davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-21

Y being eansed q oEak eoaaut9tioa .nsty
A1eNoY p fae.f aeifopns.!ons o9s M oi asaa
@aneI q aas h!e ae r. p,5msnt q ns sq'
ssn ss 10 nfs sasd ebs ss;s2es q as@sesa q sae s
ersl AAsesnhay 70 t.p dol4n Pc day. n tns hce
sa!e ~ eeea ltto toa.H & ieesvs a. uaes nss
.s :.'see.as :: . sa:ss:as s.ssss fas @ 4..ssssss
g Lf r. sasa eatnpensstisn dg q r
Wnstsy !as s;.ts esyasa ias
1an tSe K sssted tnat 19 seg Z S.s portion q
q eSe % 1Ss sh ...fuis ;s9s e' F.; ss En- n
sse tsS So:1taes X one 1osnns ensrseed ii tas ea
nc ass r. o,aera wefs assoed qe % ses a a:,s
y aq ~ is h1s ~ ~ 9opt .o5 a. !Gs H.
onI ons 9M1.n a. ~ ,n.f sn., ieo.sa,n hs4
1tEa.tsd1 z gsPs5a neo.,, inst ,sa
,nTt is1 mon he tsnie and fhat 800 coojes be
pr;9.e4 =. 4rpnrp =, st.nn.r,on ,.,orea tia ,rtnt
in1 nf 40 ron3es '-'~ ''eS
IL. - cGOIRAHa3H. ;tS1g fUApHH Of Cook, objected,
WIKI ina eiss fss,esstnTe. haa been doinS
III. WAshbuRN, 'e;i9 ot williamson, moved to
ii. sVYnER ~ ~ a. G:ls1r' wished to pr1ot
1o.eeo COPIES.
Nj. CROMWELL, Of Coles, thought nothing
HOhlt&01uR
NEEDED Ta1 has thc names OF guilty persena
,5o aud os sea nnoo tSs resoiuto1. na conaids;pd
that Iarpe hpdies were less l!sAle 10 CORFU 1aoa
Than smalies:
III. CHURCH. Of McHenry, admitted that the
corruption Of previous Legislatures bad been saea
State; st1l! he did not think It 1ns necessary 70
txpcse what had been done In the past, but ou1y
to Euaru Themselves In the future. The powe3 at
the future Legisia.asta ahould be restricted.
~. BKONSlSG tho1Rnt II Has Of no usa e
re State ~, Mou!d @ spfeah II ofoadcass oelo'e tae
pSHp1e ~ w ntsN!4 neae. co.,. at, ... t. ~,
~. AA1nona! ~ eooAs sAu t0a' ~ ~ -
sanM q as sas noae @ nus naat NJ ~, y ~! e.
calleu tal1acaea nsu peen e4eCtea % oM.e w
many 1ea1s; Ihat secuon eeuL noue o1t tGn1-
e.ee g tne iaas ieHsiat!se nns a. tae !asa Aeo.
iioa 100 peoP!s py ms!arty Q! over ssa
naa 9eci1SR r.! f. to3 q M -
It he co1.d pe aagured ttAe fhey Ennin Tesch rhe
people. o' "''''4 Aee'~1 NV
Mr ALLEN, OF Crawford. xtahed for the rrecat
dttsemluat1pn Of me Tenor fer IL ia MAR, tnat
&c conid neyer hare pr1tr IN nr ieo,as,i1c ~.
semblles uutu tia peppie themselyes toor he
5ctes Of ihe se,yan,s they sent ~ snet ~ s1a
3urea s' -~"' - @AsA Aos A''''-
Mr, DEMENT,. Of Lee. estd he favoret, nr+nttpo
large numrer. ~ beinT nnn n .He hest prnaa1hIs
llopGemtEia to econnmH. ~" " ALAG -s"' f3'''0'7
IpsTrpNxp.
Tha Rubfect Was AZ ain nostnnnad IN n,r4ar ~ ,ata
, 1870-01-21

