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, 1870-04-28
PI niA Talk

kfpW thA II. L1AA 4%S@l<TVts 1f"A <@~
We convened, few days since. NTH rtns-
chant from n Interior town in this State, uho.
psssins through st. Louis, bad gone TO Chicago
ard bought his spring supply Of Eooaa ihis
Hxs indeed sufficiently tnortl!ing TO . e'tx7an
Of St. Louis, and VIC sought to aece9tA1n tbs
cause, The 1aeschant had his own iacas, md
gave them 1t length to prove that he efntn,
and lid bar mora adyantageously IN Chicago
than St. Louis, but he summed up the Vhole
difference betwecn Chicago md st. Los,5s hosi-
ness man il juzt this: the LITTER VIII wear
their pantaloona ont sitting sod sAit1nS far
t1ade to come to them, xhila the former VIII
wea5 khsir 1hoes cut running Altar t.
Gentlemen merchants, thcze II she cAse N !
uutshen there is foad enough fSx months c1
thought and incentive enough for sears Of ~
ton. Nothing but united and determined e.
/ fost, and latge, tar-reaching entrp.ise viii
eyes make ST. Loais what sha CA snd ought %
be. Natural adyan,sgea, about which 30 much
| Is eaid, lave done much fr nA bat thsy caa'
not Do eTe1!thtng. In fAct The! may % ont
nun, and VIII b. II o1r people depend uPon
| them solely. Neither these, nor manifest def
tiny no1 eoIplacent tai, not sAdxaed sapape {.
! rees viii n.ke Us the commercial emporium o1
| tha Niatia.ippi Valley. Organizations rnrst @
formed. unity OF setion must % doSesnlfsaS, e
| railroads. must b built, the lowest ratfae r.:as
freight rates must b established nFeS e5asanee
| lines to tho most distant points vest AnG souto
| StEt qf u4- celetity ard certainly of deuSers
nrst be secured b. definite and blod!ns con
tzaets, Business must b butt up, 1os'e5eo'
, 1870-04-28


bas;s i mAds only 10 Be sornn daJ~ bzoknas
Theeoan be no independent trsaey-snAting
powars within The United Bhtes. They
are IN subject to oor sovereignty, md in no
way can our authosity ba 20 mildly and
thoroughly brought tn bear q By making
all our Indian Tribes the wards OF the War
Department, and furnishing TINT depart
uent with troops enough 10 maintain ordor
and comparative poace among them, md to
protect them from the whites, and from
each Other. This is policy Of force, but
it is the foroe Of oae organized, responsible,
body, snd not tho predatory boeder z.
faro Of sstner against savage, and 3, ~
against settler. The sayans havo ~
boon at war. Tho only md out ~"
order is through despotkm-st tssn go -
force. Lot the Indianshars mud 'o'e'-
leent but am, aa.pe44n e.aol.nsd :, las ,ss o!ss
them to tell them WI - W. aua A'aAo
.hcm do it. It is I" .ns.n aoo 'of uS@
, 1870-04-28

Governor Walker, Of Virginia, gets dai1y tan
hrge bags full OF 1esteru askins for Office.
-IHeed is nursing Brick foneroys pspar
b Sew York just now, and it il decided thsk
Pnmesoy shsll succeed John Aonisscy in Con-
gress, next fall
The last Pennss1vauia Legial2tu1s passed
less than half dozen general laws, and over
fourteen hundred local, private knd cu1po1s~
tion jobs. The lat Ohio Legislature passed
seventy-ihree general Laws, forts-taree local
laws and thirtv-si1 joint resolutions Ohio
prohibits epecial leglsiatiou upon any na.tter
Which cau b co1orcd BY 6anetA enactmena
, 1870-04-28

