davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-29

On The Green Bay i Lake Pepln Railroad some
fifteen miles are really for the iron, and it Will he
lad 1t once. The ruad will be coAplesed to New
London In short time.
The Fox River Valley Railroad has been
leased to the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Rst1-
TOAD Company for nlnetE-nine years, and the lat
ter will now take charge. Tns grading Is finished
from Aurora 10 Genera
TIE lat OF the tract OF lauh granted by ahe
United States Government 10 the Chicago
Northwestern Ra1lroal Company On the couple
uou Of it, road from Flad du Lss no'tn to Os1-
foeh+ IN 1859, was closed nut nj sale 10 oshkosh
on Tuetdsy. The pnce paid AVERAGED about %
cents per aerr.
The nnaactai agent OF the 70 ta'e' "snne-
bRgo Superior Railroad. and Other seattetuen
axsociated tn tA4 enterprise. are maEfpg per-
SOCIAL examination OF the 1ouse from Doty lslAnIi
to Stevens Point 1ndge Reed states that the
mad i'll be built entirely cdeps ndent ct cx1sinx
and c,mret:ux rnllrosds, and without unueces--
1lry delay.
ore m11e 0: rails has hoeu laJd on the 4g-
YANKEE Sns,hern RziIxay. The Directors Will
1.ovr no1htrr VI sApne to have the feR1 IN .upplnx
order tetwten Milwaukee and cedarbusu befere
,hr winter ssts In. Tue survey to Green Ray md
Of lsAnch 10 Apples"u has been completed And
fsyoreble routes found
, 1870-10-29

oN tai.1a1 W nuou .s,,:1;.
cannos e:ea osts 'roa4 =, ~ : ep'se' 40
- t'''o"'oe INJURY :" alsa ~
1e Hlop'S au9"a -: 0ost' @o1 ea
uaa aaer'ean '"l'~as s1a'o' 9o ~: ~
s.'.ma'e properly im, law w 1.eats
WHICH !oo'c'a4 f'sS'''nof''S ~1' oouao 70
1esi,ee': ,n :,
"ne1e ~ =" es1 ~ 8 ne NAV or
W. =, - - .1 . ~ :o''es
~ y. CIV ., - w - NJ.
4l'Ae =" VIZ A1o ,.., e"a,- w Eaetoaoe OF
P'o1es 0au sle" hospital
A4A"' ~. s.os ~ - a1eo al aegee8aa IN
oAe " soo>''o"o year. hAa now VIC
, 1870-10-29
the State, it those lava require an ac.ual
residence therein is qualification.


We leatn from the Journal Of Comm<rce
that the owners OF the Alabama claims are
about to hold meeting to agit.te. for such
reveraal OF the action Of the administration
aa will result either in some demand being
made BY this government upon Great Brit
sin for their indemnity, or in some certifi-
cation and payment df their claims By this
government, leaving 1t to tako it, own
course and time for enforcing the claims
against Grsat Britain. OF, fiually. in tho is
suance of a formal consent by our govern.
nens that the claimants may negotiate and
sestle with the British Government for
themselves. At present, the government
pursues tho dog-iu-ths-mauger policy OF
doing nothing itself, asking Great Britain
to do nothing, and requiring tbs claimantsto
do nothing, although one-half the value Of
thu claims has already been lost in the form
Of interest. The total OF the claims With
ont interest, amounts to about SIS, Oo0, Co.,,
most Of which is held BY the New York
underwriters One Of these, Mr John 4.
Parkor, President Of the Great Western
Insurance Company, recently ascertainsd,
On consulting the English Government, that
they would be glad to pay up the claims in
cash. A gentleman who had an interview
with Lord' Clarendon and other British
statesmen, declared, as the result OF the it,
formation obtained from thom, that, it the
government ut Washington will consent to
the payment Of the claims TO their private
I ounnrs he xrru1d 81 mt tba,r fba rnonn., as
, 1870-10-29

