davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The "heathen Chinee" at Belleville.
N. J, are said to attend church regularly
and behave with great propriety during
! service,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The oldest Methodist Church in
America is the " Old John Street. in New
York, which has lately celebrated its 10th
anniversary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The Presbyterian Board of Missions
for the first quarter of the financial year
has only received s1S,077 against $20,sl1
last year.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

John Doe has turned up and is no
longer a legal fiction. He is a legal fact.
and was arrested a few days ago in Sacra.
mento.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The mother Of the double baby, Of
Morrow county, Ohio, calls her duplex on
spring Minnie and Minnie.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

Tom Thumb and wife are In New
sonth Wales, and won't be home before
next summer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24


" N
In I rnI'N. uu 'H" Hh % resolution
r.. ...... t..f....I .....r. ..4..r...J
" i''''.' TOD commitment
' .'f. f".I'N'' f''ai-
.HH iH 'Hr proposed auHrfHfIau of iIo Dominican
portion of F. I.I.HI NJ p1miHso. ur bur
.'a.. OIL. an. H4r fAs-rrE Fr4uIt|rHs wore
H.HI.N. |Na.r.TUr fHgI Judiciary Committee fu .
.NH.'.r tHH f"uusf nIst.Hr Err4Ir1rT r.fru4rf.4
r" Iase received fIfu bonds of tho trfrT
-'3ff# Brr lawfully Bound 90 -einburse fl ie
United state. ai Interest paid uu arOH bonds La
.Hrr .Ut maturity of ffr PRINCIPAL thereof and. n
sY. what LEGISLATION. n any, g. ur0as.arg t4 rgmHal
an0H enhancement. proposing an inUHfr, with "a
NaN 'N t.0 erection ul hu|Idu,- fur government
Office. ur custom lf1uas Block. ai san
tun..-Un rrHur.'If 'lr President M trausmIt T.
200 fhc -Hu1tr Information 81. ip when and where. .
Zinc. March g. Iap. tIs army ur NAVY oftbc /.
IHl'ad ~iliD-. ur anr portion thereof hg. brcn
employed iY AID rFt bower state or Fodrrai
either hg crf9rl.1a the rey.uun lg,s ar asgI.ti,,,
In ANN manner n siats ar rn4.p,i .i.,tan. Y,
contest. a-i.l..o0t nj biz. ss, ,ta
pubIf reaae e~rorrrlg- n, yt,t 'r Ilnonr ,s tbo
Indian di4iurb,uros ar "A, an, way ,,at., " ANN.
than lu me r~uarIins or nro.gr,,,lop aC a.. 49,
posts, and ulaecs and tnroucyty M iba T,nj,ci
Stlfcs. ctn g]iree,ius an gtycsH4a,t,n tn,n tha
alleged fraud. I'm Tie sale Of i,rds In Ina Miami
Indian Re4ervaHau MIN. ,y,,o iptr,J1ccJ and
rpfrrrpd-tp ulurn ~ pntnbor NJ r.r,,ir
officers On the uagy. urn.ldlra tr te dtsCnn'
FINANCE of tr nnro. Of Admiral and vt'o "A.
mIaI, after yaraucia. n.'pr In III, IN w..
the reduction oT ne ,,uuItI 'p ", y o e,"g a as H.,
grade of Roar ADMIRAL md o,,r,ndnsa b, y, rm
Wud -iN respectively. hy omission ~ erI y1ran,l,s
m,.sl.gr "''nr5H', rrlalin9 to the expectation Of
United stale. aid for otbcr o n, s"g .i NJ c "I me-
me- ]Jach-oo, lansing * s%a~iuow5 Railroad Com.
l,n{ To- ,h@ngc the northern termination of it,
nnW h, drd9 ,r'e er1 nr1to 10 tRn St[&al7 OF MaCki-
mud to encourage the aryclopncgt Of Me- Mines
The bill ~ authpriya tho ofptti,n or beie,,tos
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24
Sea Moss Farine from pure lrisn h ~ ne y
Mango, Puddings, Custartls, Creams, ~, ~ ~ vrd.
est, healthiest, and most delicious food In aD WIS