VIII be received 1t the oeacs Of tho Chief Qaa.tsr
aaa ht { H. n'sies as & r Fs s.
- {: s s Fl sS
1s;9: e e 3stees; 8 M n k;a, u: ,...
1ssE at.as.s. r. Ss!iy. Shsstass a
asP
A1f,sg FL R.nt. R.sssas azs
Bs: sna Gys S*x f9 rss s ss
be es,.lshed :. lie nonsh Of Tho hssssshsa al7si.
For to1. !: rta i K2E q e Siea5 OF F.2h.
S5ss: 20 Id sH Grsns Re ssene
ssts S tt & f.
and tost bsnsou7 - c1,,. o.u v,..-.,, .,en-x
a,s ats szea. t. s's9s Ss
pt et rs
iss E;s5 3 FL
R:sSs Ss5 i, SSss Il Ss
River 4eene,es. Fora ascs s:eves.sn. bufS:d Ga51
&: n;t r Est bts'ss the '
G x.aatpS as hssns + soI u 9d. IN
6 Ssbs sa @ .;
~ ~ NE: - .ns neusa % -.
ghc5en.e and GRIND HiVss Ateae:ss, FoEss Res.
:.B Z e. & Is :
70 sR
dEs s Sc 81 H. IS y sss;5
nsa:h Of the Aqtsse.hea K,veE 4 I'd AZ En- @ ssa.on .
Ss. as: s;ssS II
Ie; E hsfsd q sSRaS &
e'shsu Rt.sE 9Ra TT @ Es7te1 yo,. sn, alx b4v,
Eae "a op asa siss % s
bsnsaa a ~ - su~ ~ ~ s,s ..s c,...a.. 49,, v.~.
81 Fs s.. II {. & S es Sa 4
5s md le Sfa,S9 g S;.n River
Forts nsce. Stevenson. nufosd, Camp Cooke ot an1
IT. FOE Gssad III. Asene5 10 Fort. Rice s:eres.aa
shed s.ths moth u IL AHseisshe1 Ri1er I'd To1t
ep z !. Ell 1s' rss s. Buts 9.
= sa
FOE fe1t Buiotd e Gamp coafs a. any pos. thu.
3 fste ssstoa = she mouth Ct tho
From camp Cooke. Or arp pc.t that NAY b e4tae,
Ehfs E1iaa : to mouth ct the hsi4t'hel Ri1r 10 re
% Piopo.a., a.e also Invited for the transportation q
+ g e H. -
FfdasTt yl ray he lats ,or eaeh mects
starting determine the fate = bo pstd, rneh ,hJ
Will perform the sesven from each OF the atartuk oo1na
to the lere11 potute Of deatin1lan 1boye-nausd
follow; ~.-
lst- The faee r *htes they T1l tz1E9xo e4cn 9He
and fcld3t! tcan passsxo 70 he proyfocd lef efaTt
and oE t3Ge GfSe4tzsy i.e1tties tos e3okioG saea
a IL fa Fe ~ e S peana, Z tTa tasJ v
.rsst73E sapFae.; ae.;.,,., ~ -, ..,,,no,t ho,,.,
Ins Eass = Xe1sa see5 ~ 81 oas
tos feeding the anto.h 70 epIovided by stsanbest1
5issht 1eG g e I'd i =
dEkh. ,, ,-,tr., r., t,..,nort .koree by
1se eeassaesof VI ts;h,rs Il II ss.ssF: IA ID sors
Rnd U re e eht - hAut1 ~ IN 1nrss ~
isvsd y ~ N. whfn 10 1ear IsG
sdae, y. 2f..E Is SaN - lsas fes III
e1ciatise p11pote no nSs1 n % tacs a. 3ox - -
nens fetSh Tt sontsssf2s tos t{.2sH9saaon ,ssE
st1ratn tssaapofTatiou.
il cs1c the eonux1ne party fatia 70 earry rasht
!equEeo tue xoSaAaStIIs ~ tS tsA. - -
, 1870-01-21
The Political Situations


