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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22

- Qm SamRas absab belt Or prSF
bent Scbnion sinr 8spe In 0dudtUn.
SenneTss. Gr rrtIirts parin. ba6 sr IistS
Elm Democrat stpsisn unb oIe union.De
mUtrat gum Siet. YrdFpsntsn erWabIt pOrs
ben lri.
Der brtannts truii6e 9u66GnbItr
6. Stsiasr lhrrb poriss Wote an YitUr
Srpta in aIlsntopn: Der unisrriht In
Der rsutiben Spro6e isi ieBt In 35 Der
aroesn 9rammdtif Z 6ulsn in 9lep 9)crt
alC gum ressImdbissn esbrplan gsb6rsnp
einesiibrt uno lseisn Utnt.r bltten unae.
fdbr 10000 tinrsr in ben 5rsii6uIen rer
Stapt tinsn anflns i'm Dsutidlsrusn
asmaht. Der llnterridst i'm Teutihtn
pirp pa ieBt pUn bsipnpsrs pa,u anaelfsa
ten 2sbrsrn srtbeilt, bic pom sinsr ShuIt
our anpsrn asbsn; ahsr i'm ueuru Shul.
letrer Stmtnar pon Nep gort bilcet man
nun 2sbrer aus, Die i'm Stanpe iein wtr.
Usu, Dsutib iCuObI ais GnsIiib gu Irb'
rer.
- Die glew gcrhr repubIilduI6e
StdatS' Convention, psIfe pOrtee gRodae
in 2llbanp gtbdlten purcr. bat 0rn.
Wcppiorp als @Ouptrn6rs. Ganoipat auf
aslisut. 5oraes Greeley rrbislt stne farts
Stimms, mar obsr niht rrfoIsreth. neil
man fiir6tsts, feline entihispenen Ssmps.
rem, @runrfdes pnrpsn pisIe Mitalisetr
Der partsi, namtntIih untfr ben Dsut,
l6en, rstslliih maden. @lei6pObl nabm
man absr In rtr platform etns ;, Ssmps'
renB planft" auf. I'm ben Dsutittn
bisIs bittsre pills Su psrIu6sn, purce 5r.
Sisismunp 8dufmann, Elm eeborener
Dsutl&sr, ais 9isuteuant 0ouprrn6r nps
minirt.
- gcristn Disnifaa Nd6mrttas srsiss
nete Iih In SaucOn 5ownibip, Noribamr.
ton County, elm b66it trauriger uHsliidss
fan, pcpurn jpsi 36blrr pes 6errn Sos
frpb Nsis, nnO IL Sabre alt, su stnsm
pcr,sitisen 5pps Famen. Die n6beren
umRinss iitsr btsiss uneIad fnp fol-
ssnps;
6srr 8eis VI Bel Sage Scn 6aufe ots
peGeno, ba er In elmer btna6tarteu Gr,.
mine arbfitst; nm Dienlaa Na&mittaa
ains ouh Die Wluttsr fort ins 6elp, um
SdrtcHeIn aueIama6rn. unb lief Die Siu
Der allstn gu 5aule. Osgsn Nbeno moi.
ten bic 8aphen 6suer numaGsn, UNI pas
gbsnrsiTsn gu btrsitsn; um rds 5susr
lhnsIltr gum Sren1u su brmasu, sss
brauGten iir &obI6I unO lsltsn bic 3anas
auI ben Sien. Dtslslbe Ssrfprans unp
scB ibren brsnntnpfn Suhalt Ibsr bic
drmtn 8iubsr, bic I'm STU in 5lammsn
9ebuat warsn; eisislbe Iisfrn in rem Dol
unp Itirjitn pd uifpsr, NO iis etra eine
Stunps lpatsr pen tiHem pOrbstssesnesn
9la6bar gefunosH wurpsn. Oie hs0au'
ernspirrisen 6inpsr lsbteH uo1, tarben
obsr baIp rarna6 inter furHtbarsn
S4mttitR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22

