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Judge Troy, in delivering q charge to 3
grand jury in Brooklyn, N. T., on the 18th

Judge Troy, in delivering charge to 3
grand jury in Brooklyn, N. T., on the eth
inst, said:
at il on duty. gentlemen, to tee 10 It that =
Mtlthken in1pft fAlln dota not 90 Abtpad w1La 70.
gard 10 cllue in our city and county. By tc.
cent observation MBct By cTlntuaa, II would
feem that 40 lnoseatlon prevails amocg tho ct1rn-
pal public IA vet a. tctnnpe IN otaer dfcc:loos,
that tho laws s1e not elfo1eed.-'hat .nangtng
abute sne cs.n!ns1 mind Of tnl8 mistake, as well
ab TIE minda Of otnefx.H
Judge Troy, il he means what ho says, is
decidedly unsophisticated. He mistakes
what should be for what is. Murders are
OF frequent occurrence in New York and
Brooklyn, and number have been known
to take place IL Chicago; but, il hemp had
no other use than fabrication into halters,
its market value in those places would be
just nothing At ali. What with sympathiz.
ing municipal functionnries and kind.heart.
ed Governors, the gallowa has almost ceased
to bear its appropriate fruit. No matter
how atrocious the crime, "extenuatine
circumstances" will be found, as in the Case
OF the Frenchmsn who killed his father and
mother, and whose pardon WAS solicited OF
the ground Of his being an orphan!
, 1870-02-12
The Eosd Panic investigation,
Washington tPfh. , ntsrateh 10 he .str 1ofl
World,

TIE Bsuere Corut,ee. Who examined Nj. A
I. U,o.r, eetec1fse II the 4oIi Excax1Te Bank,
Sew Iosa 20 NJ T15eF 2. ~ en a. e9on as
ron corcefnlre The hlack Friday ecs!nes1 Tae
tten onJ tasen covers aSoat ; 1a1ee 1o9oaa i1ca
IL nytotIry Ct ,fe courittee arc to the etcc:
fhas 10 pIoor nas beeo taruuhed kanc.ent 70
Fps,'s; lion 'es aeaI e'asa' IL evidence .,a o e
sroT ia, ite r:rg IN New Tort, p:sT!oos - the
pauie, offered 70 ca5y hAf : mil!oa 1os NJ;
n n.ye an,teit9 70 do with the scheme. IN tais
ror pee1ion 8 report h4s ctrcuts+ed ouudt the
1uniice room. N regard e oo1 feceased
rc,td 10 Mr., Graar, and SAID 70 contain rs .otA
b1t Io.hns & cf tnts has ccme te!ofe ne commit
lee. TIE ,es,taony OF Ford G. BIrsa.is. 4
y. S.v cnnt.et 1sI9 t,p' e. ss:nssaJ. ass Hos:5
peEd @ 1l:n me etv,ng.ous from tns eonM,:- nu,.-
II .i.r t. 1ss ~ .s,
tons, ~ ruuots It Iesatd 70 y tosoeSo II e"
Te~s With Eemoess Of the Eon neg. ana osasIs- s
s,ocd tc re inese: Tnat Aoel Co:bto. tae r!eAi.
dtcts n1olt er-sr law. Ees FIXED u tos rno;e
t1.ne4s, c,.eraee!uI. ran ,as oeassnop: "a op:
rois:ed 4.si.eant TfeAsu.eT, n Se* Io.k; ~ *sa y
lie ru-cn,,ou Of rk1ts r1u IN ln1t 60 soh aos tne
fc1x5'drF q n. 81 asa a9s sshef.oo5, ufse
10 a.rt>ted IT pto:uErE tee aono!asn e.,
ri Hrt.trte'd with Wnou tc eaa oee3 conctIIeo
ct .ts,s. I'D vtom ne ns1ed 70 nal. mnss :. 100 =
ss.. h41na sot bastroe'd 70 ~ :ss SEee, ee eo
&c, &c !os og Tsn M nm tas Ea.
re- ssss saf 'as ,S L - q
Ttri.,a.,a 10 Iot keep Co.o:n Informed, ADt
carbp ,S csais S,,h Inc nnd.r ise
ts:cen les Testimony vo3id .teH 10 sn.e {
B6tstee, *hose ~ So e1npas r ~ dHe :e1Gu Il,
1ieI I'd ncre osrte, esi,elce. Second
te1t 70; C4lt.n alace, bet Dent N
u;hir OF The Presidents fsls:ly tetNoas, Was \
, 1870-02-12