In 1850 We imported salt TO the value Of
s1,431, 14o, upon which We paid tax Of
sa14,671, making the aggregate cost OF the
salt 81, ,6i5, Ill.
In 1860 va imported salt to the value ot
s1,es1, COZ, upon which we paid tar of
s1,1sc, 22s, making the aggregate cost of
the salt ao,tl7,aes. Estimating the salt in
both years to BE- of tho same cost abroad,
ut 95 oenta per 100 pounds, We received
in 1860 57e, 4sG, 900 pounds of salt, aud in
1869. Al, 40, GOO pounds, or 1so,ooo,ooo
pounds less than in 1860, and paid s771, ,51s
moro money for it, When to this is added
the Ike tax paid on tan Zines that amount
OF salt, mado At home, wo can form an idea
Of how our money is taken from Us to pay
| taxes to support q monopoly:
, 1870-04-28

soi1eht after, :snd. above al, ~adpe7ttsed;;
Tia b IN sFe Of aass1astng, go
nsither sitiea nor Individuals can prosPer with
out T. Ths sag1clsy OF Chiosgo nszchants u
fsr fecnet than oura In thia .reglrd, -
elsncs st tho advertising columns OF the!s Z
9aiIv papers will shor. There every man q
mt on}y prepared and determined to do hus',
neea' but determined that tho outside world
So. ox il md 'hsy e eE. %ess Aes;ss
md aet ;ssts hs3a l@g1 IL ts Ios.
net. M Ne can te.ch Chicago soma things, bnt
Te can also learn some .hipEs tsom her. Then
when he world ia advertised Of our fscll,ttea
fnr doing business let not any thst naturally
he3onss Ecrc 10 filched away from us- II 70
csnnos ] n,sko slow sales and 1afge profits, lot
Us tfy tho Chicago plan Of qui:s;k ssles l,a and
worth Of goods It 10 PEI cent profit a. hall
million ii 10. It LES With tho hos'ness men
n 81. Loui. to make her what abe ought e e
be. They alons ean do it. and they can do It
only By combined, determined and Intelligent
s-ktnr
, 1870-04-28

the cN1eAep WEEtly TRtev&s.
CONTENTS.

.,,,,,s. 1.tcr from San poulnso-1ee Farmer
.nd the Ta5sd- Composition % R&1raJs-Wh'
r.ya the 1Denzss ra11-Hova lcsa1ss'on-Th
f.ase ot Gcofas-Tne A23xy md fbe GansHoo-
County Reforsn-Nctes On Current Topics
Tn WEEK: Summary ef the New. Domestic foEeasf
pttana3 Political, and Ntscs1Aneous-
TIE McFAsx. .xD TRIAL: Full Report
r.Ex AND GA1oky: 4 Letter from Rnrsl-FlAs'
Ing The Hedkp--Osts-ReA RAspbcE71es-On1fu
of The Rspe-Hitrd Hetp-Ths fTais Crop.
Aer,eEE1rn41 sx1EcE1oSt.nai5,'nS en rs f-s.ns
-The COLORADO GfasshopF<F oa Z
ceeh-rso<pects ot sFsuit-fssness - PTed99
nfptefz- ....--. Il
TN F.nsEra' Caossxx11ox Al Htoox1xa7as:
Eerert.
vm.saxr: Letter frcu Veterinarian Chi
Anoa. .Brnant4s- Veterinary co1leses- aeut
Ines BE1L IN PAhtS: L Letter from car
Ionden Correspondent. IT.
THt FGK51E ls1.Akns: The AoncrAttnrl4*
DEA1R OF 1c--,: Fu1 rArs1cu1An Rnt-At
NI,cx11ANEorx: How ShskidAn 6Awiden Crime
ts-npt TO NrrdeE Young lAay-n tof Cou7-
-Broesh4 to Lsht-HanEins
foz.
roe7nr, Back AszIa. Ea.a
Page 3.he MAxaztuos fos
fz1EzA11: Gossip Ct the We
A.y-or!ous ExtrAets.resripe Pickle
fURk11N tit,sau. Hy Marx Twin
TU GR1A1 BHF Cnxrnnay. by j. 7. TEuWhstdeet
Tn Gookk RAx: AHc
"ohKx AND 1H CLxNst
SFuiN0: Who SpAI}AooN.
THx lx.7 %.~e-A or H4Nn 1t An SofeA
>~1-s' LID Nr~: Def'a&e i.
r from Gsth; The Weeks Dc
NAar<Grux:
srsIehe", GEES: Full syncpsis Of the PTooocd-
FuH1T-FrEsr
fats- IL CONVENTION: summary Of tic Weeks
Coss:fzc1
, 1870-04-28
u;eh~oonaaps NAN. thing for nj to find