Der Gcrrrfponpsnt hes ,,gB6&ter am
Grie" fhrsibt aus rsr Ncrepfal,: 8iele
Ger 0fGljsr babrn felt ibrer SetdnntlGaft
mt rsn nOrppsuiihtu Srupprn adnl an.
prre Sr9riffs pCn ibreu n5rpliden Qanpss
leuien tefommsn. Dttie Branpenturaer
unp Shfdeirn, ritls 8tnper ppn Der 0orp.
unp Siise. aus Der Ndrt unp aus Sams
len. Usihe trdftiae @sltaltsn, psIH' wobl.
anifdnpiars, bitperes 8endgen. gtcth
nidt sins SIdle bate i'd bis isBt iiter Diele
bunperttduisnre Uon Sruppsn aeb5rt,
pslhe bob rur6 ibrs Ginquartisrung NIT
alien m6sllhen qeuten In Beribruua
tcmmen muffin. SIN @sgsntbsil bat ne
isrsr Iisb stwonnsn. unO bic prsueiI&sn
ScrurtbsiIs i&msIJsn RAID SuIammen. -
Der Gmpfdns Der Sruppsn mar Dur&
gang Drutl6Ianb b6bf rnibuRaIiiI6. uur
ilbsr 5anoprr piTo aasemein getlaat,
oa6 bort bic 9tsbe gum blinpen OsorS
nod ar6esr fst. ais Su tinsm ttntseR
DeuIfhIanc. Der NpsI unp bic ppn pies
fem perbtete arme bdunopeItiGe Bep5lEe.
rung bilpsu ben 6auptbsIfanptb Der
prutltsn DiOsrldhsr. Die Shfrielsu,
icwtit Id nit ibnsn tstinnt wurbe, linp
iibrtsrns oapon aus,untbmsu, iie (inp bra.
pc heutfGr Sunasn unp wsrpen bem psuts
iten Hlmen Gbre MAIDEN. ale nOrps
CsutiGsH Sruppsn pie ibrs Sifi,ter. ta.
ben purG ibr ItuiltIisss SttraasH ssssn.
iibsr ben Saratrn Die msilfsn 0OruTtbsiIs
writSrt pie man in SiiOOsutl6laup ssssn
lie bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22

eOnrcn, 10. Srpt. preueen iaat mi,
Sehtmmtbst, ss dnerfsnne gar tstue f,au.
iSlIldje Htafrunl, pspsr elne taiGerItHe,
nod rtne rrputltdnil6e. Gs llrdubt fl6
paaraen. isst Grisofn gu i6tie6rn.
Die rniiiiue Nsl eruua Dat 40 Ntnts.
uen NutsI, Die In Der Sanf pon Ssranfretd5
pspOntrt warsH, on Die 8ant pom Gnalanb
iibsrwieIsn.
uuttr ben frou,6iiidsn 0efanaenen iu
Waapsturg uno sEitirnterS trrrI6en Die
SarioIieeu.
Central 6cid9 III ni&t tctt, ME fdbou
10 Oft btrthIrt nUrpsn III. Or uuo (etu
Stab bswcbnsn biibid rinssritbtete 3im.
msr tn Wdni uno msrren pom S6nta
2StIbelm nit dllem N6tttssn gut perIebsn.
piris. 10. Sept. Die rct6sn @rpublt.
tdncr fhla9cn nod immer Qlatate an,
wortn etne rsue JisDieruus anssfanptst
rpiro. Rdu 0Iau6i, &c merpe IA Differen.
gen tOmmeH. Die 9Irssr ertldren. Re
'Sssn pte prsu6ifae 9srrlGalt pem Com.
munismus por.
2onpOn. 20. Sest. Die gtueiInt ouf
6risreu III isbr esrinG.
Die 0ruesn puqsn Yarts BON Der
Suo Sit Sstts bel G6drentou anaretfeu.
Oas oauptqnartifr pes 86Riss tOmmt
mad SsriatIits.
Die paSeI Gtntsr Gbarentcn fnc t56er
ais Die 5nnd@t Itsasnpeu Sorts Der iiip.
Ofli6sn Sstte, ais Die Sorts Sprp, Gtus
rentpn uno @rntilp, gIrmsil &c. Sie pur.
pen astaut aIs eS nod teine ae,oaene
Stancuen CAB, bersu Shu6pstte feet Stele
6crt5 uHp Die Staot srrsiGt.
5snri 9todsiort. Der Sdrrttaeen, @ene.
raj. III fsbr asf&aftist init 8au pon Bar.
ritacsn.
gIae rtauIirsn Sruppsn Rnb um parts,
um bic tsprObe CD. Sstte gu beden; Re
feben I'm g8aps BON Weucou.
Der &rpnprinj radt mad 5ontalne.
blrou.
8u6lano ri1st. Sn paris boFt
man, baB es preu6en 0iIt.
Iu& IN Berlin III man Der QnIftbt. Gs
prots itirt ss9sn aunstttrung ppn 9cttrtn.
gen.
Die ejdrnifcu in Strae6ura fbc6 falt
gar Mat mrbr. Gsnrrdl uIri6 IN fdptr
oerwnnrst (3), er Iisst i'm Rsasr prr 30.
Iiist' pfdf'ttur. Dao 8olt lftmute ab
uno sntitiso fur ptittrs' grrtbeiptauna
rsr Stapt.
9curs. 2O:-Sspt. Die 0rsub.n rstca.
nps5trtsn am IS. BET 9ctnpile unb purs
rem pcn rsn SharfibiBsn an Der Rarns
,uriidsstricbsn.
Die peutiSsn llbtanen tabsn grrfatGes
btfsst.
Die grmss uepOn ri iist lI& unb ulmmt
afritaniitt Nsfruten auf.
9onocn, 20. Sept. 2 30 Radbm. 60
fdnpsn Srrfeu latt tsi Sprp uno Gtatl.
Ion por paris. Die pIsueeu balten &c.
iebt @ldmdrt, MsuOon, Slaeneupe, Bar
pes uuo Sontendp aur 8oiss unb atnseu
BET Ghoiip ls rci. pier Meilen cbsrbalb
Der Warne Minpuna. iiter Die Sstns.
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Qaft cub reaiffrirem!