Sir George Grey. an English statesman u
large colonial experience, and Tor mAny
yea1s and in several Cabinets the Secretary
for the Home Department, and withal an
aristocratic and thoroughly English "hig.
ha. created aseusasion by pamphlet advo'
citing separate State Legislature for lie
Land, lowing the Irish members Of tho
British Parliament as at present. He pro
poses ttat the State Legislature consist OF
q seuate and House Of Representatives,
which shall have the power to deal with al
locll questions, such Is the land question,
education, laws Of inheritance, local police,
DC. :; while imperial questions, such as the
| amy and navy, customs duties, posta
| service, be still disposed Of by tho M
t;onal Parliament. The scheme is chled,
! remarkable as IN attempt to approximate
The English Constitution to our own IL
fundamental regard, the distinction be
tween loc.l and national legislation, an
thu allotment OF the one to national, IN
other to losa1 Legislatures.
, 1870-02-12


1t lad b Ell arranged That Iii. and Mrs e:cs:f
stou.u pYoeet II once to the.r bosEI:Eca-cs.,
on ar:.sti 3 IN H1f4o, While Tue re:r Of fh= 7E:'
wErr to be dou1 clled At the Til: House. Ta,:'..
eurng Of a deRnAble, Renssel home, In p..'ss
family, had becn delegated 10 an Intimate f.:s::
ard .tt!ctnt OF Bnra.o, who. 11derstauatn1 =
ratte4 ard requirement. OF the yo1tg CO..:
ro1!d Of corrse b the best PERSON 10 sass; y y.
Them jodicibus a1rar geUenta Nj. C1erec-, ~
ft4 tetn ab4erL on hls lectuItcE roar Tor n. s.s
trw U1Lths. accepted taa afsnta.ce taa: ese.;
fh.tg hsd bet Attended 10 At the deisot = =,
"E: cd ttRh'a" Ee-e exchanged, the t4sser =
t1fy;rg to The hotel, Tue bride and gsoo1 s4Ao.
czrI!sce Tor Mnle quiet qobr.eEe. stopping =
Of c'lesr h0s very attractive nteE L5ase y -
upper pAIS q Dt1Arala sHeat, M!- t!ehe :.
hEeEhs1 sr1pr1ted 70 be met in tne ~.
the isthef Ct Ene bride Al d hts ewn Ei-te,
fe kupptsed Aift adj 9.at.eted IT. tne ho.e.,
ls7tfaoy Of the hou5s suddEDt5 u,sap{:.aits :
sBe geere, ard a. leaf ~ leaf or the c1as1 ; =.
tle rraU:a untotet, Mafk TAaia ios1d 49,
tie VICTIM ct aba. ne termed . Hntssc c:h srr
die, the rropl!elurs Rod ahe.foss o1 WeH!
the del1Rht d IA her AID no be-. Teo Ho.si =.
A.leu. spectators Of tpe baootne3 tn'. -
! Pared Tor tnxis chlrssen ID The x!ts oi .as
| Tuj tfrpe. For Of ce the fuu.loTt.g Aas2 -
Irpsriee, AID no.s:eLed elts spoAe dfrp4i - Z
| So,eicr 'har .ose CT *eal'h eosld tusssr;;..
| srrn,y VS Earstug 70 uaGe LES scsSf *
ra.t II me pczta DE s1c, 1fosa t'e dee.
sam rrlu,rr.tcocJ to tec atf'e sa.c:S-
ses1. Eita is sess et upholstery, aIa.d - p
J *, ,nrtrt, uf q ca t.splt3Ict u.:t GIL -
to II. ae:fJ ecoSfs-H
, 1870-02-12