Special Despktch 10 The Chicago THbune.
ATLANTA, jan 81
The Military Board did large amount Of work
today. The cases Of Representatives Nunerad-
ish, Phillips, Daney, Donaldson ard Taltfer.o
were nnIAaed. and the examination Of
I've others well nigh completed. The
The arguments on the Senate cases were ready
to-day to be submitted to-Eorrpr. The board Is
accomplishing bu4tle4s thoroughly and With de-
kpateh-
The Republicans were Little disturbed to-daJ
On account Of Wa1htnrton despatche1 through
Democratic eources. Tne Information tonight
Indicated how sensitive Republicans now arc 70
tue s1snauon. They are satisfied that u the
authorities At Washington iet General TetIY hATe
be orssnized with eligible members, and enter
upon The work uecessaIy 70 the psosper:tJ Of the
State He Ia acting with wisdom and caution
leC5,
, 1870-01-21

cient fts1c1nire in gihs9 Of beer to~eAJ 20 ELL
himself IN teu minu'ee- CauIe, domestic trpunle&
He le4ve8 Wife and two EtpWn children in
France, where he had property.
P9TzSHUxGH Jan. 20 Margaret Baucep. dsuEh-
ter Of Philip DAucen, t!pple bo*s 4: Bfioton So
tion, who died sntdenly lev days t.rce, has been
By poisoning. Information w18 gaTcn by a younger
al43tr. p
Mosea Malv1n, residing at 1879 Grant stteet. this
city, committed suicide by cnfttag his throat thu
mofninR. He was suffering from feyeE, and Eup-
po&ta 70 be teppptAl4Y insauE,
, 1870-01-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

