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Over Five Hundred Dealers

In various parts Of the land have nnreseryedly
endorsed them, They arc In use npon numerous
lInCs OF Railway, including the UNI0E PAcIHIo
and tho PENNSYLVANIA. CENTRAL, aud onleerH Of
'enfOrS0 them as the best Watches for the use OF
t. Il, employees and travellers, yet introduced.
The following arc presented rs specimens Of
these testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL. 20 &
UNloN PACIF1o n. R, OYF1CE OF GEN. SURF,
OMAIA, Dec. 10, 1859.
Hon. T. u. AyERT, PrealdRRt NATIONAL Watch
Co., Chicago, H.:
Dear ST. :-During the month that have car.
ried one Of your NJ. ". Raymond" Watches y
has not failed to keep the time with 20 much ae'
cuFacy as TO leave nothing To desire in this re:
gard. For accuracy In tIme'kceping, beauty oil
movement and finish, your Watches challenge my
admiration, and arouse my pride as an American,
and am conhdGnt that In all respects they will
compete successfully In the markets o. the world,
with similar manufacturers OF older nations
They need only to no known TO be appreciated.
Yours most respectfully.
O, @. HAMMOND, GonY Sup't.
oPPlcE OF TuE HUDsoH RIyER RAu.ROAD,
o. Gen'I Supt, New York, Jan. II, 1870,
Dear Sir:-The Watch made by your Company
which have carried tho past two months, has
kept excellent time. have eSEriedlt lreqasauy
on engines, and have heen Non' the road with y
almost DAILY. During ibis hmOft has run2 unis
Formiy With ohf standard clock. = v - -
4'" S.G fioUcEY, Genr sup't.
The following dCAlerS also, In various parts Of
the country, have certified tSHt they consider The
Elgin Watches to be all TINT the Company have
advertised them, as better finished, more correct
and durable, than aDy, In market Of GtmllAE pEtcp
And that they have great confidence In recon-
mending them to The. public, on account OF thcir
gcneFAimeht: e.4 sf.'S -
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GE1eQttetliiQIel11lcer,

An Educational State, Institute % 10
Held al PaEkersbuEE.
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From Rev. W. n. Christian, Pastor BInwiddIO
Street Methodist Church. 1885,

PoRTsM0VFH, Va, October =, l5t9.
This IL 70 certify that know Dr.. lawrence
veil. He d . gentleman Of cultivation, and WOr'
Inv Of the fullest confidence. ! have used his
K6skoo with advantage TO myBclf, and have adopt
cd ia use In my family In cases Of nervous de0u'
ny An a u'P'O'''O"' W. II. CHRISTIAN.
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Policies NOnsOneltabIe.
No Restrictions on Residence or
Travel.

,i2 72EL
f..sg.! oYT1CEHs.
". @. Carrington, Prest 10. Henry Perow, ND.
John 3, EdWlpdi, Ylea 2. u. Smith, \ p
B r g H 5Gsf socy. Tsdieai Advisers
J, j. Hopkins, NSlt Sec Prof Edward D. Smith,
RGiHifD00fS Cashier. ActuAry.
Jas, &, Wolf, Bnp1tn. ID. y. FaekleE Consult
tendUnt Of AGe4caes. Ing AetnAry'
YIN II 3 BIS, I,Sae'' YIN. T. 4, F FaI%ef'
y Ssn s E3ftIaiS SfEtsSs;t les RfaS
i John b. Z. Edwards, r 'f1TTT' 81
BRANCH OFTICB, CLARESBuRG WEST VA.
Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS, = u I. 8. sPATEs,
President, .7''VIee President
DuBoToRS.
@. ]. stealey, P.H. Goodwin,
Abraham smith, jams: Lynch, (
X. T. L0Wnda1, 3. H. Pool -
HH =; paws Davis SsU. s q suTS:r
An surplus aecruIne from busIqebg nthiS Stats
Is pledged blythe Company 70 be loaned or invest.
I'd within tho Htato.s en- ,lfn, 1,!s~g a-N
r. N. POOL, General Agent,
YEFIgR cL4lREsBuRG, ": VA
]. M. MCWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING. W. va.
Agents wanted everywhere In tho State.
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Spring Trade.