HI1foB.
Morris Cherry. the rehest man IN Kendall
County. died on the 5th. .
The Patterson Iron Work., at Alton, were sold
1t auction on the ssh, Tor $4,000 cash, to III.
Garrett, under deed OF truaf. The buildings are
g1!d to be worth 44o. .o0o and Ar. Garrett intcndl
10 use them Tor the purpose OF cotton factory.
INDIANA.
~he Northern Indiana College building. With
eight acres OF ground, has been sold Al snerd's
faie for sss95. The cost Of the building and
grounds vaa over $4,000.
The Marion Chronicle heads tho following " The
Sixteenth Amendment" "On Friday morning
Of last week, an 1risnman. commonly known As
sF1tncny,' went inbo q whtskny hnnp On the
northeast corner, and sot drink Ills wife fol.
lowed him, and, soundIy berattn2 the proprietor
FOR letting her husband hAve the vile RtuG, COM
uenced cavtpR IN the windows with hAichet
The proprietor thereupon seized her to eject her
frou the prtntsea; hut she tfoze 10 him, aad
both rolled out the door On the pavement"
Mlss Flank Kendall, Principal Of the Lower SEM
lts.y, At MadAon, tainted I'VE umes IN succession,
On lbc9d from tho lon1 air en2endered BY the
o,ez"ronded condttion Of the school; and hAd to
be carried 70 private c!t.1en's house petoFn aha
recovered. A1na Ahipey, lady called TO Ill her
place the next day. also tainted.
MICHIGAN.
One Of the convtcU OF the state F7tsop, On the
sth, seturE tired Of working, laid hts nager1 IN.
der the trip hammer Aod had them mashed tc
&tseds. lie had nve months to aerve- Thia u tas
second tine that such an act OF seif-mntllAtoo
Tor tha same reason, nas occurred IN the Pcniten
Ea'J. ...- ...
A Ateweller il Grand Raptdl received, I few day
sfnoe heavy Rold ring from the Catholic priest Il
that city, With the statement, "Th!s belongs u
| you; tatc It and ask no questlors. ..
| A company has been formed In Detroit for III
l manufacture Of spectacleA
At Grand Rap!ds, On the sth+ & I. Gay wss zen
,cnced to three Jears' Imprisonment ID the ssat
| PentteDna1y, for larceny. Wheu the sentenc
was pronounced. ono Of the prtsores't chlidrcr
who had Little doll In her arms, offered It. Wit
tea1a, 10 one Of the counsel In the case-xeek1n
70 purchase with It her fathe1b liberation.
| OHIO
George r Williams, q grain.deAler OF To!edt
who waa IN command Of tho stektner Th1mt
when abe was burned near Niagara, by the p
tr!cts,''in 1881, died In Toledo on Monday laa
aged 81 years.
, 1870-02-12
TIE CHAsE-YEATMAN LETTER
whnt II Was Ark .About-S0ctni n d
Persouui-PubticMa Refused.