]
NJ RooT Introduced oa! iur the payment Of
seers. Rsfsned; ,
or seftltfe 90 ceTts!q landa N loHA Referred.
NJ. NJ: HlNGnAM ~ nssed !ease 70 iatfoo9cs oll!
imaklne II az ousnce pnnsaable N1th 1ne and
tne act!on o. tue ssste Leg!s.at1fea ~ ratf5'nK
any Eloroseo atneuone1I cl the Co1sututiou OF
sne CnMen " 1aIs41Ls4; s!ats4; s,u,
u. KEsGLr!1oNs, e rk7l71oss, ETC.
NJ 4o!.ahDA1 .aa:. o1-Ied Eesolatloa tnqu1Eiug
he 5ea. o. fosassers 10 fetuse seao1nG
t9tonsa t9e lnaa !lAnken docauents, not na!!ed
onfa1 Nae oeio'o1 VI Ueaot1 feslaeA Ale
| 1Mr1n17aUp,n,r o1s-c5 !. n.,,h,. -.
o19,,ons decla1i1g ine aossnce Of conssisutional
To1an 5.4tnr. = 1,'t ~ poEet 70 Aosoio
r1reH Refr1rc5d uoAu 1oe e"a7en1 o. tne aouse II
,hs Toht =; ~ iion,s y, deeafa.o o.
am rSnti,enr. ~ H. annlnn1,a,nn p p1op, ni,s
@ses; 2! Is e - sS5pe:: xssts;si; ~ IL sssy.
ouy s aSe u a
q: PAINE presented petition Of the e.tlssns
@ @Aenps49, I,' VIA 3sAlnR lo5 m appropriation iof
AenosgT 1s TNeR He1oot; o1,r.6 -so,,,,, =, -
~. ANEA eleu . iesp.nt4Vn q inquiry ~ 70
tne @ pfops1ety o. reMoEtn9 a1saotanes iol desel.
on tEs asq 1.om sSq,ef4 f ~ INC eit r1sa fsq Alter
NJ. CLARK introduced ! oll! FOR tic grant OF
lia tanag 70 suocion ny. eo!gmoa taiey Denver
III! hautnAq Eo0pau5- He!eI1e1
- ~. ~ CALhS onsiea M Iesonnon o. inquiry Is
foao, whether they were Psid oy the na4 OF oy
7e1Snt AoopIed
Nr Er11FEs ~ P.nn.:,rsa,. n1rSA.1os; N.,,, o, nav
eon.; fIaI.n.,,, o. ,sa rsng 70 ps,
f ffoaa. TAptAAAuuns teAu P%taKiApn !som tae oI-
t tua!s 1tmoeTat @tlnaanG taat ne Was AfgelJ IN.
daeoseled how tns aad .tIsr uas es
. tons haa oeen nade. They Atoec from the fact
fontaiaP P5Tpsetots 2! ine uan Tofke ~ hels.
W. -. vno, nG1e hsu5 z son. ous ne ota not
nir r. NJ n AM nan nos nd ~ ~, ~
on T[, do!sI n ttoce IN any mining OF analao-
'0A-e AAo"'y.
,..,o REsoIuI1oHs Or 1EQC1Rr.
to NE dlplonsitc co:1espopdencc between j. Wat
son Webb and the Bt1zlllan Government On the
snes Go q e tne sa1cs ., sp N
ence to the removal OF the 13rooElyn Navy Yard,
snd a. TO !be report Of The Commissioner on Edu.
CrAH.
1900 cit1Eens Of Tsab, pfsytn9 Tor admission IS =
~ BILL RxFoH1xn
Nj. DIXON, ftpm the Commlttee on Commerce
reported bill TO regulate the appFalsemens and
inipectlon Of 1mpofie. Kecom nitied
Tie Houte then resumed consideration Of the
t1Ansler Of the phlacetphia Mary Ysfd 10 League
If!and:
Naval Affairs, who reported the blll, nroke at
length In review OF Ill. Daues' speech on extrar-
agnnce. He tnumated that MI, Uawea' opposl-
tsou to the League IElapd bltI vAs prompted by
resentment acatnat the Hepunllcan uempefe
nom PeupsyiyapA. becaule ihey aid not ore{tf
him Tor the SpeafersnIr,
fof
sosa s7e1 e hs e. sT se 9st
speech, aiudtny. In ina cnnr.e q, IL rrmaTes' =
tne :trerelent llustra,son Of the gentleman from
MatAxcnule.tP. tbat tnis xxs 1nhn fhn Ben:1et
, 1870-01-21
FORTY.FIRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q,

