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, 1870-11-19

The Chicago Iimcs has made wonderful
discovery. BY which it claims that the re-
cent election for Legislative mud State Off
cers in this county il rendered null and void.
Tho seventeenth section Of the Schedule
al The new constitution requires that the
Governor, upon the adoption Of the con-
sfitufion, shall issue writs OF election To the
soeHHs, Or. in caseB OF vacancies, to the
Coroners, for the election Of all the off,
oers, - and it shall be tho duty of said
sberiffa or ooroners to giye such notice Of
the time and place of said election as ia
now prescribed by Law" It appears that
tbe Sheriff of this county did not give the
notice. which, as heretofore, was given by
the County Clerk Upon this teohnicality
the hopo is entertained thAt no Represents
tive from Cook County will be admitted to
the Legislature. This ia very absurd. 1t
is weal-establmhed law that, except IN
easea Of fraud, An informally such as this
VIII not invalidate an election. The mis-
take is in suppoaing that the election was
to be held under the authority Of the ShsE-
ii, or, "a it is stated, by "order Of the
Sheriff" The Sheriff had nothing to do
but to give uotico that the election provided
by Law would take p1ace on day named
Tbs law .!namaa the ofloers to be elected,
and tho date, and the hours, snd the valid
ity OF the election does not in the least,
depend upon the notice. The notice itself
in fosnality that might veil be dispensed
with, except, perhaps, in special elections,
The Tines will make nothing BY this, or
my Of the herobjeetions to the right Of the
Cook County delegation to BE- admitted To-
their seats- II it must have something to
say. it had better fall back on lis original
proposition, that the Legislature ought to-
have been elected on The minority systom,
which goes INTO effect in 1872.
, 1870-11-19

upep onrwu.thy 5cna.or from nlineis to
lesn Il he has bought an -infeznss in Tn
CnnAao' Tsnun1.; Z ouf modastt sena.ori
j0ooeely assures the E..tezn vprld ths.'
such atransac,ion wou1d involrs the ooull
nn.nd 81 morn sea5y -o.sh !than honniest ssu.;
.tors havn to spare, Then tho Assooi.ted
.Pfss proceed Il. o.ahausur.ae ths- -narH,psitty; 6 Vt
naoye1nent by3 Telegraph, nth Lyuaa
Tfnmhnl1 for. P9eziaenti Thereupou:;
three' thousand met1opolltarn and ru1d etai!
tors Denec1r.ic and Republican iourn,,.:
ista, proceed 70 show, As follows, to vii:
Fifteen hundred OF them that there viii bs
= reorganization Of parties. md tbs other
t'ftesn hundred that Ii i doaabttol. We
hare no abjeetianfo 70 our good flienas wait
ing al this pool Of Bethssda until tho
angel shall descend aud stir tho wstcrs for;
her common 'haaling. But the hall,
blind and crippled will do, we'll to gel n.
near to thepool as possible, lest, when its
agitation begins, they may Aad none will
ing 10 lift them up and set them in it,
, 1870-11-19

Alady Is cand,dxse fur Recorder Of nss.ia In
Concord, y. H.
LA Prairie, the banner Republican town Of
Rcek County, VS., still fttsln8 tts ous Demo-
cratic yptet. He W1S 1t the po1lP, 1t tho recent
election, And csst The EtratSht Democratic ticker,
The auA Mill G4f<ttx tLondona recently s,2tei
thst the Republicans oftrrnnsylsansa,: America,
had electea nxteen membets o. Congress, md
Tie Democrats eighty.
The Schenectady lS- Y.l sraasays that Nor
decst Nress OF that city, voted on The Stn instant
and cass his seventy NTH ballot Tnat Is, he psa
neyer mssed voting 1t the Staae election ioe sev-
eufy-are 5easa.
-captain John Hobbs, member Of the Demo.
crstkc state Committee OF Aa1sathua! !t.8 aud IT.
Gently candidate Of soas party for County Treas
urtr. Aas announced tAAt hereafter he shah se,
With the Republicans
INC raEe Of the Democratic caudidate ia,
Crncress in Florida, who Is reported to have beeu
| e,.etr1. 4 s. l. Stoiack, and not Bla1ha1n. q.
mauy Of The papers pe11ist IN giving it. Boz.
| ham WI their caodidate ion uensenanl GOV,
e1no1.
| -Ant1aman in Massachusetts uas szsnrlaed
| On Tie rornng after election. hJ The payment q
a'.ms1l tdu held by him asatuAs orc OF Ale cus
! ttmer1. The good woman explained TO him tna
ner nu,hand q had got u for hix vote, and ah
Vi, I'd there was an election every week.
| tina Boston 1sdfeusr Rass 1t iasnot ret ou,t
rc,tsto that Mr. Wtlson viii have nj ftyal Yor s3.c
Tim b ,he United B'a&es Senate, aud that I, :
x,w sppa,en. that tho frfehaa Of ex.GoYesco
Builotk a1o mating vigorous, tnookb, 1t n,ssan,
htnef aaae& &6ust1 10 ouat the .oad ssastas e.
NV. he pcsts,op 70 him. II does eat ,iat:,s n
i puFt - ps Aks3s 10 tusee.d, 80.
, 1870-11-19

