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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

MAYoRaLTY OF NEW OEAEANsi
City Hall, November 10 1870. )
mo. 529 Administration Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained That the following appro-
priasions be. and are hereby made. and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
Steel & Co, stationery, etc, for City At
torney. s55 SO.
Commercial Bulletin, printing brief for
City Attorney. Arrowsmith vs.. city of New
Orleans, S2S Is.
A. I. Turner. examination of printing
bills, $50.
Picayunc newspaper, redemption Of city
bonds, So.
Charles Martin, for exhunine and rebury-
ing soldiers at the Chalmette burying
grounds, $40.
Steel & Co.. for printing and binding
ordinances and city charters, approved
by the Mayor. $l99 80.
j. w. Madden, for stationery for Depart
ment of Public Accounts, $l5S 50.
Charles A. Luzenburg, District Attorney,
for convictions in thirty -eight cases in the
First District Court, in October, 1870, $50.
l.. Sewell, on account of armoirs for the
Second District Court, $1,000.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. November 8. 1870.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
Fl. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Thomas S0ublet, for repairs Of the follow
ing school houses, under ordinance No. AS
Administration series, viz:
Washington School, $74 30.
Fillmore School, $l78.
De Soto School, $50 IS.
St. Philip School, 1896 60.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, November 8, 1870.
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
BENJ.'F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
MAyoKALrY OF Nxw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, November TO- 1870. )
mo. Standardization Series1
An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray certain expenditures of the Depart
ment Of Assessments for the month OF
October, 1870.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or SO much thereof as may be necessary, are
hereby appropriated to defray the expendi-
lures of the Department of Assessments for
the month Of October, 1870, and that the
Administrator of P8lic Accounts draw his
warrants on the Administrator of Finance
in payment of the same:
s. +. Siskron, one Rays Statute Of Lou
isiana, $40
William Huston, postage, envelopes and
stamps, 81 50.
Commercial Bulletin, advertising notice
to taxpayers, 81 50.
Pelican Printing Company, printing and
advertising notice to taxpayers, $50.
German Gazette, advertising notice to
taxpayers, 81 so.
New Orleans Times, advertising notice to
taxpayers, $4 60
Register Of Conveyances, certificates of
transfer during September, 1870, 500.
Peter O'Donnell, stationery, $50 25.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, November 8, 1870.
BENZ. f. FLANDERS, Mayor
A true copy;
H. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, November 10, 1870.
no. 52S-Adminls4Eation Seriesl
WHEREAS, The proper legal time havin.,
expired, and no legal objection having been
made, and the petition having been pub
lished IN the official journal for and during
the time prescribed by law; therefore be t
Resolred. That the Administrator of In
prcxements be and ne is hereby author
lied and directed to advertise for proposals
for necessary wooden eurbing and filling on
the north side of st. Charles avenue, be-
tween State and Toledano streets, being
IL accordance with request of petitioners.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, NovembcFS 1870.
Yeas West, Shaw, Delas>izc, Finley,
Pierce, Walton. Sonzano.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. COsQuEsI CLARKE. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11
BUSINESS CARDS

1IcMNIGHT e. PlTR1N,
XU THOMAS M'KNrGHr N. ROBERT K. PERRIN.
DRXYAGE AND FORWARDING;
OG3ee7No. 81 TcAoupitsalas Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
special arrangements made with merchants for
receiving and delivering AlYfreights via New Or
leans, Jackson and GreaS Northern Railroad
Orders kft At our Office, or with 8fessrs HART
WILL CHAMBERS SEDBRRRY, No., IS Tohoup-
toulas strect. win receive prompt attention.
OCl4 cod I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

TOIIN e.. ANl2ELI., d. d! s.,
Has returned to the city, and is psrpsroa 30 per.
FORM without pain. all operations in Operative
MECHANICAL AND SURGICAL DENTISTRY,
Office and residence l52 Julia street. near Camp,
New Orleans, Louisiana oel4 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

nENTIST-DR, ALLEN, NO. II DRYADES
IL street, near Canal, will attend personally to
all thoae who may require his services or advice.
DR.. Allen would inform his patients that the Rub.
Der plate hereafter made will be from com.
as strong ss the Vernilion Rubber. Cld' plates
made now az twenty per cent less than the usual
price aeSS Iy&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
CARBOLIC ACID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

