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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20
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The report Of the engineer IN chief, and cngin-
eer In charge, will present in detail the progress
of the work. W. NJ. Wiley e. Co., contractors,
so far completed the graduation aud masonry In
October last as 10 enable us to lay track between
Wilmington and Birdsboro'. The bridge over
the Schuylkill, ut Birdsboro' is completed, as is
also the trcse approaches, 1000 feet 10 length at
the ends. The track is now laid and In running
order south from the Philadelphia and Reading
Raiiroad Junction to the Messrs. E.tS Il G.Brooke's
On the 2lst of June track laying was commen-
ced at the Pennsylvania Railroad connection ut
Coatesville, and proceeded with southwark, and
during the month Of September it was commen-
eed at wilmington, and laid northward. On the
2ith OF December the two parties met and the
track was completed between Coatesville and
Wilmington, and trains were passed over it.
Rails have also been laid north from Coatesville,
and. the road is In running order to the Hiber-
MIA iron works, with some additional track be-
yond that point, not yet open for travel
The road was opened for travel between Coates
Vile and Wilmington on the 9th of December,
and for freight and regular passenger trains on
the Sd Of January.
Important points, and one mile of double track
has been laid north from Wilmington. The total
length OF track aud sidings now laid and in run
ming order is 1917 miles.
The floods on September 18th and October 9TH
damaged the unfinished portion of the work to
the extent of S2,4SS 33 and retarded the progress
of track laying fully two weeks, and has thus
prevented the completion of the work at as early
n period as was anticipated !, but should the
present open weather continue we may reason
ably hope to see the road open from Birdsboro
to Wilmington early in the spring.
In the month Of August we commenced de-
livering freight to some of the nearest mills along
our line, where 1t could be done by the construc-
ton Engine, and On the LIST OF October we attached
a passenger car to the construction train to run
between Coatesvie and Embreevle, a distance
Of seven miles. We present herewith the report
Of the Acting superintendent showing the amount
of freight carried up to the first of the year to
have been 11,114la tons and Company freight
!, ,3o31 tons, and the number of passengers car
ried 3,7O91S.
Receipts from passengers, SS26.S5
Freight, 2,6O2.47
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

Judge Sanderson of the Supreme Court of
California has resigned.
, 1870-07-28

I.xtru SeAAtott Of tho Ntntc LeKlAln.
t{tfC,

I.xtru SeAAtols of tho Ntntc LeKlaln-
tstrc.
Spcci.l Dc4raseh T., The Chlearp Tribune.
LANSING, Mich. JULY 2s.-Reth houses met At
noon with q quorum, y Senators and Is Represen-
iaslyee- Afsxr the routine business thcy tock re-
cess until O'Clock, and nj $3.50 p. NJ met IN jo!ns
CONVENTION. AMI the GoyeInor submitted his mes-
With a cumming up Of tho legislative, executive
and judicial powers Of the government and the
duties Of each with statement th1s the ulsin4te
ebsnses lG the % iunsmsna II laR should t. made
wien doubt exists as to The construction OF tmpot-
tant provisions, when alteration Is mani
HaSa mas e o5;,.,ea tneree9 Tne faisesa
aid EEtslaton OF The past ten years was then
t.ieny summarized. and THE fact shown that 0!
taird parties, i mostly held By people Of tnolerase
means These bonds ARE as follows: Issued un-
der the enabling sets Of 1853 and 1sA, 81, ,k0;
ls60, ~, ,U0o. OF these bonds, none now can be
legally psid, Il even II the municipality issaing
desired TO do 10 no tx for the!s payment would
The n1eesage thru shows that these laws have
been Of long t,ant!iug; that IN twenty.two other
States their consEttutiouAlty h4s been atnrned
etc, III showing thai the people we're entitled to
believe that these boads were valid securities and
then figures .hAs the Svod faith aud our State
The meesase then recommends the submlssou
in November Of IN amendment that will allow MT.
picipant,e* 10 ratay III bonds Issued IND delivered
| to parties In Eotxi faith
fhe me8sagt next contdezs the bonds stall t1
the hands OF the state Treasurer, OF which thctt
ase rwo classes: First. those voted to roads OF
which work has been done 70 eAfD thcn, Aecpua
these Tofed TO roads simply projected Tnest
amount to 81 s'asN. and the message says It u
worthy OF consideration whether good faitn doe
not require provision for the nEzt class OF she*s
honus; also, aa 10 the matter nf futute aid
The message questions The soundnes
| ct the general principle thereof, nj
| adds: ~ have serious doubts ~ t
the propiefy Of LIS further application: but 1eaFe
the matter 10 the Legislature. The mtasREc the!
closes With expressions OF confidence IN the Wis
| dom OF the Legislature.
The document WAS then referred In The Senate
| to cotnm!ttee constkttnG OF Senator's WnA4us
So.7s Boies, Mason, Fitzgerald, T. G. Smith. An'
| lnca; In the House to 1 committee consisttnE o
l Mssxt1 Mead, SlAyseu, Huston. fltnrton, King.
iey. r. b smith, Bartzick, Tuiler, HuIient Refor1'
Bota houses then adjourned til 10 a. N so-1aos
| row. .......
| sarall which passed over sh4s city A. o'eioe
this afternoon ureet ssil beats On the rveF sent n
| schooner Hebecca against the Canada saofe, oc'
/ dnTn ahatle trecA turned over one or two tm&
houses, and uusooicd the residence Of Levi BisaoI
isansld Dcnnie, the famous Scotch athlete, ynad
i hts nrtt puhljc appearance ID this country II II
Cnledoria games It Belle lele to-day.
, 1870-07-28
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1870.

