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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-05-25
Auditor of States Certificate.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DapartmenS of Insurance

I e Poi HA
Department Of Insurance,
Columbus Ohio March 9TH, 1870.
1t is hereby certified, That the
CHARTER OAK LIFE aINSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at
Hartford. in the State of Connecticut
has compiled, in all respects, with the
laws of this State, relating to Life
Insurance Companies, for the current
year, and has filed in this Office a
sworn Statement, by the proper officer
thereof, showing its condition and bus
siness, on the 31st of December, 1869
to be as follows
Amount Of Joint Stock | II
or Guarantee Capital I.nn =eIswai
naid mn = = ri fHa. 100000, 90
Aggregate amount of available As:
:. sets, including the sum of $2,908.7
254,F5 in premium notes held by
the Company on policies in force
7,20S, 593,53 - -
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, in
Guiding reinsurance 5,728 $4,000
Amount of Income for the preceding
year in cash 2,470,346,79
Amount of Income for the preceding
year in notes for premiums, 1,5O4,-
1915
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ceding year in cash, 1,443,943,60
Amount of notes used in payment of
dividends to Policy holders 900,
225,O0 +" - .s5
Number of policies in force at end
Of the year No. 21,S08 -,
Net amount in force at end of the
year 5o,oIo,oSz,OO
Number and amount OF Policies which
have ceased to be in force during
the year from all causes No b
135, amount t,l .n12,S02,732,00
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
fae Boz subscribed my name and
caused the seal Of my Office
DEAL to be affixed, tho day and
year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Il l. Auditor of State.
BY Jas. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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EIecutoF7s SAID ofRssfE stSfs.l

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland County, Ohio, I viii OF.
fer for SALE at public auction, on fher
day of April A. D., 1870, at eleven oiciocf
in the forenoon, upon the premises. tho
following aescribedfK Real Es4A& NiiSSies -
the County of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
and in Miffiin township, and bounded and
described as follows: being a part Of the
Northeast quarter of section number twen-1
t%y-fonr GA, township t~wehtytbree (7SI u
Range seventeen III, beginning al the
North-west corner of said quarter, thence
South fen the West. Boundary line eiehty-
two and eight tenths (s2 s-1o) rods ; thence,
North ~eighty-nine and ene-half (S95sl de-
grees east ffty-four [54) rods, thence north
parallel with the west boundary line eighty
two (S2} rods to the north B6dndafy line
Of said quarter; thence west on the north
boundary line fifty-four (54} rods. to- the
place ofbeginning, containing 974~arrss,-
more or less, free of dover. =.
one third in hand, one third in one yeaf.
and one third in two years from the day of
gallo, with interest. Payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
CHARLES H. CARROLL.
Executor of Daniel Carroll, deed. Z
McCombs & Curtis his Attys. .
March so, ~lS70-4w3S IN Z
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oAaWhite Mans Party.

