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arsesed by the recent eecls.ona Of Judge Smith:
h1se Rtven notice shat they will move, at spcc:l
term Of the Snpfene Cou't, to be held at Albion.
ol the third Monday Of JanusFy, 15'a, TO sat Aslde
nj p1ccee1,tgs ueon the judzueus Of judge i Nth,
a!u 70 require L Bants. the Rece.Eer. 70 retaSe
pouessson OF tbs property. The cales.igron DDS
1or the n noton are that The Judgment IS no. mai
The DETERMINATION Of the Lights Of pa,t1ea IN ao.
tion WRA entered without due notice 10 any Of the
parties atsClfely i0teleEted. and that II la1la to
ueiermtne the validity OF 300 tha1es Of stock,
subAez led By Ramsey and otne1s IN August, 1877,
At also who were the stockholders oat.tled to
vote 1t the election OF September Isl. aru tue
validity Of The contTac! made With GsoesbecL Il
Co fer 2, 100 shares OF H1ock. The papers we're
served to-tay. The at1lda7its are Enoerous aod
lengthy. Among them IL oGe from John q. MaF-
t!nca|e. who charges ihat The act,oa Of Judge
Sn.itn IN refusing, notwithstanding his promise TO
the contrary, to Afford the attorneys OF the Church
BiIectota opportunity To be heard Ia settling the
fac.r, aLd If actual te!tleueut Of facts w1t1 the
aid ii Mr Moa8, one Of the counsel Of the RIM
~ plIectorst prejadiced parties represented By
had ben psnE pied By desire 10 deceive and
nih!tad. There are also affldaytts tesuf.tng TO
the eefEice Of orders staring proceedings under
the jndgneat 1asued BY Justtce Of the Supreme
, 1870-01-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Republican State Conventiou-No,
tnnffQua-&Xennfux

Republican State Conventiou-Notn-
innsfons-K KesoiutionB.
CONCORD. Jao. Tho Republican State Con-
rsht1on IeucMip2tcd Governor Stehfus by acclA-
matioD. 4 communication was received from the
GofefLo o. decirln4 On account Of tl-health. A
committee was appointed 10 request the With
1rawa1 Of hls decluatlou, who rere successful
Cha1 F. Gage Was nominated for Railroad Com
nireloneI.
Resolutions wert adopted approving the co1T1e
q tie administration; in favor Of tue abolition Of
ne fIaul'nE privilege; urg1rg that nominal res
etoEau0n Of the former relations Of anY state
10 TIC Cplou accomplished pJ fraud IN violation OF
conditions Of recnns.Iucnon to nul! 1ud void a. in
tbe caAe Ct Georgia; that Congress IL bound 10
enforce the condition Of reconstruction, aud
nnintaln republican form OF government; !;
speak Of the ac:!ou OF tue New
1oIE Legislature IN reeclndiu9 the RATIFICATION
OF the Fifteenth Amendment ~ q blow aiued al
unls renal suffrage; comment q the participation
of the Democratic party in the rebellion; hal the
revival Of temperance in the State as au omen or
good; pledge eupport to the industrial classes;
e1rtesa fegzet at The death Of Secretary Stanton
, 1870-01-08

