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, 1870-11-30


accuracy in regard to the press in his re-
cent lecture in this ctr. In saying that,
sThe minority OF newspaper criticisms in
this country are bought" he was as con-
spicuouslY mistaken as if he had claimed
that the majority pf our United States
Senators are black men. The term sscr1ti-
cis,1', in Journalism, applies to reviews
and notices OF books, and Of dramatic and
musical performances, and Of such lec-
lures as that OF Mr. Revels, The prevn-
lent practice, and doubtless needless one,
is FOR publishers to send their books, the
average value OF witch would be worth
perhaps one-sixteenlh of the space their
notices occupy ut advertising 1ntes. The
practlco OF The newspapers is to review
them without regard to the wishes Of the
publishers and, rs rule far
more elnoora'ely liar the BOOKS deserve.
As for the rafions sirEmatic and musical
representations, II the': agents should oaeF
money TO cf1tlc OF reasonaole selt-re-
spect. OF on paper OF average standing,
ne "oo1a oe auo"n TUG soo5' ~ ne"efef'
lchabod snoohs has Invented new en-
s'ne' tnreshe.' reaper, or Washing mn
CHILE u oullt A'la1se'l = ne* noaso Ut
store, WHICH may OF may not be OF any
importance 10 Inc p"onc' anu "hnts 10
'nfus' n's lf''a'o pasnsss in'o 'ao eot'
1'mns OF newspaper as al advertisement,
ne pays 'oF II III host ven conaoe,ea
| newspapers ~ tne eountes' uAe ans o'ue'
, 1870-11-30

Returns from the "Great Western Farm Buyer
whose exploits we're related in THE TuBUSE,
yesterday, have aEeady beGua TO CONE In, 1nr:t-
eating that for two years bis operations In real
estnse have been very extensive, embracing a
large area OF country. Ills anxiety to Get a farm
las not aoatcd d Whit; be Is still badlI in fant Of
Ont: he Is buying up the West BY degrees. ami, II
oRnsl os sna ano q M ses
following document tells It's OWN mauEuful tale
OF betrayed cant1dence:
To The Iz',sor # 1As Chicago 7sia4s--
n. sa9 .eaae
tr country t*fndIIus people, and - Sat ese Of his
aii:a fSsales IfSef If t;;!t + E;;ss ST:
The villains ua'ne is G!oter t1rcn. formerly nf that
, :Pd 81. sx ss.s I'd " a1 s
IT., Ss # I'D asss. .r asfs
description. that there Il very s!c cs no beard grow
eD tx IL: aa5 ct s' 70 n' i a
receive Information whczt be can oe found:
.-.-... Lumber Merchant, chicsEo
CHICAGO, Nov. q. 1e.D.
There are persons in Aurora Who wouid be
:Tnere il hardly aoy doubt out that Alien san.
fonl" and "Samuel Da1uart," "Jesone Camp
hell" and ''George Green." are :one and the
same person. and more than nKeiy he has
doing 90 until he has exhausted bis ingenuity 10
inyeutinG names. or until he u caught TO catch
him would be good thing. AMI 70 send him e
Of tt far sst be % vii leep m on np5in; ~ un.ii he
found out, and whatever farmer Will haya hlI
arrested viii further the ends Of Justice. AM
confer favor upon others who might also takt
accounts Of hts operations IN other paris Of tht
countsy, and II q sharp lookout Is Kept, he cau
rot yeiua!n at large very long.
, 1870-11-30

Tho Philadelphia american devotes con
siderable space to the annihilat'on OF the
proposition Of various protective Journals
TINT there be drawback allowed to al
ship.bulders equal to the duty on import
cd iron. The Philadelphia paper is right.
Why exempt iron used in ship-bui'ding
from taxation, md not iron used in horse
shoes, blacksnliths' anvils, wagon tires,
rails, and car wheeta7 Why exempt the
, 1870-11-30
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1s7
HQYIEG HQNpS.