It's by no means new thing for us to find
ourselves justified Of wisdom, but 20 striE-
ing an instance - that which occurred IN
yesterdays paper~ Is hs gratifying a. it is
rare. One side Of our paper had hardly
gone to psesa, on which we sid thzt The
McFarisndcoun.elw were perfeetly incapable,
because Of the;z associations and their ante
cedeota.ot understanding The nature Of the
outrage they had committed On ME- cA-
honn. whom q despatch comes from New
York announcing that Spencer hin'saf s
, 1870-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS

In califozniA, The japanese hare set out
3on, 600 tea plants At Ca]istoSa-
IN Rha.ae:@ehi., @ they arrest peoplo for
"A married couple IN MaxJlAnd hAva hix
children. al BON deaf and duub-
Two Atudcuta from 1rkutak, Sibezia, have
entered the Cornell University.
--Genrsia frait-Szowcr1 afe indignant that
they bare been buying young poplars Tot
-Ati.ntz, GeosEia, has resolved to sell its
two marfcs-houses and build ja1 with the
proceeds.
--Ihe inezeaee In the sale Of opium in the
villages OF Now England, whore the MAina law
is ENFORCED, il exciting muck .stention- 49,.
-"1 pick up cigar rsosnpa o. the leFee for
who WAs tHonsht befxe . Esv oslssns Court
The san FTanciseo Society Of C.lifo.nis
Foaeea has becn presented with tbs arst
bar Of tin nads from nasave oee IN thh United
Stat4e.
-Four czpc,3re ecaters h nc~ Illuminating
Gus At San Ftzaciseo s:eembled tbs other
evening 10 tes. IL Each left tho zoou With
window sash tro1nd his meek.
during The sight tnontha ending March l.
from customs and e. sss 81 tzom excite duties.
la e1pens&a wan es, III, ,ts1-
A rre4a rnAuy companies hxve bcso Eus.
tend 1t Quebec to rspel the Feniana1 bat they
average only thirtean men each, exclusive oi
od6ceEH.
A g;a In Olympia, Washington Territory
thrcw some coasse powdetintp store. suppos.
| ing It to be package Of seeda- Happily, hoz
f1ther il c15penter.
Tho Rochester Police complain that public
opininp docs not suntsin them in tho uso Of
ua club, even when their heatas a.a cracked
| and bodies bruised By turbulent lavhreakers
Tbs Court Journal Ba3t; sin Lnndos
| there e1ist eiehty-sn Ancieut and nov useless
charities for the relief of poor porsons ioapr1s
oned fo1 deht, some OF which hare been IN e1
i1tence since the fifteenth Century"
I Il Massachusetts, snan, while changing ca[,
1t the depot in FtchbuuY on FndaJ, alppcd
| fel, and stuck tbs handle Of his unhrrll'
through his check into hia mouth
Two enserpsising citizens Of Wilmington
Del, who feeepuy erected two tans hriel
house4, have discovered that they r.ade mis-
take in the location md placed their building
upon another 1nan's 10Th, adtoin5ng theisx.
Admiral Eona, one of tho chief turf auth
orities in England, roeutiona IN = recent letta
| that between 1858 and 1858 tho tu,f was g
rsttl1ng trade" and sdduoeh in proof Of thi
| assertion the facs that two Of his diands wol
, 1870-04-28
SENATOR BROWHLOW.
IN Tennessee, and Adds n Hint or
Two Respecting the Roik1icnl SItu-
af20Fl.
TO5Fa S7K kHdTtHN I1tHTL1 EkF5n1tEe,
CS7rEp STATES SENATE ChaxsEB,,
X kStf3sEEs44 AAt4t IL iRta