0ne Of the mistakes that partisan news
papers are apt to make is the awarding of
unmerited praise and Of fulsome eulogy on
the nominees Of their party, and the heap
ing of malicious defamation on the candi-
dates of their opponents. It is true there
is an ignorant, prejudiced class of persons
who may lie influenced by that kind of
partisan tactics; hut intelligent, discrim-
mating, fair-minded people see th1oughit,
and are offended by it.
One of the worst specimens of reckless
and undeserved partisan warfare is IN ar-
ticle in the Times on the Republican leg
is'atiye ticket, of which the following is
an extract:
at is probably true that these seallawag non1-
luees arc not all Of the low grade q 6cal!awa&-
| Rrayton, John HaYHclh, J., I. DerTickson, aud
three or tour others belnng, nor are they al OF
81, Esq.,
| 0ur1eJ, and three or four othefkH
To cali such a man as H B. Braytou a
"scallawas" is defiance OF truth and
decency, AIr. Brayton is leading MEM
ber of the Baptist Church. man Of pars
character, Of high standing in tho commit
nifty, OF very respectable abilities, aud o;
un,mpeaebable integrity. He has resided
in the county thirteen years. and for nine
years has been engaged in the sale and
manufacture Of doors and sash. In poll.
tics he is Republican, aud in manners 8
gentleman. He will make useful, indus.
trious, and honest member of the Legisla'
tnre, and is quite cers7in of being elected
, 1870-10-29

Hon. John Wentworth announces that
he will address the citizens Of Chicago nt
Library Hall, this evening, on topics of
general concern. The taxpayers viii
undoubtedly hear something of interest 10
them. When Mr.. Wentworth represented
this district in Congress, the last time, his
appointees to the fiscal Offices OF the gov
eminent here were George Schneider,
Peter Page, Luther Haven, and Samuel
Hoard Mr.. C. B. Farwclrs appointee in
tho Custom House, we understand, is Tom
, 1870-10-29

hrfakfas It nf ar+,,< -. -. 81,
nrr of so.,,. - 1s.e' s"u st9etao'es' " : u.u'
ac.a.,4 .nS VI "'at Win te8etao,es'
r,n. sna ~. - A&' " s"o atfes o1eooa 'Aoto
',.'N ~ we 1Sas" dall5. EA"h sofilef Ia Ell
".'ea % oseaAfsst duner, and tupper. Of 4 platn-
CT ch4facttr khAu the forccrfpr and a half a
ntre Of wtue ar 4 who,. ,tt,s ~ 80 -. -..--.r
of ltre Of antrt,. 80 ~. " ue.' ~ 4ase14
eor.t. sn.ss.s se, 1no nse e1e1ts, or pfoPo1-
sg wv, Se @ qusouty OF tobacco da,ly. Fpm this II
VIII DC seen That the German Rstr1son Of Spas-
bourR fares welt
-The New FORK 1<nuur e.vs ,.,,,.,,.r A..
thn. cttv r.ca,t,. .. ss1~ keoaesA1n Va
,..,.on ~ :, ascsnuJ received from Geimanya col
see.ea " s"eaH OF sae photographic heads ot the
leading commander Of the Prpas.xn army now
IN France, The Photographs vr1r ronTr-d n,
the headr, and M tra,..e.s, Iotouea "
nrn,tsxsoz, ,,oss..on Nv ~ .Aaaoa Vas gtven Of INC
fo.e1as tN0aoo Ut naancs OF tue paFttc4 repre-
sentea. the whole Of them we're submitted to 4
uottd phtcnoloK1at Ind phyno1oont,. M sh,t .5t1
for hIs jQdctnent upou thennNno ~, ,,a,.-
hi,p <onccrntag shrm uo .,..- a!n. oS!az ave.
.a..e ..' IaS easw' A'ef studying them TOR
Solne eort ao sA0s IN reply to IN 1hQul5y. that
not one ct these per1ons VIA posseasAi NJ = mil.
itasy head or exp,essiont - - @'-'17
Ar .cesdent ~ ! ~.,.-.:,.
,..,s1- ssc.ss.s " elVuaf naI1fa, fezu5aog
L. s1t, os9o aeN IoooellxSlle, Pa, On Sxtaf-
, 1870-10-29