For many years the tendency ofthe
Black Republican party has been to
negro-worship. This infatuation has
increased from year to year, until that
partyahas about lost sight of the rights
of the white race, North aud South.
If a negro in any of, the Southern
States, in a drunken reEel5 is injured
or killed, the whole party is ready to
exclaim-"The Ku Klux Klaus still
survive, and the military must hold
sway over the conquered provinces
The theory is now rapidly gaining
ground in Republican quarters, that
it viii be unsafe to permit the while
race, hereafter, to rule the Soulful
To this end, every means will be used
to harrass, annoy and. exasperate that
people, by reconstruction acts, by mill
tary Surveillance, by placing over
them upstairs cobblers, carpet-bag-
gers, negroes and robbers, that an ex-
cuse may be had to defer their almis-
sion into the Union until the COM
plete ascendency of the African can
be secured. and the white populations
of the South be put Beneath his rule
So far has this idea spread abroad
in Republican ranks, that we see in
our exchanges evidence of extreme
Jealousy at every advance made by
time-serving, untrusty Democratic
thimbleriggers, and trifnmers, toward
the negro That any sound Demo
crat could so far humiliate himself as
70 seek negro votes and acquiesceI in
the infamous Fifteenth Amendment,
sWedo not believe. That there are men
pretending to be Democrats, who would
be willing to court the influence, even
Of the devil, for ofies, is possible,5 but
we trust they are not numerous. ~
The Republican party is the expo
nent of negro principles. We want
thai party to take charge of its has
tard brat, We want it to court and
marry the negro. We want to see
the progeny it will bring FORTH. 1t
has fought the negro battle. 1t is en-.
titled to all the fruits of that war
It prefers him to poor white men, to
white mechanics and laboring men.
It looks after the interests of the ne
gro and forgets the white race. Let
the Republican party and the negro
kennel together
ii .WeManta white-man's party. The
white man can, and must rule Amer
9ica. He will rule this country, if he
has to e2terminate the negro to do 80.
White men, loving their own race will
rscorn to be the associates of Ihybrids
and mongrels. They will be iniexi7
bic IN their opposition to the social or
, political equality of the races. The
white masses. of this country. viii new
zer geld to the demand of the Repub-
9 lieau leaders, to degrade themselves
to the level of the mongrels ofMexico,
Central America, and the West In
dies. 58s In n. ,
Let us have ag~fWHITE-MAN'S
PARTY. 'rG 'o
Let all white men, regarding the
future of their children, and their
country, demand a white mans party.
Let that party by millions rebuke the
fanaticlsm of the hour, by driving into
retirement the present abject and das-
tardly Congress.
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BRIDGE NOTICES..

Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners, OF, Ashland County
will ell to the lowest responsible bid
der the building of ihe stone abut-
ments of d bridge near Alf. Sfocums.
on the read leading from Ashland to
wooster, OH Saturday, June II, 1870,
at 8 O'Clock Am. tst..4sgfat
Also on the same day at 10 o'clock
A. M. the building of stone Adult
ments of a bridge scross the Jerome
Fork near the Mcclure farm in Mont
gomery township. h.ilrG'|iH
HENRY WICKS,
WILLIAM CoWAN, }Com.
III JAMES DUNLAP. 80 ~
(3w46)
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/, Ashland O. May "a, 1870.

Mr.. Editor.-On the End inst.
YOU published some Information
about Southern Virginia. Presum-
{ ing that a fuller and more minute de-
seription may be of interest to yom
readers, and may result in inducing
some to visit the South before casting
their lots elsewhere, with your per-
missionsI proceed to give such infor-
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FINANCIAL EXHIBIT

An Exhibit of the Receipts and
Expenditures Of, Ashland County for
the year ending Sept. 1, 1869. r,1. -
IL ,:t:3 STATE FUND. ;anl
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HENRY WICKS, }
VIM. COWAN, |Com..
q mo VA INVEST \. 3 b.

], EMANUEL FINGER, Audi
tor of Ashland County. O., hereby
certify that the foregoing is-a correct
copy of the exhibit of the. receipts and
disbursements Of said Comfy as tax
en- from the Records of this Office from
the settlement 81 Sept. 19, 1869.
tH ri -%i,ira', z. FINGER, IS +,
May 3d. 1870. Auditor. 81
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Atlantic Time Table.
q. III. TOPPING. Agent.
ittL issr'F = hTi-lS' 81
&C. & c. TIME TABLE

On and after Monday, Pee. 21st, 1868,
passenger trains will arrive at tho follow
ing places at the time set. NlIf9 I;
- GOING SOUTH. - ].
n. London 1910 a. m. 4:so p. m. e:51 p. m.
Crestline lilo a. m. 6:45 p. m. 1885 p. m.
Gallon 11:30 a. NOES p. nj. 11:l6 p M,
GOING DIRT
n. Lond'n5:15 am 1910 ana 2:15 pmtS.ooPm
Crestline 400 am $40 am 1:15 pm $40 pm
Gallon 3:51 am $50 am f.06 pm 5:27 pm
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway

On and after Nov. 18th, 1869, ,rains will
leave Stations. daily, Sundays excepted,J y
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago 1t i5,3S
p. m, leaves daily.l ITrain leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.15 p. m, leaves dnily.1
TRAINS DOING WEST.
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NOTICE TO

z Nhe Board of School Examiners Of Ash
land County win hold the following.
Examinations during the school year 1865
& 1870 .fefilaif -fI5IstU ~ ~
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160,37' 10O,37
+ 7, r. NJ. CAMPBELL, a uditor of
Ashland County, hereby certify that
the foregoing is n correct exi ibit of
the receipts and disbursements Of said
County as shown by the books of this
office. z,r
r NJ. CAMPBELL, r.,
Sept. Is, 1860. Auditor.
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BRIDGE FUND.

BY amt on hands
& lasts settlement, 3,945,0l
by amt transfer .
E-red from Land =
Slide S,595,l'
By amt on abstract
1865 2O,2l2,o
BY amt delinquent
1867 1861,
BY amount added, 6,3l
To amt not paid 643,S1
" Treas. fees, $780, IL
+" "Tax refund
ed 60,43
To amt Printers
Fees 1912
To amt orders re- u
deemed Aug. % 11,764,9o
To amt balance 1884, 6
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Stations. Exp's E1P1s E1pls ExPe

Stations. E1p's ExP'sLE1pls ExPs
Pittsburg LIB am 6.45 am 9.A5am ZsT6Pm
Rochester 3.I0'" 500" 1885 $40
salem 5.O6 IO.2i "12.45pm5.08
Alliance els taI115 "I.30" geo "
Canton 700 am 12.15pm 2,22 pm6,4 "
Massillon III. ta.l2s4O g. 242E"szio6, 80
OryiiIep 500 "1.25 II A"tS.ls H7.ss rs.
Wooster 6.35 q 2.Ol =" 3.50 @6.05 e.
Mansfield IO.25 r" 3.54 "s5.27, "9.A07 !"
- A Hoo I" ADO "6,oo"1o.10.
Creste D11.I5 am 6.OQa.m, go "10.2o"
Bucyrus lI.40 ID $50 ~6.52 "1O.43.'
UhSand,sy 12,l5pmT.1 10 !" US. "11,l5"
Forest I2.44 e 7.43 1901 ills"
Lima 1.5O pm '9.05 ia915 "12.55am
Van Vert 2.56 1918 "1O-21" Zoo
TT. Wayne 4.30 /" 11.59 "12.05" 5000
Columbia Sill" 1888 "12.56" $50
War 6.O2 "1.44 1856" 4.46
VINO $50 :" $50 f" sos" 900
3 o B.28 "u4.30 " 4.47e r7.2o >.
icas a, 1920 " 6.35 4" $50 /" 90 {
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ASHLAND, Sept. Is, 1869
We, the undersigned, Commission
ers of Ashland County, O, do hereby
certify that We have carefully exarnin
ed the foregoing report and find the
same correct. sfr.'
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EQUALITY. The little streams do not
tdry up as they frequently do in Chic
in the summer season. The spring
water is mostly soft and pleasant ito
the taste, The climate lis healthy.
there being very little use for doctors
Consumption is much more rare than
in Ashland County, and no epidemit
has prevailed since my residence
there. .n. hrcd
The timber is about the same as IL
your own county, and there is plenty
Of it. There is also on many farms
original growth pine or heart pine al
the Virginians call it, which. is very
valuable for building purposes being
much more durable than the pine used
in the ENorth. There is also sold Field
pine which grows on all land thai ha.
been cultivated and then "tturnee
OUT" Pine is not an indication o.
poor land as it is in the North, bu'
frequently grows on the best land righi
along side of Oak, Poplar and Hicko
ny. 10 veg ~, b. 'A
If forest of "Old Field pine i,
cut down then the original timber vii
spring up This seems to be . pro.
vision of Nature for the constant sup.
ply oftimber.o But to say nothing o.
the "Old Field" pine, there IS more
original growth timber in Neck iaburf
County, than IL Ashland County o.
In days of slavery the farms Or plan
, 1870-03-23
AMusEn En1S.

