. 4f al
" = Wsfi fi.
|Hff eHlne f Af Ily II Hin
II, tf<apse - ps. b "
III ST III Nh af Nv
lftaH q iAa mf seisn 81
ftfiHs kf.afa esfafaIlf sfaaHad.
fhis VII lea fsEsiis 4ft f.r
lsiifee - fiH eaHtf A will M
gea faf H HaHi lht fl afiic
eaar
Tby say i.sai ilis Faasnre 81
scfafahin4 mape tlan fYfupansai
q man f1f haviH1the itth So mnt'
cen 7. and thcFefafe keep On band e.
supply u Eureka itoh O.nimani.
from Margfelid llirbec-.
ffs fftc Dollar Sowing Machine
pugeaased ID ipe, January. 1866.
irbh DE Fainily Sowing Mnciinn
Cpmlauy. 30 Nassan-Street n. s.
has bacn ~ almost constant u4A ever
oIes1 fa.TIII ssei'l .o o'h,'
and find it simple and reliable IN
operation. and always ready to sew.
Those friends OF mine who use thomf
ulettF improvements are vc-
ry much pleased. The one | have
l would not part with.
MBs. ANN W. CHrHBrRr, Z
24S West 3Gth-Stroet, New. York
a2T-8m
, |. is the easiest thing is4Lc world
ones family Of thEr detosta-
llc plagae-ehiIls and fSSers.-No
either Mansfield y Iligli1
.hpIielg offer Texas Toais Syrun.
ItiIoycrAils.
Ms NJ. Purdure 273 Slain St..
Would beg leave 10 call the attention.
II the ladies' OF this couats TO- herr
Splendid assort nnent of Millinery
goods now On RapdAand CONSTANTLY
ncrsasea by thc laiest style goods. ,
Mr.. Rese |. Thompson the Former
.tsec of the New Memphis Theatre
S associated with Miss Purdue and
Ieputatiput of Mrs. flhempson,
taste will addnelv Affiliations to
advantage Of purchasing from
his house.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil the purposes Of a Laxative
Medicine,

Perhaps no nc medi-
cine Is 80 universally
required by every.
body rs n ~cathartio,
nor was ever any boz
fore so universally
adopted into use, III
every country md
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
pprgatise MI. The
obvious reason Is,
that VI 10 alnerc feiia-
ble and ~fayfnOrc ef.
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anu IHNaIUaUIe cOIup0uhU,
Il GGolI.,I,,r., ),IA.. III.
IIe, ~. Nlve II a eNII.

NillS1 ny. IL Il CUil.
noiilsufIT -fsY III .E
NIoToR EMMANEEL has Written tG
Napoleon to tell him how sorry hv
was to hea Of tic alatter's Hines.
and the corresponding JOY That his
recovery gave him. He recomr
mouds Highland Bittefs as ths beat
Tonic to usesldsrif 1iiisa cpma les-
eeilec' ne aaai aleip @.a g1qa 5f
AgHA Nai ia s(i na A8a
Our IMpRUDENCE TIE CAUSE OF
CONSUMPTION How manly ofus can
date the cause OF our last sickness
to either a crowded roQMlyaAd4tAe,
coming Quit Il cold air, or wearing
damp clothes, causing acough which
settles upon the lungs, producing
seated haihg HI Flett AestssYA Aliens
Lung Balsam will check the disease
and restore health to the system, il
only used in time.
sHcnembeg spl gqll 1t the. Drug
3tgfcF fqfi Absi's Lung Bakam.
family should keep i at hand
yAvbit qf glae dissolved in skim
pak Will Fostcrc Grape, Iexa
Ionfc Syrup cures tie worst cases Of
and fever.
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Tby say i'sai iis flaasnrs a
scfafehina meFe titan compensate
q man fof haviH9ihe iitft ST. CAN'T
zen i. snd thcFahfe keep On band e
supply oi Eureka Itch OintmnHi.
from Marsfeii lIirbccs
TN
, 1870-02-01
THE WEST.