closed his doors eoan ~ hs nounatton fot Ttes1
| urt1 Of 8tBte var Auuouncod, rciH5'ox Gd1n!sianc
! TO the army Of thirsty followeis 1ho MAIDS Fus
es s'1,s sea.s 5 Wn fearful e
| For 3upe1luicpdcat Of Paolsc 1Qstrucuon, L. @
| NAt,besS, of The New Albany Ledoer, II nnentlou
lie p1ize, sni. besides. ia utspoken ia rssor OF
The F1ueertn Amendment, aud opposed 10 tho
rrrua.st,o9, q ;ao public deos. he vonr got If,
Taf1cit Is Cd lhe track for sapreme Jadxe, and
ths aRPon!nfnt nnI nn Of ynoxe IT, As = n n.ona nas
| &rfelRtn, but the csnnosR are Ia favor OF uauuA
Ko1oeu still seens 10 be...he 1ssorlse In ne north
are active. DoVneg Au1 leafs IN The Third DIS
ncon. i was attended, By ahoas soFty pesa ,na 1t
utnt. Gsncrais Slack and Manson Toey rec ,n-
vrnuon, but the Mu,l,ann eleme4t ~,l not near 10
tIea az arrangement. and ueao1.cxs or Dt. Fitch
The o.d anti war element Il here IN 1ul. force,
aEn VIII no doubt ..op1foI the couSeutlpa
The State Editorial Convention net this mofo-
t1R ana fp-nt The dss 10 dacass:ng paiters Of In
le1es: 70 t4s csa1t- Tbs iolloatng Officers Earo
elected le5 1870: Pre.tde1t .. E. Eald d1tl,, Lsoa-
Eon Fntt.ot;; VIC Prehdrut, J: Q. Iardesty. Au-
~ ;!nnsI, o. as,oa sessstsy ~ c4m.. nor;a7
TT TT Aty,t<1; ni1sctoFs 1st, J; y. Fsst=r, E:aas.
81
81, 9 j. Lapesdaie Gteencasue Baantr; gu. !.
y. bsowp. sutllsan t'nfon; eth. Z. II. Il. MoCs1n,
aivssi'ie nta.i<S 81 E Il ress. : 0?Ss Ns@c.le S
Ituyicr; 10Th, j 2 Stall. Lgouier Eaunsy 11lh,
E. a: J. rmssan. Mlca'gaa Cry Eafsrpriss
form ecale for Transient advertising, which the
craft will be asked 10 ad7pt- e..
an e1cur, in 10 tue Esstern cties next summer.
TIE committee to award medal to the b st
, 1870-01-08
MICHIGAN,

Woman SnkfrnEe-Sense finance
Railroad Hem.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
DKfRntr, -ku. !.
The formal cal u out for Stats Female SUI
frsge Convention At Battle Greek, and announces
that Mrs- Il II. 7. Cutler aud G. B, s:eboius will
certainly be annoeB the speaker, and that either
Lucy store, Mts- LseImore, or Mrs.. Stanton Fill
IN Al probability be IN attendance
pnfltR the past month the Stats debt WAS r.
aaGt t SEQ 0eo. and the cash balance on jan was
euA oveE 36o0, ,0oG.
H 10 certain that Hon. Solomon L. Walker has
IEGluaed Dot to accept the United States Circuit
WaahlEEto1. @ :"
AZ tEg Jackson lansing Saginaw railroad nas
~ sttd mat It's Northern extension ahAll pot
~ @ mo Interior to Maeko&w, hut shall run
.;,s ~ hnit atonz Bay Shore, twenty miles 1t
backing the enterpti1e. o'''e7 E. wy -
, 1870-01-08
Nassau.
sEtzURE OF ARAa INTENDED For TIE CLEANS
QUINCY.
sseiEnbuE Exploded-EsnilFond Re.
criTft-Nesv Chicf OF FoIEce-Dis.
AntiAEuCti0ns

ssuznbuC Exp1oded-EknilFond Rc-
crirft-Nesv Chicf OF FoIIcc-Dts.
AntI4Fnctfons
Special Desratch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QCtScY, Ja3. :.
The Western Union Land Company, which has
been IN operation here for some time, pretending
to do an extensive business, and reporting Itself
as owning and controlling large landed estates in
ntarIF eyety Western ald Southern state In the
Union, has dssappeaIed, haE!tR c.,p1sscted ol.ls
IN t0Rn and nothing Left saye lille o1lce fusnt-
ture, vheteWith 70 llquilate it, Indebtedness.
a piece OF paper lacked On tue office door
aa.a has written 11n upon POI Il these words: "Ine
50 Of Ja1uag. atsn. M The furniture was
6o.its u lot knoEn, nor hare ne any idea as to
the ex'ent Of the1r operastons: As they repre-
fenteo themselves aa beng authorized aRcrts for
Railroad Company, they hare had many corre-
NektGrn Union Lard Company ts company Of
two men, and Is believed 70 be gigantic hum
bug. ..
The total receipts 70, freight received and for
Kardcd trom this cltJ on tre Hanuioal i Missouri
Railroad, for 1e6o, are IS, ,3n2 o7t.7s,
J. G. McGtau having resigned his position AZ
Chief OF Police. Isaac Abrams. upon the recon-
ncLdat!on Of MAJOR Befr1au. ives appointed 10 fll
the place. Abrams Il an Rr0wed Democrat, aid
The MaS or Republican. The appointment gives
universal dissatisfaction to both parties, Abrams
Do1 By aIJ nears belt g Ut for the position.
, 1870-01-08
WISCONSIN.

