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ROME.
Papal Blessings to Austria.

We have the following report concerning the
Interview between the Empress Of Austria and the
Pope:-When the Holy Father went to the Farnese
Palace to pay = visit 10 tine august traveller, her
Majesty not only insisted on re-conductng his Holi
outer door Of the palace she dropped on her knees
10 beg anew the apostolic penedction. Plus TX,
seeing the youthful Sovereign at his feet,
her. saying IN parental tone, empress.
what are you dongs That Is not your place.'s
the Empress however, persisted III remaining
In the same position until the sovereign POntin had
again given her his Denediction which he accord
Ingly pronounced with his eyes IN the FOL.
lowing words:-.I give IL to you nom the lowest
depths OF my patcrna heart and also to your august
husband and tue wnUle OF the imperial FAMILY"
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COURT CALEHDARS-TaIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Before Judges
Ingrahan, Barnard and Brady.-Court opens at half
past ten A. Mos Il, 35, SO, 3S, 49, 40, Az 43,
as 54 56 &c. 81, 5s 3d. 81, 6l 81, sa a. 65 &c. 81 es
81.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Hel by Judge Car.
dOzo. Call OF calendar twelve M.-NOs 22, 80, "a,
3S, 61 &c. II, ", 73 81 loo, 104 ITO. li5, 12l H.
l23 13l 1885, l65 l6s, no. III, IT, l75 l7s 1885, 2l2
2l3 115, PIG, 2l7.
Judge Gross. Call OF calendar ten A. M.-Nos. 4500,
47l6 479S 4799 4sOO 4S0l 4so2 4S03 4S04 4s05 1906
4S07, 4sOs 4SO9 4Sl0 Part 2.-Beiore Judge Curtis.
Nos 443s 4556 456l 1900 472l, 472s i737 4s2 ISll,
4Sl2 48l3 ASIA, 4s15, 4sl6 4SlS, 1919, 4S20.
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Trial by Jnry in Civil District Courts.
Before Full Bench.

Alexander Ranson Us. charles S. N'n'eu.--This
action was brought in civil court by the paintr 10
recover a debt from the defendant. At the ioipiis
or the issue defendants counsel demanded jury
trial by twelve men. Subsequent to TINS. IN case
In point which was appealed To the General Term or
this court, 1t was decided that jury or
six was a legal jury in a CIvl District
Court. subsequently to this decision the Legisla-
ture passed an act by which parties SO desiring
could nave jury OF twelve by the payment OF an
additional fee The trial In the case now before this
court was had by q jury OF twelve before the pas
sage OF this act and judgment rendered against de-
iendant, who now claims that the trial ana Judg-
ment were illegal.
The GsuerRl Term hereupon holds now tha. by
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-IA ADMIRALTY
How Business is Retarded.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

Before Judge Blatchf0rd.
There are q good number OF causes on the pcrma-
nent calendar OF TINS court; ana on Tuesday last
Judge Blatchford, according to the order laid down
for the transaction OF business opened the court for
the trial OF admiralty cases. The calendar for that
day being called and cases being ready for hear
ing the court was compelled TO adjourn. on We'd
nesday the cases set down for that day were called
III their order, and the usual response in the in
in attendance, was given-.n0t ready.n Yes
terday Judge Batchford called the calendar
for the day, with the like result-n0 response,
or the cry mot ready" In this way no less than
twenty-five causes called on, In none Of which
were counsel either side prepared to 90 This
is the way in which the courts are hampered with
business rendering IL almost impossible at times 10
appoint days for the trial Of these passed cases.
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THE "SplaiT"-"TURF" LIBEL CASE.
One of the Defendants BaileJ

Mr.. Sanders y. Bruce, one OF tile defendants
In the libel case OF Mr.. George wilkes ap-
peared before Judge Dowling yesterday after.
noon. He waived an examination and was held to
answer at the General Sessions IN 81 900 ball In his
OF age was born In Kentucky ana resided at No 33s
East Flfty-seventh street and was by occupation an
editor MIR. Otis NJ. C1ter, OF No. I6l Lexington
avenue, became bal. Mr.. j. G, Slmpson aoes nor
reside In the city, and was not able TO answer the
magisierial SUMMONS.
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Alleged False imprisonment.
Rafnre IIldpa Rarhnur