c,yst,llized In dineErnt ages, had onnE1omer-
a&ed In one COB Of mud Ths historic a.sAssln
l. generally wrelch rni-tat,ug himself for
hero etrung ont in : line what gang they
Titus Oate, RavalIlaa, Lorenztno Med,ci.
Wilkes Bootb-and yet she Southern education.
OF which Wilkes Booth wH g1a 1uate, COM
pEeheuded assassination as an "axtt.'
branch. The equal law WAS = bench for
couatiice. Blind vanity armed with death
did the South ever hxng for a-a&&aination2
scion OF Maryland created and named the
Bowie-knile. Last week IN tho town ct Cum
berlAnd, young man shot ano:hek desd With
fout balls. atd tho victim bad bean altaajy
wounded Soma. wlalA befors BY the mnrder
Than Law, Tilke. ho'h WIS no great ecAndsl,-
no wore than Yetger nor hundred other
eboot.rE desperadoee, ami bis grave was strexn
with flowers br woman the last day shey deco-
rated Confederate grHvFa in Baltimore. HIS
name Is in>crioed upon tho Booth monument
thus:
ITO the memory Of
the children Of J1ntns pfutus and
NAT Ann hoot1:
Jonn WlIHe4,
Fredr3ct, .
Elizabeth,
Mary Ann.
Henry Byron"
Frederick is spelled without the second 9,
md the osthagraphi culture oe the Booth
family does not seem to be considerable in
other respects. The elder Booths efegy on
the came monument makes bad mixing OF
talent and geniua:
" Behold the spot where genius lies,
o drop \ teaf wnen talent dies:
OF tragedy tue mighty chief,
ThT power to please surpassed belief,
Hie }ass. m4tchtGss Booth."
Still, this il quaint and to the point, and
Hic WIS memorial expression to recall tho
dangerous old Bacchus BY. This tomb stands
In the open mir. removed from ebaae. and is,
perhaps. fifteen feet high. Many tomba
around it bear the express ion: " Confederate
States OF AmeEica-" Baltimore peonle will
look with pity On all such before maAy years,
and with like pity upon this assassin~ their
c,mrsdo- Tho next great monument OF GAl-
tmore will bear an Inscription ike this:
The state Of Maryland.
To Commemorate the
i. LopR.deIAsed Act OF
EMANCIPATION,
Passed at Ahn.p la, November I, 1861,
The Shrrtr I the
Revived lrdst,-fity. Hnnpe,
0f thts Commonwealth.
-.... Has Erected
This Monument no P.ats Street Bridge,
In pprec!atton at
The SoaiesJ Of Massachusetts,
Murdered Here
While AxIehtpn to
save MaEJ1anh from Deaosat3ou
And the Nation trom Peril;
Antf IN PITY
For an Ignorant
And Uuf4, runasc Pnoutace
Who we're klt3-d wh!Ie Impeding
And tev Might Of Frredou.
GATH.
, 1870-10-29

Bishop Kerfoot, of Pittsburgh said shst
womai,'a a work il the Church should be mads
organic and self-p. rpetuating By the organi-
zatiln Of .r 'era and risierlloos.
! The Chairman, B'-llop Whitatonse, inter-
poeed that the second resolution, tran.cended
tbs over Of the 1o1rd, and belonged rather
to the juriadietion nf the House Of Bishops
II : substitute f.r the secoud resolution:
!. Rtsoirsd, That c'nuittee Of Bishops, clergy
and iatty be appointed to cousidrr and report II
the EtxS Annual meettnG OF III bvasd The best
Efforts OF VI nj IN the educational and m!4son-
Aty work Of the CAufch. :.
The tlfst resolution nnd the substitute for
the sceond we're d anfmously adopted.
, 1870-10-29
TIE SORTHWEST.

Nr, and Mrx- She,ienbar1et, OF Toledo, cele-
brnted their golden wedding last week
-Judge Murdoek, OF CLAYTON County, u deliver
trg LECTURE TO ptuEe that the sun Is made Of Ice
-Xct4re.o OF IL the '' hoop pole city:" nue ousi-
uess nrm shipped -, 900 OF those articles last
week. ..-
"A Holl1nderh has started 1 wooden-shoe faetorJ
It Pe1la. ..-....... ....
-Tte Rev. MI, Broderct, OF 1t Pielksut, mAr-
sted couple recently. and received In payment
for his services four cnc0mhezA
-Aiss CA1oltne Wood, Of low, ,has reclaimed 1a1
acres OF wild prairie land, and has planted 3ot
fsnts s1a 800 unapis treas III with her ovs
hAnds-
"A farmsr near Muscstne, WHO h2a ~ Aged
, 1870-10-29