Dtr In Der bspprfsbtnpsn 0abt feline
Stimme ni6t Serlisrsn nil, Ioqte f6
obne psttsre geridumnie rrsiitrirsn Iaf.
fen!
Sie StaatSfair bssinnt oliC am
nd6fsn DtenRas. Dtsisntssn Deutf&en,
psl6e @sssuldnps ,ur ausfslluns sstsn.
Rnp freuncli6t erfu6t Gnssise bap0H in
pieier Sffes su MAIDEN.
ppIttif6ss. Die rspublitaniias Gt-
ty Gpnpenticn wurpe am Samifdg atge'
balien. 9anpem otsltlbe permanent or.
aanilrt mar, wurbs .ine GOrrslponpsn,
perleisn, rtrsn erfsr 5bttI 6ru. 9spts
Sones bic gseorceraele auf psm republic
tanii6su Sidtt oftrirt. pdbrsnO Der ,wstte
Sbsil isine Gbltpnuus entbdIt.
81. R. Golptn SUn Seranton unb Oa.
pir Dale pom Gopinat0n wurcsn bann
stnaimmts fur @sbilfs. Nseorper mont.
nirt; sbsnfO Grsp. 8spp aIs Surp-GOm.
miiiicnsr uno BENJAMIN 5usbss aIs gu'
pitor.
@uf Scrf&ldg BON Or. 8cbsrts erfIdrts
bic Gonptnttou elm ftmmtg 6rn. SB. o.
Barp als ben Ganpipotsn fur Rteorbsr
unb madte ss ben 8spubltFansrn CUR
pfli&t fir rrTtn GrwdbIunS lu Dirfsn.
Naa GrnsRnuns tinsr ltsbsnptn Com.
miitss ftrttt man bisrauf sur gsrtasuns.
Ssuer. Qm Srtitas a6snb um llbr
braunte elm tIrtnsS 0pbntaus nabe pem
neusu ROarins 8roOt SGaht (Dunm0.
rs) nisoer. Die Sspobner waren erf tts
niSs Gage jurUr binsssOssn uno psrlOrsn
ibre idmmtlihe 6abe, nd beim @usbruh
pss Gsusrs Rismanp ,u 5aufe mar.
- Die S6asmibIs pom Dale u. SUbn
in DaIepillt, eu,trns County, wurbt am
Is. Sept. total rurb 6sutt jrrlt5rt. DIE
@ibls mar NIT Dampf sttrtsbrn wcrrtn
unp Der Strlult an MnIttutrIs, fsrttgem
SOI, u. (. ~. tlt bsOsutsnp.
Court. Der Sspttm6tr SsrmlR Der
Wapprs Court Don Scranton wurpe am
Wontas BON ptm neuernannten &recrrer
etwis Scnts unb ten beifBsnbsn 8tspr'
rrrs GUlpin uno Weetan srSfnst. am
srfsn Sage tamsn tsine GdGe ron aase'
mstnsm SutsrsTs Jur gsrbaubIuHs.
Bermii9tes. = 8si Der Serfsiesrnng
BON anlsbsn i'm reutlmsn 8anptrstn yto.
l om SamRas paren Die pTsrtrtsn prd'
mitn btesutsno tSbsr ais Sep5bnliG unc
ss wurpsn srsitlt fur swet anItbsn "a
prog. unp fur 1e anIsesn 2S prog. Dra'
mie.
Der brutf&s gaupsreia RU. 3 Ralt an
Wcntae Abtuh Sitane.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
s8ir ffreben maeb 6efallen!