Frpu tie Lar4enr<eyrg {fs1' Ee5istrr, Feb. I
Below We publish correspondence between O
F, Roberts, E,9., Of tais co1ufy. a-d Hoa. Thosa
Il Yea,usn ol M oa,o se.air, IN Isstfa g r. = -
ctppati Ei.quirer. purpotslng T. ce nom C1isf
Justice Cnsse, concerning the Fifteenth Amend
ment:
TAorn a. II. Tkrfzd7, SsnaH 81 UAba:
DkAk sk: 1IeeeIsl5 obsetse.t n tns columns
Ct the ,e &c ,oa, -
tr9 The passae. ~ the Ohio LeaaiaIute, o. iae
fifteenth Anet c1ent, IN wn:en occaEs the ex'
ment mus; be prf through Il Ill haItrds." III.
Bastr resi the rote IN the Ohio House OF Repre-
seD3aurek~
return mall wte,ees the Caief 1ussee wrote the
ift,e1 In question! II be w=ole Il tsud ~ u haa
t<en u,aae rncl!cA auPposs yoa Wo1.a aave no
q j1dee Caaxe, would b g!a3 = knoT: foars,
sSATH cHAXEKB.
CottNBCs Ohio. Jan -, 1874
D7.nr F. RDl.rsa E.q Aurosn, lad
DKAH sR; You.s ct the II Inst recelFet. !r-
quiz nc rae Latter iron Ctset JSstee CaA.s:
81 tie Hon l. Btaer, ~as written BY hlo-
Allow ne 10 r1hdIy return yous letter, With NJ
reply erho9ted .hsreou: I dd seeslse !es.ss us:
hea pres IN Is the one referred 10. Il Wal
OF 1octsi. pe.sool character. aoo u sheet
the imsE.1s1 lahncattou published, a.
| Yea ct1e1foed. n Nj. Bsher-p<11tcalatly Suct
| Rs 1.-THE Futeen1a AneIdn.nt nu*s BE- %
! xbcle country are uFoo 0hIo-en ,ouf vote &c
r-s o. tie raesage Of the Fifteenth Amend
I ltrt."
A b<fore sad the Letter IN question
btirK Of ressontl ratnre, growing on
OF An lr'tra-J ~ nesRhoor and frisut
Of q apy Jesrs. cocGfstulAaux ms pool
'na. eaeEo', NJ der the ctreumsisEcee.. rool y
II. - htrs II Eolhirg tc it OF political chance
which "a. pct Tine Acd aR2tt. been publicly e.
r1etsed b! the Ch!ef Jcbtce. II y1u vcfe mere,
weuh: tho@ yon the !es.tr 9Th p:es.1te. Yer
Truly your1, etc, THoa T. fsA11AS'
, 1870-02-12

MI. Sumner, the great American chAm-
pion of liberty, has been interviewed, and
thinks we had better let the Cubnns alone,
if we don't want to be catawampously
chawed up" by the awful military and naval
power of poor old Spain. Az If to indicate
his contempt for such pusillaninous chick
ens, Mr.. Sherman has introduced resolu-
dons recognizing tbs Cuban revolutionists
as belhgerent power. The propriety Of
recognizing the Cuban revolutiouists may
be doubtful; but Senator Summers alleged
reaaona for declining 10 do 80 are disgrace.
full, and deserve thiH or some other tebuko.
, 1870-02-12

odist Church for the southern portion Of
his stata. 48 years Of age, tail, porty, Ct
t'lIght eonple1ion," benevolent features,
and altogether quite model Of gentlemanly
department. Ho has served term in the
City Council, and another in the State SEN
ste, having risen even more rapidly than
Andrew johnson, though by not dissim.
ilar channel. Evidently MIR. Revels is Of
the kind who find it better to be BON
lucky than great. Therefore let no meu
dne nominate him for the Vice Presidency.
, 1870-02-12

Gere,sl Ioprr.ree. has been elected Fteaasnt
OF u Republican clao IN Sc~ Or1exL%
Tue RepubHcan State Convention OF otrsoo ~
called TO fEe<s Cd the sln Of April .........
Tbs tonrecrctt Rcpuoiican State ConTenHeD
u.eeta 1t Hartford TO Gay. .....
Gers.si ffapc.s Fc4serden. soa Of the lac
, 1870-02-12
TIE PRppOaED REDUCTION or DUTIES
Oh SUGAR.

