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, 1870-12-15

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zEsnrn;,,v AN =
Wisis h Connecticut VIA r.thsr reiue.
}.nfiv drs1n into reseh;nu .e.in " the *.
eiusion Of tvt7y other budpesss Iftsr presoh-
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eorc A.d;c.t,6n - AAeo A1''A1 es'A
1Th,is 49,. .S-.z ~ tb,t .t,,,n,, ~.
.os ~ rh;ch fsrsd .h1,at ~ fue n,,n5 r..
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49,. - .be h.,iid;nv fmf ia ~ irsrr1naa
aoe" NO IA 'ast n:u W n sse
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apo4io uoEo' qs Nns AIF one so1ul0 1 ~ dSsupPo4e
suen iHtng, uess5 les1qeax. tne 15naseea 5!ua =
ETete mal8noI = 5ne .tn8Rss49n. olnee =
have M eesa n ~ p ntesnsouIS @ hays 70 sesa Il
out mere q nor NoRu ot ttasa "a h, laAs
Aa1 tH1ee 3e1ts NY 10y s4ae. At1aa Ellie
to Chicago, vheTo 1eeunsd NJ own name, g,
fItm CnGago1.t ~ weqs 70 snAnnon. GAfEo4
GountY, ": 1ne1e eonnec1eo mYseN wan
me 6aptata. Ano was o1o41noa ~ coaneu
called Tor that purPose. preacned for the
church IN that town 1cf feTeFA months. but
got bsokan up there By tho revelations Of ,
ecound1eis Who knew OF my troublaa tWanty.
years ago. Int Nhich had kept secret. He
drnt offered If would give him hush money
he would sAy nothing, but had no money,
nor could I get Il, and 10 hs exposed me. 1
then esme to Elkhart, in the State Of 1ndisna,
where ! preached hfa months HeEe my
eyil genius followed mei and this lime IgaTe
nm W % resp MN quioH a. me eaa
OF tho hvo months actsptsd CAL to the pas
torate o. ne hspaiat church there. bad not
peen thefe long before the spirit OF the owl
noe prompted me 70 The utterxnce OF fAlse-
mood respecting pfopefty which, alleged, vas
owned hy H11e n H1lamore. Aftsrward I
. atat&d thAs We bad soid II and 1t stated finea
were 10 tece4ve nu1ns Amounting IN tho aEgre-
gate to $4,000. I aseert Il, bcfore God this
hour, that nad no object whAteyar that can
conceive % ioE 9aElog theee atAaennnts. 1
ssa 70 e enc 10 gam os 20 aoinS, and to tnis
hou1 u y ~ sssat1 myaIly 20 nae - !s 60
o.ns.s G4y Wy g. te.s " ~ loto tAls
see.e aI;s teaa Ga9, ovaea.aea i IoaA ~. eat
sSuTG; ~ ~ ps9siaeace y y, A1a fnan e
.saat .Sn fss;sn n = A - 1oi. na. al ala
psos. ~ ae15auJ. Ai.es une contracted 1ot
20 1n!u 10 Pc on tHs !eAn OF tnose etatomenEs-
in4t P1oPe1ty 1qaxe snee iecon.e{ed to u
ngott41 u"ne. 1tnen' nesotisteo Tour bi!ia
o. etenAoge. aonan6 n ~ 20 s!,W, zoe
Mgoets ~ sa eauoteesa iaao1n8 ~ tae1f namea
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- eue aao1ey ~ - - T. f.: t ~ :!
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, 1870-12-15

Nj: Buly Mansen, the ystez.n Dernocsat
from Ohio, who has inamortalized himself
BY his speeches In favor Of repudiating Che
national deb1 and ii denonstI rating thaf a
negro is not "a human being, and OTHER
popular Democratic theories, offered a
resolution IN Gang greaa;, on 'Tussdsy, reci1ip8
that the people Of the United States had
adopted the Thirteenth Amendment to the
constitution, and bad thereby - stamped
with The ;seal ot theis condemnation p1l
Commerce in human. ,beings." Mongen
wss not reelected this year, md hsnee his
courage in declaring that the Thirteenth
Amendment was lawfully adopted, andlis
part ct the constitution. :, ):
, 1870-12-15