Arrival Of Legislators Mt Madison
Condition OF lhc Stale fllxtottcn1
Society - Special Congregational
EaFCt1ous
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wla, Jan. !.
4 few Administers Of the company Of members
and Office seekers, who will be In force here mex
week, htve arrived.
l, Ii snnwlng hard. and drifting considerably to-
hight, 40 It looks a. the railroads muss be block.
ed up.
Secretary Diapers report showa 1hst the State
dillon, having made improvements IN It's rooms 1t
the Capitol and large and valued nddtdons 10 It's
collections, Including Set Of British P8sent
with nine Me-atzed por11aits Of prominent c1u.
zeus, during the year.
The special election Of CongEesauaau IN pIace OF
AI. Hopkins will be or6trcd for The second
Tuesday in February, giving ample time for call
Ing conventions and making nominations DC
, 1870-01-08

sre the r'ch'y -dfessed tewelled women now
Pointed out wto have made thetr ducats Within
that time By rauntng establishments lodR.
tn8A which, before the NaE, Commanded
= and 80 weekly, have since brought IS,
$50. and even hf9he-. 4 young married man and
wife could befote secure Eentee! rooms IN genteel
raid So, SO, SO, or more Single men before
obtained good board tor g. a1d
fash!cr able board on Fifth, Mad!-
son, Park. aud Lexington arenues for S
and SO. New, the most common apartments
CT mn,aEd 80 weekly, and board In the fashions
h1e' district rarges from SIS upward With the tall
II bsesdStud5 and manufactures, and almost ev-
e'y1hing pertaining TO board and za.ment, board
n ff5 fHjJ.H
, 1870-01-08
totls tIul34 J. C0BCRS.
FROM cuSGREssAAN BOYD, or MISSOURI
WARRINGTON n r. hoy. a 1cSq


The New York Commercial thinks |. high rime
thar The price Of board should be tedaced. Tne
editor kays.
at Is now both II hotels and tn private houses
10 the TsF, hotel keepers coicei mppey
a. sS0 day, WHY should they new
c1esae S0 and - Tot to mention
win the price Of board iiself. No ho,e! now Ger
ta1niy o1gnt re cearxe more than $3.50 or 81, tn-
cQdoR Ill ef42A Sooner or later the pf1cea hAye
got 10 cone doRu> Landlords viii Ie7eF be able
10 make fortunes eut Of Ihe Travelling pubic eycty
5tar "a they 1are since 1861.
keeping hol1def3 h4s been 4 Eos: lucrative
hntizess u Neg York foE ten ycars, aad msu1
, 1870-01-08
RiTSoF SUBSCRIPTION, Payable In ldsante.
DAILY
The Daily Ed!tlon per 5ear, hngle COPY. .Sl2.OO
TRI-W EEkLY.
The Tri-Weekly Ed!iIon, single copy .....S 600

One cppy, one Jear...,.,,,.......... g 90
Four copies, one .eaf, to one Address. 90
Ten copies, ppe ye8I. 10 one Rddress..... 15 90
Twenty copies, one year, to one addreAa... 1900
Fifty copea4 one Jea1, to one sddtesa.... COCO
In making the aooye very low prices, and tn Of.
fertng the high commissions below, We require
that the clubs shall 90 to orr address, aud BK MADE
IT ard renitted for At oSE TINE When sub
6c.bera wish papers 70 be addressed 10 each indl-
v1duM IN the clnb, nteeu ceuu must be added 10
the subscription for each ua1ne 10 be Wat1e1.
As an tnduceMent to Postnzssers, and Others,
to interest themselves IN the circulation Of TIE
WEEKLY TR1BrHR, and TO reimburse them for their
lAhos and expense, We viii allow them twenty
per cent commIaa1on upon all subscriptions 10
the Weekly, made IN accordance with anoTe rates.
The commission does not spp1y 10 the Daily OF
Tn.Weekly.
In addition TO this commission OF twenty per
cent We ocer for the thi,teen larye.f Ftvtiy Club
received on OF before the fifteenth day Of JauRa:g
l57e, the following
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nlAh Information Of the assessed valuation Of th,
state for The paAt 1se sears- Referred
Mr. BUXTON. Ct Clinton, offered resolution
c11l sstessn euss be void: alao. that the Genera
Assembly hare no Pow er 10 impose a tar for local
or corporate purposes. Referred.
hr. lAISEa, o1 Lake, Offered resolution t1a:
Ill persons Of nature age be allowed TO eotoJ
e4ni ct.il and political slGafa- Referred
VI. BROWNING offered the following:
RAssfse That the Couu,ittet on the JadleIarJ co.,
ds- q pKopr1st5 Of inserting in the contribution the
The courts Ct justice may be authnrized to grant
dtyo11e4. hut NJ ciyotee tfEeo1vips the mRtrioual
rottfAt fha he fE.1se3 except TO: which
l.HfM Tor tho patty on account ot VII adultery
dtScft NAY hAvc en ol 2sced marry axaia duc
tte h!ttne Of tie husbacd ae Vile from Eho; be of
ale NAV hare 6eea etrntccd,r
ADJOURNMENT.
On Mo'tOn the convention adjourned Until TO-
HorTpM q nIptnE At 10 O'Clock.
, 1870-01-08