One gallon Of Carboiic Acid iudiciousy applied,
will thoroughly dsinfect any ordinary promises for
an entire season.
What Professor Siliiman says Of it
"Carbclic Acid mingled with the most offensive
sewerage aud cesspool matter, instantly arrests
putrefaction and changes and destroys thu nause-
atins odors of decayins animal and vegetable mat
ters"
Let every householder procure it, They will find
it the beat investment they can make particularly
at the present time.
For sale by all druggists.
Manufactured By
PAGE e. CO,
aa,s No 80 (,anY street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-11

RaIH
, 1870-01-10

a. A. presest organized, with . b1sooa
2 ta., ~ ~ ~ 10y ntofna n' ot 'aas sas
e. ensere.as M ~ 20 balla lnesr I 1naa % Grand
nApiaa 1rnm soH q Posnr on tho Lake snore, et1osr
at Sangatucx OK Holland. ~ may pa deouei moAs
sdya1 tnxeop-, add naka this c1ly snt rAdlaun1
po.nt for crsccru connections. Tan orRaatzftoa
|: o.1ea6y made % carry @ o1s ~ programme aod
~ y ss E. en- M!esaaa es 9.se
Bhure Ra l1oad Company. We are further assured
that toe r1aa viii os .peedl'J cou.rsuc.ed, Aud
nndes nd M nv y otasI management tor building roAi
6eas Sa & sps @ Z 4 / Il, Z esssssea I'd ID sas
The spnt Raeld Cnl Regt4ter OF tse 7th aays:
sne spill edsla Norm st:stetn Railroad aa1 hell
al the IelAto Ho Ell yesterday afternoon. Ad-
drrsaes vere made BY several zentismen. II ap-
peMs from the statements nude, thR+ the people
aosg 1ns e a,s tSs alive aa T. se DR Of
In Maaop, =. election has been called, and t1eEe
lie CT 1osd th1oueo sna1 couny sed L i fn!iJ *.
pecied the peon OF 1alesnufN aud Knox Co1uty
ri. contribute tuetr full s6.1s TO lac work.
c6sl!ss Rloae,J. and George Psanela were aps
pointed 70 rspre.eas sostegnea aod Sang - saon o.
Coup nn fne ,ei' eS %
VS., cofntcts sita that protected 70 BeardssoEn.
81 bolh snou1d. and no doubt, viii be cans rucs+d
neesina e Is; ot .he o9eii@los1y .u1sey q
foute. IL O'Clock In rhe evening thu incorpora-
tors held . meeting and formed = preliminary os.
ganiZRuoH, and appointed place and time foE
he ope1ln1 Of books for taa subscription Of
stock. committee WAs appolnted 70 q: ouce
en- ploy epn1Deen TO survey the route
TIE st. Paul Pres OF the 7sh eays: The con-
stlucfou OF the Lafe Superior i Aiaslaslppt Rail-
road II to be puahed With even IN locreA+ed ensr-
ey 80 aS to realize what the .Alnnesofid1 aaIs IL
the ntm OF the managers. tha celehtauoa Of tee
ne1t Fourth Of July By q through rAlro*d eIcar-
elcp BET eeu St. Panl and Duluth FIVE hQbdred
k~a MIR rAffo N f1ft tns n
In addition TO tho force Of Loo already At wufk
pEyotd the present terminus"
, 1870-01-10
Tho Erie Rei,r ona shnrcs-Act,on
of t8v Sh4rrpOldefHst