The election of King Of Spain supplies
that poor country with f1gure-head. This,
at I'll events, is all thai can now be predi-
Gated concerning an event whose impor-
lance FOR good or i'll depends upon the fu-
ture acts of B person who has as get done
nothing to indicate his character or afford
sny information as to his bias or capacity.
Amadeus, late Duke of Aosta, now pro-
claimed King of Spain, in pursuance Of
the vote of the CORES, is the Sec
ond con Of King Victor Emanuel.
In all other respects, he is about as well
known to the Spanish Cortes and people,
rs gentleman might be expected to be in
this country before being named for sea,
in the Cabinet, or as Minister to England.
The polite and pious form OF expression,
applicable to such occasions, is that it is tc
be sincerely hoped be will do well. se
We, having no reason to doubt that Ams
deus made an admirable Duke Of Aosta
may indulge, without apprehension, in th.
liv.ly hope that he may make fit ami
proper King for spaiu-whatever that ma,
mean.
, 1870-11-19

tasning sss, COO population, was conquered
BY Prussia and huue1ed in 1866. II is the
southern or remaining portion that has
now been admitted as State into The
North G+fnan Confederation.
Wurtsnhesg and Baden have both ex-
pressed their willingness to Join the con.
federation the difficulty has been witt
Bavaria, which Ia the chief Of the foul
Southern States. containing, AZ It does,
moro population and area than the othel
three. But theBerlin despatch alleges thai
neeotia'ious Arein asatisfantory shape. It'll
The darling desiEu Of Bianark'a heart t.
sbsorb these South German States, to.
gether with Alsace and Lorraine, into the
confederation, and then have the King o'
Prussia proclaimed "Emperor OF Ger
many Dismark could then die-oontent
, 1870-11-19

It has Just been decided, by the Superior
Court in Cincinnati that q wife has vest.
ed right in her husbands society and COM.
partnership, and can maintain an action for
dsrnages for the loss thereof. It appears
that The husband had m adopted daughter
Who WIS married, and, gradually, he alb
sented himself from his OWL house until,
at last, he resided permanently with these
people. The wife brought suit against her
husband. and the other two for damages
for the loss of his company and society.
Upon demurrer, the Court ruled that the
action would not lie as against her hus-
band, but her right OF action against those
who drew away and harbored hex husband
was indisputabls- Persons will, therefore,
lake notice that, il they harbor husbands,
they a1e liable to the wives FOR damages
, 1870-11-19