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
SENATE
..... VENTILATION.
The HouEs joint resolution OF the subject OF
the Eentuauon Of She balls Of this 6ensie and
House vas laid before the Senate. An amend-
nent psoFidi1e for asce1sMnlog tha cost OF the
atore Improvements was conc1Ited IN.
PRESENTATION.
lii. ANTHONY presented communication
1Iom the Governor OF Rhode lslaOut and In soma
ss eos & e. T. ss u aa es II s 81
tnaniea Greene, already placed u the old hall Of
tho Honse Of Representative
Nj: SUMNER submitted reso:1ton accepting
Rhode Inland, and through hin TO tue people Of
the Stale, for the beautiful work Of art, and "a.
House. .xr-a ronaa a,,,,on;e m rnuuz
Some rEsnss.z.s s1TMNrR LIE u ep WVER ~ sna MnS.
Svn " ~ Wsr;o1f when ;ns rr.n;;neinna Vrre
tuLls ~ 'e1ooA7 "n~A N1S ASAs'113 ""N@
aaopseu' nr,. n~,o,,rrn
mills .,o ,n11oSucnd ~ onn 1aferred. Far the
presetsatlon Of tue naEoors e TIE United States
esansI Ls,n;ss 1snas ~ -" ~ Innctsnn CttT
inrongn PMels 1nn1a ~ e1e 3e noMn!a ,na a9.
Denver ha15paa ~ ptvun p,ts' sIT ,,nn
postlon q tne p9e4c tau1s ~ y ~ =, ~
v!des tnat FL @ =, ae ~ honae*tesd
pn1nS pn6 m1a. emss,an % sstt,eis onIF. "' -
coNkI,Sn i5om re c9mnee 90 Maes, o.
Ton ~ s4s Laws n ina n.tng nr ss,
1,;;,,,t. ~, mt'e 81 ~ 1o,rTs. - >"o N1'1AN ~
IT. he e. ot s ssp iasfes
sta.cs tn 1s 70 MAKE fhe aame conform 10 the o1nsa-
fuu:n Of tho fos4aa ssHea 9iaIsa; 7H1ssR4,u BILL
postsi tsegsagn sssem aeo % ~ M tncnrn
ata.ss roaa! ~ ohar,
r,x,.rt, n am1 !. s.AyaNH Z. W.. taHaenn
Inc t1Xlaia am, 9hA mas Looa ~ ,~ ,,..-t,no
a. mo.en - a NJ *. = 9,ste .ne97
neser 30 70 emeoae ss to dePnxe anJ ct1eas M at o.
class o. e;1sna @ a Eae nn n entttaa r.
20 Totc os oo!9 s9 oneT % ~ - rnntsnIncni
Ss eGs. mr. excis f1om eesvics - iurnrs an1
pe1a1E,H pe11,1,on " ~ 1 seTVtrnde ~'191' sN
Mhn sr1sndt1 ~ ~ art 9.e m. ao-ead tn
Ne II hpsFE Eene1ed - H. sMena,nent nrertous,
n1f,+ea eamtt1tnw Tr1tn;a r. nr1essntat;nn n
| .55s,n Z 1nE.so, ~ .ha tnernHHsnn f.nHamenf.i rnrd
opss Tna1 ~ ,ha @ s,ata Gnn .t,ntinn anal ncrer r.
~ n1 ~ dsn,tra a. ttt,ssn. W. c1ass ~ r,zens
u tns tas = ~ ~, - sn a NV ~
t1eept 1s1,n - w hs1et 91a. shai ~ vs
~ taw, iaI, +uI Eth aa,ea1,
10 u M sae .nasu!sa q ssld state: pFSr1dsd taai
an1 q ~ n 81 tne oss.e
tise in ~ enect LEY ne msae s ~ 1eSa1o ~ Inlt
az IL p'ids pk4RE M 'f la,a III
nao been Teqoised q W olael IeconstIae;ss .es
states. aha n view q! tae propose atsempt Wh!c!
he eeeyed 70 g r. tae pEegiatame o. sae 1,,e De
By hd o. courts and anothef depnIment q y ~ al
gossl nmenh mes M ~ . ~ q te1n y, 0s
!. and ofner .ate IebeIlous statea
lengthy speech, pnnctpaliy because ol ~ necea
atty - nee&nrr OF protection for The loyal peopl
Of nIFna, by inanna8 to them aee 1fee e1eIe@ =,
States, these fundamental condnloas hho1ld no
be omitted u the case ol Vlfgin!a.
NJ. HOWARD SAID stringent conditions 70 pfe
vent the oatfaclsm o. to9 colofea people Rel
particularly npplcable 70 virginia II tne Iofemos
Of the SiAtea u rebellion.
, 1870-01-21

nos1oN. Jan. 2o.-John n. Collins, The alleged
qMsA1nn& Ma, eeIk in the cisJ treasury, and Joan
noto oa9e. sapncaisd - receiving portion Of the
ste!en ~ Monty. nase peeo held tor UiaL It II said
tnss ~ GU sa,soo Of tho nus4sInE gold has been
The omccr1 Of the monitors NIeutouomoh snd
Tenor. which Left foE Poftl1pd to-daT. exnsrtspd
the Opinion tnAt the Peabody faneral dees xopid
arrive during the Inst week In FebsuAzy,
, 1870-01-21
A. 0cKHOLDERS' MEETINGS

n q &C e.
A uoetite Of Tho .sekholdef1 Of the REAL ESTATE
LOAN AND THUS rC4APANY, ta7 tho q eetsoa "
A1d sach etheE hnslhess may tAwfunJ O.
6etosu them. viii be hela tie od1ec q tho uanpA
l9s Mcnroeet.. On TuesdsJ. tah. i IN haeyeea =
hcuf4 Ct ) and y. El T. y, 1lLLDIauHt ust8leis
EHEAQQ %1p. H. IN.
, 1870-01-21