From the Londoh HtrnH lefty nrticle), DIX Is.
The Eric AnAseholdefs n Lotoon nA.e1orucd
commI,ee, tnclnn'hx Aeeers. Blscnons aeln.
Their po~.1;on beiare tnr Supre nes,onEt CT Antrt
IeA suuscnption OF ooc snallog per saase y 70
l'o made TO caI1, oct ihe paooeean9s, md III
proposed tcAs no bonds anaH be dealt 10 on tue
ssoek Excnatge without shs lupfrssed
tDe erect Of lsu,urg the Transactions
70 seeur1ucz That Day be recognized, and psescnt
Inc IN PuftaIton o. fresh bobd@ from New YORK,
which NC Manufactured sscord ug 10 tha wlInea
well tltentloned the array keueb.s Of This CON.
1it5ee may b Ne src stEa'd Aessrs. Flsk, Goutd
i Co viii set np sor1u nAu0av1e tnal
WIN e1seuEvent the pan: Tue great SAG
dea.t1g1 In E11e tnarea NhA'erer. Iso ii
cteiH.ors discourage any t1n.zclloCG IN Atlsu-
tic Great Westcra hoeds aao debeatufcA They
have s1rt adJ suffered euouxh: let them WITH ne
cur,res, elsntr tor speculation OF inve.,ncnt, aud
YefoSc 10 Stcoaulzo lzisati1nt.c bonos 1ou phIrcS
! II uucn n possible. 1hA II Tho sure~t way
to b!iug the Ne fork peonla 10 t1elg-scnsrr de-
parties Woo do ros taxe The letxs i1tsrcss IN the
deS eIopneLr nj ltRlt1uat4 eh eapsis..
From the Lordr~ 7fmfs teatv art'ele>, Nte. T.
TIE CnicfA Of the COMMITTEE 1ft At g. THREAD
be decided whether lelRu IN .estora in n-tseAn
NJ dertstirrs aft liable 10 end theE properly
seized without 81 much cn1oce OF fed1es4 ~ -outd
be afforded even N countries 1nteated BY
hsiGsDoe, bet Where p.aEatat arc a ~
biz, there are msDJ found American cnter.
prizes to which, IN the etttAnrttHafy progress CT
the develup1 cit OF The County,, Eafo7eau capital
is liz Is dor1tR The coming ytAf to he attracted
Pcuot: 6 tnch ac4uenent 10 o*eset' 20 na,.on5
tu- pe1*lcn Of the advantages inxs might tnnA DC
nutua.1S uenytd.
, 1870-01-10
MOB Law At ATCHlaON, KAN.
A Negro Prisoner Lynehcd-A Cow
hKOlY sheriff.

~. ,.a-......, ~. 1
Eoa sns LeaeeAno1. a1sss. inss,.eq Sq'1 .s,,,so,
uh Iuesen nSG. eoout aaa9n, ttIh,t ,ano.t1ou
ras ntPftCs y uop @Sn, Euuoat optVstsoa ,n..1
from rue Dlopet ~ u'no!ttea, took ous Go1oseu
PRISONER, nsmt9 Joa1sons 1aa aanR !s1 jul ~
hf!dee. ~. asoet,ei1, o. Aae f.ss r. e 80
~ A'cet9o1 nns H. -aM,a4 LIE L4e2 ~d s9s Tns moh
posIe cI - u ~ - ",nata6 bx hasyd of N. ri.
a tsaea @ ~ ~ tka1 -, tH,rr II. Is n,rT lii
ute1ara + Ins1S V.nnn"r1rn and tt1r n,s.
h'fi1 IL ,hss The n.e., Eas comnoaso Of men wofsa
.SeS5 9rate 49, rcttM S 49, TO- T1nre rannnr h. se1r1
sasnrf Im tne cs.,ra,r S"srT Nno. enen rhe moi.
hiTr Tas ninnned. rxenry.four nc1r1 before ia
ocrrrrrenre Tnfe ~ nrenarat1nn Ia mead thss
Mr,Sns sch Conduct in a cOnntv o!1acer nhoaid
hrine do Rn On h;s mead tha exscra:ioo Of the
Wnofe con.muntIY, Iutliunaur publlo opin}on
should dr1ye MN from tne place he now Occupies.
The following account Is from tns eAanpion
O'CLOCK. q II oh OF people, said t, be lron WLaut
and Mt. PlenEan- Townships, caue Into the city.
Surrounded tue ~ took the negro Joaasoa, 1oo
ebo. Coz, ftum lie custody Of the t1lef, and
hanged him TO tue TAllinX OF the Etsta street
hI1dge.
"Inere was tumof u me city eatlS Ia t9e
evening that e1cn q moye would 6e aienpted.
at the Shtfia II ID Salo, made sons pfep4ft-
tons 70 gaa!d Against II, 6qx toey scam to oAve
been entirely i44aeQuatss. The tie alarm balls
were runGp ana 1GIeuS Oh peopts fps1eu 10 rue
, 1870-01-10
MISSOURI
The Governors n1eesQre.