7':!The Missouri election ought to sasiafy
the most incredulous that all feeling OF
revenge and hats growing out OF The rebel
lion; has ceased to exist among the peGple.
When Tho Republican State Convention
met in September, there vas split on the
question OF Recommending the temoTa Of
The political disabilities which kept 90 coo
white men OF tbs Stste from 1oting The
extremists bitterly opposed any remoVA Of
these disabilities. At the reoenl election,
the constitutional amendments abo1iahinG
, 1870-12-15


A rpeck OF War Among the Arst.is:
Wars and sumors Of WAITS In the musicl il
and dramatic world are not infsequent, and,
ID every one knows, grow out Of tns enrtea
md teaIousies which sesm, to be inseparanla
from thoea' professions; but it has usually
teen considered that tho artists Of thb paleate
and easel dwell too near the alY to he
troubled with suhlun&ry quA1Tels, and that
their livea hnz along - smoothly and serena-
" ~ = river through fowery> meads and yer.
daut paetu1es to tho ocean. The painter has
alwaYs been regarded ~ Sybarits repoa!ng,
upon airJ beds Of hope, dwelling In gorgeous
Spanish casnes, snd Eubsisting upon tbs
'6c1iptu1A1 gain Of must1rd. +, a circular be-
fore us, however, shows that even the artists
hare their little trtala and quArrels. - 80
This ci1eular il the frst p1onunoiamento In
. bitter personsl quarrel between Jlnaes
Fairuau, 4 very prominent and rising artist OF
PhiIsdefphis, aud William Hart, IN equalty
prominent artist Of Chicago, In this circular,
Mr. Fxiunan charges Mr. Hrt, virtually, With
stesling =: lecsu1e . from , him, - md
delivering 1T Is his own In New
York and Boston. Tbs rronunaiamsnto
has roaehed Chicago, bec1uaa Mr. Hart
conteuplttes delivering tho same lecture In
Chicago before the Academy Of Design. Mr.
Fatrman, Il seems to III, makes out vary
slrnng casa against Mr. Hart. In fAct, it IL
impossible to rad ths circular, which Ia in the
nature OF an attested affidavit, without arziv-
irE 1t the conclusion that Mr.. HErt has very
eoolly appropriated Mr. sFsirnnans brains The
only defence which Mr. Hart makes, It Seems
10 Us, does not help bis case any, - be 10
tnoHledgea that he obtained ths skeleton .of
his lecture from NJ. sFaitmsn-thlt' ID, Mr..
Fairmsn Furnished Mr.. HIT with tho thoughts
ind idsas, and the 1asser had only to f1l In and
supply Illustrations. Granting that tIda be
true, however, 1t does net reflect much credit
upon LIZ. Hattts originality or ability. Mr..
Fai1manh circular, however, seens to dis
prove this assertion, md it becomes an open
question, theteso1e, whether it would not be
more appropriate fol. the nembers to invite
Mr. Fairman to deliver his own. lecture than
Mr.. Hart to deliver Mr. FsirmAns tecsurv.
, 1870-12-15

Tot41.-..-.. 9ss,B{ .-&f9.8f8 80
In the above tables, We hAva allowed for
all fractions IN excess Of one:half the ratio.
which, In cass the whole population be
*, ,47s, GOO, will be Isl, ,921, on basis ,of,
e4s members, and 1es, $40, on the basis Of
800 nembera. In several cases, these frfc-
tions nnsy be changed by tho official te-
turns Of the cenzuz. Il viii be seen that
whichever number be selected, the North
western States will make a -larga propor-
tionate gain. In consequence Of the fact
that each state must hsre one Represents
tire, 10 mstter how suall ita population
msy be, and Is Oregon, Nesada, NebrAa1ta,
and Delaware axe far below any nnmbef at
which = 1.tio is >d1ea, It Is impossible to
apportion tho representation exactly. Thus,
fixing tho representation At one Reptesen'
,at.gs for 15s, ,a21, md one for any frsction
exceeding ha1f that number, md It M
same Tina giving member to these su,al
Staten, will increase the number OF Repro
seutatiYos beyond 24s, making the numbls
appoffioned, e47--
Tbs late slaveholding stase., thodgl
they have n12de but > slight increase y
thair actual population, gain largely Il
their representative; population, by th
emancipation of the slaves, three-ffth
, only OF which were counted previously, i
apportioning Representatives, This gsf
is Justly due to than, and Il Is singal'
anomaly to admit to the floor members
Congress elected by the votaa of those vh
a.e not counted IS among tho people ref
resented. The subject is one Of the mo
important, politically, on which The n'ajo
ity in Congress is called to act. It u, i
deed, mera ministerial duty which u
constitution so plainly requires, that I
room remains for discretion. Any prets
uhich 9ou1d hold it to BE- in the power I
Congress to refuse, At this session. Won
equally Justify ita refusal through {
fu.use sessions. It Is, in short, one
those denfals af Fundamental right whie
In themselves, ara invitations to oppressit
on Tie one hand and..reToluilon o7't1
r4I>aH
, 1870-12-15