,as.,ess - oa - ~ ~ ~
sN..s.s ~ ps,,e~.s 49,. 80 ,sess.a,. ...s,.ss.
-sa.A s.A..- :. 49, 80. 80 T.-"..s .%s ~.
r1-rerev ~, ~ the ,s1tn1 ,rn covs~n,rr ta.nes
49, 49, 49, .s.,n---s " ~, ~. - sH.1s ~ =.
apon ats. "se ,saa.,a-a -, ,na,ss,s ~ % ~ % 49,
]. ~ Ta,1rs -. m, 4o
4ata.S ~ 1870. @'' '''''1' s<'4'A "''1
Tn., an frred.arcah1a a and n1ctnat,no crrrenc,
IL the moss e1ptua1ye, ,n1ur1oua and Oppressive
foru NJ c,-rn;attnp medium fnr ali c,asxea NJ
r,on1e- excent.ny nn,v the sneeu,at,ra And x,nrt.
ramb,erx
2 Tn.t ,ne credit Of tha nat5on IL its noes;t
vatuah!e nosae.s,nr. nod ,hst tba ~fHnrts or ths
as.szan..t a,4sn.a he cc.stan,lY utrcct.d 10 tne
improvement Of its credit, to the end that its
bonded debt nay b refunded at a loTes rate Of
lnta1cst
& That With the restoration OF the nubltc credit
the bua,,,ess Of oacs,r4 should be usde free sub.
,ect to the safeguards which are cow Or NAY here
n1ter be prescribed by law.
{. Tpat all .axee imposed upou tue peop!e
sbnnld he ,tustad so,ely WIN A new IN tne rs,s.
Ing OF revenue for the government, and that there
ehould oe uases7al and speedy reduction In the
existing rats Of taxation. both under the Internal
teEenua and the tazln ayBtems
ASA NEWSPAPER
THE rz1prx. cla,rn. prt-<msn<nos smono Et.ssy,s
forr'sal&. 1t e1pends more money Tor newa than
any osheS publication west Of New Z Il
nantascs eolpd OF correspondents ano speclai
r:porle.s eqosl IN numoea aaa ,nsetngencs M saoso
" auy N9H 1uaA papet, Auo' ~ A ~
sae ~ a. ~ $500 " ~ 49, o,,as,
~, 1s,sas,1s, ~ 80 ta+;;<-
tnan arY ~ rs.ren ,nnrn.i
'>''->' Tra w.pxE-r uppoRrs
A.. nnn.,,,,v mn and rn,nn,a Tna ersas coz,
noa,rtaI ~ ,na gesr which ara of
;rta,e,t and ,,nno,fance to ia resders and vncn.
- rss+sT -a,s-a era nacessay11v ,,n7,ra ii
n1c,,t~d a,toeetney .re rntnntetv conudered. and
~ wnats,, farre, or Y-.ner ostn4 mi, ,rforrns4
49,, tr11,, fnscaoo svo c,vs eeI1tar man ha cau
~. - t-n., ~ Fa,+arr o,ner ayen n IA nnns n
-. - ~ nm ,,r.1rnh a-tet ranorts of TN
.1s,n,.r .,,+,c. .-srv erra1 rertre or Er,,
.na ~ :. t1n,tas cia;a. itch -an nave an,
a1"ar.s ,..or, wos..-, nno,nca ,rade nr trin:
~, .ase-+e ~ ~ .a,ty. -.ar,.ts ~ cn,c,rc
-: ..s..a, -. r..rs-r at,,n. ~ ,..ns-.a t,,ss
INC ntfnts,n -" - - .a,-.s,t ~ ,or
na-sncs ,na tr,n;r9 .4 it 1epo'S0 S0i" " 'e1s "a
, 1870-01-21
Mem QtIfana AIaFkt