Before Judge Barbour.
Patrick Radtcar us. John D0e.-The defendant
John Doe arrested ana held to bail in 600 for
an alleged attack on the plaintl. The complainant
states that on the oath OF December last plaintiff was
on board the snip DR.. Barth, lying or Bedloes
Island, and was by some persons to him unknown
severely beaten and thrown overheard. and that but
for the timely assistance Of passing b0atman he
would have been dr0 wned. The case came up on q
motion vacate the order OF arrest. Several am
davits were read in support OF the motion, but fur
ther hearing was postponed until other testimony
could be procured.
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings i'm the Law Courts
Yesterday.

Admiralty Court Bnsiness-The Bovine Es.
tate Controversy-Action Against
Railway Company-Result Of
Rise in StOcks-A Stabbing
Affray-Sentences.
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IRELAND.
Eadicnlism Against neutrality-suspicious. Re-.
ports.

KadicnIism ASninsf CathuIcIt y'-LiectuH Ne"'
ports.
The irish papers publish letter from o'Donovan
Rosa In reference 10 hts election from Tipperary
and the hatred 10 FenianiSm In which Mr.. Glad
stones priestsupporters indulge. Rossa, after la
nentng that tine Roman Catholic Church mas allied
euates have done strange things in Ireland before,
and in England too HtDey sent to hell for my sins
IN general would be something, and Judgment and
punishment being IN the other world, rs we thlnkl
no more than what God himself will do to me II
am so unfortunate 10 be visited by him with jus.
ttcc ins.ead OF mercy. But to send me to the devil
on false charge is. believe, entirely beyond the
power OF a powerful cardinal or q Kerry biShOp.n
1t IL generally believed that Mr.. Heron, the de-
feate1 Candidate Will not lodge petition against
O'ponovan R0ssa, but leave bne matter to the dc.
clsiVn Ol The House OF Commons.
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submitting 10 trial by common law Jury, without
objection, the defendant waived the irregularity.
Judgment a1lrmed.
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gage.
j. b. WOodWorth os. Thomas Aorrts.-This case
came up on motion for a new trial. IL appeared
that the plaintiff went to the defendant and
requested q loan OF $3.50, Offering security 1000
shares OF the Hudson Slate Company Morris re-
fused to take the security, but purchased the shares
for the amount mentioned agreeing that II Wood
worth returned the money within ten days ne would
give him the shares which In the meantime mad
risen IN value. He then instituted an action TO
the increased value OF the shares the
time they had been handed over Morris, who
claimed that the shares were merely chattel mort
gage The jury found verdict for the defendant,
and the plaintiff now applied for new trial.
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SUPREME CouHT-GENsRAl TERM.

Action Against the Second Avenue Railroad
Company-Thc Propriety OF Sending Books
to Jury.
Before Judges Ingraham Barnard and Brady.
John Schappaer, Respondent, Us. The Second Are
nue. Railroad Company Appetdn.-The action was
brought TO recover damages alleged TO have been
sustained by the paintn through the negligence Of
the defendants 1t appeared that in November, 1854
the plalntIfr was walking along Chatham street. and
was crossing the New Bowery at the junction OF
Oliver street and Chatham square, when one OF the
railroad cars belonging TO defendants was driven
over him, breaking both his legs. The defence was
general denial OF the allegations contained In the
complaint The cause was tried before jury and a
verdict for So 900 returned In favor OF the plaintiff.
A new trial was subsequently applied for, but de-
MED.
The case now came up before the General Term on
appeal from the previous decision, the principal
point raised by the appellant being tnat upon the
trial the jury retired and upon resumng their seats
before the rendering OF the verdict counsel for the
defendant objected to receiving on the ground that
while In their jury they mad sent out for
book, that mad been sent to them by the Court with
out the consent OF either party IN the case.
The Court now reserved It's decision.
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ENGLAND.
The Erie Railroad Shares-Acti0n Of the
shareholders.