SSir ffreben IIdcb OefaIen!
OWENS Atelier,
Griibsr 9rOwusQs)
,,MGrblc SlCce,"
a94 Ga Ct a 10 ma I1euue,
SCRANTON ga.
Ga Id fiir3lih eas pbctcsrapbh9s atelirr Ron
3. q. Srppnell fdulih erIfdrren babe unb bds
GjsidGft IbUu cine Jteibe bon Sabreu nit Or.
fCls fIbrie, 70 bin i'd i'm Stanhr, gileer itptr
Grt anlufrrtssn, mic
Siiitcns SGrten, TcrrOtppeS,
SDorptDpes, Nmbrotppcs,
Starepfcope, &aifcrs 8artcn.
SsfCueere Gufmnfiamfrit rtrptnee Id auf bic
por;ellan Sileer, relte in grCeer S6Gnbeit aus
gsfertist une an Nlarbsit unp yratt BON feinem
anesrsn ibertrpFru perceu.
aCmmt uub beIebt bic grObeu.
llnisrs Sarttns9ilosr lIub in sinsr BsiIt aus.
gtfibrt, wsl6t in risiem 3bsis he's Staatss
nidt errsitt ptrb. SrillanB unb Sflarbeit
ftnn,rihnrn lie ale ale erife alaIIe Irbeit. Gin
gsiu6 iibrrSeust 5trrrmann.
Gin sstreues Bib sarantirt.
NllptlH JtLEN <tltlp
famTsit srpirmet, bod iOlten beren 9ileer jpi-
fGtn 10 unS 2 llbr senCmmrn prrtru.
pbptUgrap bten,
rom alsinifen big ;ur 9sbsnsarSBs, eOIorirt nit
SsI, paitea, Baifrr ceer Snrisn-5arbt pom es.
ben ptsr ppn alien Silecrn cppirt.
9lls plattsn psreru aufSsbcbsn unb FGnnsn
taSpn jrbrrSrit abSiar asma6t psrren. guftrGse
per pOt perecn pintiIi9 eTrftuirt. R5" Dds
sspiinIdte Bib mub genau brIhrirbeu tpsrben
ellie pbotcsrapbii4e 9iIesr rprrbsn ssesu &C.
riner Rotten cplcrirt.
R Samen irllten feline blaBrctbs, blaut
rtcr purpurue aleipsr tragru, ea le li6 bea ab.
ntbmrn. 9m Gmpfdng. nnb AnH'ieeiimmer III
ifstS zine Dams sur SilfsIeiRuua ouprienO.
Gl1S 9iIeer BON 1raufsn unb Sphten pereen
i'm SauIr genpmnlen.
glnlibtrn rrn @tbduben ptfr anperen Sd6sn
psrSsn gu ben tilisfira prsisn unp. .isbr gut auf-
aenpmmen.
SOpUbl bsi bsltsm pit au6 bel tribsm Wti.
ter tperecn Silcer srnpmmen.
sIIbums, 8abmsn unp GuaFsn IN GROCER
auspabl unb billi9.
$40 8. g. Speu, photographic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
StaOt unO Gtaat.