WE take delight in referring our sIae'.S N
to any drug store where thai most e' Wirs NM
cine, DR.. s. o. Richardson's SneriL ~ X IA n
eau be procured. We advise our i .,rr veya :
Ague, diseases common in the West. ano =
countries. It should be kept at manu-
family. Sold by medicine dealers geheIs..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

HRa
y
HsfF
sFs tsms
H -
-
~
49, -
as 5 am -
4f
- 80 ~[
sg HHsiss
y sIs. =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The ~spiritualists in Massachusetts,
have but one meeting house In the Com
monMealth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

Want of Sleep. Opium or morphine ~
scribed as a s%oporifc. Both are violent rinraan.
act violently; producing nausea, headache v N n
ton. They are often given when they are Dol ~ '
not %unlisquently they increase the nritaaon y, - 4
instead of soothing It. Probably in sevenly1tT M
of q hundred In which they are adlninlsssNn WI "
TIoN BIrTERs, given in moderate doses sna Y N I
teryals, would have the desired effect rt ~ ~ ~ N
It difficult to compose their minds % h asl VII n
down at night, or whose slumbefs arr ur.M hrr
dreams, or are too brief to afford due nounss 49,
advised to try the PLANTATION BIrTERs q y ~, W.
ior This comprehensive medicine is not onH ! Y h u
Alternative, but a delightful sedatiye-a un '
minds,' as well rs a reviyer Of enfeebledi I 4 H., n
Its use, as a means of producing hcalunm N A M
10 The former narcotics. They all, without esvEas
cite the stomach; while the effect OF tfe p'eo'N
and without Irritating that sensitive organ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

The free night.school system In Lafay.
cite, Ind, has proved a genuine success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24


q
-
~ p
"
n
4"
II
NJ
ri
n
r
n
#. .
an A.
H.H.. Three
1000 nN
fH nn
HHIA4 nN
H mfa 0n
..'. Wti0"NHn W
T". ....HU .... ...... f.r H. .r. ..s.HH
H .#H HUH H.. IrrH.. ..r
H. FsfUlUau
Nr N.. H#.Hr uOnHp
.... u-...HHnH ru. uY m
#.. .. WlHHrW
IU.....H #. N . r... debit .IIHp uuIm
Total GHH @r0U I'D
4E..
U..Iu. g.Ht .. -
'll'
/. ''' " YOU
r.u.,gr. ,t, r,,.,... o. a.. - a.,
IA, s... fg,trJ.f ,. ~, at 40 ..tN. ~
. ~ H"H", pf'p
LII, t., ,n, 'nl.yN ,'iu' a. lA AZ
XII I.faAiW ii+5 wv ~ tHfl'r I.t
~ i iNhlnt lNu1 ~
p 'Ni "f'l lu"sf Ntt- d
.'Wul'Al u''I ~ appropriation
.. ~. "y Ky 4NI 'U''i 'l a permanent ap-
i",F" Niilhe
f"', wv N" ',h. Nv .''N'' b'iuE 'ho
oI- N'Ith- lplu' interest on lhr 'alllaI 81
.. luall. Il.l 'lfcs'hlru upon ihg nn"k-7l
=. 1Iin,Nl WV -lW nave Included h tbe
..,I.A'g ul ', ,Np,hN,"rc- lni me hscai year,
n'alus June 1, l~R. Upon tll4 basis I submit
w W io"lNA e-llnthle OF receipts aud eXpondi-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

rRussINa,s White Wine Vinegar is A most
superb article for table use. Warranted nnre
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