The neasage OF Governor McCloIg, Of MIS-.
fonri, faya tout - there ~ no county ID The a@e
where the 6atrn cAntus procure p1sse 10 all
IN The ento1 Of the laws Tns 1thts Of
nertons and property ate IS secure as 10 apy
hepeB Day he enttrtatted that The per1od ia ~.
proachitg Nhen those IN power mar connder
mrs. a1m'i, 70 asds former eaeTies may BE- ".
oitaelities 1emcyed from those who participated
IN the late REBELLION"
The Governor recommends constitutional
anetdmeht adntttinG ntREot3 TO Inc ballot box.
tlt also recoD1iet ds an hmeEouent Striking 1u.
Hhst IL comnoniy Known g. the double liaolltty
elause. ~hersbs. Us the consultation no~,s, tue
the 6toctholotEA IN private corporations "sh IL bc
equalto1t IT,
lhe Governor entteata the Legislature, "for
the eota LIME OF the STATE, It's lrAaqa1ll.y and
dnnIca Credit, to take no ST ps for c.itnr ale
utsentpu 10 f1vlse hud aneud the Constitution.
II there be oyJecuouaoie features fol-und fur
ice sste Of arenueut, Al ieast, vduif there aro-
1t Ia nAtcn better to tolerate them Tor years I'll
our p1ttent nLaDclaI condition to endure the e1.
y ~n'cD IL 1utsuoDably ~uud be prnlonRed ana dts
tu1biGP, snd 10 so"tect tee people, Il not 10 10.
csxkea, At least 10 continue, taxauon at rate
ltlow Whlcn 1t enocld as econ ~ poSs1be be ~.
cuced
Tie SINE debt, o1ce a. great az ss7 900 900, has
heen red GEO uose tdAa hail: AZ rus bezlnosus
Of Aht ytbr the. nife ue3t OF the Safe 4as SIS,
s1A,uGo, over eiQh cen 0tIllo1s Of wh'cn coua:st-
en O. E'uhus given III aid uf railroads aLu Hatartng
n 1871 aud lsss and th4 iatcrned,a1e yeara- AT
thb elise OF TIE lta,t year ths 6:s'e eot was ~.
duced 10 81. o9a 9t0 without tnclnd'og Ss.Mt,,0o
ol nutda Of The Hsnnio2l i St Joseph Railroad,
TIE ~ etEed val2r II ta3able property fIr 1868
waA 1l9 and for 1889. ssos $50, sho f.
ing In !. cr.sse Of ntar per cca1um.
TIC Governor says: "AnonE Inc most tmpor.
tAbt tusiuess DEMANDING, and wIicn trust VII!
Iec.tEc. early atten Ion, II tue consideration Of
he proposed F!llees,n Amendment % ths Con
ttS, and good faith IN sihdicattug .he tfuth that
'nl men arc ctealed cq2al RliEe require sts rassn-
cstioo, cannot douor Jour acston will be without
uelAy.''
, 1870-01-10
The BaIance.os-Trade Eallacy.