sisterhssd In the EPiseopn1
Church.
1t ths meeting OF the Board Of Missions OF
the Episcopal Church, at New fosk, On
"Wednesday, = special report Of the Com11 ~
tie en- the services Of Christiaa Women ~ .ue
Church WAS submitted. and the follo"a6 1o'
oIutione recommended fcr adoption:
Rese1sxd, That the board hereby fec9s.n nv
etIes: vnut It organisations Of framed
1nc especially OF Christian Eomen' !"
the srY1 ttstv+ work nf the cnnfco. .n,s hoar,,
R<sSiFxd. That in the iadq @ent o. ~ III ~ sfass
the umes spsolniefy demand IN e9ea tea R,ahon thr
resre =, d rutfer the contFot q t.E ana teerr
fnrms;jon Of sttterhoods OF CnanE Entn,sS 1MT 4.
Iii ~ fh,. r. ,JlI,sty F.'uttue OF pafocnAA VOTE
vi The wboie subject Of utilizing tbe enofts o1
uo,,s, ~ in The Churrb and parochisl work was
nsstsr fbs Rev j. P. Tus'in. the Rov: DE-
6eerrN Bishop Wf,i.tinghan&, the Hun: s. B.
Rnrc5es. Wm. Welsh; and otbers- Bishop
ri.Ifsou essntftlv advocsted the formation Of
tiste1lcods, and Iiahop TtittinGhAm testified
10 tho etticieIcy Of o.dert Of uomen estabhah-
ID In bis diocese. The Rev. Dr. Leeds, OF
MARYLAND, r. ferzed to the sisteshcods 10 the
Lutheran and Anglican Chwches. and claim cd
,hat miasion under the caro- nf women shuald
bs o gAnised IN every paslah in the caunts7'
, 1870-10-29
APECIAL NOTICE4.
THE CELEBRATE
MURRAY
&
LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER
APECIAL NQTICEa.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing Of all perfumes,
tor use on the Handkerchief,
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists and
Pexfpmers. -,
, 1870-10-29


A memorial tablet to Rusllngamt has been
placed ,n the great pektn temple.
The Norfolk rirgintdn tells Of = hs:d-irtnkinN
cx-Cfnfealctate who BWore on because General
Lee died.
Miss Mattie Adams TOOK the prize Of the Rn,-
den apple as the handsomeat woman at the Geot-
gin State tatI.
Robert Jackson. OF Philadelphia, wanted to
commit suicide on SUNDAY, 10 he broke mp his
gold witch chair, loaded his revolver With the
fragments, fired the rreclons metal into his
head. and u now no longer a rtruekeeper himself.
Edward McPherson, C1erk Of the United
States House Of Representatives, Is In precarious
health, At home. Mt. McPnerson has the largest
collection Of polstca, pamphlets and catalogued
scIap-books Ia the country.
-Mr. Lew. the editor Of the Londop Telegraph,
was recently black-talted IN the London Reform
Club, Notwithstanding The fact that he derives
an Income Of <60.0d0 4 year from his paper, and
that he has one Of The haudsomest residences,
one OF the handfo1aest wives. and the finest
/ horses tn London
The Colorado (Texas) Citizen reports the
death Of David Cole. aged 81, Al his realdence
seven tnl1es north 0: A1le3son, on the I'd Inst
war Of 1855 and 1886, End WAS one OF the three
who captured Santa Anna In the 'a.ter year.
-Nrs. General Este, whose marriage year Of
TWO ago created nutter IN fashionable circles,
died suddenly at Washlngton, on Monday. Of ape
plexy.. She WIS younR, and said to be one Of he
handsomest ladiea Of Washington
"a cnnstde7ate individual named Bertsam, who
cAoped With youug wpu,An from Green Island
~ 80 ,sns 1uS 1ss, s.@s, ~ - ~ua
kh na9 ps39nna'oa " sea Ne 1a'a'ate ~ @ue
ptoo.olV ".s tn@' NC 1aoa'o ae'e4 lave ocsa-
s4'n ,@,us.a - ese :. .*. casa....n. n,,,,
| -Ae1denf ConnecocnEt nas M@n "no enlo1s
public executions. This man, lahorinz under The
! erroneous be!tes that Wilson. ne murderer OF
| warden Hluafus Is 70 oe han3en N aR1uoeu, Oh
Friday Of this week. has written from bed OF
sickness to the Sheriff, reque4unz that he be per-
mitted, his health allowing the 1uxuEJ. 10 Asast
II The cxecuuou- You 1euembes, he conn"
deutal1J adds. that asststed IN hanging Start
| weather. Tho Sheriff WA8 Kood-u2tured enough
| to reply to this note, With the information that
as Wilson was not to BE- hanged until this hne
next Jesr, the anxtons tnTalid would poss1btv be
well enruRh, ~ the expiration Of that period, 10
| enjoy The scene.
MI. Bsrnef. Of Connecticut, though 60 yearE
old, Was able to thszsn two ruvdies who tn&ulted
Mrs. Barnes the other erentng.
W-Fennels CnApin, OF Enfield, Conn. nsd I wife
badly damaged by collision witt. uetghbor's
| team On tne mSnNAft anu nS aueo 1ot &1u,poo
Sos satisfied With that he has begun \ supple
mrns&ry suit for e 90, to reimburse him tor the
loss Of her "socte1J" and strTiccs during the
time she wa hid np. -....
One Of The cuitoaues otthe var Il ssascfl
letter describing the battle Of Sedan, Ws1tsn ov
nussat efnceE, Judge Won 1htelmAan. OF the Ber
In Count Of Appeal
-BsusaEk WIS riding rass monnted batter.
the ether day, and shook hands with every aEttl
lettst II can not help u" said he
"you have done 40 wen mat ! INST shaf
hanas "Hn every As""e1' "~a - eooo u 4 ae'
, 1870-10-29