The Erie Railroad Shnres-ActiOn Of tho
shareholders.
From the London Herald (city article), Dec. 251
The Erie shareholders in London have formed q
committee including Messrs. Bischof1shelm, Heath,
Raphael and Others with view OF testing their
position before the Supreme Court Of America. A
subscription OF one shilling per share Is to be made
to carry out the proceedings and 1t s proposed that
no bonds shall be dealt In on the Stock Exchange
without the impressed stamp OF the committee.
This will have the effect OF limiting the transactions
to securities that may be recognised, ana prevent
the importation OF fresh bonds from New York.
which are manufactured according to the wishes
of the directors and sent here for sale. However
may be we are AFRAID Messrs. Fisk, Gould and Co.
will get up some mannuvre that Will clrcumvent
tue plan the great safeguard OF the public Will De
TO avoid any dealing IN Erie shares whatever. Also
let operators discourage any transactions in Atlan
tic and Great western bonds and debentures. They
have already suffered enough; let them with the
commencement or the new year, seek other secur-
ties either for speculation or investment and re-
mucn possible. This VIII be the surest way to
bring the New York people to their senses despite
the DOaStings OF Wall street gamblers and parties
who do not take the least interest IN the develop
ment Of legitimate enterprise.
From the London Times (city articel Dec 25.l
The of1ces OF the committee are at GO Threadneede
street. The momentous question viii now be decided
whether foreign investors III American undertakings
are Liable to ind their property seized without 10
much chance OF redress as would be afforded even
In countries infested by Drlgands but where brig
andS are at all events pursued Should the solution
be favorable there are many sound American enter
prSes to which In the extraordinary progress or the
development OF the country, European capital lis
likely during the coming year TO be attracted.
Pending sucn a settlement, however, both nations
must sustain the annoyance Of an almost total sus-
pension or the advantages that might thus be mutu-
ally derived.
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THE BON-BON BUSINESS.
A Second Chapter, with Decided Varia-
tiOns from the First.
Alleged AdnIterati0ns i'm Candy
Manufacture.

Terra Alba as Substitute for Sugar-Verdi.
girls, Fussl Oil, Lampblack, Lard and Subli-
mate Of Mercury Said to be the Other
Principal Ingredients in the Great
Pabulum Of SWcetS-0ur Leading
C0nfectiOneries and Those Not
Leading Story and q Moral
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The Penny Recommendation Failures-Tho
Alabama Case.

The Inland revenue penny stamp duty OF England
grows more productive every year. Ten years ago
II brought G40UO00 Since that time some additions
have been made to the articles subject to the penny
tax, and IN the last financial the gross product
reached 10000 In the financial year 1S65-66
l3z l27 932 penny stamps issued to the public;
1s6667, 1885, 045; ls67s 140 429; in lSos6s
14204l, ,Sl0 nearer i've than four times the popu
lation Of the United Kingdom.
From Manchester two small failures are reported.
MIR. James Potter, cotton spinner Bell street, Old
ham, with liabilities OF about GA, 900, and MI. James
$4,000.
The London Ne,cs observes:-A telegram from
question Is sufficient basis for the serious dis
cussion OF the question. LOrd Clarendon's despatch
must be actually before the public in full, and
must see exactly how he has put our view Of the
position before IT IS possible to express an opinion
upon It,
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SUPERIOR COURT-SpeCIAl TERM.

guments in the motion VIII be continued.
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NY story is candid
And with a smack of sweetness IN H. ,
beaumont aud Fletcher.
An enterprise
OF honorable, dangerous consequence.
julius Caesar.
Alas what shall say,
NV credit now stands such slippery ground
-Nark Antony.
Now feed myself
with most delicious poison.
cleopatra.
All 10 not WELL
doubt some foul play.
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INDIANA