Arrivals by tho Pacific HAtirOAd AT
amnha-Eofone1 Hakexss Indian
Observation-Disclosures Hurricane
at Helena,
Special pe5ratch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA. JAN 81,
The seaudtnay1aus Are making grand pre2as1-
t:ons for tna reception Of o:e Bull. who Is ez.
petttd here thu week.
The I1cicc uotel Express arrived from Sx1
FtsEcsco th.x erenib9 deisytd oue daJ bt au 4cc:-
a.Lt 10 q NceIA ard boand tram on Thursday.
AnctE the rAsAet gers arc DR.. Moore, OF the Ore
Soe hsns; 1e saon 5a5s Ssg
lio AsisRf the kts'hed fieaty from Cain& to tue
United StAses Government 5tyerai E3glah
Cea1sdo tspe:s ~ :as sapsea @ - e Goa1f T refused
murcsr a csn'Fsi cti Isl sum1as.. He III * e
executed Fee1uar5 II.
no,", Gtntrai Hars'na, Assisssns AdjutaW Gfa.
Tsc following dispatch has BEEN las. received
from G.relsl De Ttotr!aud, IN reply TO ME-,
eunse ing The thAnkt Of sno Aeuteu4ut General
10 thc uDops u Def Colonel Baker:
FoKr stIAr, January ~.
Gsnruf uaHccfk:
ltur telegram Of the eath Just received Colo.
6. BAksr has nos let made n1a report, and leaves
Ills norLiIE from Fort Ells, win Ala command.
te nade. ~ ~ The on1ceIs and man behaTed IN
inc W0As kdhAht k1u tlele9s HsAoEtts taE &c
kult ot The expedition ene n how well It has ntco
CONDUCTED oy ntm, And I Al Confident that peace
ard satttI are sccare.I for loag tine to tno Ter
r.tor5.
/ should mention that about une hundred
tuuAKy 4ud thlldten, captured II Action, Nete
tnrrtd loase unnurt X De TRogRtAsp,
CoioAel cQun sadtng.
ux1KsA. u. T.. 1au. s1.-A short but violent
hu1zlcsne pak1ea over iiAleIA on a4101AsJ u,osa-
1rR. uttoonng hoosts. blowing doWn caluneJh
&c The Tpl'td StA:et AsxeLa1 va completely
t aIlsee ed, aud the Court no usc badly wrecked.
Total dAIn1Se, $4,000. WeLioer mild aad pleak.
AIT to-day.
, 1870-02-01
FIRES.
DISaAAfons nna4rntlons MT Mndi-
e0ns Wis. and ta1eahuF6, fff.-
Fires EisesT heFcs

Disastrous CcnflaKrntlons nj Mndi-
con. Wis. and GnieahuF8, lff.--
Fires Eises1 here.
M4Dgor, Wis Jan. 81.
About O'Clock Sunday morning nte hroke out
IN the rear Of su1ltvanl Bleck, fronting Gu the
south slde OF cspltA Park, which involved 4
RreA,e1 aofb thar RIy thai haa ever occurred hefe
k ossetIated 10 tns rear Of taa. p1st q tue block
terre, sspn athea ca,tlessly 'e:s ~ krcnen R,rt
in = Noodshed. communicated to soliTan's
b.taa4. = svo.s.oH faass! aaa ;, az U
fsoos ss epnsss.: ssSfs 'e'se1d se'11ed H.. H..oas
milnelv eAsabl1htuent ine name way. ana burn
Company, vnero trost Of the stock was asved.
half ot ine tloer- me stock was mosuI ~
wing, v1tb considerable joss, pas tae are I'D NOT
1esca Y, AID nc emptJ a1o1e AajNn;nE saAiSan.
.ooas f2a or, mainly fa1nog On me EndesxntesA'
| Agency. E.ns, 4ud Hartford, ol Hartford: Cor
Ysa Il 'sa tata n tnsalasce ea r.s tsiaa sSIn.
yans n the hcav1eas loss. his loss On dry Eoodl
amounting 10 soue $500. On wn,ea :htEc Is
aAlrsgcaG. jsu s1,-A 1se broke out Gu SUI.
daJ in Cady Block. and proved more desr7euTe
tnao 1nJ re aAye had tot humber Of yeArk II
I'll cand1 store oa reaching sons le* ~.
crackers. tospedce6. fpctess, &C.. II woke M
| C.xik Cur, ocr PpStnAStef+ Nhoss oucs 2tid
room <as Immediately oyet tneu t.a7t. Ae ~
capeA eyer tho turning aWntps, saTlrG nut fes
arxeles, ard losi ipg nearly his entire lAw nptatJ
J which vss quits e1tensisee Cnsnae ro7.
LOST their enttse STOCK. SAVING tneI eoo1s ~
Insured IN the H.ttford, Undarx!isets an1 = Ea1.
| caro- company toe s eoa. Raucroft LAr*tron y !
| e1occsy nj the adjoining bQudn9 wts p1rtsalE
| building ue1t MS damaged about 3eo1 ~
burns new 1ou1-.saSs h:oe1, Aeo pana1 bEocs
Ii which u tne Post Once. were on tse aesela
i t1psk bat tho e1efs'oa8 of The fttmeu kAse
] tnem. Tns rtene7 earned much prasa fron u
Tna 5nppiT Of waser xaa very ecan[ and eTtt
! ctstesp ND well IN the ne1zhootnooa VA oAae
! pesorp The frt MI nnally subdusd.
WHEELING, y. Va, Jan sl-A nse u BetLn1,
on SUNDAY no.utng oeattoysd sotse enaeeinS e
| one wa occupcd bJ = hAIness d:4ler, 3not1es
I = parper suop, 4pd Inc 1nlsd 1T = dwt.loE Not
, 1870-02-01
WISCONSIN.