The COMPANY also call the attention Of Watch
buyers TO The fact that the Rlgin Watches now
offered have an added improvement over all 9TH
SgB, In new
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ORGANIC WEAKNRgs

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legOg in The United States, and tho greater part
Of whose Life has been spent In tho hospitals Of
effected some Of the moPt astonishing cures that
were eVet known. Many troubled With ringing In
the head and cara when Gsleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, hashful
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured I'm.
medlAtely, r. Ms. - 81
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FROM DIR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
IIFP ATyTITR

FROM DR.. LLOYD AIlYSIVIAN OF LAItIB
PRACTICE.
GREAF BHbdR, Va, October 8, 1863.
III. LAWRENcR, M.D.-Dcar Sir: chCcrfllly
endorse eour KOSkoo a. being most valuable
nFToSrHti0n. Upon examination OF tho formula,
[ Gnd each ingredient highly Gxt0llCd by our best
and most progressive clinical investigators. ]
have tested it, effects In my own praCtiee, and
nave no hesitation In recommending Il. In my
oplalOn, iii tho bS9s compound OF its class ever
TGriOus compounds Of oarGapartlla, &C., over In.
vented. Itia decided NerTe Tonic, and InVlg.
orator Of the animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
al e6foflE diSe6Scs. Hoping you Will reap the
reward yO1 deserve tEQm ths p1blie - benCiAe-
tor, am ar, yours truly,
:. 'r' EH CHARLES LLOYD, II. D.
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PLAN MUTUAL,

A success without precedent In this country or
Europe. III lt ..f-
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MNnRTNNR

Married Persons, OF Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Welfne9S,
O[ganle Deputy, Dclotmlties, speedily CnrQd.
10 WHO places himself under the care OF Dr.. J,
ny my eonlde 10 bile homer @ gentle
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become tho victims Of Soil,
which annually BWeeps 70 an untImGiy RTTYe
Thousands Of Young Non of The most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entraneed. llSt0nlpg R0GntsS with tho
E Tna T,S OF SC4EssS p Tsd ce'tacy tho
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q DE-. johnson has discovered the most Certain,
Speedy, and only RtectuGl Rnmcdy Ia thS World
toE Weakness Of tho Back Of LimbS, StFieturcS.
Anee19ns Of tho Kidneys and bladder, InToIun.
e w DiSchAEHes, lmpotcncy, General Debility,
GGerEoGEneAst Dyspepsia, LanguoE, Low SpiFita'
TtmlditY, Trembling, Dli1ncSS Of SIGHT ar ala.
di9e1 plaease Of tho lead, Throat Nose or
BSTSsHa SS,: TSESIS pi'SEdes Srs1g nom
Practices more Mtal to thSiF VirilTS iSSn III.
song Of Syrcns to tho Mariners Of UlySss1 bIiRbt.
ing their most brilliant hopes or SnticinStiSnS-
EendeEinR marriage &c. innnoaaIhln
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All investments secured BY mortgages on Real
EStats, covering double the amount invested. E
, 1870-01-14
TIE EnNAN nTESTIdN

recent article in DR.. Hnmmond's Jour
nal u Psychological! Hrdi .::ne,-uhicl, in
view Of the diversified meanings which arc
packeoon the lack of the word .4 psveho1o-
Bscal, It mag not bo auliss to INTRODUCE Ia
our readers as leading jnutnal devoted
10 mental dlsease,-4e find g description Of
the pres t1t social couaition Of women, co.,
sidcscd IA ceuse Of idiocy and lunncy iu
their offspring. 1t is alleged that the pre-
wiling ideas ii Women ate uul1yo-4hlc 10
maternity; limits occurreIce. instc ID Of be-
ing hailed with enthusiasm and secret joy,
as in the earl;sz periods OF tho worlI, is
eencrhly regretted; That not on'S mater
nity, but wifchood, SO far as it involves
necessary dependence upon a hns-
band for pecuniary support and daily
society, is widely looked upon as ono OF tho
evils Of life, the result Of womans inferior
fitness cid capacity to win her o~n support;
ind that women generally arc in tranSi-
tlon state, wherein they are neisbor contont
to DO dependant nor fitted 10 be aelf-sup-
porting; that out Of this feVerish unrest
grows IN unhealthy distate foz tho duties
OF the family, So TINT children, being hostile
ioizudc1s before their birth, snd neglected
afterwards, nre born md reared under oil
the conceivable adverse inhuanoos which
could develop insanity. Tie desire for dis
plsy and high stsle Of living sac1itoss ths
, 1870-01-14
TIOT 70 RUD TEE BANKS.
I" GntCh7 - Esetpxfche, tho Celebrated
[s..HA uhlcf. Visits SHvrrAI HnaH-
lrE Rfnuhca, but Et1Els to Secure uny
EiHafT