Showing hl'Inar applicable f1 Pho rstmeut of
fhH p4AIH 1rht. I|urIHH|nt however. Ne amount
pop ohio on l10lHHf Hr fWr sinking fund, Of tlg,.
E sYW
iu estimating iNc expenses fr mo next fiscal
5tlr hl.r Included tIr sum VI t2I gDuD prop-
Hf|v rlararBhIc tu fbc ruueui revenue a. uu az.
Precipitation under tLn acts 81 February a5. it62.
and Jolly o. 1870, relating 20 tho sinklne fund AL
though fhr language employed iu those net. f.
unt lHe language commonly u-cd in appropriation
hils. n hHs hcfurDn ar1 effect OF "a permanent a1.
preparation. therefore, -n treat it There wifi I've
required also tho SUN NJ I.Ab.Wl8, being The
amount answering 90 tho interest Ju me capital of
i1r -InslHs fund, @. represented upon tbp books NJ
the department. This sum ! have Included in the
estimate nf the expenditures fuf the fiscal ycar,
ending June 80, 1,i2. Upon thl4 basis ( submit
me following estimate of receipts aud exppndl
lures for the next fiscal year;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24
SALARIES,

consider Il my duty to call the attention OF
sslsries Of the officers In ne Treasury Departrnent
% axcd by law. The Offices recently established
ne supported by proper salaries, but the salaries
attached TO many Of those created az the orvaniya-
porary neans OF allcviaiing the admitted evil, Con.
gress mas, from time to time, and for many years
annually made an appropriation to be used M The
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24
COMMERCE..

The proportion of American vessels engaged IN
foreign trade has not increased relatively during
the past year, although there has been an actual IN.
crease In entries of American vessels at the ports
81 the United States. amounting in the aggregate
TO 10000 tons. Tho total tonnage engaged in
foreign trade, entered at all the ports Of the United
states, has increased nom 5,bS3,000 tons in 1859, TO
a,aS7,OO0 tons In 1870; but the proportion OF Ameri-
Without undertaking to specify the means by
which 1t Ia to be accomplished, l cannot overtnte
NE importance Of such legislation as will secure
the revival Of American commerce.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

1t IL anOtiCeable fact that the estimated expendi-
lures for the next fiscal year, including payments
ON account of the sinking fund and for interest on
the public debt, are so nearly equal to the receipts
as 10 Justify ana demand the greatest caution In
dealing with the revenues and business of the
country. 1t Is apparent that a disaster, or even
serious check to business, would reduce the reye.
hues below our necessary expenditures. 1t IL ap-
parent also that the prosperous condition of the
country Is largely due TO the revenue system i'm.
anEtrated during the war by which manufactures
and the mechanic arts have been extended and es.
t~abliShed' This policy cannot now be rashly aban.
dohed or suddenly and radically changed without
great injury to business and labor, and serions con.
gaunput t,su az nt,.,,,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

According to this estimate there will be a sur
the public debt, in addition TO Inc prrsent made
on that account through the sinking fund of $40
T1s,bsO.39, An analysis Of the expenditures de.
nel4ps a fact tending to sustain the opinion that
pears from the foregoing estimates. The sum Of
s&2,3j5,2Is.3l IL the estimate for public works,
The appropriations for these objects for the pres.
ent year arc less than s19,00O,0u0. and It "a reason.
h9,G 70 presume that The appropriations next year
will not much exceed that amount. II Il believed
also, that the estimates made by several depart
m~entrio The different branches ofthe public service
are Tor maximum amounts which will he required
under any circumstances II such ia the case,
there will remain on the S0th Of June, 1872. an
uneXpeuded balance to he covered into the Treas.
ury. 1t may, therefore, reasonably be anticipated
That the total reduction Of the public debt during
count Of the sinking fund, will be about S50.OOO,-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

Eaw latent Law for 1870, published by Mum
A HOUSE,, Chicago. s2.00 Der dsy.
lNone oetter.) Corner Of Madison and Cana
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
THE RICKETY CONDITION OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
From the n. y. Herald.