SOumtOs StG ct.
@cu0reb.
8. %. Wfc&Dllnrn,
RputrsIs.
9rdftpeut.Rt@tsE
SON. Sep. gS. &sppbmart,
@iIissEnus.
0ebatfs- StAttr.
Seuiam mam . fOatS,
saRessg.
prettsastaE
Tranf 81. Seamffb,
Scranton.
@fertper Court
6 barfeS ST D btmTpm,
Scranton.
Otfrtft anHalt
g. g. ~ crrtm an,
@ilffsbarrt.
@tfeb8ebana
g. 0S. Scene, Esabfisa.
Wfidaci TISnn, Carbonate,
o. %. Scar6a, Sbsdibinnp.
mmifftSneE
Games 2trmftrDnS,
Saals.
aubttsrsn,
Sienbem Sotpnfn9-l SaRr.
SanersT.
6. s. Sdile1-s SABRE.
WaprrIy.
SurpsG III c, tffteasE
@esIe1 &unffe.
gSiIftebarTc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22

@eIb! 9elb! Gelb!
90 f6rsit bic sdu;e Dsft;
Der Drudsr mabnt niGt minesr:
nGri6eint, ibr ,,dltrn" Sinosr,
llnp SabIt-Icnf bat's sslas0t"
assnten, wsl&s @tlbsr pom une in
5dnpsn babsn, unb lol&s, bic fur Sos,
Irbttten, au,sisen uno abonnemsnt
idulpen. wsrpsn frsuncIt6it ;ur pdnttIi'
den 3abluus aufssfOrpsrt. Disfss gilt
fpeStra fir bisisntsen, wsl&e f&cn felt
Sabrsn lhulpeR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11
Personal.

Abraham Lincoln's birthday anniversary
is Feb. u.
GA love letter written by George Wash
ington," is for sale in Boston.
Capt. Mayne Reid announces that the
last number of his magazine Oa,UaTd, IS
| the last.
A meddlesome correspondent says Mrs.
General Fremont is fat and fair, with
turnup nose.
One of the daughters of Isaac Pereire,
the Partisan banker, has elOped with
young Jewish law student.
BIr. Stewards Washington friends are
preparing a series of public dinners to be
given in honor of his return home.
Beecher says that he gets an average of
twenty begging letters per month, calling
for the loan of about $40, 200.
Wendell Phillips has ''cutn Miss An
thOny in the coolest manner possible, and
they think he is deserving the SOrOsis
craft.
Archbishop McCloskey gave the Pope
on Christmas large fish of solid gold,
with mouth of rubies, that opens and
showers gold eagles"
NJ Veuill0t, Partisan editor, the other
day replied to a challenge, 'My life be-
longs to Jesus Christ, and he has none too
many defenders just nOw."
The project TO erect statue TO the En-
press Eugene, at Amiens, in commence
ration of her visit to the cholera patients
in that city, has been definitely abandoned.
Napoleon the Third intends to visit,
shortly, Lyons and other manufacturing
centers of the Empire He will address
the wOrkingmen on various occasions.
Hon. John P. Hale, ex-Minister to
Spain, is to have public reception IN Do
| yer, n. H., on his return, and his friends
say they will elect him to the Legislature.
1t is stated that Gen. Butterield, until
recently Assistant Treasurer at New
| York, was at one time so confident of re-
ceiving the Spanish Mission that he began
the study of the Spanish language.
The New York Tribune says that after
Prince Arthur left his seat in Trinity
Church, Sunday, number of young Ia
| dies rushed there in order to sit where a
live prince had been sitting.
Recent cases prove cOnclusively to the
Boston Post that cit is safer to steal a
million of dollars in New York than to
manufacture an India rubber comb with
out buying the right to do So"
The first criminal brought before Judge
Shepley; for trial in the United States
Circuit Court, in Boston, was young
mulatto, accused of forgery, who report
ed that he was once a servant of jeff
! Davis.
Ira Paine, of New York, and Edward
Tinker, of Providence, r. l., are matched
to shoot one hundred birds, twenty-one
yards rise, eighty yards boundary, for
$500 side, on the 22d instant, at Pros
| pect Park Race Course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11
HARRISBURG.
Gcarr and 1he mctropoILlnns.
SChOcPpc.