From tAs .Strs liert Times, Jan. II
TIE rosor1aus h=rE t'icf, kca~H ~ q DEcT,''
I.eMl els, "to .a7 tEcs' catd GurlrE nls h: 4 ca
. auIld std teaIs'' Ut toe Wal md Hro % rect
t2:'k hruses bg bis f.,I1, a1: :ol ana 1seurenul
scccfsslW ptit FAio; 4: orsratoLa Fal sR.1u uai-
,eFLsAt HuL!ha aCdtg La iueucd at Unc61ett;
Lac, hpu rs s.oln TesEIt.n his iurnes 10.
e. b-t MIA GegIte ei toidlels ua!Y ss:oa.
isfH2.
o! is4pttsE eiteTeca. f. company nth inr.a
Rthn!e:t". scLten ar!s ico.!nV pi,a, he s:aesed
'n' "a - eu1tfa = Iun.er a. y oP :oS 81 BALI
-aShFs EaLt Hh, l1c dist enlefcd " the th:rFes
oL s*inraty t.eti G,o. At :aa: t.Ee the nal .'lD1
E.tIscL nlsh u:so. Espst, ,ooS oae -'oe ol
~ nrtF, wa::c his coz pa:,:cca oi7.faIe.i on tac
t1l'r t:ce tct tre!s mover eits @.re detected oy
stsls q Dch'nl:n. They zeyt "a d
l,r tt.L ats1ron s,l,.s Z sas Ma ~; - BE:s,
e. hs5 oy ~ iSssesa fss "a Rser Rassan'isPs aPs
~as cf1t VISITED. w1th His Result. Oce O. two
gar 3, bus y Their i0oks1: Was eAAIy u.te.s:o.d
tha: ttsy han fc,ed, ard ut las: .neg ;0ok uo9n-
tsnr ea:. o.tel'y cl,Ru,.ed vita 1hsu tour.
70 ta:e "Dn;ch " HeloIfch's phuto9rxpn, bet be
b. 70 luie,eu ncd screwed his couuteraucs oar
II shape ~ TO u:serly dsfea: tnett OBJECT. II II
aceemp,!s hius thBt neat ROBBERY a: the PARK
uAnk son c two 4 potEs agn, when an E1GisDGaa
LOST g. wn'le countng it At q s!ae desE, wtlIe
was morn Cd By stt4n9tr be had dropped.
Heinrich aims Her itlCE1 alta james Ryan, and
uap5 other nuee too numkfo1a 10 neDuoD, has !
Chicago, ST. Louis aid C,cctnnatl, have eacn 10
tntfr turt' su1-Tpd BY his stHlo haud, Aud It "a |
'enea bar pazz,trg 70 understand Why Il Is that |
be l. Permitted to HalE the streets with 70 much
4 pul ~ ne0 1t ia we'll tno w tGas there IRE at
r1st tHo Indictments penang asastst him IN the |
, 1870-01-14
Z.c Late mejor EclrsI.1 Joseph a
Mower.