The t1ondon) sitareou Rtrie,r, in commenting
upon q recent ptotecuoniAt lie etlnS. held 4. Msu-
cnes q, thus exposes the fayofi:e sheosJ OF pro-
Nj. stsrely Hill, Member for Coventry, who
seems to bs the Hpoteamtn Of reciprocity, dellv-
cred IN elaborae speech a9111at tue fundamtn-
"a e q 5s Ss sas wa q hePy r. pas
e sss sssn s s.psasd sss q IL
So. g 'fs l. .aa e list g e a snort IL sne fa H.
pcl b1 hurdrel ulllioass and yet, when Mr.
hll urged this fosc!ole Argument IN the Hoase Of
NJ e1 n 81 tae ma s
xoula oe a.halneo: 'on, bus you must k1o. sass
ne money comes g. oass somehow, He tM5: ":
HaS 'S1ne %sMn usns &1oe oonmoa s' fpe
Of tpceca, Mr. Bright meant, not that
Mr. Hill necessarily knex the rudinents Of pol.t-
te1ed he simplest elements Of me aclence must
Lrow thar the money came back. II Is not the
bprlness Of Cabinet Minister TO conduct pr
Nj. AuI conplalrcd snat the tea wa drying up
sns ss Sssss; 1ts4 X, i: III ~
csne back apalU. TIE explarastou ,h4s
clouds prec,p.!ate Fair and that rae rainfall feeds
na - r. Son 1e a tae oS ns
et chInten Ten yen,e old. A cosLtty of vnco Nil
RE tppo1a exceeded ,, nand1ea m2sa ,s,f
Rnoss abilities ought to be be ,ef
en- psoytd, Will aLalzess BIS gzteyn &C,
he y III e. d that be Is plt,ioV the fortga p:o.
dtces for receiving Eutored millions less snaa
the sasue Of Its e1toftA 70 England. Tie dis
covery vii, perhaps, eugge.s tue further tLfer.
cree, thas nestaer Ut nohe Dor abroad arc vendors
such tlUple1ore a. 10 rafs ~ith their Roods tor
ro&bi1g. A member ol Parliament who asnlres to
stnIe II commercla! legl.At1oa uuQat to uAve IN
oers:pod that the 1Mouns OF f0regu trn1e Is, ~
Nj. Bright told him, measured D, tne sadltton OF
IL g imports to the e1porl& The whole amount
r+turLe ed IN the tabes II made up OF separa!e bss-
gai. g. On each Of y hich !he uetroant receiver D
pront. Not Eai.rfsd With eTroneous toeor7es, Nj,
Hul repRttens bis case With the mtssAkeD results
OF tbeccunte cb.trsaton: = Let anyone who
tfoub ed hat be salu look Al the no1uces Of the
Slat.s OF The eoriu. On the one nand 1t would be
T3nrd that those nations whose luporis were
higher intp Their exp. ftA were poor and con-
ttnus'1s iaearrtrR loal3 While .hoss With exporta
hlRher tn8o IN ports weIe prosperous" Al Mi.
u1ll had IuAt before as.er.ed inst sne Imports Of
II Rlaud largely exceeded toe exp7Its. i foIloHs
rui cny thas roc country which u still the r1cntss
ID tie worlo mus, be exception 1ly poor, bat that
1he Enesi:h natton, which alone ano.e ctv1iized
s'eses mas oeen eugfged for 1fty Jesss IL redac-
ing lss DEBT, I. coaE,Eualy incu1r1oS loAnk
, 1870-01-10
the el1f IN asiEF.

BETwKH TIE Hours Of ard O'Clock yester-
day uclnug, several houtes on North Clark
sucet were enterrd BY company Of borg1ars,
three OF whom seem TO hare been making =
eepesal RAID The nrst visit via tuaSe 10 the
stable o! e. g. EfmAnn, grocer, on North CtaIk
near Schiller street tron which theI wcre IN the
act Of tkkinE AWAY horse. Wheo the dog scared
them on. Tney pext pfoceeded to III. T. n.
R1fultktona house. No 6&2 North Clatk street,
frpt, wh!ch they look coal, ntter ssuAshlng Eome
eera AID dshe1- subsequently,, CApts1o J. h
HSN, No, C43 North Clark street, recctred vtslt
ffoni tnc esue RslR, Tno sr1cceeded n 4Elog
ccst AID ecsr1ug tie sersant KlsL Nj. Hau swoke
III i.u,e 10 ate item claDbeI1bg over toe wall hut
btfose the a4arin could be gwen they m2de tneT
e4cspe
At / REGC1AR CoxvocI11oK Of Chicago Council
b+1 on Saturday eveaiug Il G. sSsa, the folio ing
otnce1i were elected fur the eueasnK year: s. a.
McWtllf4us, 6.:f. .G..M..; Joseph G2lsRder,
NE C.. .a..P.-: 61Uon QntulIn, Ii ..E-.E..
G,.W..; William 12ahAU, A...E..J. "a w.;
j. 3. SuchteT. We. .Of.S.: a. c. M1Hzst, y.
G..T..; Il. Il. Pou6, G.-.A.:.C...; 4. LaCoar, g..
Mol e.. Jonu r. Ferris, CT.
Fxa7EHpAy AFTERNOON. at Trinity Church, Billy
MAnplr0, t0e pQpplxI Msuftre!, Was 'unlteA lu the
boLda Of xeci i0ck, 20 M;AE Ncl.le Wllu1na- Tae
kLpt xss tied ~ Rer. EdWMd Sailirtu, rector Of
IIlLtsy Church. Toe Iu1nr tnat Hll5 VA 70 re.
lire iron ut1btrelsy after the hAopI eveo: Was
t.,n LIS Clio poslon II the co Epany, ior Hnica &c
sLoulo luH ne "a y eli qualified q evef.
auovr1y before ntdc19nt. q rru bfoee ont in
INN cot sgc No. ef7 RrA: Mn1ir &C strest. orcu-
rlet b. Contad dsuL Bai.aiag dA1sRea ssa7s
, 1870-01-10