test o..h. d eaer polldss}> al alt,
nents. ~sfs sdepaed by;th4 peptqsa BY -; Is
iotiaes ranging from liz, ,ooa % o;1ss, oooo,
out ot a t9.al vote et> icy eoo. :, Thepsopls
Who fought Though ths; s;Tsr, and'~ho paid,
and ara paying, ita expenses, have no dispo-
sition to protrant It by the political pro-
se1iptton~ Of their 1ate enemies, and, II they
had the opportunity, would vota away
everything looking to punishment and
, 1870-12-15

Making nf deffctts which hare been
paid BY the Eric and Ch1m1laIn


In addition to thSt. there Wa4 tnken feum The
earnings Of thf1e cana1ss to p&y Tor cert4tu stock
on tae Chen1nko EAnA1, f. "a, ,53ao& There te,
then, s. to BE- &dded 10 the surplus tolls
which have stated 70 haze been Paid into ma
Stats Treasury, e2rntd BY the E11e and Cham.
pain Can21st nod &ppropri3tei to Others, which
mates a. total Of SS1, ,6tf, As&6l received By the
State from the earnings Of the Ellie aud Cham
plato Canals. 10 September 80, 1868; which has
been eo1sldeiaoiY Increased since, huk how much
The entire amount Of caua1 debt as this time
do NOT fnoE exactly, bnr be1eTe u aMyunGA to
Aomeu ing ]fas than st, ,ncu, 900, On the 5oSh Of
September. 1858. It amounted to &tI242 $50; aud
there VA to the credit OF The sinking fluid Set 3h
for The redemption OF this debt something over
81, 20 co6: 50 thar tho deht noF, hpprcaenu, II
son ching less than S1o4f q, ,op0.
Tha entire cost Of nil the canals In the Ssate
AN mot tole TO aFceIt2ln, from Rny data bic nAa
come to my handa, with any degree Of dedotse-
ufM, but whatever 1t may have been. 1t h4s been
rcdd9d By payments from tue earnings Of tho
canals to less than ten mllnoos-
Nov, there are In tue State OF New York shout
500 Lnita Of cHuAl, fnclu0inE tho feeders aud In.
teInal improvements connected With tna canals.
which xye mainly for short distAures. The Edo
Canal, ftnm here to AlnacY, with It's connectnR
fetdeIe, and, Including the diss1pce from West
Noy 70 Albany Is about ss1 miles long. Sow let
IN Sec how this canal pays rerenue TO the SAFE.
MF. H9KAfd has told us that 70 per cent OF tn rev.
enuo cowe4 fTum The Western Stste4 Pha lengths
which will 8t6te aZe Ehe ttnEths including, IS
said before, the feeders, and al the combinations
Of river Improvements:
, 1870-12-15

sen1soz spragne,; Of: Rhode Islaud, hss
offered resolution directing N inquiry
INTO Tbs ci1u, political, <ad military record
Of tbs sprsgue family, including hiaself,
during tho wa, snd calling On the War
Depastment for Ill papsrs bearing on ths
, 1870-12-15

This Honse, by vote Of l03 10 G5,
passed bill repealing the franking prfv-
ilege after July, 1871, allowing, however,
the free Interchange OF publications., apd
The free circulation of weekly and semi
weekly papers in the county IN which they
ara publiabAd.
, 1870-12-15
On Tuesday: Last Senator. .Mc0zeery, bf
Kentucky, introduced in the Senate reso-