70 tic Editor RI Tie Chseaao T,1ku..:
IKE t'rse I'E'sEE4Eh aDncuI ct-E the death CT
Mailer Genclal Ieacph 4. Moses vi. trin4 sor-
foW to the he8fss OF tho many thousand. d,
to:c;tta whom be commanded In fhe late war, and
particularly 10 the old ye:crans OF the Second
Elirade, With wllict he vas long assocIate,j. ond
which Fac conpoted Of the Forty llIiaeia,
E'gh.n WitcoDs.r, Flita minnesota, aud Eesauti
Ill 6onrt-a IT Hgtptnt faiacd in IIlltot5 ana nc.
credited To Alta taouE when our quota waa fan lie
11st disft guehtd hlEler AZ Colonel OF 1nIs latter
III isSe. of co;onei Murph5. who c9mmnnaaI 1ns
hr!sade, tie dulles derolseu upon ColuIel no 3cr
bl virtue e tertorlsJ, Etdoxed with ex1raozl..
10 present itssit 10 stamp hin Iae deteriuloed, M
coIg1e1aoe soldier that he was.
Waea s!ciol7 hang IN the oasance 1t Oorlutb.
lad broken through the lius, 1t sla NO eer Id
e.. second Bttgace who h1fled thrlu bacf, At
1uhs- Jacktop, aid Fickeburg, he rptdrEed eflI.
c1tLt se1s!ce, NJ Eore than oEce rrce1Fad nc
onleela.
After tie d fea. Of General s.urses at G7n.
teND. Me-, By INC rebel General Forrest It was
& iepa!r:rg tic di=as'eE. IL cams u with Iae
tnen Victorious Troops Of Forrest At Tnpe O,
NUS, engaged hlua On the l4sa 4 Ju1y, 1864. aod
Wtleka to tie ttolO1gncess Of his woft,
Ills aubket. te1v ces 1u L1nis!aua early Ia
isG4, aud later IL Missouri, then viii Sherman 70
ths Ee1, nc PSF; or our nsst,rY, and pacc1 his
fane 1!gh Up on the LIT OF ArlelcATA greatest
Ct nesnls.
His SOLDIERS loved him. and where Mover IVES
Perhaps his rame 1ctds no cther c1lcgy than
tEt sew o1ds Of sherman, tuEoubc,1g nis de-a:n:
- better man ncr bsaSer ,dier erer lived"
Hc hsd no enemies save those who were such
~ his country, and 10 COCA or loyal n1n can
.rr!n1uny say augh: a9aiLst the zane and IL &C
Of Gets raj JtRt pn 4 Mover.
-FnMr's Eoa cf4 II mortal will btoem ever ycrusI
OR tbs grave where oa1 here Ia ea:y 10 si:c:s"
YSrKRAA,
, 1870-01-14