fsoe 1osv to occupant, $500, II also rprraa to
Lot 200. u va1 occaoled b. Peck 70. bakers.
Trer soFs u 500. Insured Tor 4. 90 ID Aefcheots
uppe1 noot uaoccupled. eau e Of nec 1tknown.
THK BOARD Or MANAoERs Of tue Chicago B.o,o
society NIL meet thi- AtteIf oont IN tho lecture
O'Clock, Iot the purpoen OF aproiotias an Excel
tlee CoUuiree fur tnt enentoR year and tfAnsacr
Ing otheT nuAli esa FAstoFa OF cnurches 60 ooerz-
Ing With the society 2te members OF The board.
Mss HKNRlKITA TI1UB, OF Colunbps, 0 blind
lady, viii lecture 10 the Flras Methodist Church,
corner OF Clare and Warrington streets, on To-
nofrov evenlcR. Subjrot: s. Thorough Hork In
the Church" The issctnre ID vary highly com.
mot ded. No charge for adnsss,on.
AGANEI1kG ntst On jsetsoc, Dear CLARK xtreet,
VIII Visited by tho police lsas evening, AID 6x IN
rna'es were escorted 10 The Afmoty.
A TEIoK pr4yff Meeting will be held In Far aell
Hsu thn morning, At O'Clock
, 1870-01-10

Tue Bloorirgton Nlt.> FaetagToph Of the s:h
ta}s: !" The Lafayette Courier Of the oth Instant
rs tne fcIoaltE IN regard 70 lhe letting Of the
contrscx tor bu.ldlng the L1tatef Nance
bloomington Road ltUm lndtapaFsolis 10 t9e S-ate
ne: ETue Directors ri toe Lafayette. A1ncae
Blocmtnatop Railr ID met At lne ofnce Of the
cuErapy Last evening, 10 open The BIDS o. tn.
IpI1 ulvlslou8 est IRON LaiaJctte TO tna Illinois
State nne. There Wefa fall tnltts.thFre BIDS,
some tor psrt, but msny Tor Ill the Work- Tne
Engineer a1d Secretary were tn*fructei u
e ssa!fy the BIDS ulder the proper nta1IoRs-
Tney will report Inc fane 10 an adjourned meet
jrR OF tue board . ruorfow y evening. Ae1ownLe,
MHkrr- EsrL Purdue, Pierce, a1d F1wief,
tptc1al committee BY resolution OF the boaft arc
ID corfete.ce win Moss, CnlVer Co, Micni.
ean 1sr; Gf large 0oit1, touching proposition
10 ctI4,Ipct the entire thirty siI niles OF road for
run, OF $3.50 6Nc, uue-snlrd cab. oala1ce on time.
me tatI.e nfD preaen1 hid Ia cetsG for Al ar
ps1s ct The we!E. esse5a1 St1y heavy neEs OF
large capital and resources, Ne amonN the bd,
defa There will te Eo trouble In letting the
Xotk at 8 tar pTlca Atd Oa R3od teTla-' TIE
ItutAi CON rany seens detefC4ined to comaete
do ttt1rs, Ii Toe, do ms ,hey VII have 70 hurry
no 4 pttetE. Howard Wes oa are Gro -oaR the
lQ-uFrs even curing tbe cod reatnef. euo nave
. . ls1se -unnrr Of Uto st work each way Hpn
Chersyt Grove"
A7ne r, eslot It the Mcnixaa CensfAl Rlllro41,
Jx, r. Juy, nIf:=*d In this c1ty las. evetitg, = ~
I-at Urrl. Z to dAS bec1 looking some = hat nfteF
rstrt,au matters hers That the company ~ frpFc
s&Irsts !xtefvtled N. Al b<s Detu ncretoEo[e
sta a. the G. R r. IL aiding IN tna ooustfo =
,tnp ti the {. d ii l. s. r r, GA as:a AusAt2on
haa been upde1slooo ~ % tne Pso2osed t=fatnas
, 1870-01-10
HOTEL PERSONALS.