CsTrEp STATES SENATE CHaxsER.,
WAsRt*sEoz, april II, 1870.
WuHAN BILE, Esq: have received the
f1et number Of your new paper, the Knoxville
Chronicle, md have e. eIanarnea it With cafs. It
il quite I readable weekly, and would like to
zee Il IN cvery Republican family ia the State.
The tJpe and paper are good, the selections
are tudcioue, and the mechanical part OF it
well executed. Enclosed send yo1r the n2rnea
Of three subscribers, and 1M hand you the
money when SEC yuu-
H11iug now spoken Of the good qualities of
your Newspaper, must 81! + word af ita bad
qualities. Il is too mild IN It's tone, 1nd alto
Eether 100 conciliAtory, considering the party
With which you have To dex, and how violent
and hostile toward the loyal people that party
am told, be hAs been before the Reconstrur-
ton Committee Of the HOUSE H:a testimony
| is said TO have been strong against the ku-
klu1 party, and altogether satisfactory to the
Republicans, expect the Committee OF the
! House 10 report bill looking to the recon-
ont the Legis1stnre, and the hte convention.
| and order An election Of a new 1agiAlAture I'M
| der tho old Inv. and With , new registration,
l leaving tbs Executive md Judiciary undis.
| turbed. The bill viii meet with Opposition in
the House tto,n tho Democracy and the tander-
| footed Republicans, but will nevertheless paAs.
| In the Senate, We viii hkse less ttu1ble, ~ We
are divided, politically, ei1ty Republicans TO
| ten Denoc14ts- They viii. Of course, 60 On
to elect Judges in Tennessee. What Governor
Sentes viii feel it his duty to do, An unable
to ear, but If ware Governor, would refuse
! 10 commission their 1udSea aud other oacern-
| That party have made great not:e over the
iucresse Of the StAte debt bT tho iazuAnce at
bonds to ply tho dve searb intetnst thsy hsd
tepudissed b. the rebellion. and boads issucd
| under nv administration to put cur railroads
II order. They cal it ths Rrowplov aeapotiun
| extraysexnee and swindGug. They Promised
+ to ripa out Eadiexlisto, and reaew an era OF
| prrapefitv WEat haye ther donef Ars they
| buiIding up tho tnrns and kaste p1zces?
Ia res4 estate and rsnts advancing OF
falling CT Let the mechanics md d1y labor.
era Of Knoxville answer the question. Tbs
fifth month Of the present sseeion Is passing
OF r1pid1y, snd an pleased 10 be able to Ia,
form ron thxt An tbe onlr man in the Sen
ate Who has never bean absent d1y. Imake
no speeches, but tbs yeAa and nAya ahow n1t
to BE- a1~ays right. voting foE extreme radlca
roeasufes- II hAd not loet ny 1niro, It !
likely would b. talking, too. though We hav,
qnita too much salEmg n both Houses.
The death OF General Gbo1uAa has cast qat
gloom over the whole country. 1he co1uu.
seems now to appreciate him Why pot?
hcA that he Was the greatest nan Of the vea1
and the oulr General Of whom It can in tint
; be aAid he Ravar lost battle por to.1e uass
tate. have extended this lettef beyond wis
/ htd iussnded, md therefore hasten 70
cloee. W. g. BsoWStoT.
, 1870-04-28