From the NJ y. Herald.
From the results of the late election
the rejoicing Democracy are beginning to
count their chickens of the next Presidential
Matching. If they only hold the States they
have carried since 1868 the game is in their
hands. And why not 4? Behold the rickety
condition of the Republican party Mark
how it is cut up, distracted, and demoralized
by si6e issues, disappointed ofice-seekers,
and ambitious leaders bolting from the adj
ministration. Sumner. the pretentious Sum-
ner, evidently regards General Grant failure
of the class of Andy Johnson; Fenton, it
is clear, on account of honest Tom Muir
solved upon a great revenge; the poets
of the New York Egening Post have
lost all faith in the administration and are
hot upon the new party trail of free trade,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
SPE DIAL NOTICES.

seSgn NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
W" application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwe Nth, to
be entitled THE UNITED STATES BANKING
COMPANY, to be located at Philadelphia, with
capital of one million dollars with the right to In
crease the same to five million dollars
eeSga THE lMPERISHABLE PERFUME las A
y" rule, the perfumes now in use have no perma-
nency. An hour or two after their use there is no
trace Of perfume left. How different is the result
succeeding the of MURRAY IL LANMANS
FLORIDA WATER Days after its application the
handkerchief eXhaes most delightful, delicate
and agreeable fragrance 81 tuthss
RSS9- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made at the next meeting
OF the Gt neral Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, in ac-
cordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled 4 HE CHESNUT STREET BANK, to be
located at Philadelphia with capital of one hun
dred thousand dollars, with the right to increase the
same to five hundred thousand dollars.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29

FANCY AND MOURNING MILLINERY, GRAPE
Wells.
Ladies' and Misses Grape, Felt, Gimp, Hair, Satin,
Silk, Straw and Velvets Hats and Bonnets, French
Flowers Hat and Bonnet Frames, Oapes, Laces,
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Ribbons, Sashes, Ornaments
and ali kinds Of Millinery Goods. Ia
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
THE NEW JERSEY SENATORSHIP.


From the N. Y. Sun.
There is a serene Joy in the glory of poll
tical triumph; and if its fruits could be dis
tributed with such wise discretion as to leave
no heartburnings among the victors, how de-
hghlful is would be But there is a worm
at the root of every human plant, and the
laurel OF victory ever pales its lustre beneath
the insidious workings of the worms of
jealousy and envy.
Our Republican neighbors over the river
have just been rejoicing, even with Joy and
singing, over such political success as is
seldom vouchsafed to them in that State of con-
frmed Democratic ideas and prejudices. But
already there are signs of the presence of that
insidious foe which causes laurels to wither,
and brings blight upon the most exuberant
vegetation The whole State, from Sussex
to Cape May, is agitated over the question,
Who Shall be United States Senator? The
award of Paris that gave the golden apple to
the fascinating Venus brought such mischief
through the Vaccinations of the despised and
rejected divinities, that it set a captured city
in flames, and involved its people in an Iliad
of woes Let us hope that the Legislative
| Paris, in awarding this golden apple of the
| Senatorship, not indeed to the handsomest,
but to the most worthy, may not bring upon
the Republican citadel of New Jersey any
such calamity. No doubt there are Copper
head Cassandras of the male sex who, like
the Trojan prophecies, because "their ears
, 1870-01-10
POLITICAL.