Thc avt.:wentirs arc ptvablceltacr IN cteen-
,asas Ct s",l It 'es former, !hs raymss. of
To-. liter, ths rr1cnsse 81 them Il Us.
."n"' II ensatoE me o'aaa%deFs ,s.: Tas.e
7hr u ~ho,e s1atter Is wrapped up IN The con1ra:t
a1o1t'h iasmen1-ca6a9o 7'"'t*
~ n"' 'e ~ ias. III Jumping al con'
e'He'ens eenh'cef 'nese 1ac9s : Inc nss'
'~-a' o1 nse-t"entS oonos "as IN 4e'",
consequently none afe due and pay
able 1s1itl l>s:--t*eive years hence Bat
the government reserved lie night to re
deem, them ut any time after tire years
fs"In The .3ate Of their assne-
i'n: Boutwell, is not taking advantage of
tie fiye-year "option. and is not redeem
iry Eve-tweuty bonds, but is purchasing
tl,m in the open market at their current
selling price. He advertises, for instance,
for bids for the sale of SIX millions Of bonds
10 he delivered in The month Of December,
, 1870-11-30
TIE WAREHOUSE BUSINESS,

s,.,o &;,,,a o,o Urn ,,ntso.l .1,o f,ot that
an elevator ,.as l,n,,z;nc at Th,,o5e1nb;, in
,.or,,oo,ior .,;,1, tha ra;1rond 1;,os ,,,r,,;n,
rro,n Tho w.st >, t+o. citv Tha ph,1ad.'
III. Iuer;ron ;nf,r,ns nc ,b., ,ho c,a,a,or
i,ar ,>oar co,,,,,atod nnd :, sr,cassfr1
a,,o,n,;or ~ sa~o-,, r,,,,ths Tha na,,;
o.a.a .1.ne-;-an stso s,., as .ho, ,l,a o,o,..,.r
~. -. -. .-..s1 ~,
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ro,an,sta5 Thaeo +.o c;,;ss ma ,fTar;no
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- 49,, -. -, Ths,. ,...n.ssa =, s...,..s
,r.;, az ,h. x,,a,n * I.,1~,h 80 -
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and co1,.;ss;ous ~ inta-a,a,;a.. .,ar,;as
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4ea',s "Aal ~ a10 ~ t4' 4.ss ~.
s 80 = 80 ~ rt1 | 60 .,.. s.|
'AS =. @.1 ~ % ~ ~ =
oie =, LIE s"a'e - "a5 o.nes "sfenooees 1o'
'ne ,see'd' "a taaloau .al,' 1te'snes: 'nan
Aenalo6 nout 10 na'tinnote W TIL nas 1ae
t'eht 10 call 'of us tfe'Ght ~1tmn certain
num'ef OF hoafs without being charged
Tor storage. 1hese elevators arc really
nothing but ware houses for the convenient
discharge OF grain IN buEk. 1.-THE railroad
companies IN baltimore and Philadelphia
will receive this grain IN store and hold it
watnoot charge 1of tnreo or hse dass> anu
, 1870-11-30

iron used in building SHIPS from taxation,
and not exempt the cordage, tue canvas,
tho lumber, the prints, oils, glass, and
furniture? If these articles, when used
for ship-bnilding, are to be exempt, why
n"t exempt them when used for any oshe'
rurroso2 Why exempt one man out OF
hundred thausand7 Why release ono in
dustty from tax on the materials it uses,
and not release all other industries
Draw backs arc worse thau protective
duties. They are not only special, bn
extraordinary, privileges granted 10 few
ut the cxpcnse of the many.
, 1870-11-30