Washing E1On-LctfCEE from Hon. =,
H. Boyd ana ConEreasnan CO.
burma Committee Authorized to
Essir WasninEton.
From the St Lcuis Denocrat .Jan.7
The Increment for the removal OF the National
1a1ta! to the West has at lAEt assumed an active,
wt4klpg slatos r hitch angurs the most complete
success. The day Of talk has been succeeded bJ
an e1a Of effective action. and the different com.
ntftesa nle WORKING harm outousy together, with
every promise OF advanced progress during the
present session Of Congress-
held last evening il PatIor No. Of he soat hern
Hotel hich Tas ooto enthusiastic and largely al
f:lon G. Smith, ESD. vas called TO the chair,
and Nj. Barrett, Of the Dispatch, chosen secre.
taIs.
The principal object Of the meeting was to con-
v.sst Waahir gton IND iake measures 10 prevent
further anprt pfaucns of money for erecting pa5-
uc buildings u rhat oascufe locality.
should be to hare the committee bring tbs sub
ject directly before y estern members OF Con-
gregg, and SECURE their pEonpt and hearty coop.
Grafton IN the enosta now being male in st
II -as determined that a committee Of dye 70.
tpat purpose he appointed By the Chair prev.ous,o
detray re expenses Of thelr TIP to Washington be
rslsed bJ subscription.
NJ Reayia reported much effective proGEess.
Washington. composed Of metnberb who Will sus-
lain The Enterprise, and labor ZeAlouAfy to bring
ization was started on tne SD Of December. and
DOW nun bess nearly eighty memhera General
John =. Logan. OF linoE, Waz-noEse Of energy
cohurn, Of Indiana, the Secretary.
Ing: 80
PROM CONGRESSMAN cosuM.
Mr. [. {. Rtarts:
DEAR SIN: Yours came to haod duly: hare
, 1870-01-08
PEORIA.
Probable Fatalities Caused BIZ
Drunk Acuucxs.

F{CDhDlE kRkAEk1c2 caused 0T
Drunk cuucSs.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
PEORIA, Jan. !.
Late last night, policeman passing down
Bridge street heard a stt4ugo uolee proceeding
from RonmanB blacksmith shop. Running to the
eEot he found man Keltern9 In pool Of
t!ood. At nrst It was thought that he had been
gasroted and robbed, but subsequent iuyestga-
tiors ahnWcd that he had. while intoxicated,
Climbed up long platform and gone 70
eIeep on top. Getting no, be had backed
on the platform falling head downward 3 distance
Q! fifteen feet, stirling hcick pavement, severely
!cjnIsng himself internally. .!le ras carried to
the police station, where he has been In ding
eoEo,,on all day. At this hour, 10 80 he IL slow
y failing and Will probably die before morning.
he stranger in the city, IS years old, appareLt
y, dressed n brown suit. He y tn danger Of
cauEe1 By internal hemoErna3e.
z Williamson, Of Elmxood, brought load Of
hoEa into PtoFtA and sold them tot $500. Getting
dsnne n the afternoon. be le4 on ssose, cutting
the back OF his hexd open ard causing q feaffnl
wound II 1s feared that the skull Ii frac1used-
he inkiatcd that be Was attacked By thieves and
robbed Of his money. hut being drunk q: the tine
did Lot Know what the matter WAs.
, 1870-01-08