Receiver Appointed on tlEr 1adian-
aP0fln, Cincsnnatt d Lla1as este
RnilEoad-senntor Horton and tho
EnElish 11i>~tou.
Special Dctpatrh to The Chicago T.ihuae,
1Hp1AxAfo1ts, Ocf. sa--Qnite 4 sensation was
created In business and Eal1raAa circles To-
cay, bJ the appointment Of q receive. bJ the cI.-
Cincinnati, / La!aJetse Ra,iroa,, On complaint 81
*tvcrnf OF the leading stockhotderp- It Il alleged
IT. the rad IL perfectly Sorcut, and is valued n
eun,teied With 3 debt OF some tst0.00o
for the construction of branch roads,
which ase dead wei9htt. The road, beng pressed
rtuntk. Was unable to do 80, a.d the directors
concluded that It would te hetser to put the road
in the hands Of receiver than permitting 1t 10
tral Thon a. A. Morris. President oi Tue 1ndian-
arolis St 11uls Railroad. Receiver. lie gave a
bend fts four hundred thousand dollars, With #.
main branch Of tic read is doing better business
tnsn ever before.
When Ii, wes definitely ascerta,ned that the
ture On jo1nt bsl1or Scnstor Morton wrote letter
70 the President Declining the appointment Of Mn-
tster TO the Count OF St. James. he stated TO the
President that he owed his seat IL the Senate to
the Recnbllcans Of Int.lana, mud that It vsoui be
baa faith to TettCn It at time when It would pass
to man ln!mical to their principles and hostile
lean Legislature 10 eject hla succeRsor, he would
have resigned and accepted the high ttts1 offered
to him apd not without hope OF soIue succeas Ia
the diechnrKe Of It's important duties.
The following il the Presidents rcplY:
EXECUTIVE MlNs1ov,1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1870. +
HIN. o. r. Morton, United Sta.es Senator:
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 18Th INST, de-
citntng the English mission, with rc8sons thers..
far, Is received. fully concur with Tou tn all The
ressors which yuu Gtye fnr the course which you
ltd 1t your ,luty to pursue IN the matter, bnt Re-
K1et that the country Is not 10 hare your valuable
Services at the English Court Youf course, how,
ever, deem wise, and It Will be htgntg apnre.
ciatcd ty your constituents IN Indians, ant
lfFt uChrut the cGnntry,
With the afsurAnces Of my highest regards,
remain, veEy truly, your obedtcnt Eet1ant,
US, GRANT.
The ollctal vote of all the counties in the Stat,
has t,eeu received. The Democratic Matul1ty Of
the State ticket IL :, ,153.
, 1870-10-26
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO Weekly TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending Oct. IS.
Conclusion OF the Beautiful Story
Of "1Iilly's First Love-"