Fer payItg tie CITY OF New York; quo'A Of The
8 ste taxee, Mr. F. 3. 6NeenJ charged las: 5ear
the Euu Of st. 7e&ol.
tbs zauessIlie TOY Sig.1l "a desd, and now
Ohio baa bnt three daily Democratic paperh--:he
Ct1ctnIau E.qutrsy, the CeTelsud III tnde1er, and
the Co!uubu1 stafesman.
The pt,noc1Are eltcr Of the Bas:cn ra&s szys
The Deupuslic editor Of the Memphis AtaianeA*
ought to be "tc,1pcd and supplied Win s'iae 70.
'<psctahte blstnE" ...-.
Governor E;esrrs VII, Of cousse, be renoui.
nAted for Governor In Nev HaUp-htre. General
Bedeli vii probably run against him agaio, with
the sane result a. l25t year.
Ire Honaton fTs1A.} Gn'on eayB In the two
counties tie resurrs from which Wefe not couot-
ed, General Day1a' msiarsJ Eo3sd have been a.
1ta8s four hundred, even thonEh ail the white
yotel1 went fot hamilton. g.
The Rucyrus (0,1 Forum comes to tho d:fence
ol Congressman MurFep for hs speech iavortnR
yep1diafon. Aud |. predicts that the "smonide1-
tsR nuauc.al volcano, wto,e crater u row coTeEed
over with The thin blanket OF Garde1ds re*olunoo,
viii, ere locg, breat forth frou it, s1b:eTaue1n
teplhS Ike smother .Etra. md bury hoodoodef
and bond under the molten lava Of ttte:rcsao!e
ruin"
III. Cunrirgaan, the Speaker Of the Ohio Hoass
Of Representatives., who EAs elected by his OWL
| rotc, conucteed nis tpeech. or tasirg biz sea-.
BY ss3.pg, "Ay present position Is great sar-
prtee to rnJsel'. and the nouoz une1pcted" After
thls, the man who sai3 he w&a Unexpectedly call
| ed upon tcy speech q. dinner party. aud toru
pulled ont losry pages Of nauuscr.p', which he
proceeded 10 read. mu.t take back ae1t.
The S41ns tAia.} A<s4fHey u enEsp.urtd WITH
Iii. Mprgens repud1at!on speech II sars ~the
debt Will reseE he pax. ard that there are ta1'
IN. cf ta1-raJe1s VITO Will in the rexs rrealden-
usl election demand thAs II b eeal.d or wiped
| Cut" Ard II "borora'' Mr.. Muneru for haslna
"tne moral cnarsge 70 tpeak his honest strti'
meets, :" thus showing that ,here 1s"st arast ont
| Uetntet Of Congies,, claiming 10 be Denoesf,
| Ino ia pemocrss On pr1ec'p1e-"
The Ricnu ona Dispaeeh ssys 1t ozrees vita ths
ato Mr. Stanton N the opiaton thai the reses al
"a .he Nerth b. 1ct.pR alwa,s on tar defensive
| srd, so,ne further. says: "Aftet the estsle o
MaEa5sa,, The Nho's Noftn va open u ot-tsuu
70, ped q. Int igCorstee OF the n: Of war. rhert
| <..e 10 sru ia TO do t. Perrsps TWAS oe.s o.
fu,t{s kLew .ot their bCt!uess."
, 1870-01-10

Proceedings In the Stnte Democratic
Conv&at,on-The Central Commit.
rcc-rominnSaou4- knll.
road Item.
1Sp1axAro11s, Jan. s-The Democratic Canyen-
t1on euhseued II the AcademJ Of Aus1c, th1s morn
o1der By nop. 1ate Deviip,. Chairman Of the Cea-
f[a1 Committee.
Gen. Il. b. Munton, Of Charlottesville, was u,ade
each Cor grexs ons1 dlstrcs appointed select
permanent ot1ceFr, OF which J1ose Joseph E NC.
boz sid vRs chaifl an. The coultol:tes lepor1eo
GtteIn james ( Slack, OF Huntingdon. cnAis-
man: X ]. Bright. OF the Indianapolis ssnn.x1 .a.st
Eno l. G. AAttneNt Of the New ainsaY Leaofa, GET,
Sscretnr!es, and one Vice PfeS!oeht Ho'o eAo
Cotc1et soral district n,u,cr..,r
The I<leH!t9 are the Names Of t9e Man. af
eepp co%'''ss selseffa f,at1lc * JOIN Davis:
Tnnd pist,tst. r 5 s:a1eT; Foartn pssr,c:, ~
hsa Rsynond: Fun Dssl!st = n,:s+., :; A1'ofH;
s3,n &. y. nsus; " ns;ct. A.si ss,nz.r: Slasa
D1ss11c,. jonn Ohetsou: Tenth District, Z. ".
Broxn; Elevertn srs141ct, !. y. Es5 H., r,o,.4s-
"A no5;1p 1.151q passezps ,ae cssusl caaItse 70
aeisr1 tnrtr oxn CnAufnAo, 70 oe one o. tnen ara
"a sotsd d. ~ aS uo 1afts e.
~ rsnc,d1' e. for Ssste olrliera, conm=nclnx ~fa
Jnerea of Inc supreme Court J1dke James l.
trstti ~ aeclamAt,ou; second District, Judge A.
&, povney, on drst oalIot; Toird District tlnn.
Sa1 u.l Il. Busk1rx, or tne second ballot: Fourth
pte 81 s;. coea g Se1nsn s7 @ Es,
ID far 1soFeey tassee % deneis,. Ba,ess ". Hanna, Il
| Tts7e Hbnte, on lbe fIst bal ct.
The folio tfn9 arc rho reeou1tous adopted.
That the Democracy Of 1-d:ana, ID Delegate
| Tot = ct f,au ahstlhl.d. declare to1t the FsoeIA
Cnlcn. WITH an 'ne .teht. 80 dlasity o. the sew
te6t = iobai besscg Tee cousufuflou m9xs X
Ietpec1ea s-d oa5rEy.o, and eYt.T approach t
, 1870-01-10