flames, ~ the water wotu hsd not been
e1sended that alstanoe. and ne. ne heat A.. ~. =
s1 soprosened. s The efforts Of .5e a;enen xers d
ressesa to saving netghboTsng property. speef
to. = bonded warehouse vas CONSIDERED nfe.prnsoat,
70 hurn Farrell o0t % account Of the d,stance but
the heavy Wind pf.veilinz n - tn tins
S,e* bic on s,st as sf sa'an rseaaisa esa, %
531oooo insurance On The entsrr premsses, divided
.1Sns .3oms Esx see Masrn. GO: fBespcar cy. Ras:
North Br!u*h and Me1eanule, Ess, 900; Illinois
ness lMse. se &c. Fsssaa ss:4':s ef sss FIT
S:sss,sss S:;ssssts; d n4; n;,t,o,d esss Pc:
factt!c. E,t1V: Western, t5-aa,; Albany CITY.
isF oil, EUo; Cleveland. ka.'uo: Lancaster, Pa,
$500: independent. = no; Con- meEc'al Chicago
3.,:so; Hume, New York, ss:ooo; lntesuauonAl
Fiie % sna Ssiine, N.sSs; sssss, chicago, SO:
Pn1t4pE1F FH1A, July 9A-A very destructive IRE
eefe es 'Sf
butidlnRa the tc.al insurance. on thu refinery was
&s5n, ,o0 on the stock, ~ uoo; on the machlaef!
nnS en n;, thf Dalon$ .e 9's at.5.tes
nFtmen we're Killed, IS previously reported The
fo1'owipg we're ln!u1ed: r. ;, + Sooa, o. tss MOI
Gllpiu, Of tie Neptune Hose COMPANY: Wu,. Il
M!err, ot The Washington Hose cuupany: Levi
Lswes, and four ctheEA Two thousand seves
rrrned, we're destroyed. The Ledger esunaase
The loss At *oo0, 600, and Insurance ut 500 ooo.
OswEGo, July ss.-The Battle Island Flour NJ!
Loss, IS, 90: insured for $a0.00l
rosToS, July 2s.-SlrEerson's cor.iaRe factory
inr1,et this afternoon. Loss, $i5,oo0; INSURANCE
$4,000.
, 1870-07-28