HAREIsBURG, Feb. 10, lS69.-Goy.
Geary has returned the Metropolitan Po-
lice Bill to the House with his objections.
SChOcPpc.
1t reported that Gov. Geary has re-
fused 10 approve the bill passed last week
directing the Supreme Court to receive
and decide capital cases on their merits.
1t was passed to cover the case Of DIR.
Schoeppe, now under sentence Of death
IN Carlisle.
Much evidence has been presented tc
the Governor in the case, and it is gener.
ally conceded that if the Supreme Court
shall decide there is no error in thcrccOrt,
lac will not be inclined to extend ClemCncy
TO the prisoner, because the record as II
now stands is most damaging to SchOeppC
with the Executive.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

\ MAINE SPEECH.-W the Maine
Legislature was vascillating over the
question of attending the Peabody fun
cral, a respectable member from the back
country said: ''Mr. Speaker, ! am dis
gusted with the conduct of this House.
This funeral at Portland is a-going to be
great affair; but when | see this House
a-tetering and sec-sawing, as if it didn't
know its own mind, l declare irish Mr..
PCaJOdy hddRt died..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11
All Quiet on the BOuleTardS
GAINESVILLE.

Terrific Explosion of "A LOCOmO
Iive-One Man Killed and Two
MOrrally WOunded-A Marrow Es-
cape.
Special to the Union and American.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1O.-The To-
connective on the freight train No ., from
Louisville, exploded this evening at 4
o'clock. Thos. ]. Bradley, engineer, was
killed, and fremen Thos. Campbell and
John CoUsens supposed to be mortally
wounded. The explosion was terrific and
could be heard in every part Of the city.
Fragments weighing 5000 pounds were
thrown 300 yards. The accident occurred
Just as the locomotive cleared Red River
trestle. Had it occurred one minute sooner
the train would have been a perfect wreck.
Dy the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1O-At half past (
o'clock this evening the Engine No. . on
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
Railroad, exploded her boiler, one mile
north of Clark5ville, Tenn, killing Thos.
Bradley He was thrown against the tele-
graph wires, nearly severing his body
in two. The fireman is reported to be
badly scalded and burned.
Later.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10.-LatCr reports
from the locomotive explosion at Clarks-
vile, state that Thomas Compile, fireman,
was killed, and John Cousens, fireman,
mOrtally wounded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

Twenty empty pocketbooks were
picked up in the corridors of Music Hall,
Boston, after the late fair. 1t is pre-
sumed that the owners had been CLEANED
out, " either by pickpockets IN summary
manner, or by the persuasion Of the Ia
dies tending the tables.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-The WAYS and
Means Committee had a large delegation
this evening, representing the whisky in
terest of Western Pennsylvania, Kentucky
and Tennessee. The Robertson County
delegation state that there Gre $4,000, 600
gallons of whisky in bond, which Will not
be ready for market under two or three
years, and that its withdrawal and pay
ment of tax as provided by the present law
would involve serious loss, and in many in
stances ruin to the owners.
The delegation urged that the time for
the Withdrawal be made three years instead
of one. The arguments of the delegation
seemed to impress the committee favora-
bly,.
interviewed.
Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Terry have ar
rived, and had an interview with the Presi-
dent this morning. Gen. Sheridan was &C
companied 10y Gen. Forsyth.
The Road of Repentance.
A bill was reported by Representative
Butler, from the Committee on Recon
struction to-day and recommitted. 1t pro-
vides for the removal of political disabili-
ties because of acts committed during the
late rebellion. A person desiring to avail
himself Of the provisions Of the bill may
petition court in the State or Territory
in which he lives, giving particular de-
scription of the acts done by him,
against the government, and declaring hi
intends hereafter to act and conduct him
self as a loyal citizen Of the United
States; he is required to pray to be re,
stored to his rights, and all he has lost by
his wrongful conduct. Public notice is
to be given that hearing will be had
On proving his statements by witnesses
the Court shall issue a certificate re
storing him to all his rights, thus removing
his disabilities. False swearing is to b,
punished, as in perjury cases. The re
moval of the disabilities is not to affec
property lost, captured OF destroyed b.
the army Of the United States.
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CoLoRED Mass MEETING.-The Colored
folks of Covington have issued a call for
a mass meeting to be held on Tuesday
evening next, at the United States conrt-
room, the object being TO appoint delegates
TO the colorcd State Convention which
meets soon at Frankfort.
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CHICAGO.
Gigantic Undertaking.