products Of 1nbor, yrur view being thas too
Change had al1eedy. taken p1aco, and thAs
.,,c-s -cx,,a be not rfnoh, II suY. IN futuo- i,
sSSeo .. - LII, ,.rz, AZ
PSfsnas uo 70 s@S aes ~
tirrly ~ TO tho Wop1te9 OF fetaan'nB go" a.
our money standard, whaiavar may b tho
fh,,oe In its relation 10 ostet commodities,
H.. -, ~. -..r,t. f,nr, tha action
40 'one 10 'oe so~1eo a a.s.t 1a--or, NJ
Of natural la~o. AUD not 'tona aaua,
Legislation, or official taupering Win mo cus-
.rrncy. i" =
- tbink W. Anil a1so srree. that "a
A-~' 5.s ~ o.. ,.hor =,
ionB 10 GOA can % paooucee y! ooA 49,. ~
! coet which will Justify oxportauon. II na1
better 70 With other things TO diminish >ou'
fett and ntoo jnteresk. while. .sa currenoy, sst
49," .h.nia i. f.nr,1i.d hv nana,
pAo ~. III -. ,,a,,,s IN
Of snea enAtsc1ea saA" noA "1s fe.f1o 80.
'be agents Of goSetnmens eAn use II nAea5
beIfave that the e1isting banking monopo3.
-.-s -, ~. .rhlne4 +. ernf3n.l n . n,ovfs,on
E.su 10 tno , ~ sa,.s ~ e;r.,,ist;o hv sncl
!o5 " aIsas - .,fa,- - snriJ IL oos1
inatsauu. ~ ~na ~ a,at' ~, s,,oupt ~
WIN .no Paots Psss,;". s Snan...- s.r ~ asar-;,,a.
t1us.!naes ptsS ~ To,l;np
ID sueNtou ~ ~ - % tt,,t :, :, ~;
c1p.A, - nou'a ta M.Ao .'iS - - - f.;,,r. ~
~ is ts5. "s,sI y. sr.s;s II the commrr-
supf! anoa' toErt ". - Ettci, tie rntes slWayd
6 81! e. ~ re;e-, n- ~ ,hns mnka thom
aos lo4 tsoe@n1. ,s;,a ne LII LII ohs.nar .n3
's enoo ~ Sun, "nt@ - sIy ms. A3o ''
"n %n. .no,rmsT-;,i ~ in,s1ssta n 3a,n.nd that Wa
,, Uua p.la n.st ~ nSatern,t'o1,i coins0e. or
+hsulo pave, Mst. ~ iote.os''oa hnSnntss ~. "
, 1870-11-19

Moro ts Helrs - Reporting in F&ugh.
keepaic-QuecF Hills E'fcsenten.-An
kxtrasFdAuaxy claim OF q Lawyer.
F,usAte<paf, tsor. 1n,l-corrrs.'ond<nee If she y.
The I.sl tius 10 fo1 93''ts IL Investigation Of
matters connected with the eatate d Pough-
keepeies deceased miscr, Lochy Ostrnm..
having nearly AEived, the AfIsir +. again IT.
tr1ctng general attention, and even Hincs
lsst vsote more heirs hAvn CONS to tho sar-
face. Lochy w1 cunning missr- Duriag
her lifetime it wHh known abe had
plenty of money, Jet no one Of the
econaa Of people who fed aod clothed her and
invih d her In their housea ever dreamed Of
e1acting pay from her ut such dnnes, buk on
the contrary. urged her to 81: 1t the family
Loch5 hla:ed they would rot be fo-sossan.
She died. however, Without having a1de =
Will. and now those {not III, howo1se,l who
t14erdedt to her tho hospitaitea Of theiehouss
are easting about for pay tos ciFilitsas shown
the Old u,i1cz. Ind theit style Of = casting"
r. c<EtsinlE noteI, And Y many rsspscts lu-
dieTsas- 1hsre Is one hfl put Aeainst ths 81
/ tata for e6m.35-n1sk the Accuracy, as
eentA"-fo1 attention aho'n the Little old
<uo,4n In tho way Of AaastuiBte1ing to
her creature comfort by danaiing hsr pie,
eale, eheeee, DC E1scsly hos uany pieces
! consairs little board bill. which tha person
p1eeenIirg claims to have zu1 for n1 Jnats-
two meals per daT, It hfts cents par msxl, OF
! IN totsl, R1l9A Another bill Is In total
| Il, 900, for attentions shown Lochy, md tins
consumed Ia allowing sueh aHentlonA Toere
| are hatdful at euch bills. Ill Of which wall
soon te te<ted. TheEs Is ons bill, howeeer,
xbieh c1aiua special attention. 1t ia fol
e12 600, and IS presented br John r H Tall
| mann, Esq, lo&hy,s ]agA a1siser. fol
services rendered and timn conSunet
in conversation n Mr. Ta1lm4n's ofics- Thi
| bill I anne hefofa referee, Caluu Frpat, E5q-
Of Peakakill, last week. Quite uumber q
wituoaseA we,o examined, auaonG shtm 7.
Weddle, E. II. Simmons, QarHon undekhtll
wsll1ce johnson, John G&Hney, and oshers
All these gentlemen testified to eeeing L7ch
Ostrcm in MT. TaIlman'a Office daily. for
; | ,nnher Of 5e2Is- Mr. Tzllknan'a elAzk test
ttsd that Aee would stay, on An sras1Ee. IS
heuzs n TINE. E. ". Simmons te&t1de9 th1
/ br 4shited Mr. Talluan's of5ae 100 hues {
: nSer In tuo years, aud AlvayH foun1 Loeb
| theEo, and On such occakiona would have
4 | soIe be could transact Any. Jotn GAdnt
sttifed that he vas Mr. T7lfman's eoachma'
+ ard that at ftnes to took Iaocby out ridin1
s snd took food to her house from Mr. TAI
Q mans. Mr. Iauman, In hia till, claims 1h
!, 1 sueh proct edings on Lnchy's part xere Q.
+ lied on for D. period OF twelve years. n
: Law. however doee not allow him to enume
' ate services beyond eix yours HIS eAss Y
i. again como hef1Ee the referee on thu 18Th
| ttaut. Another hearing up1n letter Of =
e mirlstI1tton VII come before 6ut1oRa'a Fo
= Ter cp FfntaT oE thta woek. The entre o.
z b \ ytry curious ous indeed, Aad the 6u
: result u N.sehed f9t Hith greas interest,".
!
, 1870-11-19
KkHANE Bond BObf,eEy-Afre4e OF n
Held Snesak-TAtex,