consideration Of Fniety nrd interest demands IA,
scshon'd Etsc 1ie1dn r O: cIcu,!rs, of ,fcy"
y" ~ message 10 see. 5%rl'I4t1rr, (1oye.sor
1"tn o' fInflna, rvportH the vote q1 IT,: n,,or, nd
c4iff''c of tbn wcsL'Tn PORTION OF tic 9 ..st,a
BATE. LdQr:esly fcn:fte u.: b. .nr MN, n,
1cst fortloeTaEe pcrtioa Of tho peo;,.s OF ths
a'Fat o1 tar:r representative g f. rious,7 en;rrta!n
tfcid,a OF ccd:l8 o y 1t,htf ,rr 'tc:5,t,r7 and
ttp' l2i'op, n. d tie Il. RAT llst. On tn en1f tn
!. q. 'toel6. .i6p.
MALc Is the Eilh Dnta1 ssa.c politically. TIN
Gu7tfuor u d Rtpntrcsu ed tie pot,.ar1 dyu.-
J.. .LeHccsnCc- And ye. t2s latter ta,p OF t1n
t'aseFEors Ec+g &c: ut ts E.npI.,ly s1d voor.
oao 10 Rt,r, t1tyatco, pa.fl7t.c fearies anu hone
1n6 II tore, Eel'cftoua II e12:es lon compreoe,.
sfc, h'Htc nauikc, atd liberal III IL VOW, Gear
40 Ieh: ID iias;atenents, csu.!pus aad t.scr.n.
'e:HGg ID Its tpRpestt0ps ard 1ecamuenda.to,s
Asd entirely ron.ps1tf8ar."
Ge7einor r. :.lft.I OF Rsodc Is,a-d. In hi.
tEts afc 10 tb Ii l.ttasurs Eta: 4 II. the fuEta
H!SeCEtdte.s Of tie State. 9. L. c:csa q, III. :,
b'1lor, Eas S4,f 600. cf rn,ch there has en,ze.
enftt'S o'en Hdtemtd $l,67,s9o, -leayte2 OF.
s'athI . :. %! tcei: SA:o bo-ds, hesrtn, I6tnr,
g. H. tet ce-i fCr a-Lnr5, p1ysb:e 6.ni.a7a-.
~: j. ro.e VI Inc scn'7 Ese rsIa5!e presloua 10
~. Al the ED OF lha fiscal year, Apr,i 30,
!aes, tlo Treasury was oVetdraw1 tsl.5.4sa
49, * r'f'' AAV- iAe o'oI45'J tp1tCs3 or trVc-
Irc ftrfee nsesl year cnd117 Ansl 50, 1850. were
ses' 0o.o9; p1Emcai1 durt-g the "a &c period. e1.
elusive Of f6 47562 for ovetcra and s1sa 0ol for
fedfupiion OF Slate b0Lde. were II being
IN e1cess IN receipts OF ss47,9l2 s6 educting the
llattWo ltcun. atove namtd, fn oretdraits and
boz d. tctCemed. and nud,og rtt aj1ta from other
sources, 1htre rema'1cl in fhe Treasury on the
solh Ct April, 1862 s.23,9:4.4s; Tie estimated rs.
ct'p't OF the nsca yc;r ecdi1g AprI 50, 1870, are
eGot eco; ca1inated payments, $3.50, TOO: excess OF
receipts, $1,000; TO which add the balarce IN the
Treasury On tue soth Of April, 1850, sleaa24 43:
Nil lcare in the Tteasurr, 319s, ,ee44s.
, 1870-01-14
a GAME WITH GOLD.
4 Stormy Sceuc-A Prominent Gold
Operator Asserts Hts ltIRnth-Stu.
GUAR Proceedings AT the Treasury
$HtEs

Ftcra Ire :sf1s Fc,E Time, Jau. II.
ttElerca5 afternoon. scon If er The bds fo1 ne
Tteas1f1 go.d had been announced In 1ns Goid
"t.hto iLe plec;ncta CT that areca de5o'ed TO
rn'se. Inc ae;oth In tie drama ere Mr. co!ga'e,
Il q tse We H,m 81 rts;o. cc,Ea'e go!a nroSe
Go E1coarze baES, srd .ne cause CT tne coz
E e:;oa Wss the leiusal et Mr. Co gate 10 conp|7
no1Er, u The Persistent endeasos OF Mr. aara.y
CT tue Sod E1c:a1 Sc IN the mas;sr.
Er. Cclce;e represents one Of the 3ola nfokrrs'
rIEsI- VII. tsrt-r WHO nave he'd aloct, a. Dpch
~ 2:ts'ole, t.nce toe sepeDntr p1alc, from nj
c-D!tc"on VIE Ice CAD E1c1a ,2e BacS u q
cielstc he6te. When f3P q .eatl1a Of t.t1hlte1-
1~C Eer' c.eaf!.E :-bt;iut IT, h. the G1'd Ex-
* to'd Exc stse i'a12 sas e 1a.. binds O! 4
Mteltst. NJ ColIs:2 s. n:a:ec,s expressed hts
-t: {: CT Lcttc- Tot u y n TIC trst tai.uo, bus
u tcs s!s II CT c.farI2g ~ FEE: uui pteTa: cd
b. fu1e e Fa.:c. He d-cl1te1 ha., 20 fse ~ us
t6C:e Wis rcErIed- La wc1li prtt-s 70 tta
foe1 eEs eIu siJ 4.e1 Ct .'.S:.g IouEe' shan E4Ve
rt* c. a!n. .at'er Ire lie elt.r OF tue L:ri7 Tx
cfat ga BAnk ~at reu os 92td ne sos i.ulo, le-
ftotcE TIC :I'E Ut tie 1ssiress Sf .a: hsta '.e1-
c,A~1:1E. .GEte"
Etr e,:.,al:y rfs'e-.1- F7s st-.'- 's'-: MI
Ti4:I q rtat TFev:r Co. :a-e ii re-.
tussa % Dr. roktt TIN cetlce1 c!etx CT E1a- Urn
.cs tha bst8rce dee ~ tI4 to1ss to III, RANK
Ehul soeh sta-e ak tic tn would desrer 70 him
y 'ct !ath CItSk llI i.rC u hlC : uQe It1n tue
bs1k TO nttr. Mr. Co r1.e crrd, i cscu q Ior
BIS cocfse, that bis i1d ntf.Iness to ;nr hauk A
IN 'te te'Ehuorhocd OF t:Ss,tco 70 gold; 9. Il na
tro chfcE TOT rh1. Hl1nnns Hhca 10 Wis rf.,lfY
10 tcsivl r ahe3 cneeE waa ieadrrtd I'm IL -.
tam; g. d That hc ans uc 1!:lny 10 -re,Eis 10
asIce ST. anuoEt - Eaas our OF b., custody % in
flLcntt teeurt5. Nj. CoRa.e stA.ea ibar he
ue'! r. enkeseu ths iDluuc!1nls OF la.. Senracn.
eer AID Ess Lcs 1ncllc Cd 10 slsk biz fus d. ars
Ire d'scp' elon y h1ch Ell 8oed was rather ex.
G.ed, tno dun1R lta prof1eaa tho business OF t-a
~ r T4pFt F,,l-,
70 r Coz nt1e he rulea Of the bahk ad c,uteld=.i
WAY nad 1i2hs to to--hi2, ,La.tnela- a. oGst
Inlsta nimseli. NJ. HasneJ uada threat 20 tae
tatinn much trouble would reacit from The ousl
ness OF dtaitrs Of tho Exchange vita HIN tCol.
gate}; cut 1ot this day hh would aecede 10 Hr
, 1870-01-14
SUITS AGAINST TIE ETATH