EDITORIALS: Cook County Republican Convention
The Salt Monopoly-As- Aot1cy's Removal
The wetbcs14eld Conviet-Tha Sin Of Croquet-
Nominating Conventions Our internal CON.
FARM ATD GARDEN: Management Of State and
County FalEs-The Eating ArEanseuent1-Ha~
tnee the Fair-Two SHOW Days tnstcad Of Six
Exotbitint Chzzscs and their Re.ult4-Pcszna.
neIt Location Of the State Fair.
SOTI FROM yKrERtNARlAy: Termination Of
Wind Col!c-Bot1-The Natural Htrory Of tht
Rot.Fly-Tteat1nent Of Boss-
SELL CTloS5 FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PRESS Fat Pouity-Euterprise in Farming
How to Cue Young Fowl Of Dropping Wlaxs-
Beet aud Melon Sugar.,
ROBERT =. LEE: fne4dents of his Life and Inquiry
into his Merit and FAue-IIis Family Supezsti-
t1on-Hts Rsns II CAPTAIN and the Lemon Of
his ufr-Thc Prnsr Pedierec Of Ms Life-Thc
Black Spots on his Etedteheon-Hs Apostsey.
ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN. Speech Of Hon. Lyman
Trumbull 1t SHinxde3d.
MARTINIQUE: The Ses7o Insuzzretion In the South
Tn Part u the 1aland Prompt Action Of the
Authorities aud Suppression Of The Outbreak
DOOMED PARIS: HoE7on In Rcserve-Eteet. Of
Fzn,sIan Shells.
N1LLY's FIRST LOVE: Past II.
BRECHEh'S .TH HKOLOGY: InAsinAtton Pietu.sns
the Future 6tato-1he Philosophy Of 8.Yaytux
from the Path of yrt.H.
POETRY: pEaseTand rotatocs-ode to Run-P.sa-
bic.
lTER4ny vnrKnAs: Alexandra Dun4. tn
tAPOi. Lon III: Diveraions Of tho K1.Emptrps-He
Investigates thr Mysteries o{ The Pru.siau Ser.
vice.
7HK RoNAPARTK PANTY: Their Hassoty.
THE NAN WITH TWENTY WIVES: 4 MORMON
Romance In -Four Ch1ptef1
THE EIGHT AAKTFREp VIRGINS OF vHRDuN:
Caritnlajon Of French Town to the PruAalsr u
SeTeuty<,Stt Year A1o-A Sad Episode.
PKCESfANS AT HAZE1lLES Destruction Of a
yiuaEe-Ba1ha14ties.
INDIAN AFFAIRS: Nit. WaIshrs Report.
THE CROPS: Report ef the Commissioner of the
Agricultural Department.
CENSUS: Connecticut
7HK SIEGE or PARIS; With all the Important De
$Ail&
THE pRussIAx-FnAECow WAR; with Conp,et,
Resume for the Week. including Full and Gsaph{s
Details-The Proposed A11ist!cc-
1HE wEFK: Record Of Current Domestic Eyeuts
TIE LATEST MARKET EEP0RT3: From ali part
| Ut the county.
| MONETARY: Review of the Money Market for ID
l
, 1870-10-26
POLITICAL,


4N0A4&tAH AAetANsb%&A" A'A%NAAU& go
Springfield.
Special Despatch to The Chicaxo Tribune.
SrRISGF1EsD, Ill. Oct. 91.--0ne Of the most en-
thusiasuc political meetings he'll, IN this city dur
Ing the present campaign was held IN Reprtsc1-
tAlsc Hail Tonight, Rud was addressed bJ Cap
tain E. e. DteRtls, of Pekln, and Governor
Palmer. A. g. Seshi1t was chosen Chairman.
anil In few remarks introduced Captain hreayfy,
who. for the space af III hour, made one Of the
best speeches Ut the campaign. II would be Use
less to attempt 10 give sFnorsts OF Captain
DIcaflya speech. II was one a. full Of eloqueHcs.
argument, Wit, ant stirring sppcals as our ctst-
zens hare hcanl for lnHaJ years, aud
created the utmost enthusiasm, auA frequent
cheers and arrau.c testified how well pleased the
| large audience were who listened to him. The
1eCori Of the Democratic party WAS thoroughly
ventilated, much TO the dlsGust Of many Demo-
I tllts who we're prs+cnt The tara question vas
1erecnghly discussed. and tue fatlEcy the Dem
t ,r,it cry Of a.,oitshtnG Custom Houses, aud the
establishment ot absolute feee rrade funv dem ~
.trate... He sath ,hat. in common with the Re-
rus.ltcrns Of If!inots. he was IN f1yor Of tat1d
1Gs rtrcnre rutl"ses, and that upon lu1ur.es,
S.1ton, sa qo1n n.ps some ooesan SiF va a'fS ssT;
irsatcd il a mastery m.nner aa.i
thc arguments use.1 were mos: sasfetac,or! 70 tae
cs1uent perora,soo, an.i when be ,oos ,ais = seai M
the hsil fairly shook with the storms or Applause
Governor Palmer IVES then loudly called for, ~!
for abt Ut halt honr claimed the cln+e as1.usio:
handsome compliment 70 ca7ta!a nscasl5 for II,
excellent speech he hal listened to, and ihcp
| in his clear and logical mAnneT, made most eI
cellcnt speech. aud which one for close ressontn!
and a1Vunentative truth could not be exccied
uc paid his respects to Mr. Robinson, and cleara
1 showed that he {ts0hnson} MAS trying to ruo thl
campaign upon fh1se issues. and such rs the pea
plc could not ani would not endorse, and cose
hy n.giag bis hearers to vote tor honest nen-
men who would faithfully and icar4ess1y rcEfor1
| this tr duty.
This meeting has Riven great satisfaction to ii
Republicans os this city, and It Il the general Ee
dcr tha, much goo.1 wiliresult to the party In III
| couufF.
, 1870-10-26