rify people iuto II, rs,.<orstiou OF do.
ur ued. dspah,iss md e,,Ipot dorm,s,
This rofion nav b, autertained, alao,
hv ,be d;onitaries in and around
Rome Int the catlo1ics Of iii other States,
vhetber nrincps prelates. or laity. must
know th.t nd suoh~ decreos osn be carried
ont. and tha, ihe affirmation of the syllabus
nust fall dead at the threshold Of tho
Council Chamber. Pope Innocent Ill,
ax honcsea ano u 5eAte a8o' :,
tne 1ns''sn ""s,'4 o"4'tA 90 ~ 800
s"o p'oaoaooa ~ ,sa. uou 49, :' ~ :. ~ a,aa,,.,
1oe ooe.'oaae oa1onn apIo4oI W -, 80.
oaH'e,.ea sus1a, ~ aaa p.a.eu 49,. - -
.pon u.uo. 80 es.as o ~ .s.5sr,, ~ [ ~. ~s
49,; ,:.s. 10 80, ,ss rS.t 49, Chn-ch Il, tha
t.'a' lug. "uu .ar,s ~. aasna.,
- eus ~ ~ n"',.~s - sa;,ot r.
] ]n'.-ah ~ 1a7n -, e. sn.,nea - forc;n y
N..r;s :. ah:z
, 1870-01-10

IrR their term Of ONCE: slso anothet. rskioE ne
kan pr ~1esur IN tsRard 70 tho e:nseN .at,d I
u untcipal cnspolA,lops: a1ko third. ptos1n.-
il Il al the T. R!sa uso shslt pays awh 70 pfotecs
sbprch4s, atd % encouGa<e co1l-ee.s toeo:As aan
III lLtt1sl lions OF Eli educa1tnnas nasaxe al
Hr. MEDiLL. nr Cock, offered the f.tlo x1na:
nsb 81 .se &c eEe aae. thst es'Gso e
st&m, y Il pies! ee ;tsi:a
tfihI s III oafs o. 81 a.s ~ ri H
RI k1 xtnT IN Es1rc<nta c1 aceortiok 10 thu bdt
nv stity md tlat have nal tnow1Es OF atcouoa.
sy p.1d contributed Of e 20 ~ p> IN
s,iPs sSs stsds y 81 Il 5.ts h 80 eSosep
a. 81 sn;s sas ess sss @
i.tiSn. ~ p1a1y q aes,n. foF .ny 70 q; i've Or
other eesi aet my perform in the dashafse OF ny
Thtt cath ,h.l he administered by J9d:e ot she ~
p.rs o. tttett Court IN sIs u q shc huHs to ssnen
ihe trtmlcr elected tnd tue GeeEe:afy = Stats
Tss91a r2 eaa e whe ,hrl 10 ke o.h he.
pIete7oed ths 70, t+it his flro md aoS meahts WED
thsn be COW .cted Of hs.,nx 9wofn fsise'S e. Of q
tbe1s.fss f,sn holding any Office u pss6t Of tr.t IN
LIVE cuRruRIr1nH ELECTIONS .a..=,.
Mr. MEpltL elto nderrd Resolution that u ~
e]ectop4 Of corpoIott:ns. each uelb Der tray rote
In bis OVID nan e ar d cast proxies for Others. aua
nsT dtstf1tute his soteF ~ hn nleasts+ Refef1eo-
FUTURE AHExpHxSTA
HI. WASuBURS oner.d fe.o!nttna taai
an endmeuta to the couT1tuto1 bI toe General
AMeubly, and txn-thrda Of each bodg CONCUR
1lrR, tney msy be pfopoied to the people.
Adjourned.
, 1870-01-10