ATCB1sof. Jan. 7.-Fr1day last. Patrick Cox, q
well Known iArmer Of this county *as shot, aud
dangerously wounded, b. negro namsa John
soo who WAS a5reated and lodged IN jail IN default
Of II 800 bail Tuesday night mob OF people
from Mount Pleasant and Wilmon, Townships,
came Into the city and took Johnson from Isll and
hung him, This outrage u bitterly denounced By
Efforts are being made to ferret out the peIpet1a-
tors The City Council passed reso!uronA COL
demnlng the nctIou Of the NOT, and ordered the
Gty Attorney 10 asstAt the county In the prosecu-
tson Of PERSONS engaged In the mob, when caught
, 1870-01-08
.4U0 cavalry Horses Wanted.

DFFlCE pEFUf ITAflIEAAA6TEH,t
CHICAGO ILL.,. jan l, lssu. I
shd propo.1ls IN DIT l.caie. With cory Q: this A.
ttTttet1k y attached. Invited and will oe ID
:: tht ee until II III. Saturday. FthsGarv 157u fot
fnIcith!us the Qa.tega.:els Department At CheAsas
U!lnt II, viz h four hundred tfUI} eAvaJry kor3e1
Snld hoIfcf uGet b. eound In MI particulars. wtu
btoktr. sn u neeh AID god condition. tl' tt5 IT,
tct to e} sixteeu haIds ElFh from t5 rye 10 ~ niua
JeAEs cid. and we'll adAtted for the eAYalry SERVICE
Al hEtes offered will be tubcct ii affEid inspect!o
sud cnly thorc iEat Il the stAudAtd tux first
claA4 cavalry Ecrtt* will be received
Bids viii be teetised aGd considered tof 5> tTs OF
I1olt horlet. -..-.
When 4 t.o1c.aI IL fer twenty-five tss} Or unrs
htIeee. 1t tust te accompanied b kENaatre Of II
least tTo ptrtoEA to the etct Rat the bidder con-
py;snt 70 esry ept ths 's1n,e o1 .he eyntrast
llThe rst1opehitty OF the Eaasantoss ust be certified
to " Clerk Ct : Cou:t Of Record;
The delivery OF eontrsetsd f2f 70 g eopetea
Payment tEilI Re mace to ko<c!nsutEf LnncA on tha
p!.ton Of delivery AID 1rcsrf aney Of ~ hoftts cn
fracied !er u,def terms II thI4 Adyersi4e1 11eut-
The s1kh frject AaJ and Iii bids that may be o6<.
FsuI O. as VIII II endorsed Propoeala for Cavity
Bofttt" and addfeeked TO the ubterkfSEed. and I4t
sve the full Ct the bidder, with bis Port Otee
X pdder invited to be present =. the opening ok
By cT4tr Of Bvt Nal Cen Q. L. RECKER,
Assistant Qr. Mf. Eentfsl
Chief o. Nj. MI. Dir, XA,
4. j. ACGDENIGLk,
hfeTet Colonel aud Depot IL, Af+
, 1870-01-08

BALTIMORE, Jan THE Maryland Legislature
has been fully engaged. The message Of EoYernof
Bowie puls the net fuEded debt Of the State at
tle tas 93s S: - an otset the State holds stocks
and bonds On which dividends and fnteretr are re-
ceisei to tae areunt Of t7,s2$,3ls,s1, lear1og an
actual debt Of $a4e452a Il. The message op-
POI Is ms ed echools but suggests that the tax re-
ceised from coiored taxpayers for school puE-
children, and that educational facillt!es be
cHerded to them b. the State The message 10
OF great length. and confined principally 10 State
Malte5s. In dikcusEug The Fifteenth Amendment,
he contends that the question OF suErage should
Be LETT entirely to the control Of the several
EthffA
, 1870-01-08

With to-morrowts TRIBUNE We shall re-
sumo TIE SrxDAy SUPPLEMENT thht our
readers may not be without the entertain
lug and Instructive miscellaneous reading
which is carefully selected for that issue Of
our paper, and which ne have the strongest
assurance-the increase Of circulatiou-is
fully appreciated and eagerly sought for.
, 1870-01-08
MISSOURI,
Suits in the Circuit Cours ut st.
Louis