C.11fY OcaxyLRxAxTIn'S 0TF1cE.t
IoC15r11LEKy., Oct 81. Gss0.
S+aIed r9opo asI4 in duplicate. With topT o ths
yrTtJrr,rf attArhed eaeh- sill be fer1srd e tnIs
dee until L c|clork M, On WlOSF- tae ~
aaT of Nnvv9rher, 1s.p fn- m1ruf.ttn'tEs fGss noI
sst1d ID sD iron buuks hds4tAdt ts,nkt} IN aeeo1
enrr via .he model and t.1wfn<e, Whrn can os ~
eune Il this Office, and that Of the Al
Chitaxo nlnoIs. Bis will e rresttrd ioF M nu..
b4r from fve hundred 11 to the suu!F h1npsi r.
1lirv7L BIi !ey. must r:ase ptfeC pr pahk. M
transportation. and delivered It ~a~nGa ot ~, nra1 t
aetnrtr: and th- Price d,hrsrd y tas aFR9t H r.
r1a1trr ii New Ofl-h Lnia7us Eseh Hak S y" nnr
eas.iully usi&.trd ts eoMp:.tnt .ssat q ~ ne
rIct tacb a arr in atEiet .eeofd1ate win oet "7'
I,rl;xe1e. raurs BE- folorFs. viz: f1yr hundtea
tz11i sthr sx:s t1ss Rfies the 6att ot
cnrfrsct l. (oF GflExsry 1t antf sctnEtFa
III - Nv LtIraus, then Tn: delivery % q WitnAs
,tn.sr ll dave aster d4tf Of eotttnrt-.nd ave nn-
d,t tIUl every fort~ tt} days ssrsrai<ef II Eli *
FP.Smrut ia t~ uaft % tho acceptance Of eaeh re-
hnndr-i ,al,, if in frads Or A. t9oa theteatEes r
fu1:d. ar r+frr' i'll the pnrss..; III.
ann oE. ;ho.. and tl4p, to4l-r .iFnet r a3aeasf
h enrtfaxt viii b. catered Into and shat the Hni 6s.
er*n~ suyrte4 in s-1oA! te one-so91.. ot sas
.mnrnt Of ;rr coat-aet, fsE IT. faithful tuftt9ens
Il. vS3i h +cA,rred Proposals fnt H4LEs ana
d9fr.sed to the III dtniEneI. n Lou syte hent1cf3
fhe fjshs Is tesrr<ed to seteet RuS OF A4psup4A ~
b5des. ire requested to be present + sft NBnin
| $"e DeTuY C1atteyE11ster Gene:IL Y. = a
, 1870-10-26
The Bridge Question In Cincinnati.
Presbyterian Synods

CINCINNATI, Oct 2a-Aa meeting Of the totnt
committee Of tho Chamber OF Commerce. Board
Of TTadc, and Common Council On tho Newport
ara Cincinnati bridge, held Today, de.
spatchts were read nom Major Parker 81 81
& rrrtsrT 81 War haA directed the Boalt Of En-
efnccfs "a mect =. once ut Cincinnati. to take "
the consideration OF the bnige now constructing
4 cpEmirtec vas appointed 10 fusntsn them VIII
In he synod OF Cincinnati committee q NJ.
was appointed to take tnto conssdefanoa tae pM.
rcse of the Ohio Female Cone9e; anu 70 taIS, !
i1urn Al the close Of the morning SESSION..
, 1870-10-26
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY 01Vl'
SION Of THE SOUTH.

Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Approved. GEO. 3. BOUTWELL, SECRETARY.
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