A libel suit Inns just been tried in Buffalo,
which, from its peculiar circumstances, has
an interest in all the. grain shipping ports
Of the West. The allegation upon which
the suit was brought was, that a1r. D. s.
Bennett, since and now member Of Con-
gress from that district, and member Of,
the firm Of Bennett & Avery, owners Of
grain elevator in that city, had about
$17,5o0 worth Of grain in his elevator,
which was also the proparty OF the Buffalo
Eleyating Association; that Mr.. Bennett
carried the receipt Of the Elevating Asso-
ciation for this grain TO the bank, and, de-
posting it as collateral, borrowed money
on it.; that, afterand, without the con-
sent Of either bank or Elevating Aasocis-
ton, he sold and shipped tho grain. The
Commercial Adrerfiser charged this
upon Mr. Bennett, who immedi.
ately instituted suit for libel,
laying his damages ut 800, 600
The pith OF the charge WAS that Bennett
haaborrowedmoneyunder false pretenees-
that il, upon receipts which did not repre-
sent any grain in the elevator. Upon the
close OF the testimony, tho Judge instruct
ed the jury that, If the article was justified
by the facts, IL its statements were proved
true to their satisfaction. 1.-The defendant
Was entitled to verdict. The jury found
for the defendant, aud we suppose, there,
fore, that the allegations were sustained b,
psoof to the satisfaction Of the jury.
| One important fact established by thi'
, 1870-10-29
An Inn mPortAnt Religions Movcmeut-
Tho 8aplsax and Dt.cipleo Cnurchcs
10 be Reuutsen.