s,4s3 votes, and ColoneiJ. Q. Adans susiains a
oss Of e.w5, though be was ahea.t OF his assocl-
ares On the Democknt!c ticket Wendell Phtlips
SHOWS Total Ut s1,ss6, "a galu o5t1 ChambeTlns i
vote last year Of s.4u3.
The Rockford sllI> Rrasssfr rays:
'sWe 1eatn that Hoy. Z. II. 1Ia.nes. one Of the
memse,s, eject from Lake County, u spoken OF for
speaker OF the 1i0use Of Representatives at the
Es,mlug session Of the General Assembly. THIS
wtll be his i"ur1n tenn IL 1ha. bo4y, and he was
also member OF the Constitutional Convention.
In 1nowlesRe Of parliamentary law he hls proba-
:,iy no equal amohg the members-clect. lie will
u chosen 70 the position 'r'k" Ill able and eiit-
There are several other candidates mentioned
among them, ". IL Smith, Of Mclean: William
CaIy, Of 10 Dav1esa; aud James r. Root and ".
II. Egan, Of Cook. Perhaps there are others
whose names We have nat heard OF.
The Centralia Ul.} Dt7aa~rat thus jubilaies over
the ctlcn Of the Casey title to the Legislature. II
Is IN error, however, as to Dr.. Casey. from the
Massac District, as " II. Brswn, Republican, IL
the man elected from that districts
1.-THE election returns from the several counties
snat the tastys have mate sorr q family atIair
OF the next Tlltn0ts Legislature. To begin With,
We have that rugged, ola-tasntoned, nncompto-
over a. State senator from The Taird District.
| rs Representative from Pulaski and Massac-au
equatY ste3nDE UcIu0csaI% 41u an eNct!ie1l
| gentleman. Then VIC have Colonel! : Tom Casey
sttll younger brother, The genial. joylaf. and bril-
liant 1e-nccrauc hepreEensative-e!ec, from
staunch old jefferson County. And, last ; in OF.
| der. Captain ssm- Dwight, nephew OF the gen
/ cratic Representative from Marion County. Oh
Za1oc Casey, Of such pleasant memory, DID tic
tAent,ous work in his tInt til tue way Of p0palat
ing this State with Democrats, and II may be ina
wien the legislative roll 10 called in Springfield
tnln winter, an addlt!ousl dozen OF two Of th
tribe will rut tn an appearance as Senators o
/ Representatives.
, 1870-11-30
F0BEIGN NAMES

We should probably be not little STR
prised to find, On taking up Chinese,
I,cugalese, or Portuguese map, that the
foreign 1nap-maser had persisted in desig-
mating the United States of America as
Columbia, or Virginia, or Eieuw Eedtcr-
landts, or hnickefbocker, or 'erezzano, or
some other such name, becanse, in the
fifteenth or sixteenth century, soma early
navigator had given us that coguomen.
And get the ontire system on which our
own maps of other nations are constructed
must present an equally absurd anomaly
10 the people Of those nations.
Europe aud America, for Instance, en-
gage periodically in discussing the inter-
ests Of tho Turkish Empire. But there is
NO Turkey or Turkish Empire in existence,
80 fur MI The people Who inhabit it are
aware, The term "Cherokee Nation, :"
would amply to the United States nearly rs
we'll as the term ssTnrkcy" ap-
plies to 0smanli Tilaieti (pro-
nuunced Os-man'-lee Te-la-yet-te) or
the O.man Empire, sometimes cor
rupted into the Ottoman Empire, The
o,toman and Turcoman races ara mn,
identical, and there seems no other reason
than hal,it. Inherited from our ancestors.
w,,v the os,nan Emn;ra sboul1 t,a knoun
NJ Turkey throughout Western Europe.
ns chief civ we style Constantinonle. after
..u,1;n-.1 .,.+ou .hannt, ;ts 3ats1';ta,..
| know if as stamboul.
| Aa;o;n;no Tnrkav va arn1v The I,at;p
term Anstr;a to the emp;re Of Oe..erre;eh--
pronouuced, nearly. os'ttT.Tike. II We
aho,1a ,,,, ,ha an,,>;,. ~ F-o,,;s 1o.orh
son,etbinc between an ovstcr.rake ana
81 ror str;ka wa shonld MT heva nit II az
a,.,, tr. ~ ahova ooma a ,,r.h ~, ~,
than vo do. It's capital is a word Of On.
,xnahta uh;,h +ro chor1a ,rorcrr,a I..r
wa ;nrant ,an. no,, ~ .t,ao z-1,s,,,a,
vienna The ccrmans exercise the sam.
s,,,ro,;or or.r tbo rnr;ra of uF-.,,a
.r,,;.h t,,ar 5.siansta Tran,.roic,, a11;ss
lent In Frank,kinot1on. Rioht n,1;oinint
,,r+r. 10 nant.,h,,na fn,o.onn,a;
1n;t.s I'M, ,to rh;o,, wa r;,,ant 80 1a,s
canctjon ann,v mama Germany which r,
:-1s.;. t..It H. ~. f,s-,non;a .,,o,,.1
HAVING list it's Ial;n nronnnciation. il i
ra.1tr nc rrononncad 1,v rno1;shman 8
~ ~3N-.1-,.:-, ,e',.. =.
,ny race or country III. French recor
w. Nat, ,-oeant ~, i, Mann n.,,;sl
~ - sra;,har - n<n,..s no- 1',t;r ~ Ala
,,e,,o ~ aascer;,crts of Tho ancient an
, 1870-11-30