The Springfield Journal of the 25th says:
tIbe winter wheat crop OF Central Illinois,
which w1s very unpfomislug In tho winter, has
Improved wonderfully since the opening of
spnnE."
Tho 0slena Gazette oftha 2sth says: "John
Won Kettle., editor The dalenA toGks F1rund,
and his wife, nere committed to tail LAST Sat-
ufdAy for contempt Of court, In tefusing to
sstisfy 3 Judgment agsinss them, and tn favor
Of Julius +; .d6 Graves, Of Dubuque, eo the
follows: l. Van Embden held : note agsinst
Mr. George KarmAn, Of this city. Ho
sold this note to Mr. G1arss. Mr. karman
Afterwards died, and his wife ras appointed
administ1atrd Of the estate. Before Tho estate
Was settled, ahs married Won kcttlcr. When
estate, Mrs. Earnaan, now Mrs. von Kett1er,
rofusod to pay it. claiming thAt it WAS .
forgeEy. The Case wsa tried at thu February
term Of the Circuit Court, and, there being no
proof Of forgery, the note Wa pronounced
good. Nj. Graves presented tho note in Pno-
estate, and tho administrative Vas ordered to
ra5 it within thirty daJs, The thirty. days
to ply tho note and interest, o1
any put Of 1t. IN attachment Vas
1nsver for contempt Of court. ahs atil re-
fused to pay, md wa co1nnaittsd to jan, -
was also her husband. Whom the County
Clerk read tbs erdar OF Court committing
them to jail, both 1fr. and Afs-- Fon kettler
denied that they had ever been married, tho
performing for him the Offices Of housekeepcr.
Nhereuron tho County Clerk EeAd to them the
certificate Of Justice Daggets, Of Dunleith, de-
cltrins that he had mGned them, They are
etin IN jail, md vii probably be compelled to
remsin their till the money is Forthcoming"
IOWA.
A a1e At Davenport, On the 2sth. destroyed
CARROTS shoe factory, Koosman, Peterson i
Co.'S furniture factory, and two dwelling
housea- Loss about e2s,ooo.
ncH1nAH.
Tho Howell Republican, gives the ps1t5cu.
lste Of 4 singular md fatal accident which hap.
1ened to ayesr old son Of Hiram lie.
Wolf. of Hamburg. on the 18th. He went into
the stable OF his father and climbed upon =
! box near the mAnEer. In the paAnk constitu
Ting the front Of the uoanger Was hota thai
| had been made BY tho horses. The little fel
| low stuck his he1d through tho Place, and VA
evidently looking = one q The hesses WV. Maas
way, be fell. and his head mot passing bsck, h'
| choked to death
| Willis Wcllhouse, tho new page Of tn
Cleveland City Council, 10 yeasn old. weash
The Cleveland Plaindealr Of tho cd sAyp
."The little elephant, known ~ Young sho'
Fly, attached to Moa6H- Garaner Fore
paueh's Nenagcrie, brsathed his last yester
aaJ, It IL l. n. HIS remains have beeo be
queathed to the Western Reserve collage
his death vas brought about by tussle b
haa Nth the lazgs eisphAnt whi,e IN the yes
million River. 10 one regrets his death rnor
than his mate, who caused his death It
plying to look upon him. Tenn arc continr
s1y streaming from his eyes, md low 1nu.
he knows as well Is 1aan that he Ia tho cau.
! Of his death"
, 1870-04-28
Trichtuo1is-Is Etlls Four Persons In
Kentucky

Four pa1a,ns we're RlA hy e1iins me.t N
tsst weef. Tbs stomach of one Of them has
beeu lee sent ssnt to this city for examination. Ihs
fsct. Of lbs c.ee arc about IA follows: Tha
1ict;ua weTe German family Of the name Of
Heydaker. It seems ham was purchased,
ehildrnu ate considerable quantities in r1n
ststc. Soon after Nj. HedJa1er VAS taken
eicE, and Dr. J. S, saa waA called iu- Tha doc
tor lid not It first discover ANYTHING alarming
about tho synptoas, bat the psdant grew
vos1s until Wednesday evening. when he died
In The uaeautiue, Mn HeydakaS became III
, 1870-04-28
~~ ovAoo TAX L1sT.

ta1os has ppblished his
aho eonee1 .e / the 10th day Of May, he
nouee, .na the sale OF the property
WV oasae uae city taxes for 1863 shall
npon "nSn paid by that dny. Tho ta1
nos nA euera1 and special, real and per
, 6unted, in the aggregate, to over
O0. OF this sum over %, 500, 600
/ se'ospeciA assessments. OF these spe-
assessments, u large sum has been Isi-
;. Il to the Supreme Court upon technical
.ects in the proceedinga- The warrants,
: lough defective, are always confirmed,
Except in the cAses OF those who object,
and to this fact, and the general one that
the proceedings, IN nearly every case Of spe-
cial assessments, hte more or le1s defet-
tiTe, We owe the annually increasing list Of
objectors, and the annually increasing con-
fusion and hsrslahip thst follow. It is no
unnsnsl thing to have a special assessment
made for particular improvement,
and large portion Of the money
collected, when the other persons assessed
appeal to the conrts, and, in course Of a
year or t~q, have the assessment declared
Illegal as to those who appealed. During
ali this ime tho money collected of the one
Class has been in the treasury and no work
collected without objection TO authorize the
commencement Of the work. it is pushed
on; but d either left unfinished or unpaid
for because Of Il want OF money, and those
who have objected thus often escape tho
, 1870-04-28