An important religious movement begin to
develop i'setf 1t the Ohio Baptist Couvsn.iop,
In Columbus. last week. An overture WAS
presented to the convention b. Elaers Ie.sc
ing The Ohio Christian tDisciple-) Missionary
6ocitty, suggeetipg = reunion OF the Chnstian
people repr reeented by Mr.. Erteet ani his col
leagues With the Baptfst Church Rev. Dr.
1etfsr, to wham Was referred Mr.. Ef1ett'a
communication, submitted report which
concluded Il follows:
AS brethren now attending the Baptist
Convention Of the State OF Ohio, &c hail with
gratitude to God md with fr1ternal greetings
tho Communication Freaeuted through ita del-
egation In tehAlf OF tbs Ohio Christian
Missionary Society. We recogn'zs the spirit
which prnmpted this overture - IN expres-
sion ot the Christian feeling in iss yesrmnga
for cloeer bonds Of sympathy Let ~een di1rr-
eut rankA Of the disciples OF our COMMON
Lord md Savior Jezus Christ. and Il
our ssvios's PRAYER that His peonle
mAy be one. We accept the statemeut
Of 6pct-ina1 riaws set forth IL their document
IS go neally accordsnt With those for which
Baptist. are dtstin6 aiahed - 10 form hope
fu1 caeis Of agreement in the essentials OF tho
mutual tolesatlon IN regard TO the things In
whick we still conscientiously differ .s to
awaken the confident expectation that era 1nf.o
those dividing differences shall disappear, md
We I'll shall be found fighting orr common enc
| mica under tho one standard Of the Truth a.,
whose III folded banner shall b. Inscribed il
words Of living light, 'one Lori, One Faith,
| and One Baptibm.'
| "We hereby express our personal regard
for the hteshren constituting the delegation,
assuring th. n Of our esteem for their Chris.
tian character and their ministerial labor. and
That xe request them to convey to tho body
The! represent our greeting Of Christian love
good will. our congratulations for tho Eea
With .hich they have conserded for ths
1ntno1afJ and eufdcieney Of the word oi
Gcd, rejec:ing the additions md nubts1c
tons OF human inventions aud sht
assumption OF civil and ecclesiassica
nomination. and our own tejoicings in theil
soccese. as veil As real contribution to tht
! u!:im.t. triumph Of the teachings II the ~oss
OF God and tee Visible unity Of Ill Gods peo
pie in the truth n It is In Jesus
Ihs committee recommended tl1e appoint
ment Of oommiKten Of dve 10 prepare
!: suitable reply to tho overture, and Eo sanse;
pts,on to the Ohio crisas9 anni9,,aax1 &.
rreetinvs nf thn Bap&ists Of Ohio Thstt
4 port NJ adopted by uusutuou1 vo<o. ~; .*
, 1870-10-29

ynF Hrrrr%'n,srve IN ConzrrAs nor the Gsass at
LAsrr, General JOHN L. LOGAN
Etate TREASURER, ERASTCs n BATES
Superintendent OF Public Instruction. NEWTON
D4EEMAE. ..--
Commissioners OF the PeuieenttarY, EINKR
NASuBCRS End ChSPAE BUTL
, 1870-10-29
OREGON.


!. -char!es #. Willard. :. 'Worthlpgton c.Snita-
Luke 2. Poland.
= snUfH CAKOLINA.
Full returns OF tic election In South caroltna,
which wss he'd !aat week, have not yet been re-
ceIved. 1t ID claimed that the following cnndt-
ds,es far Congress- were eiectr1:
!. J. Il. Rain-J {cnl'd> s. r. B. Elliott {cot11,
2. X. c. DeLa1Ee fcOld,, J. ). IeKisstek ttsefi
, 1870-10-29

1haI9tAy---.-s.s.*.-"'.s .s-.---.'. S*&S1
ain further explanation Of the above table, We
can state that ID the Ninth tLxncastcr] District,
TWO ateunch Republicans presented themselves es
candidates for Congress. and that the majority Of
e,At reported for Er. Nckry would have lseen at
least i've thousand II regular Democratic candi-
date had been In the 0eld-"
, 1870-10-29
THE OHIO DECISION,