IA. S. writes to the Pittsburgh Con-
mtreiai from Uniontowu, Pennsylvania,
about the terrible danger to the country
from British gold, and says, 1.-The result Of
the late election is alarming" The point
of the case is, that "A. S. WAS candi.
date for Congress at the late election, upon
protective platform, and was beaten by
large majority.
, 1870-11-30
THE DEEDS OF PRUSSIA.

IL a si1 weeks war with Ausiria and the
smaller States Of Germany, in 1SGG, prus-
sia accomplished tho following achieve-
nlcnts: l. Expelled Austria FROM the Ger
man Dunl. =. Compelled her to re1inquish
tauts to Italy. J. Annexed Hanover and
twenty other kingdoms and duchies to
the Kingdom Of Prussia, aggrandizirg tile
population Of that power five millions.
4. Formed the North German Confedera-
i:,.u .'y which Sa1ony and dozen smaller
States we're brought under The control Of
Prussia, swelling the military power Of the
latter six millions more, raising the origi-
n:.l population from eighteen millions to
t~cpty-nine millions 5. Making trcaties
If rl!iauce offensive and defensive, with
atl Ike Kingdoms Of South Germany. AL
this was accomplished in six weeks by the
persuasion of The needlc-gu and the bayo-
Ect On tLs end Of il.
But the achievements of The last four
mouths throw even those of 1sGG into the
shade PFnssia, with her South German
allies, las beaten and almost conquered
Tie great military empire Of France-the
ra.ion which, in July last, WAS esteemed
to be the greatest military power in the
world she has beaten the French in
twenty pitched battles, in succession cap
tused their Emperor at the head Of le0, 600
1uen captured his chief Marshal in COM
u1aud Of l7j, ,000 meui has taken the
strongest fortified cities Of France; has
nuw half million Of soldiers encitcling
the great capital Of France; has incorpor-
ntcd the nine millions Of South Germans
with tho tventy-nine millions of North
Germans; has, practically, absorbed and
annexed Two French provinces containing
two millions OF e1-Germaus, and Is on the
eve Of transforming Prussia and he.
satellites into grand German Empire OF
ferty-oae millions Of souls, These achieve.
lncuts, w1hen the time expended in thei.
pcrfsrmnnce mud The magnitude Of the acts
are considered. eclipse the war1ike and
diplomatic deeds of ali other nations re,
fntra in Aintoty.
We have named two acts in this grand
and astonishing drama After the capturt
OF Paris, and q short .repose for rest ant
rccuperation. the third and last act of tht
rroiigious drama will be played, consist
ing ol the absorption OF the German prov
iuces ii Austria, with their ten millions 0
people and the annexation of th9 kinare,
race If Setherlauders, counting fou
millions The Holtaudcss bear the sam
afsiuities 10 the Germans that the Scotc,
do TO the English.
T MI
, 1870-11-30