The Tariff bill reported by the Ways and
Means Committee is to come up for debate
On the 18th inst. We trust thAt the friends
Of free t1ade in the House Of Represents
dyes VIII not content themselves with any
partial criticisms upon the measures pro-
posed by the committee, but that they will
seek to defeat the entire scheme. It's rec
concentrations are conceived in the interest
Of the monopolists, and this is true even
in points where it seems to make some con- |
cessions in favor Of the people. For ex-
ample, the duty on anthracite coal is re-
moved; but that is Of no value to the oon-
sumer, since no anthracite coal is found
elsewhere than in the United States, On
the other hand, the duty upon bituminons
coal Is left unchanged ut its present pro-
hibito1y 1ate. So, too, the duty On pig
iron IL lowered s9 per ton but, lost the con.
Hu1ner should deyive benefit from this
chcapening Of raw material, caro- has been
taken to provide an increase Of duties on
manufactured iron
But tho most conspicuous instance Of
this double dealing is to he seen in the
changes which the committee suggest in
The tax oa sugars, to which subject We re-
cur dnce we learn that the wholesale gro-
cea Of this city have prepared and signed
a strong remonstrance against General
scheuck's thrift bill, or 50 much Of it sa
- s,..as - the snc,r ,nt;es The proposition
in the bill is toabolieh the present cl 'ssaf'cA
.oA - - Mrscoxndo clarified
tn!ee s'asse" 49, 49, -. ~ ,tssa ,rad,a 4
ana te ~ .n. oa1,. to- CENTS m,
Is p'opos.o' :.s.a.a - ~ ,hree cents. "a a
pouoo oots' "e~ 49,. .hraa CONT
present. .He e, 49, I 49,, - ~ =, 1ef,rea ia firet
Per ponna' .ua ss o - - = Ian nov th
al P'ohio,'ots .'' 80 t,,7s ss.ma 1;.e
case Al ene nfs' h ~ 49, aatv ~
CONCESSION 10 'ne reop., ,,.aa ~ rh;la N,
Musoosaoo ~o"a ~ ~ ~ ~, o-ounaa tt
On Inc otnei so,n w. ~ % ,nc-aase
setaes AS f'a'tNa| 49, NJ ,hara ia
.t'0 tae eAe - :. ~, ,naa,.ha,
iaeo c1' eonesaaea -. =, w. 1..:-s ~
49, n ~ stpoee p wv eneA' WI N
w. 49, ~ .o1sa sou. a:su ~ .,o u,.- r.
-, 80. ..s. " ~ ss.as @ ,
~ ~. a.m.nds r ~ of % con:nms-, - W. ,nd nm
a.sa ~ -,sb ths hama, NJ ths -asna,, ~, n,
r.. t,u n thcm. NOW AZ tbc 5nt;es m, ~
ths imnort..i0u Of refined sura1
s1ed at acu.s which is lifera
nrobibitory. it has been the case for ye
that American refncrs have enjoyed an ,
disputed monopoly, such as is not kno
by those Of arg other country. In ev
, 1870-02-12
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1870.
-1v7vo.1.rEHpER DECISION