Mr.. CLu1cb, of McHenry County, hns
proposed il the CONVENTION TINT clause bo
ipse1tcd in tho St4ta Qanst:tuton prohibit
ing the bsiuess5f ANY sust agains: the
St,te Of nEn51s IN any court Of tAis State.
We question the prop.iety or justice Of
such cjause. The State Of Illinois is pro-
teo;ed BY she National Constitution agai:5t
suits b1ough. by individuals in the United
States Court.. Tie effect Of such q pro-
viuion us is proposed will be that persons
having rigLeta! c4use Of action, for debt or
d.,nagc sgainAt the State, will bo denied
he ordinary 1fne1y provided by Law for
4he rcdress of such wron%- The present
constitution provides that tho Legislature
shall py luw prescribe the m17aer in which
suits sCs,nst the State may ho brought, and
the law Of TIE S:ate authorizes tho State
Auditor to lue End he s1ed in tho nane Of
the State; and, .Lerevtr q judgment may
be obtained against lin, requires that he
shall certify tho facts to TIE Le1t LeElsla-
lu1c, which shall appropriate tas money TO
p.y TIC same, OF 60 mich thereof aa it nsy
think Justly lnc. Tic remedy, as Il exists,
Is, Efter Ill, o1;lE night TO appeal to tao
Legislature for compensation for damages
jadie,al1y asce5l1'ncd.
We sec no reason why .ho State should
deprive citizen Of this remedy. The
United States La7e long since abandoned
the absurd fiction that it Was m iuPe1sh-
men. Of sovereignty 10 permit tho gaveKn-
poent to be gued in its OWL courts by its
own c:tsssns.. Originally j. adopted the
, 1870-01-14

Report of Csfrtaln isAyn1opd M the
HurSe} oil tho xukon KIver, Aius.