Yfcn fA .St1r FhTk 7Ef4n<, !Sox. IL
James F. Jov. Of D0t1olt. Mich now visit
oi5cs Of The Far1ne<a' Lozn and Trust Com
usny, bearing under his azm bundle ct ttty
$l600 bonds Of the Chicago i Iowa Rzitroad
Company, wrapped in brown paper. On the
paper. in larEs char2cters. was inscribed
$4,000" John P1iee, / notoziors- sneak
thiei, standing lisilesslJ On the edge OF the
curn-stone, started. upon Beeiu& tbs 1nse@ip-
tioa, End followed 1r. Joy into N. omnibus.
Thirty minrteA 1attr Ar. Joy and his escort
former pr.ceede1 mp atairs to hi room, and,
placing The notos upon the rnautel-Iiece, re-
tu1ned to the ytshbula Of the hotel: and eu-
tered into conversation with tie CLERK
Prica, ia the meanwhile, proceeded to the
cotr1eor in uh;ch Mr.. Joys Room is situsted,
and called 3oudly for chantermaid. wno ap-
pea1sd- s.Ses here, ny daaE girl: s.!d Pncs.
"faahef sent Ine up for tnas bundle Of LIS, Ana
hare Lost my ksy vone Yon Please h opsa The
| Nr, lows rcom. tCrrssin1y. sir" Sid Tbs
| girl, aEd Price walked ln and iooked oesetu'ly
azurnd ia search OF the bonds- While thus
| ergaxed, Ia WAS called to the door ~ knock,
| and. opeuing it, received card frum I ball.
boz, Who eaid there VA ageatleman below
Who desired 10 ses ;s .; Mr. Joy; "Fasher i
Disappeared 4 II. . moments ,later
| AIr. Joy vent up to his room. md
vas eurp1lsed to dnd tho door onen. uoo1
entaripg. he perceived that tbs bonds had dfs.
| appeared, and, euspecting tobhaty. Raye III
alarm II onee, bat 10 vaio- No thiet could bt
found uthin tho hotel limits.
| uetodtlTe kseloy, attached to the hotsj, In
| meo!neky ~ 10 No1k to oapt1rs tbs thief, i
I possible. md: atdod by description given b,
, 1870-11-19

IA Berlin despatch Of the 17th inst.
states that a treaty for admitting Hesze-
Darmstadt into the North German Con-
federation has been signed by both p.sties.
This "a one Of the four states Of South
desmany not embraced in the confedefa'
t,on Il oontains an area Of 1,70o square
1oiles and about SIS, 600 Inhabitants Pro:
yious 10 1866, Hesse- -Darnstaat consisted
q two nearay equal parts which w+se 'ep:
srated by = s.-ip u 'lsad, Fbe'onging =
He.sepsssel, The porthaa1a district, con
, 1870-11-19
Smelling Work ~