tboes in which they are now combined, will
be more profitable than i.rgs preponder.
ance Of sgrisalture, depends upon tho
re1stive advantages which h.ve been be-
ssoued npoD tbe particular country, by Ms
ture as o,heruisc, for the prosecution q
the various forms OF industry. These rela-
tive advantages will be found out and
.railed Of, in W1>oonstn, BY "trusting to
the natural 1ass of trnde," and IN no other
ray. President Chadbourne to the contrary
notwithstanding. What the people Of Wis
eo1g,n stand most in need Of, at the
present time, is the right to OK
cbsnae the p1odocta Of their labor
with those who will pay the most
for them. The purchasing power
Of wheAt, as compared with iron, olotb,
salt and manufactures generally. has been
diminished about forty-nlne Per cant on
the average, through the operation Of the
erxting tariff, as is proved By comtnis-
missioner Wells recent report. Is it DOCS
sar5 to 60 any further to fad reasons why
the farrnezs Of Wisconsin a1e IN pscuntasT
distress? Ne think not,
, 1870-01-10
spRiisIef,ElD.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS In the Con-
Siftu,fobal Convention.
The Newspaper Question Debated
and Finally Settled.
Legislative Oath Proposed.
Petitions for Woman Suffrage.
Special Despatch to Ths Cnlcsgo THoune.
HrRIkaFiRIp, Jan. &.

: Special Despatch to Ths cn!csgo rHoune
SrRIs0FIEIp, Jan. g.
M TEE CONVENTION. TEa1KkpAS.
8sve few kcntttE1nR resolutions, and Anew puns
connie soeeahes, the convention did bnt little TO.
1ey ptsdes d9posng Of the neWapaper queauon;
atd The snJ IN which this wns done Is rather re-
variable After ptJtug chosen commit ee the
compliment Of referring MISTER 10 thetn' IL
would seem 10 be no more than common courtesy
that The ecttons OF Inst oomMitEea should oa
treated With, at lessrt decent courtesy; oos
the cou1se5 thus far has b.en 70 pee 10
pcees the reports Of committees IN most mar
cllesa naupez, Al the s1lno un,e making the mort
r,ld a4aeruons ana reckless charges On tho
neFtpapef question the Printing COMMITTEES con-
clrded that each member should bo furnished
with tblrty pspers, .he member to rnafe n5 o'u
selection. After about rwo- houts' dehata II was
concluded that the only papers which members
snou:d BE- furnished with at the expense Of the
State, should be the on9 containing the omctA
proceedings Of the body.
TH1 COMMITTEES
have a1l got tcoetner, and nexs weak will pro5a-
biz tc bt ard IRON. The one that has made the
rnoet advancement, ard pettaps worked the
hard eet u The Legialauye couutttee. Still! nosd-
h1 has "a yet assnaed dednlte shape. Cover
tor Palmer Nas II consultation with the Execu-
tlre Committee THIS afternoon, and offered various
suggestions for reform IN that department Hafo-
~ ary Of the committees w1li be ready 10 report
for ao:le time Tet