1a1 Iva -. - ,.a 11n;tad s.s.as
1ne sup,F ..s. ,sa.1 t.rda, note. ors MT
oas a,. t,e ,,,rr,ent NJ aa,,,a con-
9eesa s,a .eI'eA - ,,a w. IN, ~ Fah,narr 1890
ts7s'eu -, .,a thot - III ths-. 10
In 80 .,,.t 5a,;s;or ia nou tba lar NJ
q ~ 80 '
'nT .'.,.,, 'a ,,,,-o, IN iron;,o ,or far .s,s
-. - nto,- - .nh,-.es tha n,h1;c
e','7 =. ~ 1,n-;ns 49,. ~ a.. ,ount-r "
.1u -, :. -. Il NJ ;,naor+.ncs
w n'e ,;ab. u n,scaa M mon coraor,,;on
~ 49, .,nn,.;r,,;tr n any vorso cond;tion
~ II,,,i hor. haa, had tha I,ao,,-
.1e- m,.a., ~ na.a- haa, n,sse3 II cban,aa
1esa s!.as. .ha 1s,ter mr. sn;r;t ~ a,r contract
~. A. T,c,l -Tanaer net one1atad at first
- 1'.@s ,.,rr1ss;-.lr 49, mon ina;v;an,,s there
,sl !,o oues,;on. and it vas = GREAT mis-.
80, 49, - as,.un, 10 make it annlic,b]e ,o
.~4.s.ns s .o,,,.c,s. It op.rated AZ a forced
-, II sue,t from the hands Of eyerr
..'-,;t,- f,rn ~ to GO par cent of
~ ...;nce no1ess be re-inrested his funds
;nE,;tsa States bonds, For eight wears
thst ;rirs,iee has p1cyailed, md this d.
cision, whaseyerit might have accomplished
eight yesrs aga, :snds comparatively little
left to operate on now. 10 what Will it
apply? II will npply to State, municipal,
railroad, savings bank, and other stocks,
bonds, liabilities, and debts contracted
prior to 1852 and not since discharged These
have Lern greatly reduced during the last
eight yea1s, and reduced, too, by the payment
Of deprecated currency for coin obligations.
Except Massachusetts, no State in the ooun-
t,v adhered to specie payments throughout
the war. Illinois has discharged half her
d.bt since 1862, but paid half TINT sunn
{ktk.]inc bouds) in coin, The debt Of all
The s.v Eno,.nd States. axcaut lfassacbu.
sa,,e ~ ,,,,1 n. 1.ee tban 7,, ooo ub;ch
h., sinca haan Maid Init these s,ate, nou
eNa--aests ~ ~ or,,,;n. r. ro.h,,.a ac ooo
Nv, . =. 1us ,s., T.~ra-f a,!aa -. ~ ~,
W. - te0. Ns. -, 100 oao e"s ooo '..s;
In eo'n' u sn4su si.'ooo'o.o nao oe'u ~ "a. !.
N paper &C" sefses oSea w W. ueo1
ieIns3 nana aA9 uos MY a W. W. aep aao
10 S4o''Se'ov -, ouao nao ~" ives
Inulana Aooo' F-'oo'oV' a4cn'e1 @A'
, 1870-02-12
&,e6al8
2<3,e46

.rne Audito, report EAJs: "Aoout 1885, tho
State commenced paying Ill interest failing duo
on {hc reSisteEed and unrrglsterei csnal debt:'
bu. the amount SO paid u not fts1cd- rr1or to
1857 the inte1eat on the registered debt Fss pa1d
nv tie Trpx1ene ard l. embraced In theit reports
, 1870-02-12

AJourg GIRL Of S. PetesaerEHs EEIaefsa ~
oser he othEr cay, pacftd rs boi5 u Ssoa.,
std sent IL By e.pstts 70 a,s ra.,s,1o !,
G, D,
, 1870-02-12
THE POWERS OF STATES OVER CoRP0-
RATl0KS.