DtastllcrF Property to the Ann ount Of
&5DO,OOO Burned MT Pcortn-FtFcs

Dtastllcry Property to the Amount Of
&5DO,OOO Burned MT Pcortn-FtFrs
ElseEhcrr~
ssectal Despatch to the ChieAFo THtnne.
FxoR1A, July 97.-One Of the most terrible and
destructive couaxEra,ions that has ever occurred
In his Section broke out In the dlsslercs Of this
civ, laytns IN ruins the mills Of D. c. Farrell. and
u ess.s. sreer Co, thels bonded ware
houses, cattle rens malt ho1ses.
cooreFehpps, 4e-, together with the Peoria Ton
nanvs facto.T. III situated on the bank OF the
liver md In the lover ran o. soNn- The dTe
oytrtustetf in the cutting machine OF inc paper
mil The knives, By constant 1f!euon We
saEs, had bccome heated, and ms mar
ncr set nre to cotnpusuun,se ups,as+ mAHe. a1o;t
could be made the entire building wA 10 namesc
and the workmeu had barely time 70 escape *'3e
$Afr From mere, aided by 4 sttd north Wind, toe
rames communicated 70 speeE Cos ulsuues3.
completely dessroytns i, toee.aeE wa VIA
Aftcr laying these premises II fEans ,e aue
nrt rushcd Oh and s1ssieh1nS up intervening ca
lie rens epee,ltr lad hold Of tho large &nh x.
| icnSfyc et3ll house OF D, C. Fas1el n ss*
trce ills ouIsi!ng, together With the oorlcd wace
house In which W1s stored e 2noo batfels OF h!sa-
/ wines, was soon rrduccd to asae8,
/ Aal hAv1rX no further u1ste:1A, tne alS
| S1aduan5 died out, Af.er consuming, In N hour
| tine, between 100000 and $780, 900 worm oi y
prupasty. and throwing hundreds Of men OUT ot
employment No water could be thrown On ue
, 1870-07-28

NATIONAL CAMP Meeting

VIII te held It the Camp Grounds. near Desplaines
Station on the Chicago J. Sesthwete1u Railway. this
tear commencing August ?. and hotdius IN days.
The th1tc Of the meetinz Will e In the hands OF the
Committee Of shr National Meeting Rev. J. I.
IysK1P, Of Baltiuorr, President .
All buainc4n affairs connected with the manasxnent
TER President Of the Board Of Trustees Of tue Chicago
District camp Ground 10 whom the EoundA
I+iopE.
Fnn astuFkntss neady made II In <rry certain that
sr.efal thousand perzon. will be In Attendance.
Boarding accommodations will be provided lot all
thAt wish, II lew tztrs
TIE Chicago Northwestern Railway. Rockford &
Rock IslAn and Mineral Pout Ro4ds. will ticket to
Chicago for fell fare. AAd Eetaru pssenees At
usus rstea The above Roads will raxry bassaEe 1nd
tents fire to sad {rora the Camp Ground.
The TEuatcea have nat h4eu able u Asfsa&s with ANY
other Roads, II Any further as1Ause,nsnts afr made
they viii be announced In the papts1-
40 train. will b run 10 the C4mp Meeting on Sunday
from either direction The fare from Chicago to tat
meeting and rtt1n will he A1o. Trims land rstsea
GER On the Camp Meeting kzpunds.
corral hat t~tn prepared whese teams VIII b. tAkcr
ea1c 81. Admission. 3 cents each.
AL pe.on1 going to the kro1nM In ealT1Afes AfA IN
formed that ansr1neu rsn be made for the eass
of trams Sunday. 1hty requested u ec theE'
before Saturday night
per.ons desirins Information about ot5 on which X
put mp teuta Will aFpy By letter to J. r. kESS1Col
Du1ton, III. ..........,.-
Application. fer terta and other accommodation
NAV he made 70 GEO F. FUSTkR III South W2ter+t-
L
, 1870-07-28
Verdict OF Guilty In the Wi1lluans
Murder TYfNl III Fairfield.