Anorg the nyr.vsls =. rhe B.tggs House yester.
cay we're the fo1lovilg; J. G. Wooster. LARAMIE
". r.. z O. Dudley. st. Louis; L E. Couzut aid
D. Z Hersey, Boatou; P. r. Cease, PeonA;
Charles Bridge, Albany; 9: F. LAIRD, Canton,
Onto; II. b. SpYuotu, Dixon; A. D. Woo19ey,
ItIee Rivers; William coIou, Pontiac, III.
SHERMAN HuCsE
AuopF the aytiyah At the Sherman H1u.e yes
te1osJ, we're nc .oio~ing; Aon. J. n. Or, r..
gal ttort; J. W. Wilbur. B. T. PatEe, George "
fAnde1e, J. J. uetnacp, Neg fnk; n. p. Mil
Co!ursdo; u. w. Enesy. PettadelnslA; +. v.
uoln,es, Schuectady: s. }. Capen, Boston; 3. l.
Flul-n, tuH44o; C. Ii. Eastnss, StyadA
1tEhOkr HoC1k- ...
Among tfe htnsAl4 at the fremont HouSe, ye1.
ternsy, wt1t lhe following: Prcs1i,i2ttateuE Herr
mani; C. +. AdamH. bo+toa; g Nlxaru. II. NJ
Lee. j. Msstr, New York: & n. Whlpole, North
Aostna, Nnts-, ". 4 Woods, Carlisle, Pa: Hon.
y. Il ssstuy, Coz Lnecl'cnt; H. X. Gaylord.
T. Iooter. ilts No1nea: o A. But'erned. Gen q
Va; John 7. e:Cwaf7, Council MudA.
E1. JAARt H1TEl-
AHopR the aHf7TalB II the St. 3xDeA Hotel yeS-
teIday were the lo!oNln1. August Beldlpg,
James Letoy, and Martin Danbsr. New YORK;
UeL3y Win: err ard Lenutl EatssnrpoE, Detfo,t
Chatiea A1lep. Madison; T.motny Ws5ma1. janes
vile; albert AudetRon, Belott; Ntlllam Joanson.
411lwautee; REoard Atkt1fon, Dubuque.
, 1870-01-10

a sr1erd vro lives near tho former home OF
Secretary Stantou IN colu 11b!AaR Eo1oty. relates
70 us tnts story Of the Rree. War Minister, snow
tps tee depths Of his s6ectton2'e nature Waen
be- resided IN s'eubeovflle, come twsns} OF tsen-
tJ-use Jears ago, he vas living ~itn Au fsss *ue,
10 whom ha rss Mns: pas .topately attechtd.
she s,ektted Asd died. Af.eF nutiA tne bertAred
husband never .ou d allow = .alng q hers ia ner
roou 70 he d sturbea- Ereryt11nk rAa lett ~ It
was NJ her death. The clolnts nAn2to& in tue
cloteS we4e rc1s1ousI5 LETT utdTruro-d. NJ one
Eas allow ed TO 70 inso the room. Tbs sta!e OF
sa.,fs vss teps up, II we nahtlg; t9@e
cpre 70 PttIsnufRn, ais sister, . nosape house.
Keeper, tsot upon h.rsolf tho re.po.Ao.i.1J u
po'ng iLlo thn sacred prrctDc: Ct too losed deAd
wue's soon Ion TIE eu1po' of dustlnK q ID aHe.p.
nK and Lutuns Il IN order. Nh.es eas ga ID ~,
tne du.t c. vt1ed c:osne-. prn.oed lhem. aad lo'd
I'd them up teA'ty and etored tneen ~7ay tnto thc
burs ~ otn"er aud chests Tue next naI VI.
Stanton tett = Cd home. and vas informed What
bis tisstr htd tote lu no too OF his expressed
Will. liz set 70 Tho ntfe's roam ana Rszed
srouro Nth \ look Of IN. q ae tados<s, hcd tout
went lrto ahe kfn apo PCT ca his oveero.s y q
tat, AId Te'uIprd TO f1F!sbarao, erd from faA.
o., rcs<r 10 erd lis 1ofoet Ss1upeaytle nome
-C1s.eiahd kkunsT.
, 1870-01-10

WONDER-THE CELEBRATED CfP3KY WO-
"A Mzn- YOU Ntsh ,nur p.AG Lstaent. md futurp
tutd enEIeftl1 call II - 6<a&h C1AIk e. Fee. IT,
MADAM hAYyARD ARD DR. MATnHW WILL
4 tell Of b:R&' AN tnve Lott q oI-n o1operty
nsFztsa< o. ahsea ttsendk death: k,.e ehups on
lax aal sueeses. hare hair tanls. II laskAon.sk