On 4uesQ&y. lkSI .HeuRtoF. -l0cIfe61Ys OF
introduced in the Senats reso-
luton proposing an investigation wiz a
view TO disintarr5ng ths remains pf the
Cnion soldiers buried On the Arlington es-'
tate, near Washington City, 80 that tbs
ground might be restored 10 The widow of
tho late 1sbel General r. E Les. A more
shocking and abhoszent proposition to the |
minds oE loyal men 1t would be iznpossi ole
to conceive Of. The bsre statement of the
case Il The strongest possible condemnation
Of IT, Secretary Stanton oncesaid that he
had purpoe in converting the Arlington
estate into na&ismsl osmetery.:' He IN.
tended to prevent tho Les family from
ever returning to the plsce, and, II they.
did como back, be intended that they
should encounter The ghosts of their VIC
tiuA- :. - q -, -
After McCreery'e resolution had been
read, Senator. Edmunds, Of Vermont,
moved that It be net received By tha sen-:
ate, and this mation waa sustained by SEN
ator Sumner and nearly all tbs members
Of the body, of both parties, there being
only four votes on the other side. The
motion was opposed By Senator Ttumbun,
On. tho ground that the right Of Senator
10 introduces q resolution not personally
insulting to the Senate,| ooald not be In
fringed., In i political OF party point..of
view, Nr. Ttumbull's position was ptobs-
bly unfortunate. In aparliamentary point
of view, which was the view undsr conzad-
, 1870-12-15
DEOEMBEH:. Is, 1870.


fUfUL694Uh AMI REthE6EHTATlQHs
One Of thn first measures which should
engage The attention of Congress il the
iust reapportionment of e1nt.tion. in
accordance with the spirit Of the, oonlstitn.
ton, as promptly IS possible after the can
sns zendezs it practicable. It is.sayerely
felt BY the mora ,rapid3y groEing States,
that, even II the constitution is promptly
carried out % this respect, they. are, st the
Average, five years behind their true rate
Of representation, iassmuch as they take
no adssptsse, during any. decade. OF the
growth. they have made since that decade
began. A stats rnay double its population
in the first FIVE years after a census, but it.
must wait fire yaars longer before reeeiv-
inga just equalization. Of representation
with the olhar stataa. But il to. this in
eonvenieace is added the outrsge5-we do
not see that il should be described By ami;
1nilder te1m-o1 being required -to-vait
two years after The census. than the neu
ard growing States sre Always seven voa,a
behind in the enjoyment Of thar nost-
poned rights, They are chronicaiIv IA:
forming the part Of patient: Jacob 10 ths
older Sta.es, ,labo1ine and. to;line to the
end Of the second seven years for what
was due ut their beginning, j.
:. In whatever GINNING im;otiyst this schame
Of DELAYED enf1zneh;sas s,aI,t pany originate
ita autbora viii -overreach tbenss1ysa b7
their sueeesa; 1bana ia no nretsnca ~
eYcns. for ;,e,,p3n1t 4h;s nj of si,nn1a ~.
tics To he West and south. ana t1,esa s,t.
t;ons eanuot .ftord to foroet- thoea ,rho
my choosefo 1abor for ths POSITION ssment
OF their rights; which the constitution u
self sufficiently 1etards;- The tue rule of
representation would reuuire that eyarv
6tate should have renresent,iion dnr;ne
INV decade. mt accori4;np r. If. nonn,a,
t;cn ~ II, hao;nn;no 1,,,t ..,oui;aa ~
il nrobshIa nonulstinn N fha n;ddIa of
ths- decade, in Do wears after the cenaua
Ia t,ken estfn,ste1 ,cc1,,13inn; = n tha .ra-
r.Ke 1.to of inera.se during The y preceding
decade. By giving Illinois, from 1860 to
1865, tho representation to which our
numbers wouid eutitle III IN 1865, wa mako
up for the de8ciency in our representation,
which is unayoidlbly incident 70 the last
half Of the decade, and arrive at our tine
proportionate representation during tbs
whole deeade. The 1ate Of increase in
any givan state is 80 nearly uniform, that
such n rule would work q far moro SUBJ
stsutial Justice than the present one. :
-Tht naore despirab115 sectional md oon-
temptib1e the resistaneo on the part of
, 1870-12-15