St. LoCIs, jar. s.-The Missouri Pacific Ra.1.
rpad Company lied In the Circuit Court 10 dsI az
ansEtf 70 the pet1tton for an Injunction to re.
strain that coMpauf from operating The Mtsseur,
River and the LeAFenHorth, Atchlson North.
generally the Allegations Of tue petition, 1ud
htAtta that the original charter Of the company
contemplated au extension Of The road to the Pa.
clrc coast. Negotiations are now pending far a
renewal Of the leases OF the kADsaB roads, and q
meeting Of the committees appointed by the com,
on Tuesday next, 10 adjust the dlu1cultieA-
A suit In the Circuit Court to day. brought By
Le1js Rsuaon ca, of tsis ii city. for ssS,ooo =.
legged to hare been lost BY neglect Of defendants
to Sell TO bales Of cot1on when Instructed 70 90 10
In 1864 VA decided in favor OF the defendants
They contecded that the cotton could not be sod
at ruling rates ID consequence OF It's bad oondi,
ttou and quality.
, 1870-01-08
FOREIGN.
Political Affairs in Spain Con-
tinue Unsettled.
Another Discouragfng Report Con-
cerning The Suez Canal.
Comments Called Out by Hrs.
Stoves Latest Book,
SpR4ns
POLITICAL MATTERS.

MApxID, Jan. :.
On the occa8on OF the feast Of Epiphany. yes-
terday, the Cores proceeded IN q tody to the
Royal Palace, 0Ct were received by Itegeut Ser
Iano. Senior Rlseras. President OF the Cortes,
made an address to the Regent, IN which be de-
clared IN the nsne Of All the Deputies, that
thrcugh the untty Of action alone could the vtcto.
riouA revolution te completed.
La Tolitita says al! 1tea OF q Dictatorship has
been abandoned. M!n'E:e.a rcfuse 10 With
draw thetE resfguatsors unlels a programme OF
POLICY lie definitely fa1med,
ELECTION DISTURBANCES.
MADRID, Jan. 7-EreuirR.
Election disturbances are reported In Alicante
A:ceT, Huesca, and at other pointa. This city Ia
traL 1ull
, 1870-01-08
0hTttun--

Colr1SGe, M ~. ~ 5Mm Ses Sashten, President
from INJURIES reeei,e ID a le~ dass stnce, Being IN
PH,LAp11FH1t. jar. Geo. Sezsey, Youngest
gTtAa from the Pittsburgh Dist,ict. died ths nnr.
lrg. The remains Tin be sent to Pttiso1rgh 70.
tnte{nepL
, 1870-01-08