tta /, mpy be declared deed of trust to Henry
". KiEeHbury, dtccasedt for The use tho oeuens
ch,ia, nsn1Y may sG sr ~ deearea % 70 hold t6e
propfr rtY az trustee In llKe manner, aud that ne
BE- iequt1. d. " decree q The c:nrt, 70 eonFss
the pf0pctty 10 com paspanta, or one OF thems ~
as he taken Of The ieceip.. an, disbursements,
regard 70 such receipts and disbursements: that
Jauc =. kiNgsen'{. widuw Of me Aa1or. my
that Eva LaN1enre may have her dover nxed and
xastgneH, and that pasitlon may be made OF the
resi- estate. sod possesson Of the p,opeEt, r.
stoI ed 10 fht c0MpainaEtS IS they may be euu-
tied. There Is also prayer for general relief.
Superior Court.
PARTITION OF LAND CONFIRMED.
MaIy l.. kiie:tuE ct ais. '. DOM ksttenog ct al
Decree continuing partition Of the nuEtheast quar-
ter aid the +ass h.H 0f the nofthsess quarter OF
section 8. at uof1h. II east: tne suu!h half OF
snuthwest quarter or sertton q; Lot . Ia south
half Of the south half Ct Section 81: the south
n q hs :! e sSn a. s.
the wgst half nf tn. southeast gun:ter of Sscuou
IS: En- undivided third OF L.ts and 9. Canal
Trustee 8 subdivision of the west hal OF the south
west quarter OF Section ,s, all in Town 81. North
f,KEctosCRs SALE ArrRoyEn.
Wt'iiam Chls.t!M =. j IS. ph LEG ct us Decree
counrm,ng Masters sale, foreclosure Of MORTGAGE,
Of Lct 81, sut-.er .. Mcktnra Mare1's subdlvI-
Trusfers' Subdivision of south ffactiou OF SECTION
ee, 80. H. The 10, sod to Emily Mcdonald far
Criminal Court
TuK EVANSTON RIOTERS.
a new trial WIS dehied 10 the Evanston ro:ers,
and then they were Sentenced. George Nnnte!tn,
Horace Ltmha1t, Juhn Scutt, George Telfonr,
sentenced to sht Q unIy Jail for four months.
sentencr MAS suspended as To Jnnn Lsnde5.
GCli1r or FELONl0CS AS34ELT.
Wfl1ett cornwall. Case stated yesterday. IT.
ltctn ent for az assault villa intent 70 murde1 ".
, 1870-11-30
51isccccnation Case IN Memphis.

Akxrn1s, Nov. San Interesting case Is os.
fore the Unire.i statss Circuit Coutt here. Lass
july, Jebu F. Thomas, white man, Va! a11este1
Tor cohaht.ing With negro woman, MRo, ue "
teecs wss his wife, and wAs nned hy the hetn1-
der. He now brings suit against the cltt ios
$4,000. The city attorney Fesferday ulea = ne'
mptrer on the ground that the court hal no 1ufls'
tlct1on, as the question ot marriage belonged sole
II to the Slate.
, 1870-11-30
LOTTERY,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.


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, 1870-11-30
The New Ccu4ufs

Contrary to Ill expectations. tho census Of
1870 will show the total population Of the
United States to be less than 39, 100000. This
population, as nearly ~ can b. ascertained at
this time. compares with that Of 1850 ~ fol-
tnrs.
, 1870-11-30

MKxra1s. Nov. "a private despatch from
jackson. Misa., to the Appeal, Gays the teleRvaHn
from washington stating thAt TelEer, who Killed
Colonel Cr%ne, ha8 been 1enteuced to inpttson-
ncut for LIE, IL untrue. ferEcrH t11at 6oes nj
tAfe ptat4 until 1AuuA2{s
, 1870-11-30

The report shows satisfactory result Of
the year business, and exhibits, also, that
the repeal and reduction OF taxes last
July was neither premature or excessive.
An honest administration Of the office will
permit large annual reduction of the
, 1870-11-30
STEREpSCQPES,