r31k-
;, 10 Haa. ~ 20 -
WI 1oa be seen mat the eoll9 received ffum tho
Ell En- 6 Gsna - 90 mns1 ~ we5s e. a aS.a:s
NJ Ha1afd naa. ~ tnat Of saa =. .7ds, co., 20
per sent - Rsaf of z ss tss ~ Ee; ;stn
seornaa 3 IL 1spol @ VII 4aca saas
saGa Gaameti9. FIG; " Others ss1 mea In ensth1
de sslaiiea of ths s:iecsoIs Tno foof tue mens5,
Sax rs r., ssga 9Ssr MI,
STATE Of New York donelt7 NinetJ PER cent Of
~ Thsf Rd Fl re "e Nan Eo
beng diverted. thas ane is losing her 1nnremacy
~ aae ssss aas e e 6niea sse H.
thls tn p1oEement. =. :"
TAX onkbt to DO tnts work ftselI. Sne nas re-
ceivea the money fao1a u TO do it directly. from
ne toln qgo9 s %. ogs psed9sss portion q xhen
Of the Eastern States n4va paid, IN 1he uaJ Of In
creased COST Of thsS which they hAye Consumed
aoa g Isis q e. fS n ne5 as oos
Meakuie Which = OF doubtful proprte1J and ctii
ytuE aEentian teg1e1fnllJ-t M tst ttgrttfutiy 30
toucnn9 tae laatter ot internal ln1sose@eota.
is teeetyed Fery 1arga yote-certataiy Two
,TtxTetsr~,rrn fNev,He - n.:sn - ~ t.,
= s1pe9.s q .esat ferT milllons q dollars .,th
long. from nowhere to nowhere, Ii q commercial
boins o. tieN toas 1fom the head Hatsts Of the
nn;ss niea IL a. aln aea up, psSseaa saEes
me 5eaf. sod toe oaianee o. me une nAvlzahle
ngs,ass sts ,,sn, sMnt a. cIsIeas % = Guy. q
e bala n op0e. e..y "nsh sa.eh sa.l Plf0'esss esse
C4Is Y tao SoMnt3ca OF kaf naQoo
thtpk, 81, that sctton Was i-atvlsed. I'D ID mt
believe there Wes member Of thsI board. whp.
II he had had rote IA Conprese. Toufd nav
Whas tie West wants ia speed, se,tef-spardy
rYi.kf! We cannot wait i've Of ten Jeafs, We
mnst hare additional opileta. Our eranaEiea are
oveJduH1ng and We mulf have Keller Of souoe
H16, at the great growth La that territory must b
chtck1d: Ii cannot be otherwise- III. Hazasd has
stated 70 u. xhat tnls proposed e1laIgement would
ure<} i've cent? bushel on tts grain going East
wnrd. While DO not hold tim in any degree re-
fpons1ole iot HnAt eaAI 1ow read, Rtse It to
cnr1 ihla Pasrage:
se.u sse q at at EsT
naies tne following computation Of the reduction
which can ba m1de IN Tho cost Of transportation
from Chicago 70 New Fotk, through N enlarged
canal, win u accompanying dininution Of ssate
tolls and OF the eleTaior charges for transferring
The prospective rates,"- : are a. follows: wheat
per kou LAKE 4lGlEAsss IL s C2U4I fIel&nsds &t19
taO,ter cnayges 81 cents; Ssata toll Qasended fot
No puEpose a paving the expense OF feparsl, g
eeo@ i! 3oZea'atI1 tA OF *aes to7' xnen ssats
YoTa 'erpss ss,s i;ov mucn Of red8c4soo TN,
aazo d111 9ss 1ss Ga!ea % a. hst tae axefn7e
lrS1zn1 r1 ta 1nmg g tae pNt SesSo4 aase 6sea re- Il ~
. iln1 .o, oerE - SsM 1otx I'm qn M u p
aD tsS: 4s5 9Ass neea ~ ~ - ~ sSn ,s,
~ - - ,1.anf KY "a - aHUas 1,,s
sf 70 ; or centA i hlue 1t fatr to kaJ That The
1uS1V24A5 " LUG ~ aA1 uStu &eu1otEN kaAuE Al
, 1870-12-15
TIE ERIE CANAL.
The PToposltfon TO Enlarge 1t at ahe
E1pcnae Of rho NeneH01 ,GoTeAn<