The recent articlea IN THE TRIBUNE on the
importance Of establishing works in this city
to reduce the hundreds Of tons OF bullion
and the ores Of ths precious metals, passing
constantly eastward to Newark, n. j., aadto
Europe, from Nevada, Utah, and Colorado,
have attracted much attention hero and elss-
vhere. Sufficient facta were pre-
rented last week to meetings Of
our citizens to convince anyone
that If Placed in competent hands
anch An establishment would pay its prop1ie-
tcrs handsomely, while its influence upon the
business md general prosperity Of tho city
could scarcely be estimated It IL the next,
and, IN many respects. it viii be found the
most important, interest now to be
added to our productive industries. Amy
one who hAe visited Dresden and
nottd tho eyidenees Of wealth which
the Treis urg silver mines have left on that
city, and who knows how great WAS the pres
tigc md the power thcy gxve Sl1ony for hun
dreds Of years, needs no Other argument
| to prove to him that no money nor efforts
should be spared to put this business OF re-
| ducipg the bullion and the ores Of tho pre-
e4ous metAlB upon broad and permanent
| tneis.
Tbs following letter, frnm gentleman viii
ahoxpughly unde1etands the subject Of whicl
tion OF our capitalists, and busineea mon gen
9ally:
10 tas Eaitpr Of 7Ae cAieane 1rB~H<:
ON my way through your city. West, sa1
| the excellent article tn 7rrr iouEnnl Of III
1kth, respecting the erection cs reduction WORT
II Chicago for the treatment Of the gold md allys
| xra Of colorado and Nevada I caunot but e'
, 1870-11-19
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

The Pittsburgh Gazette, the organ Of
the monopoly classes Of Pennsylvania,
Gays:
!"Ine sorro~s Of the promoters Of civil service
reform SET tn To be numerous and great Jenckes.
dt Rhode island, msde It ! hobby. and hia con-
4tituency voted MIN permission To stay II home.
Of ptisate inte1esn,' tn tue hope Of reforming
the civil service, *hen. 10! an ungEstein! PEcs,-
dent dispensed *itn hls tetyt:ea. The on1t btzve'
ansse sae sen.ser -: T1asai S1 nd TIE cH,c1oo
TRIBUNE"
The question is, shall we have. \ civil
sarvice system in which honesty, and ca
Eacity, aud fair compensation shall be the
qualifications for ofiee,x or shall
the power Of appointment to Office
be considered personal privilege of nem-
bersof Congress, irrespective OF capacity or
bonesty2 Pennsylvania members have
the privilege OF voting in Congress to ta1
,he whole public for the personal profit Of
men holding exclusive right to nanufao'
trecertain artioles, and, Of course, Penn"
sylyaula Congressman will oppose any
change which depzires them OF the pove'
tb pension their farorites, male or female
upon tha public. To ai,oiiah the present
system, and introduce ono where capanat!
and integrity are made essential 4ualid "a
tions, would enable the government to re
duce its force in the civil service at leaa
20 par cent That docs not suit Pennsyl
vznia politicians. They want all The pal
rnnage and al the special taxes for the
benefit that can possibly be had the
never, voluntarily, give.up anything the
dnce possess, and are forever asking Il
more.
II The officers for the collection OF Il
, | tsrnal revenue were selected because I
/ their honesty aud business capacity, AZ
/ not for their devotion to the political int
z csta of the mcuabers Of Congre
b Of their respective interests the
|. would be less frauds upon the re
+ enue, the whiskey tax would be e
forced, and whislcy would not be SELF
!. ii the public market for less than the
+. md cost of production. The people g
= v,itpesses to the frauds aud corrupt
:, cf the present system, and are not IN
servant of those who uphold it.
, 1870-11-19

the cbEmberuaaid and boil boy, ea1lJ yessef-
day morning, captured Prtcs In = suoon u
tbe corner Of Broadway End Nineteenth
street, the 1esor4 Of desperate chsra,tera oi
all descriptions. The bonds were no. reco7-
ered, but are practically vtluetess to ths ,hief
ss they cannot be negesiated without sus.
jtOting the Re11nsen ~ oa15ing then ,s to almost
inr been advertised Price ~aA saxon be,3r,
Jnetice Bh.pdleF, 1t the Jefferson Ns,k,t
Police Court, Yesterday afternoon. and con-
rnittod for examination
, 1870-11-19