o,o ~ t,,o oa..,t;.1 ,oro,s ~ s...o,;.
.,>s+ .h;., :. -. :. ~. .- ~
= ;s ~. - " - ~. S,..a 49, r. s....;as
r. ..sN -. ,
-. - s~,,!s.
..a "4a ~ .rs us. go 49, .4''- -. . .4 ~
~ pe"1, -, - ,sI e 1850 o'4eo ~
rsss. r.. w.. @ .se~.:.. 49,. ~
. 10 ~. ~. .s.-."as .tA ". naAx,tI ss p"o. -
s -. 80 800 ..sa "s-r..' f
Au3 ~ eos os1 e ,sA e4 =, pe4-
1' ~ - va ~ ~ e1 so -
elasoasaose't7, n as apeaA4us Az sae eap1on1o
noa.t =. ~ luns otA'o' ooS'nAe4 - ~ 70
Of wello,destd ciy1 soc,et1' thst ever 6oiief Of
property, however aotouts and unqaal.nea may
II. III I nss III Il sna nos n te lhe eas eas
toJnent Of Others having ID equs right II tho en-
ysh1s ~ tn eerrnn,tI 1v' 4aa nn.s ~ ~
ailnde 70 Il ratner tho pollco power-sne power
% mase oIdsin. n a I'D estsoIlse ii @ msaner Of 1sue.
soue and reasonable lASs. sta'u:es. and oso-
nnvoa,, Intnr cno.ttnt1an a. fhev sha t1Hve n
be .ior Inc god scd welfare q the commonwealth
Ws;,a ~ a.. ss;s, ,o,oa - th;s .ouo- "a
a....:a.s1.,. s -. ~ - ~. .a.a ~ .;e;.ao. 49,
4uoeNouAoe - ~ ~so :. 1,. s.'.o
40 soA.5 ~ w." - Aees ~
s1I....1 a-s , .naIs-ss ~" r ~ s,'.a.
tns epSsAa enAou p4l'"s9o' .o
eD.u e's'o .uo 1N.s - S.. ~.
- u .o1.sae' "ny 'Ao ..ase s ~
cotpolaaou 1Ie Nnosoa aue. 90 1.' .o'
suoyos' ~ ~ n a.~I.,..r4a W.. op s aa.s
'Ae.e Auu - as ~ ~ a:an ah asr. 49, daso
ao 'nis o u ses. 1"e! -.
pal'ueees' eauos s.o' -
LIE sas*'as " = eo0 w 4i, - '
1inenu' of ',e&' ~ Aulse Wv Fs' -:
" piaeo A4's '1sa. .'. -. 49, ~.
guy, mem. n' - = ~ 49,, ~ IL > as...s.. ~
.s7S tne s.n4aeo 1esI. @,.. s.-,s..
tne s'sns - in'ei1eie W. ~ 4oko3se
~ .o.t': ~. s.". o sap:aa 49, -, LaS. 49, ~ r.
.nens o1 rs -, o"A AuA' 10 ~. - ,os'
'otesei' A.o p.e''o40. ~ .Ao W. ~, =. ~. 49,
suto'4on ioso.oolas tes'sa.'on y .n0 s.aees
10 ''npA'f eoA.iaes. nAa o1seu oson .onee
upon ~ Secons Auo ius =. sot
uons '1on any npeelss u @ 'es'A4s's 1.ss 'oua'
ous 'a'0 oo's l.-s... ' .o,,1 o.'1 r. ~. 81.
1oea os .a' - ,,..n ;,a,,.sns.
iana. ~ ~. @ ~ =. :.
ee' es ,.@s,,,. [ w. a1s1e;ssd - :. 40 a.rn,ic,.
o."Ae' Woo ..s- -" .t,a-to-od
o'e " p .a.H.s1. = :. - 1.a
~ ~ .Ao'e na.,1, s .,as~.... 49, .on...,S,
ls1as'on' nA'oo eu1. 14S 1@,e -.
pfeeeoeo tno !A~s "'asu e ~ -
itom s'nao =, o "':e s.:.,~ as - ~. ~ pse
"sc' 'A' p1ro ~. .o....l.- 80 -. ..
aee1neu ~ ~ a1 sss@.a so 49,, , a1.. " s.o.,o.s ~
'pssuns 4auoe' 0'.oses; os;.s ~ ..ssns - ~ a.sa
1Aet. ~ 1too1' -. .,-;, - aaa n.;,n;.. -
1oaa, -. ana .e .aaa,.;as ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ .o~ts ~,
teInetns7 Aau pel0oao' ~. 'A'
0 nl"e'e I w W. ~ '
ese n"e' AN.-aaa, ~ ~ ~ ~ g 49, s..s; @
'essnes.' os nsu -, So 10. -"
. aevnnts. In majority OF the States thes
: 1870. ..1.,a.,an. 80 -s.t-o;nta .,,s;
.'S'o A-e s0@AA>-@ ~ ~, -.
8 md la,ce actual coeta, have followed, an
, 1870-02-12