From Tie Fo.hfneto7 chrsn1,e.
G@Ifral S1sIu au has euhnlt:e1 TO sns Seer Ia
%! var 2 ret9ts l1on Captain Charles ".
iastr, Alataa. Iadc u accot4s1ce xt.h s-ecIal
9Ids1s M.h;. t1fn Gese:a' Wa!pple. commanding lac
iatt1rc,ops 10 Captain Raymond required hin
70 ttttfmtLe The geographical po3t.on Of Fsrt
lotnu, ard aso 70 oo'a!n as much iutormaton
Is Eiac* tstfe coeceT1.cg the rescurcss or the
fttun 1nd IT, trttCtancs. and With regard TO tne
runoes AID disposition It the naive Tribes oa
uo.n,n " ~ ns h1lclly. ana TO ascertain IS fur rs
Auoson uas Con panr within cur terr1,ofs. re-
roltH + nore paIt c1lsr;y rpoa the aEo2nt OF
goSus H. oieuebt y theu from Bs::sh 1errtors, au1
" Av 70 recon Lpon the En1Eef oLA Condition
Ct TT puot:c buildings 8, Mch4e!o~skI.
~. ~. eLce ttere,o, cap'a n RsyHond reports
ns SesM1uIe ftnm San Ffanc!tco, Apra ., 1863,
oNsk'' sn17nz as the latter place luce a. Ne
S WnS as;o1 fa1ita h5 Nj John J. Astor, pslva'e
,ptttte ltstltlc conra1ced July 4, anu ttayel.,nr
Eiztt s1o day, ihty reached Fort YUKON Jaiy 81
aat1rs Accen p-htd iae joG1uey, more tn IN /, ,40j
Fes- {Ltcr sss lei: AusCa. q, il a r9ugl ooa.,
--etIt'iIc:tu - kEaad Ice rgols Ct t7e eeas1p,
CT taEs.a, ss. llta d. act IA y EuTI IQkoo. vas
rsscsto ssrieI Ger lsa Tas1s The n5a. teca1e IN
ssi'Me:t;e, 81 -. ?: sesssnt q "a !Aeges Of
ltu:i.y o. ne L,"tr Ktacsuak. rae part,
1t+Fs'ts;s I'D atsi: RAVE II batk canH:s.
81 -!-:t y i: - g, forc-.: ths Has. ui:1 din
kGity. aKa-e.s ~ :as II u7 .Gtlelt, rh1.aaxh saa.
f't] "dirte: n-C l. -. saga, 4fe- EuIsrIg con-
tr: te'y f:tEl uar- ct rsuI t7t.: aui tic a.-os;
fc'i asian.- fatre q ihs c0Gl;f5 ira1cittd reac.
t:t = ~ ltEn C CO st Eeaz M:eh..lo 1ekI SUN
SEst-t c.tt eSt t. 3-lstc c7, aad @uoe3 uta-r
- - aet' ~ .i:e. u tie1l l.! g &C &c tZfApa-
G, tc.';a. y Ee; Ec1iA S<s t'.s 10 l1xizS:
fat a-E'elt ois.ltatlor5 to I...51;re error
u cL!lEn te. NtfE :3..ca o S -, 0IQh1ESs
-" g hiE ht-+, or tbr -at IL luss i 1to.. AMI
= Q. tet Ea;t Il: ,L3 lI'lt.. Il s1.4t4ocs Tor
= II cui tfaGa;
Second. U>sarva'ioas OF tae ao,r a;:Ia.a OF
Angoat :, Heie Or a.Led St TT. Ina =.
1nId. :tW u GERS lA;iou5 * i1-si lliNiua.s.n,
atfl G.s;kE> Er WGFa ilisn
fc1r'h. Orst!F 70: for 1e:i'11c we're II 2de b7
7aee't's asi''t: H1'h zeE,th teifsso.c
ii t;,t.t tsLrE 1tiH COT rp7tailp1. Fort Tuenn
EGu 1tt1u 10 Ce a2s1t eighty rstls = f1.:,,r or
ttIENss., STD Id 8scordaEcs Wtfh dyer-l.tos from
TIE Ttehsnty DtraitEent, The aSaE:s q. tbs lint
ton Es. co: pauI Eas rotGed Of rus fa,s a,d
directed to eeate tfacfrg at that po:t
D2ttuF re 1eufaeJs coEEdt.abl9 fn:or na'1nn
co: ctftana 1tnlaD trlbe1 On The ylvcr a.d .riau.
lat'es stfe collected. wn.oa iura shea oA:n ia.
ctrsIucslEe map Of thAs par1 ct tna cols,rg
nnTn 1elah!e than aoy that Ass "a. eppe .1el
= With regard to the reueral tc;cr,pt p1g os
tnc t'rtT, Cap1s,n nASno1d e,a:c+, IN ala
a. lergth It 10 The third ritet IL tia Tor
-G ntuy on 10th sides Il los ard level nm.
t:A.'pR ot fsiR OF tttd CT RFavel; avefase mum
ahnut 'hlec ioEtthB Nile: current Extremely
t3niU. Al d mAuh n1Ach6 ia hf.ae rh nnnat l., II
, 1870-01-14
THx NORTHWEST.