; The Sioux C.ty Uowa} Journal publishaa
tie following eJnopsis OF the history OF the
somewhat famous BuerA Vista Homestead
lag care, With the tnai decision - msqe d q
de-: s:1a Dsesnb+r. 1855. Wll!ia4 s: 1es,
man Of oaua,derablt means, lsft Baen4 ":
h County and vert TO NJ. !o'f, whsss NJ
had fognesiy kce!de5i Hs bad sasea ao@e'
, 1870-11-19

i! IN fecuunHr4 tha stfns Of the tines ~ haar-
;u1 Qpon the Adren theory OF tie eait73 DE-
sn1et1or. II the Co1poft {E. HI Ca!satfsn Charch,
i a4t Sunday evening". kider couch an1rmei tnat
. there we're more earthquakes dut tne tnc Isss avs
/ !ta1s ban during :he preceding s~ents-nFe tun-
, 1870-11-19
CANADIAN ANNEXATION.
A Washington despatch, published "

vantsRe Of auv ,urn which poiIcsi eyeo,s may
sssume These eent'euen viii mostly hsii from
the lpcst strength. They W1tre tost tneTe IL 4
large Intelligent Hnd RTny1nK party in Quad ia
!as1T 9f ctdioE the pro.incts 70 u. un1ed States
AL schemes of Canadian annexation
which have been put forth so far hare omit
led one point, which, it aeans to uz, oueht
to be Of primary importance. Tho O,ua-
dian provinces are part Of the British Eu-
pire, and arc nov, as they, have Always
been, intensely loyal. Until within = lev
years, they haze been, to great eztent, ,ds-
Tendencies uponth British Government,
At present, these colonies ne fnoro SELF
reliant; but, through their Executive, they
arediroctly connected With, snd subordinate
10, the Imperial Government. Eaoh ohanRe
Of Ministry may involve, i change in tho
executive policy Of the provinoea. Thsre
are persons IN Canada who have, for nauy
years, controlled the colonial policy in
such WY as would give the lssst offence to,
and propitiste the favor OF, the British Min
ist1y. Some Of these have received titles, and
many othezs hope for, If they do not e1-
pect, them. So long az public Affairs arc
managed by these people, Canada Will hang
on the impetial ,skirta. Taa desire, to
be part of the British Empire, il, Of course,
fatal to annexation Sand vh,t i ,,o~s ~
no1tant fat,1 10: csn,ai.n ,,,ns,th .na a -. -
ne,;tv The1efora nnonr;atr 80 ,ra', 80,
no]icv. SUGGESTS that Great R,ita;r ~ bar
own motion. should rolnntsr;lv i7sc,,ra ,hal
;ndenendenca,of ber North Anoar;ca,, NV
inces recognize them M an ;naanenaanti
nation. and ee1e To them forevar az ahso
1nte sovera;onfv .,ver ,ha;-: 49, ts-;.o-r
v,h.,, t.a ,ero,.;n,s. .han \. +h.a. r..ss
f-o,, .1l r,i;,;,.1 a., r;,h c.. p..,,;.
..a -. =ss1;.;s;s..Is. = s-s.,~ ~. - 80.
~ ~, - ~. ,sa - E.as:. 80. ~ Va ..pn' ~
-H..-s-.s. .:l4.~..- - ~ " os.eA
~ 'ev''4 a''e oAs.'4'A.oa' ~nea 'u0 e'on'fy
n.A1A eease ~ % "t...sn Az. 'o,onat posses'
o' uepys .n e4usu aAs'
A"a s.., psoSos'.oa'
1Den po,.ua n sn ~: 49,. ~ .as.aus lm.
p.o'. .n1 e''oos aaea .eo.ae "
1ne An'tf'ean peop'e WIN esase- ~ 10 o'-
lee'eo sea!as' 'Aela, anu Icy ~4i osco'1o'
N Inc esumaeon OF our cn1zsns' amer.
cans with them, as a nelghoonne and
friendly power, having q community OF IN.
terest, and common destiny, there will
be established the closest and most hnera.
commercial policy. Both countries viii
be interested IN abotshtng smuggling
which ia now carried On over the border
to the loss TO the United, States OF man!
millions annually. Tha st. Lawrence i
I Tr3,
, 1870-11-19
A Correction Corrected

TIM me1nte, elect OF the Second Iowa Con
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