Chicago, Feb. lO.-II. Lallc and Fred
Meacham, publish a card in the Chicago
Tribune, saying that they are the maker,
of the Cardiff Giant, and are sdy ia
make any number to order They claim
an interest in the present giant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

A SPRINGFIELD firm which advertised
for a book-kccper, received a beautifully
written answer from young man, who
averred that he was ''yous" to book-kccp-
ing, and thought that he would prove
''sattiCe factory"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

\ KENTUCKY Colonel recently said to
Grant: 'Mr President, my papers are
Endorsed by every leading Radical in the
State" ''Wcn, sir" said the warrior,
Il am truly glad to hear it, for this is the
only time our party in Kentucky hayeeyer
been able TO agree
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

Mrs. SObersides having gazed for
considerable time into the window
of a noted corset and hoop store, ex-
claimed, '1ndeed, we are 'fearfully and
wonderfully made >" She should have
added the little word cup"
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.


ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-The Colorado
council passed woman's suffrage yester-
day.
I'm Illinois.
A resolution was introduced yesterday
in the Illinois Constitutional Convention
instructing the Committee ON the Right of
Suffrage to report on the propriety ofsuh-
hitting the proposition granting suffrage
TO women as an independent one to be
voted for or against by the women of the
State of lawful age, and if carried to be-
come a part of the constitution.
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RICHMOND.
Wnnf IEnIiEH.

RICHMOND, Feb. 1O-Thc House Ju-
dietary Committee reported adversely
the resolution referred to it in October last
proposing a ratification of the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments.
Elected.
James Mcdonald was elected Secretary
Of State, and William T. Taylor First
Auditor.
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''Say, stranger, do l smell of liquor 2"
eyes, you do; and you are so drunk, be-
sides, that you can't stand without hold
ing on to the lamp post" ''What on
earth shall do? I'm peddler of re-
ligious books, and it'll play h-ll with my
business
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CUBA.


HAVANA, Feb. lO.-Late adylces from
the Eastern Department have been re-
ceived Count Volnazeda arrived at Man
ziUo on the 9Th inst, and would leave for
Bavomo, but at what time was uncertain.
Protesting
Casino and Panal, representing wealthy
and prominent Spauiards Of Havana, have
issued document protesting against the
vile, uuwarrautable and criminal assassina,
ton of Isaac Greenwald
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SPAIN.
Peace with south America.

MADRID, Feb. 1O.-The Government has
sent authority to tho Spanish Minister at
Washington, to make peace with the Re
publics of South America.
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A WOMAN at Booths Theater, while en-
Toying "Hamlet, wanted to know of her
escort why Rosccranz didn't wear his
Generals uniform. She thought it was
old Rosy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

4 New Orleans husband wants a di-
vOrce on the ground that what he calls his
wife is more chignOn, false teeth and pad
ding than woman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

Private dispatches report the dcstruc-
ton by fire of the business portion of the
town of Port Gibson, Miss. The post
office and hotel were among the buildings
ggStrpyr1
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ROME.


ROME, Feb. fO.-The Ecumenical Coun-
Gil is deluged with petitions from Galhcia
favoring the dogma Of Papal infallibility.
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An English coast steamer lately burned
burned one hundred pigs in order to get
into port, having exhausted her coal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-11

A Delaware bridegroom was thrashed
and made to signthe pledge byhis mother
in law the other day, for getting drunk
during the honeymoon.