cxn.r.. ~ ,n~ u..-r rnv..,.
~'
Va nrfsen, t1a to1,nr;nc ...tr&cta.yro,n tba
.,aa,h ~ r.h.,,ae R,,a,In1, -, r..-,t.-
StoeS" y. SoNi1ea AsAnooAP1s Gsq"s oee1stAts
OF the Chicago Board OF Tfade. mAde, Last
ueek. NJ the annua1 a.s.3on of thu N.fnn,l'
80 -. 49, - tIeN.... - .-@e1.
6odo ot 41Aoet Oh tne proportion 10 request
tho General Government to take ncasures to
aol,rue tbe Erie Canal and increase II. to,,
s1A-A o. S4e A-AAs ~~A@~Si @''0 AA'>AsS79 A8 >sA"
mage capacity:
, 1870-12-15
= tA1exahdfe Dumas

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;aooan uoenea q e1ue' Eas .enat1ae @ ~ INC .e.o'
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- = S.'.'e1uo9 seaMN ~ - n|oy LiA
's.s..%. wac. 1 osese W uo p.ooo VI .ne Lao-
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-. Vt,s ~ Passsn ~ usnsA s'see ~ 9to
e1pe III s.s:tos 19est 49: ~ P,!e:o oe an.
ses!1 oa e1e' aa:- n1s - tuues. e. ooa1og %e
q s11e a *so ,ne ~ =. nc - e asls
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fsn,,v % n.rns tissrs,nrs nnin,S,a a | -. s,r,.1n
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=. t.s~s s1,.:,ss 80 ~ esS ~ -. ~. - - su..s
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,f0u. aaast nts n.e,ae@ ~ lane = pIt*te N
ese1 1eeot. , 40 ooMno .ae pecaat
t.'aat3 ~oa r., snn .epu7.. ~ ,ao ati.csa
cn.1ae. ~ ploossiouA, s.tSosta, Il oelag
.s1p'a y. n.n VA ~ n@a nolo W s1sAnsa9
hofse oes.esn nls knees.- 1os: saaeeen ye9s
~ ,.ss.s sss s,s ..sea sa.,s ~. oT. 7.
- g ...%s.,eA $50 e...sN -,4A, lI W. 1uo
pAn pts'Ae"' -. ~aa, ,,'I w.a : s4ose ysss,
no .Ioee .t uoa tne .so.s' pA"atn8 ssp'als
.n49aeu esey IN see -s ~ ~ oo oeassA ot
u'on. ,1', ~ -" sna ~ ue set,eo unoa.
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p1aose "sah' rt ~ uae rIe'5 4n.n N4Poteeu
s.ae ". S1 ~ .iso.4 su Aa1 sAso1
oo F. teeeaseo aa1 ~ w peo 70
o .ss seas Sse. ..ea.ss.. 70 10 e. A1t's s
eets1n6 WIG - eaan ols.loe'.on se N AB1pt' ne
so..+ =, H.. f,-,n,- 'Psn,,h,,s.n .sn,;n,anIs
sna s,,,..ar.nt ~ ~ ho:,,,;tY ~ ~. .S,.,ons ' a.
sioas ~ H. F;Et Con:n, sTh;s ~stsrsd 81,
- 80 ~. ~ es 80 .,.s. ~. .s....se -.
.ars.sas :. ia 49,. s's ss,,s.,..t.ss.. -
sa.,s1;.s s..H+,,t;a,, =. 49, ~. 49, -s.as, ~. -
psssa... - =. ~ s..ha. @ - ns.ass 49, sn.asr
saes,.ns1s =; 80. ~ ,as-,.s ~ ,o..,
stae s...I,ns' - ~ -s..,.;s... ~ .1n",s, wv.
stesao., 80 ~ .1,hana.. -. nrairsi.s
s sas1.et t,:sL 1,aaS ,.ss -,
Is,.sa.,a ~ T.,oa th.a, :, 4.,.-;es ~ ~
s s.s,s,+a ~. 80 - g.. ro,,n9sns - II.
.t.;a., y, Iii. p-.r.h,1s1 th,n ,snn1d ~.
i,s.n ~ smn,,sd n m .on.,.v b,;1},.nt r;.o ~ !.
| III. ~. Aod ~hsths- a, Viii. ~ hl,.t
49, ~ ~ ~. - n,-,.;on nm :ro.s srnrn iha
..nls IN ~ Honsn.rta,, arIniaa ,ncjndinr from
s1xt n hat tvn mf1liona of man. .conld Iii he
c17nf,d m onase f,nrnrs. or these. Dnn,,.
7 =, m. of tha f,r.t.and. b.d be oboaan IL
| H.steI ths Emnarnr- vouid. xithont doubt.
b,vs hasu m. n, ,bs f,,et M,r.h,1s ~ H.
ss,n1,,a 49, > '~'>:
r.. A.. ...,.. -. .o.,. =, -;i1r.
Duo.s' 1o Au.ns, "]s posn - ,,,M mso
| oel9oon uono5n = oumas aaa Auu .t'e r1ouo, !,
woman, on snAs -, t7os, wasan TWO yes1so n
, 1870-12-15
t:Gbitagp Gttb41&.