We s'een 'ne .onowuk aan lness n.,, e s-a.a 49, -
.ne auanoas .s-1n.n4s ~ ans -saa,4 ~ Gsner,1
rs W. t, o.".a An5;.r- r. +ba Con.
a.:ppuo' .!ePaSNs, c.s...,,.son ~ -
cos- ~ c.x.,-
Paid for construction tlpcludn2 023 al1
Contingent stxpend1trIts.- 4"4sto
..- -.
Total cost |
Proceeds Of sales Of lant granted BY tho |
E1cesa Of cost over proceeds of !and 3. .''"t'i
In 1916 the ont~4-4utug debt Of the canal
waa:
Principal q debt. s4sis
Accrued ',ss',e,s
Tota aess 9eeemS, S9 S. lo'0'
eaAl 'A' 'A4A's - .'Aas
Actual ola ds9s: & ~ ;s.s II
1'''~'''N' ~ '-'2 $4,000 -
IosA o1a ana new aso.' uee"' 10'e,' .Fs''''a'
WI oe "een .to4* .a0 ea1A1 -, n'e' 10y
so'ooV'oe" ios eonsu 1sooa ~ -. e eeA.Au
gent expenses anu ena', s1'es .ae @ osate a,a -
sold 1oe lanas anu 4o1e AYE s'''0',ooo, Nno
| canA owed rs maen al tne clo8e ot lot' as
| the entire expenditure thereon
The canal vas opened for business In
1913, since which tine the receipts hare
been Ii,4o4.S67. Of which 81 ,949,34l, or
| -,,Jol so- ,,,,,
II per cent, has peen "APeAaeo Aot 11ain-
tcnanee. repniSs. de-, leaving net revenue
| of &o.4ia.546. Siuce 1876 the State has
, 1870-02-12

senstoe, u ca1d,da.s fos Mayor Of Po,slsns,
Nahe.
In y.rz,ria there are over oue hundred snd
twenty. nse Judges to be eleeted By the Ieeiaa-
tu.e, and the CANDIDATES aro multttuduooA
Florida rejotces ossf nav United B;ktes Sena
TOT Who vaa really born in that stats-colopel o.
q. Bart
T1e Hon 1gna:tus Donne!ly Il 70 Hump Nlnno-
soA In favor Of tree trade, hnt denies that he is
candidate Tor any of11ct.
The Hen. Aueon Barruu Is elected County
Judge Of og'o County, H., by about two hundred
Eslcrtty.
General Anea informs the President TINT MI
x.s4,ppi was 80 thoroughly radical that Jen.
Davis could tot atAnd 1t, and, therefore, UpYed TO
Tennessee
Tne Wheeling Instlli9enesr says that 90 person
In West Virginia, 30 far " 1t knows, fAyors re-
nn,on Of that State with Virginia, and tnat CIR.
ral5 20 party Is willing to ayow any such Wtsh Or
purpose.
The Loui1ianA Ho1te has paA1ed bli author
tzlrg the issue Of t3.ooo.oco IN bonds 10 pay Tor
WORK heretofore done on the levees, uncer con-
iract, BY the Board CT Public Toz1A
The Constitutional Convention OF Tennessee
haa n1flly Adosfed unlSeFfA Ea11agc, WITH the
p1ostso that fs1ule 70 pay poll.tA shall work !
forfeiture Of tho right to vote until a.rea1xzeA
khAll be paid up.
al uEEklA$ VI %A9 Ge4AAtS LQHullitGtv
IN Wash1ugtou, las: Saturday, u delegation Of
Iadiee, headed By Ars- Mckay, formerly Of Nassa-
cnLsetts, aud Mrs IngeTsoil, formerly Of Name,
aepea1ed and presented memorial a2alnst grant
trg The right Of EQt1tage 10 Wouca-
A GtorQla Paper puts The folo wing compliment.
an head LEES ovcr Governor. Bulioet's message:
".Bul'ockh Acesage: Loel on The People; liz
ss L,iIg Hypocrie, aud q Co#ardlJ consp,ra'o.
Tie seekA to cover bin Rascalltiss under the COAX
Of FesItJ TO Raolca1:sn; Hts UahlnshIng Erfoot,
| erJ In Keeping With his yenality."