New 0fIeans Market.
NEw On1xAss, Jan. sn-Co1 1o!-Fl11n 1t 2is.a
2ic Tor iadiluk: szles 6{ 6!t1 baca receipts 1tss
Bax4psTCrTE-Flo01a as ssass738H Corn d1nn, 4,
fl.tsQ<ltc. 01ts. 7ac, Bran, &l3o-
hAY-FEu.
Pzovm1oSIPork drn,at sao.oo Blcou scarce and
hteher, II 1tH417b2194c. Hams. LIZ. Lard- ueste,
l61.(a11L.; kcE, l73sG31bc.
GnuZEHs- PRIZE, Hc: n5olAssee Pfi.uc. 6s4
&c.
WHfEKEr-91L3e5e. .
MpNItAAY-Gold, I'LL: Sterling, IdA; New York
tIsht exchange, "a Ilseoutt.
, 1870-01-21

CQDK, COHCRN i co.
NEETPAFEB AuTEHT1HlN1 AGENTS.
Ire 4x1ort.Ad rrexips ods<rfsssA1ks {or TIE TR-
CkE q: Loesf Al+o oSex 10 rseeEs adper-
tLseNents Hosees tor at NEEarlPERs Or AAuATIB
{ta 4ay lkAsazas} IA ~ o. or fesTs4rt as A< pko
ilAerP 1oeest Pxfe<t-
, 1870-01-21

Ean Erancfsco Market
SAs FR1Sctsco J1a sr-BREApsIrFTs-Flonr u,
chs pErd. Whest $l.AssdL65. Barley. SL9IalD.
ho*ETARY-keA1 teudt r. nominal II u
, 1870-01-21
West 3n01e8s
ME- SEWARD 1T HAvANA--A HoE.coAsu1rAL
srEECu-1HE GrEBqATs,

EIEkEA-1dE AEHbQAI5-
HAVANA, Jau. 70
On Tuesday evening the bands d. the 1erent
volunteers IN the city serenaded Governor Sew
ard Several thou8and people assembled IN the
atrees In front Of the hotel and Marble aqua1e was
sp1endsd'y Illuminated. The omcesr, volunteers,
and many othAT8 ent%FAh TIM AAA-.1----- F'~r~--'
Stntueta delivered q speech Of welcome, sa5ing
the seseEade was a Manifestation Of the cent.
nents Of loJa 8panIards for their distinguished
Knest.
Mr. Seward shook hands with all the ottcers,
and replied briefly to their welcome. lie compi-
mented she people on the improvements they hh:
made snce his former y!a,t. AL nations, b.. said
arc interested in the permanent pesce and pros
perliy Of Cubs, and he prayed God Lat this pro
gress might continue, and peace, and harmony ot
restored to the Island. Referring to Spain. he e1
pressed the hope thss the ollnca situation at III,
country that vss The Caost ancient ally at Amenc,
would result IN eafe. happy, and sneedy issue
Af. sewa1d's tenna1u were str'..;t,y non.comuIt
tai In the matter Of the tuap.. recuon.
, 1870-01-21
GFcAt HrttAln.
TIE BYRON NITTEK AGAIN.