TO THE COUNTRY TRADE.
rho:or:.sha: tae holld.5s a. ead s..a'int ,o
VfEWs SENT 70 'RNP0NSlHLK PARtlKS Os
SE4tKCTI0N. f;oods At wholesale Aud retail.
T. LOYE}oT. 39rtt Csx<k k%tr Ielt9fos
, 1870-11-30

Total. ,ssa s5.3s1-so< 7,1s7,slo
Frum this statement 1t viii be seen that
over 81 peg cent Of the total gain IN the popu-
lation OF the stassa h1a laksn plAsa In tha
Teatern stAsea-
, 1870-11-30
HOTELS.
H0TE[8.
ANDERS0N'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
141, 1l9, and Isl reathera-st, Chlrags.
OPPOSITE Post uEE1CE.

This new and elegant house
is now in perfect running or
der, and gentlemen visiting
the city, desiring to live upon
the European plan, will find
accommodations at this house
unsurpassed by any other Of
the same sort in the country.
This House is centrally loca.
ted in the business part Of the
city, and convenient to the
Post Office. Light and airy
rooms with good ventilation.
Spring beds with hair mat
tresses.
Polite and attentive clerks
on duty at all hours Of the day
and night.
Dining rooms open from s a.
m. to 9 p. m.
Meals served at all hours
with promptness and at reas-
enable rates.
Parmelee &. Co.'s stages con-
meet with all trains.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-03
. named Early Richmond for Hi
a |ETER AZ.


There is living in Springfield coIored
man ninetyfive years OF age. He came
from San Domingo at the age Of twelve,
and landed in this country seven years
after the war with Great Britain; came in
the same ship with General Lafayette on
his return to the United Colonies after
the war. This aged individual, whose
name is William H Graham, was never
slave, though living in Lancaster Coun
ty, Penns ylvanis, while slavery existed
III that State. Dir. Graham was we'll &C
quainted with General We shington, and
often met him in Philadelphia
After arriving at the age of TWENTY
one, our hero (fo. such we must call
him) came TO Ohio and remained about
two years, then went to Nashville, then
not much of a town-became body SER
want to General Jackson; was with Gen.
eral jackson some seven years, and
fought and was wounded at the battle OF
New Orleans. After the war he return
ed to tennessee, thence to Ohio to
Clarke County On the breaking out oil
the Mexican War he went as waiter to
Major Gideon, Of Dayton, Ohio; was as
signed to General Taylor's headquarters
at King Mills, on the Rio Grande; re-
manned with General Taylor through the
entire Mexican War, and was at the
taking Of Matamoras
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-03

After the close of the Mexican War
he returned to Clarke County, Ohio; re-
NAMED here till the firing of Fort
Sumter, when he enlisted as teamster in
the Seventy fourth Regiment Ohio VOL
unteer Infantry, under Colonel Moody,
was honorably discharged after servin Q
three years, then re-enlisted in the One
Hundred and Tenth Ohio Veteran Vol
unteers; was OF the battle of Fort Fish
er, and was wounded in the right eve,
was fageof-truce bearer at the surrender
OF Lee, at Richmond, and remembers
wei every incident of Importance con-
nected with every war in the United
States since the revolution to the fall OF
Richmond. The old gentleman can be
seen on our streets almost any day and
delights to rehearse his experience as a
soldier.--[Spring6eld co. Republic
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-03
Plantation BItterS.
s. T.---186O---x,

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-03

Phe Mancie Times says we are still totir z
e. 81 TT. Wayne Railroad, about and max
Ing fuss. Ofcourse will get it to running
by and by, AMI then we will ride Oh, well
Go Brady. Munce can't have all the Railroads.
- Winchester journal
correspondent of the Log arsport Journal
speaks in disheastening terms of the future oil
Aagrenceburg, Dearborn county He says
that it is zone OF the old towns Of State and it
bids fair to remain old. The new, cosy little
cottages springing up in all directions in such
places as I,ogansport and ConnersYille, are not
to be found here. Even the architecture 81
the business houses tells the story OF the pros
perity Of other days