FAtRF1ELn, Iu.r a4,-Thc dtef OF the case at
The People against Williams. fos murdcr, closed
last night, having lasted ten days The people
Throughout the county have .ntentis watched the
cLurse OF the trial The father VI the accused Is
ta1mcr of considerable wealth, and eminent
cuun.el Ea.f been eturloTed for the defence, ss
follows: Governor Robinson, Of Springfield;
CxseT nnd Tanner, Of Maunt Vernon; ConSer, OF
ta1ui, arn! Hanna. ct F0irned. The rEosecntton
has been ably conducted t.y r II. Tnwnsea1.
staie's Attorney, AMI James Mccartney and $. F.
Crews, Of this place.
presenting 10 the 3ary mass Of confeslnv tess!-
mony, after able speeches on both sides. the july
re,tfr1 with the Instructions Of The Court, and IN
two nouta hrouGht IN 4 ycei!ct cs "Gutlt!," with
thr penalty OF fourteen Fears annexed: thus SAILS
fy!rE tho minds OF our people. who, Although syn-
pAihtz.nx with the unfortunate prisoner aad his
family, could net quite come to the point. eter
hearing MI the evidence. Of e1cuAiu1 murder.
The plea OF ketf-defeute waA put up, and II tue
Witnesses for the defence could only have agreed
With each osher and themselves, theJ certainly
made oct good case. Passionate appcals wesc
made 10 the pEeludicsa and kytnp1shes OF the tns1,
but these tWrlye honest men failed to allow their
judgments blinded By the honeYctl worls OF It.
tarney 0, and considered only the plain facts and
the law In the case. He xonld hare been acn-
terctd for life, only that they considered youth
some pAlllauon for h!a deed
The case was vel. managed OF 10th sides, and
the counsel for the prosecution have elected hearty
eucomiurns tor their success over the heavy Odds
aEai1st whtch thex had to contend. J. &C,
, 1870-07-28
Price Reduced 10 30c Per {twY,

Thcprs1ure Of tA1Ation hss atisrt driven the people
to study the principles which ta1s. arr iaps,sAt
Every day. spas<s discussion ol the Tariff etos
earntst The demand fcs the qualifications Of the
League Is urseat and growing. Politician students.
fdsoss Couksrenneu. donbn& prutretiontss. inquir-
tnx taxpayer. Apply daily - the Ie.Sae to !~ar he
they may beat pufsus their study Of te Tariff question:
In v:ew Of ths An11oa aetknx foz khf and she ge4.
need Of work to present ee,noue truth populs1.y.
yrt corcty the League his determined to publish. as
cost rrcc. the wonderful work Of rrtderie Bastia en-
titled, SrrAis"s Of lAs Pruteetio~ixs.
Ut this remarkable work ~ Ntkn~. the ablet Of on.
critics. sars:
of B..tta: l. ned oaiy be said that he has ne.el
bern a1swFrt and that hr lR unAnrwe.1ht, and that
be has psoduoed one OF the clease.s snd est ttin&
rnt it CORRECTLY, Of the laws Of human latnrs
which reEniate the Interchange Of hnnsa %cfvcr4-f
Ftntccut in the pFstuce ct which Pptecte1tsu arc n
heireM - s.ras tr< a1nsn op..ed - e:viiiktt ar,
bearing ht ch oAters The at'cnstfap A. hs condurs
1t, p hztdty exciting It IL not combat hut etsnEhi-r:
aEd AAy body .ybU IAut4 to know hat FfrxTrxle dc.
tf3nca arr, stripped ot MI ~1cEt~tebe.s In the Ah4;r
figures, ard n stEIr srz-kiink taat 1t rrad,
smcet like saudtt. csnuet du bitter than ttadt The
Sophtsms,"
, 1870-07-28
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
NOTICE RELATING TO ARTl--
FICiaL LIMBS.
VAR DEpkK{NET.
SCHGEDS EE%FAALN t)HF1cE

*AAHISu1D$4 l1tn JEf% t-'a'
CousEs~s having prorsdl by acts x:Psoyed jam. IL
June ~ md July II, Is9u for thr r.issne rves hse
10 t!is1, sUierr seanen md n.,!nss " ho hnve nst
inttsurfiorf ne published for the berrt Of those IL
ter, IT d.:
Applications sisou1d h. made Liseet to The Surgeon
General TT hose Office the necrss&y hl4oks viii b1
E1pn appiira:iops fnr 1.1nhs IN kind or.r.> viii he
EEtn hs the sufFson Grnessl upou nnE n.naf
Heltcffd, who N all arat haTe hd uua III the sTsal Of
Eyr thousand dotIst1 with swo surtdes 10 fafnsh Food
.rd saefz efory limbs wtnnt c1tra ehasHe 10 the sol-
4hp without additional eha:sc ant}+ct in u rata :,
thr teton Of such prf4oh4 the Su1Htvn Gttts11
mAv Gtrftbate.
Hank form Of band. will be furnished hs II. otr,
Tf4nernrtntien xnd fEptu the piAc- u nttins t,
limb viii sto be furnished written ss.larst z
dHterrd 10 the SuS xeon GeEr rtA.
Applications for VIII Re ee-se f til:
Surgeon General, and transmitted to tAr C";u:aH-
sioneF OF Penfuns F1f payment, thsnuSa ehc '*t -
+ioH sf4utR- .,
A. full will b. foEv sE.tti from ;s ?t.,c-
ptoSirK ut will IT, i'll
s1ry j. r.. F-.RSES.
Surgeon Gems r1l. I. y Army.
, 1870-07-28