.bcrs to TIE TR1nrsE, in tho district
,,.3 oo3 bs Like and Randolph, Dearborn and
T"1t an streets. arc requested not to pay c.
x,ah, the late GARNER, he hAving been dis
Urged for inco1npetenct. A new carrier has
cen appointed, who will deliver TIE TRIBUNE
With moro regularity, Aad who VII, With ONE
circul.tor, Nj. Stowe, CANVASS the route To-
, 1870-04-28
QUE NEW INDIAN WAR.

h.~ ,oa5a3 1s.f nrintar ~ havine, saut
~, 49, a. ~. ~ te,,o~ a,ch n.-+;cn,a~ e.v.oa
~ 80 th.. =. a;a ,ot ri, hi. xinter:a food
- - .,,,,h;1, ~ vacx,a xb;,kev md no
,r,no hnnssr md dast;trt;on an himself
", ~ r.bsr h,na thn of1;c;e1 co.resnana.
w. ~ W. hsrds ~ n, eovernmont. A.
~ sh;,,ton sbouz that the Brnle sion,I
49, ~ 9ha r--r,tb hacanse one of thsir
-h:af. :, n,5o+sk;rotoe Ia exim rircr at the
49, go. 4 .a1,,- -. 7-,wnaa Rain,a
,.rnnz sr;,nwa7 ana nerer having Dot
aro-na,1 hafora tha Rro,a s;onr. after csre.
frur ,rres+;c,,;n,, tte sa1era, reasonavh;eh
,nicht hare Ia 10 the drowning of a Drula
So Ch7ot -n.h 40 w.. cra,t donsh and
,o,5n.sa -, ia .-s,ar r;d3b ~ he river.
zsa s~-;..aas- ~ H. .n~rant eos11. "a.
49, sa,.os 49,, - 49, ;7,,~rad ha.an.. tha
N .~s:ts I ~ - .ost touo-,
80 n!. 1s'.e...s,.1s: 4 .:. -. s., @ ~s:..sas =.
!, 49, As va es w So.
oes'tenso eae "a'ei VI en' 11'eA' ~ .ueu
dsc1saon Il IN Aaet accoroAnee "l'1 .no
latest TeseafeAe6 OF science among Tue oEols
SIOUX 1t is not OF the least consequence
that the science and philosophy OF our
Quaker 1ndihn Agents would set this down
, 1870-04-28

ahout 10 pabiith 3 hitd to bfoye the ssvsre
and dkid euth Of that staaemont Thsre
u no tam Of objureHon and ahuse, which
the rilest hl.ctguard can lay his tongue to,
to describe the most degraded woman, which
this spencer has not applied to Mrs. CAL
houn; but he now publishes a card
Avowing that he knew, all the
time, that he Wa a liar, and that
his aangua8e, in any application to
that isay, van totally without meaning! OF
tbs enormig Of his A1st offence he has evi-
IDENTITY not the alighteat conception, and
thinks il now quite enough palhation ot q
BEatn;tous, unprovoked, aud unwaszautable
public insult 10 q woman OF unblernished
reputation, to say that he knew there was
not the xlghtest truth IN bis. outrageous
allegations. There must be, OF course,
soeuo reason for the publication OF such q
card The public, understanding tho o1ssr-
aesez Of The rnsz, will como 10 the ccnclu-
aion that there must ba strong symptoms
of insanity developing in Nm. Calhoun IS
present husband CIR. Runkle), or her
brother, which threaten parc1ysn, WHARF
in Spencer il in danger Of being whipped
within an inch OF his life.
, 1870-04-28
CENTRAL DfY1cE Or fHE F. h,
No 80 CHESTNrT gTRET.
PW3Apxy,FBIA. PA. ApFI =, lS14,