HV1CkEHB 1HkAIAA
Mr.. Mayo made his ninth appearance n nc
ytrkrra Thca,sc Last evening, In the character OF
taoo. supported hy Mr. Wheelock - ofAelIh, MI.
Myers IS Dr.irmona, Ars Cowcl! As Emilia, Nj.
Hudson a. Casffo, and Ar- Woodnun a ftode'9o.
The pczsouatiou vaa In many respects the oess
Mr. Marc has yet given H. Ills MAKEUP va A"-
rnIf2blc, his reading Of the pa1t more cosey con-
nucd to the text than asual, and MS eoneepuon o.
,ne rnlx ye.y f1uc the ortg.nal In faes hack o.
tae deytlish hypocrisy and uahone4t5 VI the chas-
ncscr, tnc subtle masnit5 Of temper and the Gun
Wbleh S W VS. not ii III Inconsistent With tae spirit
Of the character. hut really naAs an e"
cecnt uaeeE,Hnnd Of onT1g,c.nsa so1y snd ssel l.a
X n9s,,.s Ills as a'ffS: he sssaaaliy issa. lin
on from ster TO step in bis Jealousy, IN ~ us:ni
nations with Kode1eo. And an bis deslnRa VIA
mcuts of hts role and drew very sharply tcEnel
retuTc Of the viilainous logo The .oy-play oi
.cme Of his asidea, both In facial e1ptssten s ena
';nss Thi,s TIC wno!e Wis eaeeted In qutei nat
ursi ccllequial manner. In every phase 0. In NJ
character be seemed to alternate
=. f,i' tn n,s deep hstfcl IA admirable instance
~ th,s WIS In the scene where ne ootaihs txsIe z.
monas handkerchief ron ofs Em%' 'noish,t HS Tpers
he dtssQades him from drowning h!nseu, nna -. ~.
yt.es hin 10 rut money in his rutse VA ,,a ae.
Of this rsrsonat'on sna a,,. ssc o.nai nact
e1''' Of ;Se business was new. and z,1; r.
not tnapp1oprtAtc indicating ssnd5, ano eno"1a, y
ihat be- has not failed 70 catch INC suHksssvns : !
arfion WHICH ate 10 abundant In Shakespeare. !,
MAJ nc hcrcsJ ia Us to compare NJ. Aayo w,
Elxin Booth in this pcraonaton; nut ms pesna ~,
1sr 1nncn. cyrp following It ont closely Ia deta!L
MI. Wneeiock had trying part for by style
action Tue role OF Oths!lo Ia one Whlca feqnitt:
Intense vocal energy, explosive displays o.
and great txc!tahllty Of temper-nnne OF Hhis
qualities NJ Mhceioek posss.ss IN IN ny ,n1 n
: Tsfhcftc characters where his case OF manner N
untural rainos OF ~oice stand him IN cxssIs.
sscsd He lacked strength, hreadsn, and dteni'
.ir,. 10 him to say that We nave neS.
sccn him more IN earnest " ~ IA
raJe conscieustousy. not tmeeeSsM ,.;;c cnu n,
xerc nj least done with al the carer eaa VIII"
, 1870-03-23
AGENTS WANTED.