.snth rut!csdou Is e1estdfnsy timely. and should
J.. IA fhr binds u every who Hooa Aepu1fe An In
.tsf r1iop Of TIE pttncip4ts nndeItatnk the
dGertper Of fra tsaGe and the sophistt1es OF what
rp:4p1uled pEutettiop-"
, 1870-07-28
NEW YORK.
The English Yacht Cambria the
Winner Of the Ocean
Race.
The Dauntless Only One Hour
and Thirty-fve Minutes
Behind.
Money, Stocks, Etc.
SpexsA Dn~pateh to the Chicago Tribune

Eper!A Dn&patch to the Chicago Tribune
rElL DAT IN WALL STREET.
NEW YoRk, July a1.-Ths WAS another dan day
In Wall street. owing, probably, to the absence Of
Any exciting wrr news, and the general DISPOSE
lion to postpone speculation until the 1tHt great
batie is fought Cold erene.t At 1877 to 1aak.
The market was dEm ow,ug to the large number
OF h!,fs for the Treasury gold out The market
fell on when It was reported that Secretary Bout
wrl1 would supply all the bits for gold. Dealings
were subsequently on restricted scale, and the
closing price mas 1e1si. At the SnbrTrcasury the
bids for government gold reached tt,sa0, 900, ut
leo to 1sl.oi.
SHIPMENTS or sPEC1E.
The shipments Of specie To-day were $3,21s,c ,ca'.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The bond market was strung, nader the proe-
pectise government demand Of $a,0oo,e0J to-
MORROW. There Il an increasing demand
for bonds from domestic buyers, who are attracted
to the market by the Inv range Of prices and the
cxrcctcI advance. The market closed strong At
the Highest prices Of the daT. aided py tho tn
proved feeling tn the foreign markets. St1ty-scv-
ems sold rs high a. 1osa.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
The money market was easy throughout tho day.
Call loans ranged from to per cent On stocks.
AMI to per cent on governments. Prime dis
counts were quoted a, to peF cent,
TIE STOCK xAKKKT.
The STOCK market was quiet Toward the close
prices improved on the nc*s from London. There
were no marked features. Sterling exchange wns
dull, hut Strong On sight, and weak on long hills.
The former Was quoted 1t 1l0.s, aud the latter At
1o9:i.
TIE rRoprcx xlREKTs
The rr,ducc markets. to-s&aF, showed no tmpcr-
| tart variations
ITO the Associated rrtss,l
1Hk OCEAN YACHT RACE
| NEW ioKK. Ju1E 2s.-The yschs Cambria passed
sss ss S; s IL s:. q
nsrbor was greeted with demonstrations Of vel
s xs1sss s ux IT. nopns cas. sa.e eae
n1 ,Ss' M c.s. .RS 5.sas .a Reg
vTatutsttons wcrc exchanged Ine anuounce-
mcns Of hcf arrival ciraie1i great excitement In
,sna3 of eolors on ,ae CIV Hsil Ind aEnr q csn.
nnis II, - lie CIV Taii ra1f. The Dauntiess
az yfS .es qssS; Sas ,hs noo
~ ints mo,ntng from ENGLAND "a BeTmutia. Wis d.;
n,s,aKcn .ots for he Dsnntiess. The dine oi the
ssr ssss aas int The ssssf
stchte, he Dsuntless after the
h'sas 4 tae SUI: ses m .x.sas,;
~ manS tceserss, The greatest run il anT Que
IA Nns ;,ts mIes she nssse.i S.ndT HooS iIefst-
sn is minutes 80 ahead .. ne sn1s ,Ss
M ,hos ,e p.uae.s pssed the Same
which aea Iema1neq an1a, t'sHvns!. nn ~et.s re'.
nesr Nv tse nannc.s trnorts thst she iass nc
: men osei1oaI4, enu sPeas o.eT g.. WV nou's *ao
I'LL % - ~ sa ~ nv sn,t. tnnxr Jn,r r.n =,
miles sessy a sess: 'a ets' westner msaeratc ii
miles ~, Sisa. 81 ~ IA Mne eea Ley i1Es'G
uss, h.n1. a1,n,o1pd n eiran,nr lie Trrrr. s,h
~ miles. moderats Eeathezs lula nues, ngn
aits: l1th. 1ss Ges nesvy - en'pPen ,o ,.s r.
, 1870-07-28
ITALY.