11Rffera nj Madison-ArrnuEcu cua en14
fof The CoEalDg State Fatr-Nofth. .
WeatcFn Dn.rS rSmchss Azsoctnato0.
Special Dtspalch 70 The Chicago F11aune-
MADISON, Jan, II.
Tfs1Ea ayT7Ftrf this afternoon were full Of aegis
lstoIs atd Lobbyists. There lids latr u oe large
crowd here this week.
ctei} EItcuusn Eonn,1tee herc Io-ucosfox 70
nsie a1rnreemepiA Tor the location. premium !.sz
and general plans tor the ue1t sta'e Far:
The countt School Superintendent ~ and Exsea-
tive Ccmn,,teo Of the state Teacaers' Assocta.
on neeiA tn cour Ct! We ednesdss and Thursday.
There Il cpEvenro Of The ao1diers OF asl7 on
Ia porss1s railroad ard local uaa.tezs before tae
Legxl4surc viii dfsva iohoy. De:esss.s ffon
th,s eou1l! mo tuTo'E cf romoeot men nave
gore 10 the CnrEIesssanal invention.
kE~osHA, Wl<, Jsu. 5.-rae dAUlEen of iht!
county a1d c,uzeua held meeting Al the Co1nct
feom "a = af,esEooa, 10 nlsxt 3FranEenents ~
h.,d tn tais c'.f .Ee4t Feef. Tue MEETING VA
vel attended. n. C. Toite ~al CHOSEN Chstr.
nan, and Wm- oreledgr. Secretary. Tne follow.
1ruesotlL j. ". Rnodes, j. l. J,nps,n. X. 8.
Hou.toc, s.d y. R!caturysr. The com n.ttee q
our etizsna cnosca - see tnat tha deegttes ~
reruemen: Major q. Robinson. z. @. slumoni
II, itds1ee. ant T. F. LFtu81 All 1h1 co ne frn1
abecan will be welcome and nod good sscouno-
CO tpnA
M1LwAcEKE, Jan, sl.-Berjsutn Throop. al o!t
citizen. generally knovn as rec.e hen ths nht
Ter, died tnls Eorntng after fe9 minutes IT.
ptta .... . ... .
Major Finch. An e1-RegtEter. died last night n
ter pail fui lllneas Of seEetAi non'hAL
The potce have closed Al the !asp raaEs and
keno establishments ot tnt e!'J. -......-.
Aerara ttat1rg tournament tasel piase IN tats
CITY The 81, ftn, and tsh Of PeoroSJ. TUT tni'
loving prizes ate offered: For tue oes: afe:e
Of The Sorrn ~. ktelo AeA, iHfEe Eot3 cham
p,on medal, vxlted nt $50, Przes ranging iron
BIS IN ~ ire o1ered Tor tae eeN and secoat
beat MILWAUKEE, fE1sef1.
, 1870-02-01