/ TIE BYRON NATTER AGAIN.
LONDON, Jnu. 20.
Political neH4 meAgTe.
The Tfmes h1s four columns reviewing Mrk.
Stoves new book On tho Lord and Lady Byron
nAtttf. The writer admIka the likelihood that
| Lsdy Byron was decetved BY her husband q tnyet-
eIzte passion for rnJet1nc4ttous and really be.
tteyed him iaccstuoua
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SAS FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-Ihe StAte senkie tas
paSted bill zepealiug the clause Of the Sunday
Law prohibiting theatrical smnseneutS On the Sab.
h11h. Tne Assembly adopted resolution con.
glatu}atlER the people Of Tennessee upon h8ElaR
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fsftrE
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NlsHy1II.E. Jan. 2o.-A bill Of interest to hold
ers OF Tennessee bonts passed the Senate to-daJ.
and is now law. II authorizes ali railroads IN
debt to the State 10 pay the principal Of their H.
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$11.0oa, 900,
The House concuYred in the Senate amendment
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LoC1Fv1IIx, jan. 30 Tho Kentucky Hopfe n&1
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take = fee In Ary case IN his OWL court o. that
mSJ b. reEoSed thereto on appeal
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ST. LcC1a, jan. al-The Kan8as Legislature yes.
teftay adopted resolution memorlAlixtng Con-
g1ets to provide for tho early APpofuonmept Of
CLINTON recommending the removal Of the M
t1ona1 Capital to tbs Fort LcavenWsrtn military
re6eFTAt1cu.
, 1870-01-21
DISS0LUTlUA NOTICES,


DISSOLUTION.
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, 1870-01-21

lrt, presiding It waa decided 70 remove tic The
ologtcal Sencary fiom New Yoft, and the t<usteod
were authorized 10 dispose OF the present ssts aad
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02
ERIE RAILWAY.

TIE GREAT THRoUGH RoUrE TO THs EAST
This com Jany now control snd operate thirteen
hundred miles OF road, extending from Ciucin
u att. Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
20 New York.
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly . third wider
than other roads, enabling the company to con-
struet and coaahes correspondngly larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
in thorough repair by the substitution of steel
rails at suoh points subjected to the great
est service, aud where the highest rate of speed
is required 20 be made.
New aud improved sleeping coaches accompany
al night trains. They s-e heated by steam, per-
fectly ventilated, conta 4 elegant and spacious
dressing and state rooms, and combine all the
mo dern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located at con
veuiant points upon the line, where ample tim
is allowed for meals.
Three express trains daily are run from tbs
western termini Of the road to New York without
change, making as quick time as By any other
route.
TIE long distance without change-s6(
miies-sud tho spacious acoomm odstionf of III
broad gauge coaches, especially commend thin
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line be obtained
at ali principal ticket offices throughout the
country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

KING CoAL.-P. l.. Gable, Esq. Of Rock
Is sud, returned an income last year of one
hundred and tlcelre thousand dollars. He
paid Uncle Sam tax on it Of FIVE Thousand
six hundred dollars. Mr.. Cable came 10
Rock Island fourteen years age from Ken
lucky. He had some money, probably less
than So, goo, and with q proper appreciation
OF the situation bought up the stock Of the
old Rock Island and Peoria railroad com
psny, and the coal lands of the Coal Valley
Mining Company. at low figure. He
developed the mines and established q pay
ing coal business. With characteristic
shrewdness he interested the coal miners in
his enterprise, giving them one third OF the
mines for their labor, and allowing one third
for transportation. retaining the remaining
third as his profit. Mr. Cable is q rich man,
he has heart, too, and with his wealth does
many Sindly acts that the Outside world
know nothing about. He is friend whose
friendship is valuable. Mr.. c. and family
leave, on the 10Th inst, on trip 10 Europe,
and will probably be absent some mouths
D1renp port Gazette.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-02

" ives and Mothers. Only women

" ives and Mothers. Only women knows
what women endure and If there he any means
assuaging the distress Of body and mind which
so many thousands experience. day after day
and week after week, with fortitude which puts
to shame the boastful courage Of man, who will
deny that 60 great a blessing to the sex should be
found in every household
Millions Of men have been benefited by its
use, but among the feeble and sickly of the OPP
p"site gender, who, perhaps, need it mo.t, its
virtues are not so wildly known. This foremost
remedy of the age-this specific for every species
of debility, general local, constitutional or
casual, is PLANTATION BrrrERs. One right of
woman. at least, will be conceded-the right to
strengthening herself to sustain the ills OF which
the laws of nature have made her the unfortun-
ate heiress.