LONDON, july 27,-Keyoluttonaly tntrtgueH nre
11fe iu itoIne and Italy in view Of the probable
withdrawal OF the French troops. 4 secret deposit
OF arms has been discovered In Genoa, and q
large quantity Of guns and ammuntiton seizcl.
THE Pupc Is deeply alarmed at the projects Of
france and piota ut the pnrty Of nrtton.
French pselatcs absent from the Council At the
time OF the final VOTE the intaiubi1ltS dogma, are
Asx sending In their adherence to the new arti-
Gle Of faith. Among those who have
siHnlhed their Acqu!csccncc are the Arc,bIshopa
II Rclms, Tours, Chambesy, Auch, and AlK, and
bishops of Orleans, StTasboutg, Nantes, Fannes,
MonteaMbean, Tass,es, tnA clcEuaont
, 1870-07-28
PROPOSALS.
~ -e----- ~.
Proposals.

Ort1cE UErnr Qt.ARz<RfAsrxN.
JEFTEn-oxFitIr. Ind, Jaty Is l..3.s
Sealed pscpoealr in duplicate. viii he ,cetiya aia
oer Until Il rt the svh dry o{ A.x $50, for tho
Atturc Of two Thousand .s4sU> GY1u4,1 Tests.
and Thousand alol wa1 Tents and flirs, n,orc or
Ing nr} b. fuFaishcI By thr En.fr St1tr.. rti
delivered to the contractor II the Drsvs Of Jefferson
vile, Indiana.
The rnt., Wben completed. wit bc delivered 1t LIN
eAm~ rfArr for Inspection
7he right to svJvct my all bids. If r-rded dir
oayaItaxeuus, II n 1et1 By the a1oyrrnnicnt.
htddcry arr Invited to he pFe%euf II th+ opening.
Pnlssa a1s nlurt he adt,rre to the unie:Nn+si. aca
dltnetty endorsed, fppesafs fur thr Marnrs1use OF
Trnta-"
For Specifications, conditions. and further inforua
tim, arsy either 1t the Qu21ttE1nastet'A era. At
Chiraxn III: St Louis yIo-: Scu York PHI .eTia.
Pa; Louisville. ky: jedtksonEte. lad: OF. "sshns.
Ron. DC.
by order Of t2ua,teEmaztrr General
Captain and A. @. II. u l. Amy,
Drput 0ua1tefyn4speS.
, 1870-07-28
ILLINOIS.
Official Canynss OF the Vote ON the
New Constitution and Separate
CIauAcs-Thc judicial Elccttoux-
p1urdcFcrsA Sentence Colnmutcds