&AMe * 4zbSctap1ea fpeyaels Il &dsa3esN
1x1ur IT Nan.
0G1ey 16an, E1nkae Csp1. ens 5eef..
Reudsy Edtt1on Strses UorJs noe Jrkf-+.-..~s &~SW
H1tWeekSy EdEttsu. 6inEts CopT, ond fc2s-.-s 8-D3
FtWasktY Eaiaoa, Ff1t Ces4ea. one tesf-..s 21.No
WseAfv KHsan SinE5e uop5. Geo gefr...s-. 2>0e
Nxntfy Ration TN Coptcs. oue year ........ 1k.0Q
xsrxr c1sls st ssas f4aE.
N sre@sx. delar ana mieakrA b surs xna nvs Pott
s,8ns sdd.ssy IN frn. intending 6t1sa md county.
Fueasstus IN allowed 10 oek cent csBRis.
ssss ~ voaf1v cfiptlonz. :.
1za4t h. drasr ekgssss. eost ohea ordes, q tn M
essett1 &e{te9. n our tatk.
f0Xf 10 CIT kC16NG1k
csgy, dtaEeeod. HundaT exrcSt, I3 cent? pae week.
psttI. delvrrr3, Sunday indnted SO ccnta pct week
Akta ~- IRtHuN0 DQMPAAT,
f1h4qA&p. m
, 1870-12-15
LU1UR1EsAHp HEcEsaAR1Ra,

m to,,.ono r. ...,as.s y eo!esa ~ y '9et ea1
aa,,,a -sss,,,...1 5..ssE ss US : 1eSa'
49,: .s.ss a - .s-aAsu sm' tn1e1nst rye 4
.nJ ~ sssans - 1....u,'. 20 Maos =. sn! 1ooafoo,
-,as.s:s.tt@ ~ tns'' 1ae p.o9on3
w. - rossssa ~ =. 1s.,A ~ on1ne Mnof,ne sno na.
~. Ss 49, :. as Pcep.e: - eonp1n.
- ~ - s-t;.,. " .as @ - ns .n';s.. Do 1tsasSss
n,t;oa 1870. ~ ~. = - ~ - .a.saritI-s
~ 1tu nay ~. .,...,. - st.t.s 49, a.ss
aTch.eeo @ /. c,.s.ea 1tta .Tntsssr, Andlve
venE1rs e ~ lntt Y yoa g g .abos1nE mn
as5 ~ 1q tose he Toua sssTer ny
ralber .eivs up oosh ooffcs and sugar thin; To-
.Ans',ean 1aoo,ss; .,ncoae. he nsvef heard rs;
go9e,ament &c propo"es q I'll free I ,he iaeosss "a
ne me-. .!sa aud load tho poor mana pipe vim
The annn.1 ;n,nor.at,on If ootTss !, tha
rJn;tea st,,as r. eio mn oo6 nonn5s. -
Of tea 51 coo mn nonnas ~ sn,ou,. ~ ~
.wh,stev r,annr.etnrsd r. .s;. caa,;;.:.
i, - noa eco ,,,,nn. .,a = -. . @..@aty a
1:naa.s ,oo - ooo - ~ - sou r.
:s1,a!1at = 5000 ..'o :. loas' q, aua tne
80: = go, ~ ~ 1ar r.u noa ~ u'a wnsn
E. 20 t, ~ .s"'oo'oyv pou4a