Now, the gcouenA1 fFora 5oOasleas lag ~
ftitpt OF In me bpstness Of ne eanaa TaeEe
n4a nos been 1nifornNJ, bot tata bid eesea Ea1seA
3 II d.cEens ss.ss q Hss u AZ sae So tsss
tse eaEal VA not eons.ructea n oraes . gre y
. revenue 1ia a1tao11 rAd nsoA3er aeasgn p
saeset!shs ensr n;ees e. q ;ns Has & & H.
roots Mvtr, aud fspG the ttnc q - EEA
c1mplsr,on We hsd no Longer scen t,11esa' Nas-
cS;c.se I'll - Val, ee.des III the csaas saa peen
teN. nnppczssng. tt Ind bestowed IL oentdtd u5:n
The crops AId fropcz1s o. us s:sse. i - Dull
aaoptso the popals1.oa was szptt!eE in the noHa.
ern lhxn tne soQ1hern k&.I CT ths Ss1se- Ttt
ann n1a A.aed NE deEel7pnent Of tae noE;neta
other hslt, NOW, he had Jes to eee The utAQ np.n
tnis recr-the Ean Who dared % urxe tae sale d
The cAnsi, Ncs, 4 snta wa ros 70 o ooae eaks
rer1eues oi he psst Le{.s.asaee tAa qsosen taat
H. c7cat daoger cane from 1ncu. It H1s e amt
,htm " r1n1t Rsztd, s1d 70 10 81. LEE Etpe1s
Nf. CAXEnoN, 81 Cook, asked. The L-gts!s.
c1tI, ~nJ NJ 4aoa.d ssea a9t. %
u ~ t;s5s GpbsrE seps:ed 1a.s tae p<E:ies xSo.e
! ,a,ere4is vera II stake were terJ dfefeoL Ias'
we're tne !slrsas ne sea!a ln1ae na r. ,nsss
ed il ne Improving Of The cacE- Irt a.! a4u.
| r.s 70 the csnsl HsB mon tne iAtlNsat: r. ~
eaEaa eenpetsa ~ ~ retx tSe aG1 v1sa tne isnoa
Central Read, and TO fuu Sos1 p1 asA.t
Of 9hgut ore niloo doIlaFz FTpm ~ E9us ~ u
na form ,eas ess q e,a. III e ,1 g.
1ryra ihe ~ peoele AoF : TIE N1e ot the caoa! ~es
enuied 70 he oscesa ie:sTaed Il 1ae mn ~: e
] Completion Il M q ias eansi 10 Ing 1goata ct sae NJ
1a:a 1cd "a Rock Is!s1d voald p1Aes re stsse :.
nc aaEe eonntnd'nE POSITION Ia ~alca Ing al
IL. HCE OF Aoa,xometT, dd 60: propose = !.
den 10 e.ll.estr1 Eene<aisaef, eaS % aaassa ~ 2 2
, 1870-02-01

poKuAsp, Mf,ue, Jan. sL-4 o6oss4ns
s,1raIn Of people nowed through nc Cit, aea 70
osy. WneYe the renaana Of FrAeod3 A1 IN stsle.
s:nx~rrnr ChSm ncrIadp thtB Afternoon gayo DIN
rer q Cap;ssn Communal aaa Aom1A fsssasqs; Il
Aonirsl spaptdtnfv Gag VA hauled dom On
Er.1 1nrS' Mas. liza. H,-Tne fupefxi dl George
Peapooy il onc.slly announced TO .Axs pl.se ness,
TaesosY, Fen1u71J !, in the S3otr Ca1tea. "
sbt s5.iyai Of The funeral tI*1n % o'naosso1 ~
IRON ,he railroad By : battalion OF Unled sta!el
tzoors kad sastoa Gssrat, os tnl4 toKu-sne ~ T..
tuIluhlIg xunda Of boaof Nhua me EetnNak - =
ID state. Tns doux1 OF the tnstttate will o4 ope
da'i> 10 sia.tats fron the 81 10 tue stn OF feHoa
II @eut.Te,--9nEdAy eIctpteG-