Official Canvass OF thc Vote on she
New Con~fftntlon and separate
ClauAcs-Thc judicial Eaccttous-
r1uzdcFcr'. sentence Coinmuteds
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD H., July q. The ottlc,al canvass
Of the vote cast for and against the new consrtu-
uou ard the several articles separately Submitted
.hesewth, also the vote given for the several can
dtdstcs rs Judges Of the supreme Court, also the
vUte for Circuit Judges In Cook County, VAS made
Treasursi, % in toe presence of he Governor. ThIs
afternoon the GoveEaor Issued the following proc
lasDatIon:
Pursuanr TO the PROVISIONS Of Section IL Of the
State constt1ution Hiotsed by ihe people of the
4. .. ls;o. /, John u. Palmer, Governor OF tic
State Of n!lao!s. 10 hereby proclaim that % the
9Th day VI July. d. .. 1870, the ofae.A ahstssst
1870, by the electors Of The esera counties Of the
tate 0f llltuots, for and against the adoption OF
the prof ose couE1itptton OF the state Of Illinois.
and for anu against the adoption Of the several
article. separately submitted Herewith were duly
counted by the SECRETARY Of State, Auditor. and
Treasurer q s9e u ny and 'aat the
For the new cLnst1:un II there were 1A.a2s
yo;es: against the constitution there we're 3, ,sl3
For the sections relating to railroads, in the ar
tiele entitled Corporations, 13i 40: against the
sections rrlating railroafa In the article entitled
Fl the s1ttelc untitled "Couuties.- 1sd,slo
vnr.s. aruinsf the art,rla entltjetl sf-ounr1es
a1 sIt ytf.s'
Far thr ar1tc1e entitled aNarehouses.~ 149ass
ectts. noatnst tho article euti,Irri Wnrehouses
a. -. ,.st..s ~ ~
Es"r ,ha ~ urttr3a m remnrc rnnntr scatl 1e. p15
sss ~ s.r s,st th,ae MIN xofc n ncntrr rorrfr
aa. - tHnNs ~ II" 'es~ ~ '>A'~'~
~ ~. t.r,on re,st,nu IN the Illinois Central
,,aItr,sf 1s5 r"1ss. sn.Ir.sf thr st-cr,,n re-
= Inv ~ +t i1,t,nta fsrnfraI 1iatnoa, Il 3io
Eo,na :" 'A-
Enr ,he sectfon relating tn minority rerrcsenta-
t,an % ~ yotts ara,nst the sectlon reiatpx to
,,,infrftE rr,,frsHuistiou 7u0io yoseH
Far III. SECTION rrlatln1 TO nunciual sutscrip-
,ns IN y,,Itrnahs nr nT9rate Conversational 1s11i3
, 1870-07-28
Real Estate. Wanted |.

The snde.slsned win rseeivc oecra frntn owners of
lots to sell the city Of Ch5sk. for the Er perAEt
rnt lots located In The vicinity Vi p'pisnts anil Van
BURNETT; al.n In the vicinity Of State ant TweatJ!
srcund ts.; alto. In thu vIcintty Of Wt-ternar snd
Madson+t .t.o, in the vicinity Of Co,tA2e Guveav.
and Dousiaaplace; a-o Ia the vicinity ot T arA Roll
tne Mi.
The 1sf mentioned lot .hnu1d be about h feet and
the nthezs fruu Is fect 1tpnt, AID 3eaat liz it
dcxp to an silky. .-
Bids will br received tbs Conpk+olers 1shce nn:t
the Eth dav Of Aueusf. and will he submitted bf tha
Cotuptfoter to the Common Council for It's action
thereon, EKO. TAYLOR, Comptroller.
, 1870-07-28


ffofcssor Sylvester entertainment was anne-
what more ubcraIi5 attended l1st evening than 1t
has been for few nights past II I: weEr not foF
the excessive heat, which acteys Moet peoPe
fsum s1atth2 theatres, ne arc very s7sc sae tso-
fessar Eould hare ful houses estr7 evening"
Hnce he PRESENT. by far the most varied ana ue-
axAnnl entertainment Of 2ny wizard Woo nA
, 1870-07-28
FRANCE,

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.s.I ~ ,hs ,,rat..n.,.si tro..r r,aas,,- ~
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3tct Inc aequntoa =. - 1.. ~. saa a,N n.1s'uso
~ France, on conaluon u sauec n"' opi"hnS
the nnlou Of INC states o. Inc soon mna . tae
Prague. in 1s<6- several conferences were ne1u a.
ise:tn, between Count ron bsslaaIk Ano tne
French Ambassador, On the suplscs OF Ae Flulect
Of an alliance. Some OF the ideas Ell 1or1a III INC
3s"'<' ~e'c then advanced; but 1ne ttehen uo'.
eminent never had anJ knowledge Of the project
described and. A. faf Is the propositions WHICH
we're dtseusseti 1t the interviews were mentioned,
Inc hmrer"E rejects tnrua- 1t can escarc no one
1hat this publication on the part OF the LONDON
atmfs deagned merely TO tnn1ence poonc op'h-
ion IN Eh8saad ...... .......
LoNnos, Jnls s..-Ads'ecs 1to!n special eo7e-
sponotns II Ghcs''oI1x state that the s1uadfon II
conp.etes formed. 1t u under command o1
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