-
.ne s''u'ean A1oa1e ~ 'on ~ 'ots,, eon-
'e11@ 1"s tA.'e 'nso Aete oiSeus'
Dn - sno 11 ~ ~ ~ y. ."e.e p"4as-
uI te .ae e7o'ue4s Eono wa es-
:. .1@eu oy Ae' =. eeasseos' Heofpots.ns
LUG a1st''u.'on ene efoonos A1lo o'a'o1ng
"e'e naoe us ptopel'S OK Inc COX
pofaslon. Inc constitution provides thas
Congress mny have exclusive jurisdiction
over a4 places purchased oy tue United
States, with the consent Of the Legislature
Of the State IN which the same shall be
located The State OF Ohio granted its
consent. eed1ng to the United States eIclu-
sise jurisdiction over the premises, and
e1emrting the same from taxation, hut
inserting aprosiso that such cession should
not deprive the State OF the right TO sarve
civil and crlmina} process upon the prem
ises, and that it should not deprive any iu-
,,ota ~ .f,a .e,,r,, otha.,;eo, ,,,,,:s.a -
the right to vote. The Court, after recit-
-. Iii ..,a.. <.... 80
ing ~ tnese 1acIs, say:
grouuds, and within he usits Of the 1nsfitntion.
nIs rtsa The o. tS
to exerc1se the elective franchise In Ohio undcr
,ae eaDssitnsion m .t,1 .s7 ln ps.nk On these
repeatsd deedsIona Of coalts Of hIaa sna eonctl- ~
s'se au,nossty. y beeon,nz retldent inmate Of
Ssxs Serp c,s% sn up aena 81 saa' ~ S nh &c
ceases to b. such; he is relieved from anY oblga-
to nono ot hef 70 nj hoena ~ .hs eoG. s.
| poses upon her citizens ne becomes
snoter pote1 :. foreinn y ono ~ !. ;Sn s,.a.
q Indiana, Of ksntueky Or the District Of cola1-
electors s6ail e 5ssidents Of ihr safe n, nm. nn
der the prora.!ons Of nc CONSTITUTION of The
s,n1, 81 ~ e =; s; cIs aaa ast o. c.
, 1870-10-29

At Byron, a few days ago. . naa1 named Pe1Er,
~hose wife had clipped with yonng man named
Howe. compromised the uotter, after overtaklpg
the runawara 6h1 having Howe arrested toi
adultery, by selling hts child for i've do,lArs, and
paramour.
, 1870-10-29
INDIANA,

The state Election.
Below is tabular statement OF this vote OF
each county for Secretary OF State in 1868 aud
.1S70:
, 1870-10-29

West yirEiuia voted for Congressman on
Thurxday, 0ctoser q 7: Arkansas and LouiG-
aua vote on Mon.aS, November : !; New York,
Alabans> Delaware, Florida, nlinoie, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maryland. Massachusetts, Michi-
gan, 3Iinnesota, silsaouri, Nevada. New Jer-
tey, Rhode 1s.snd. Tennessee, Virgins, and
Wisconsin, on Tuesday, Novmbeer !. Georgia
will hold an election in December, Texas in
February, New Ha,npshire in March. and Con-
necticut in april. The candidates for Congress
nominated in these States, 80 far as they hara
como undei our observation, are ~ follows:
, 1870-10-29

The Minneapolis Tribune hasan account Of 4
case OF eounamoultsm ttat came near fasa1
termination. A wpmAn named Elizabeth Du
Ttei, about O'Clock IN tho morning, deliberately
stRpped from a window to the ground, three
stoEtes-about Thirty feet-below. Hef left ankle
was trratned, het left leg somewhat Bruised and
her hack injured.
, 1870-10-29

We give below \ list OF thu members airsady
elected TO tho Forty'se.ond Congress-, repra-
sehtlpg ten B.atea,-allssi siseippi at her laat
election elected ftve Republicans to represent
her for tho remainder OF the Forty-dlat See-
aion and the whoIa Of the Far:y- second.
Tbees States elect eighty two mnmbsrs OF the
two buL dfed aud fortJ. A1te constituting 4
full Houre, and they have chusen Afe,-ave
HeuutIIcapa and twsuty.saren Democrats.
Ia tbo present Congress tbsy have si1ty-four
Repuplicars and cighteea Demos7ta- The
Democrats being printed In italics. and the
p.mes OF mem o's OF tho present Congress
who lave teou reelected being marked with
, 1870-10-29
PHt.Athft1r1

la3Hlf4%QfG
]. Caleb 1. Newell
g SilA> h. Butcher.
:. Etttus Il Webster,
K NJ Waiting. il.
, 1870-10-29
N. r. McN2hou.
William B. Roberts.
-JOhr MorFtssey.
Samuel 5, Coz

Smith H1y, IT.
James si f>0k4.
julius Wadswor1h.
Fernando Wood
William s. HislyeE.
'Clsrksou y. Puster.
". C. II. sherman.
William II. Phillip.
Jt,seph Il. Tuthill.
Elt Perry.
Joseph H. Warren.
Johu knGetB-
,GtOfNr Mott
John N. Carroll.