ne eonEs9gon aaeGno!ed at 10 o'clock N
tssIsa. En,d lnna,, ~ ~ me caalr Rev. D.
fofo oGKsIi5ss ins op T11q psa5es
nj; I,s,,.s I,EmSE Of s!epnenson arose % questto
NJ ia nEaSsen,ngu Hpn s ~ ~ ~ ifom tne Eepol
tu be Vas mis1epresentad Ia ~ nof "a wasrt 4.
M sot @ sose . o. censnte On tae reporter noR only
Iniure S WISH ~ aee '3ns sea'oS o. 1ne Alod N u
Mn ARCHER, OF Pie wished m co,r,r, a ,,,<
ns.ar, ~ = ~ n1 ~ 9 On sos1feSnty Wneh aF
isnnd mats tps ,na as "nno ne noped that pare
NJ: ROSS. q Fnl:on, also desired corrections q
mifs.atemenH M made. Of him Ia the same paper.
~ ~ m WY tae %a5 - Waen mat paper vas going
~ e1;eM0ele; I1aoghtet.l He Wnhed 70 call th
teF' ,oxurx,c,-,o,,.
;s, sh!sSEH: Of ADAMS, presented comruu
ms4ten ron } rea1ge
"1thout reading. -...-,.,+.
ME: ALIEN, Of Crawford. presented commu,
rtcatlon on roads and highways Referred With.
ngADE.AADE CONSTITUTION.
~. Turner Of stephenson, sa1h that some
t,Lu gentleman had furnished him with sesdy.
ena hs sean1 4t m ces
satrap!e laughter. It was referred to the Com.
nE'tet on MtceIlaneoQs snhjects-
81. TkGEsDALE, q Rock Island, oeered d
communication from the stone-cutters' Associa.
tiuu, ard ASKED that the tatne might be read. 1t
= 1nttn me gr1cvauces OF the craft and asked
thar free labor pightioe employed instead Of con
ttct labor On the pnb!tc buildings Of the State.
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr. BENJAMIN, OF Mclean, offered couuunt.
ca'top from the ceutIal Illinois Methodist Eptspo.
Conference, which asked that the Legislature
ff1Atlons to any Eectar1an Institution OF depomj.
amor 81 hody. Referred.
Mt AEDIILQf Cook, stated thHs the Committee
IN Printing and B,rd.pc was nrepared 10 MAKE
/ sreport. he satd that after careful examir1n-
ton the committee were unable 10 make apT bet
ur propositions thsn tnose aIready suhrnifted
he cor Dttee were elt:Ye.y satisfied tnat m fet
t'r contract could be MADE with tie proper re.
noseser had seen etcied and WIn - fe tie ;es
t. ce 1te report was the ra1ue as previously SUB
Ei:ed. He asked that the convention direct the
Seer tayy OF State 10 proceed with the contract A.
recommended BY the committee
As. TISCHER, Of Eerm1lton, moved that the
report be adopted. '@~
Mr. MEplL desired to saJ few Tunss for the
1t5cInaflon Of the convention before he aat dogu.
ne ieen ,a fead some caIstoll! PREPARED dgures as
discussion on The Whole question arose, In which
yarous gentlemen participated. "A'SA
Nj. TUKEER, Of Slepheusop as Chairman nf the
committee, prcceeded TO MAKE q rerY Ienrtnr
sreech. He desired to venilate epIue Of rne Sc.
cfet history Of this quest1on, and proceeded TO
FLOW some OF the dlItlcpltIes which beset thts
tcfs of The Snr1npfietd Jaurr,f ana as1s +hat ha
Lad cante ali tn,s iroub;e The diffcnifI rns
nenced away back when Cook CopEty elected a
vsn1,nn Tnafs inI+nei saG IT. ~ Lals son.
mid rive fne rnnt,ni or N'e ahts 'Io ho, 'ass
fhc Ir deren,lenfo 1ratoet ~ ~ s pay y ~
ard It was mnrh 01teTeS .baraars nsnrss
, 1870-01-08

NEwARx, n. J., jan. AT meeting Of The
csoxa IN aauc:pa;;on oi anofaer sort q r. 70 cbanze
s,'r1s S'y oMcezs- The Democrats h2r1n4 TWO ma
Tas ~ tMaosahated new uss, but on voting there
~ sntng with The Repunlicsnk thus defeat.
snn71d int1no.euon: int n.o The Council then adjourned
Esesn Win srs excitement, the lobby denouuclng
isnee ls hsgso esor., n,isna.er prssse room, while
, 1870-01-08
Isfcn1ltc ntzccReuafion -M0rEEngc
with a Christian and nurdct-A
~ Religious SAcfiltcc.7s

Au Io13NM NAH Ic.luHInY totte3{E0u
cehc. from GatctA.
-" Five JeEE, nsEea Moees Schneider Msyel
Drecher, Ahrah~M Noses Schneider. Jpseph Ian
the murder Of Abraham Teidnan, son OF tho ia,
Ter, at 1alrapot, IN Galicta. II appears that the
dt ceased haa made ~ o1er Of tnaEIsae TO Chris.
tan g1li and that she had accepted him
on his promising 10 become Christian
nlEo. uaTlng heard Of this promise, tie
htclsed Len assenoled ~ the house Of Moses
Teidmann, aud warmly upbfAlded young Teld,
II ann for n.s apo-t1ca. TIE laller, however, re-
Eatned uh.1issle, and DUNG the alteration The
father threw y elLng rope ronad lis neck stu
IuEed at II, assisted By tie ether nan. uotI III
sGn y 81 sttaneled. Hannah Te!dGapp, the nother
oi the detesstd, Who was absent 3. the time,
SHOW cd n.uch Enef NJ the death Of her eor, hut
vas to0n Iac:.td by EfT 4ustauI rrpfl srntlhE the
nu1ter as religious sacrifice, a:lu pa-sei the
Iesi Ct The eSanlI Kish hi1i u prater- Tne case
GA cIes5Iy proved EaipSt tae defen naat4. Mo.e5
TelEMa In and Mlyer Erccbsr we're sentenced 10
tt hAlged, AID the other tAIte 10 ten yeafs' in
ll!sphment, With hard la5or.