The LsssIae Preas Eo5s: "Tne Northern Illinois
cosl and lion conpauy nave competed the work
II COL pcctlrg The IaSallc and Rockwell shafts, ~
Int IoF, 10 the case OF nro IN the ulne. tne
:tntIs txsc nears Of escaping 1t III three Of the
sh:iu telongit 70 sad company"
a mau Lau:ed r. OtHIian fell nE tho dock at
:eLeca ore night last week. ard, striking upon
;fc ice, WAS ktltd. Hts dead bsdy WAS found the
tol1o :pg day, frozen 70 the Ice.
lie Paris 7tnes tells the foao11pR:
.aid,ps whieh .tsads nost ihe dep< used = vAiods
~ ~ ~ 9s e tta :srs 4 s1s E &
;:.; ,s: ~: @i.Eea I, .eaoys ( RI the e,h.r 3
in,re ths hos:e. and I'D Esisei il apan ts roll
.ss avef ~: =; Il IT to ~ e
*s - a,is I; s2s9ss' ss
h ',: IT. o. sis ;soad Hnos h;s l.sd N, ho
ct e sateT;
IT, t. e . s e z: a5s i :as e.
.sn'e1: ;et MT. she h:a,c and. ma. ntlok q ,ae
aFfAth nei ctEs 10 AEv bedy The hn!ista< stIl
s.art. thur. eu:iout .pe<ta en- e architecture.
l;l.d Alro; Ftknd-'
]: Scuth DerI. caE'nE lac year 1862 neatly
e1tfo,'fo vas expended II on.ldscr. and nearly
sa,G34tto sctth u ma2ufac!u1ea VA, produced.
MINNESOTA.
s4a.fGo tl tucL.I.tear, bonds, At aevca pet can't
to tat Anrra:o l. Port Dodsc ltalroa3. Tho voto
t:cc1 1ts II.
MISSOURI
Tic ct:i:-r OF the Weston L7n3nsa't ask1 his
rfncesH 10 excuse the looxe OF hts paper. as be IS
IN bed from tie ceccts OF light With ! delin+
q-crt AucscT:keE.
Ncsr na1k;ab ARE, IL LaErecce County, fox
dsJs ago, Mrs. Stella Ste;eus kllied her caad,
'7orth' 90, oG s:flk1og It uton the back OF tue
tcEd q tn large s'oce- Tia WouRa il sal1 to be
r. pestcc: mental condition and no causc is known
fer ntt nnnss1JcslJ 1uhnman conduct
TIE TKREIroR1Ks,
TIE '!oziD9 arc tsr particularly Of tho Gre ns
Gne,ern- Oh the 11,h: "Half Of chcycane Is In
1Ehca- A tlsc brote out In Ee2t's liquor stare,
corr {, Of l:Adg and fifteenth s.reet1. Tue n.ncs
twcat eytEy,htoF, Forth and east, to the rasAen,
Ecr IIopEe. AL tho Uplon Pacific Railroad proper
iy wss enycd. except tie express Office. The
FLrd uoase, and Western Ulton Telegraph otnct,
nsd nsny ssorea wese destroyed. TIC :o,Rl loss
il Cttl1s:ed ct Ssoo, ,oco. Case unknown"
, 1870-01-14

A letter from Chicago in the Springfield
''eur7GA commenting on the disappearance
If Sheriff Fischer, says that it is $. nice
c nmentary on the s7mon.purs Citizens
1eeorm movement" Sheriff Fischer Was
elected in November, lsGS, uot 1869. It's
..:etsy Will luoTn that le was not \ friend
ii Tho Citizeus' ticket Inst tnll. 1t ~ hardly
10 be supposed tha. the SUCCESS Of that
''cEet accounts for his present disappear