70 hf Q5rrT1 ard HeTeaers a Ek z. E:
RRorlIkEs: You Asr a!resdJ arsse4 both frota
wrIch have reached rpu thru11h sae pubic ptes2,
thai our Organization, the ETt&S poltEcAl structure
erected By rautcttc lr1shrpen IN !AMct4c8 Il the
cost ot pEnu1nnefed ssss.eees sna yeaEs q 1aeor,
hist inflicted On II IN 1s6o> Your Representatives
assembled In Chicago II the Eighth Ssstop2l Con-
ErH recently convened u that city, IN the man.
ner prrscnbtd by the constitution, 9&d the ttt-
SANITATION hAd grossly r1oassfd his ofattI oblt&S-
uors, and rhas the neney s1hsctteeI by you 70
equip AMI aS11 the ucu WIN s1t to cEht the haste
OF lsr1xude u independence had been i'lezauy Ap-
pEppriateI By him to purposes ncTcf NEacuoueu ~
you os -FOUR Representatives,
They fcoad xas, that under pfrsenee q tn;sikl.
ting p1ovcuent rfScn the jR:aSnntnt OF he aD!ess
military ucn Hho were consulted oa the Auh!ecs
erzl 0-NeIu had attempted to stEMrle OF the
prtrc1ple Of Tepyekent4t&re government o1 Hnlen
yop- ttxsp!Zstipn + tas<t and defy III Legitimate
anthossl.: hui ts!aoe y ohs7m saE1esne9 son5 q
far enushef Convention, 70 meet IN ScH fo:f On
the 18th Of April thereby kho~1a2 clearly thst ne
was not x.ncerr IN hls pEu!esssA tearr 70 4s1sc1
the enerx IN The WY cascuiAIed % lasufe nccess,
cess t,op<>stn!s. h{ n1rednctne dtscosd md fac-
ttau into the Brotherhood.
| In FtcW"nY tnrsc facts Aad the Aat3tsou& one
thi Tie pf1ce ot President WIS fouod 70 BE- m eI-
! renttvt ornament to The Brotherhood that otscer
having ahsetped nesr1y 8, 90 Of the funds during
| the past two years, without Ad4iaG N my Va! tl
| the efficiency OF the organisation, the ConSresa al
CnAaeo decided 70 abollah It, aDt = xeN The en-
arr executive author4tv Of the Brotherhood IN ~
EIecuiire Council, 70 consist Of nlne tne1ohesh q
! be elected BY the Congress none o. Nnom 40 e
rccelre anY compensation mr. taeif sessleta7 70!
| troubles md lcsses 70 which tne ORGANIZATION HI
| beea subjected hare 1nF4rtAntJ been created b
me men 1ho wete scee.Fsus Is money - EsaaFte<
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-11

SEWING MACHINE PARLOR. Mr.. ).
w. Cook, foruerly Of Saratoga Springs,
has recently accepted the agency for the
sale of the " Howe" Sewing Machine in
this Sate, and has opened " Sewing Ma
CHA Parlor" in the Stevens House, cor
.er of Center and Wales streets. These
parlors are very fashionable in large cities
and are now being introduced in all OF
the principal villages of the country.
The rooms are arranged with taste, and
only in the presence of a number of sew
ing machines do they vary in appearance
from an ordinary parlor. The ladies OF
Rutland and vicinity are respectfully IN
vited to call and examine the " Howe."
A courteous female attendant is present
at all times and will furnish any informa-
ton that may be desired in regard to the
operation of the machine, etc. Ladies
are permitted to visit the Parlor and work
upon their own material with q machine,
to afford trial. The Howe" is rapidly
becoming more favorite with all classes,
and the sales are constantly inc Z in
every direction. A large supply OF sew
ing silk for machine use is kept in con-
nection with the establishment. Persons
who have Howe" which needs repairs
should call, as competent mechanic and
parts of the machine can be furnished at
short notice. Town and county agencies
are being started throughout the State by
Mr.. Cooks deputies. Specimens of work
manship may be seen upon application
See the advertisement i'm another column.