tnFSTS WANTED -*r \ nay IT. MALE NSn
y !. i.al- Il ;E!.!Ta.tr ;!n F.ltiFt f. ~
hItIltE SfNiSt. NAtlISF~ SAUL. alilt IN
+ >. '..,- ard !. til. !ly II :S>is' M TITLE Nh
t'EtSF !! il, tie Tr;t'4 ! A. r l,,- 7an p All
sth :s ns.",ns. .1': :r -:Et ~ r-~- ~ "a
III rsf'n md .h sInt'I: fr-~ NJ:
.!n-- ". 4. iFHi,Eii>'tS " t'G-.Gl sr.l,u.t. .,
A&tsTs WANTIl' tnk t,rK fATAtE'-
s,.tl.r y. Sirit >.rurs l.ltr, H!~ art w'rk'-
itnHn.r sH.+ n.k Tt-.n this a~s t,tt+ss Al !shs
hn, w.rt IL. atft-. -~<ct-t irit~r-- Ste ri,
rrusrA-. ttrEI,. IL. t. .rhtr. ~n,Tertr '.a MI i.-
itr I'D il every ,vnr la :f1 tsr.:ts PAY
ire n~.r.s-. :.':tltor ei:r1.tAr yFl..LEK. M't:CR
1,S Nt'th, =. M",.:rr.-t- Chfr1c'. ILL.,
AGENTS WANTED To SELL. TIE LIFE siE
money. t;f,.ft tn'!rrrn,rns rfnrr,i. A.hir-- r. NJ
ASHLEY, liz M:.-"tr..t.. R.'.s II. ,.l.hn.aets ILL.,
tGES1s WANTED MY A1n WtlMFS nF
~ a..:, usd j: th. Lit. t ftatt"lI aud
NEW VIII .1sr7ihii*.. "a et.-t ss:r' n.l 1t
f-rni f..,:n:.ran rr r>tr. nl s.t t'r,ii:. ani
r1u-. calf titU. ". HuGEia 10 La"l.t' i1- l..
Chicaeu.
GENTS w.tsTED-SAMrtl> SENT FREE r,
~ riskrI l4t A~.!.ur atuch.. worth = n:t!s
M.E.s Msk.ss :s.rn4i ,,nt ~ !. :.n:' E.ei 1T.
ae.nt-. SMAX 4 90. =: S.nfk f3n-t-itf.. thir1E".
, 1870-03-23
ApTEl PERSONALS.

SHERMAN aUEAk
Among thr atriyals At the Sherman Il0asc. yes
tcr,iay, were tho following: Hon N. y. johnson.
talena; Captain William F. Davidson, s. fanl:
Captain Lurllyn Rnd Captain spaFks, London; Col
cnel r. j. Rutor!, Rock lslnnd; Ren}aMln StlcE-
.ey, IT L,uIs: J. ]. Jcnet. San FrAnclsoo; S1Ee
:ain William IhOtlefr st Paul. 4 s. Mcf11!, alt.
wauxec; Samuel II. Smith, Pittsburgh; = y. M len
,lletop, Racine: GeotEc II. Burt!ti, HDeton. MN
Ii, Mercy, New York; F. D. Armour, MILWAUKEE, !;
!. II. Raymond, Evansville.
BRIGGS NoTsE
Among the arrivals At the briggs Iionse- yca!eE.
,ay, we're the following: Hon T. d Cor1rl!, tE-
NcnsnurEh; Henry Dawson, 81 Louis: Nm :.
Thomreon. t;alrna; Henry L FArmlngtnn, Bur
iiug1on; {. Il Crawford, St Paul; James y. New.
.ant, New YORK: F. Denna4t, New orleans !:
Frederick K. Knox, Philadelphia; T. = roHst'
Madison; R. u. Mountforl, Mobile: l. ~ Merrill.
.lanezyillr.
81. JAMES HOTEL.
Among the arrivals n the St James aotsi. YES
tcrdAv, were the following: s NJ Aa1wsu, N'
ar.ison, Densrr; John NJ. Cary, Madison: l.etsl
y Morris Burlington; Horace nAWsonY 81 t1ni
lanes u Franklin, Dubuque: Ben!Amlh hno1i
ton, fnitannstlE; s. y. Strung, RataTt1i 1ehn l.
Huryeas Elg1n; Henry c. Morgan, JAs1sonFAe
Ferdinand ii. MoreF, springfield
TKEN0Sr HGrFA --.--. .--
| Among the arrivals 1t the fremont Honse, yes
scsti4y, wcr1. the f,,lowluR: John n toNte., ~
| franciAc<: C. 4 Grcculrai, Indianapolis: JMnc
| I'm: 1. Il. Wcich and s K Culc, Scw forE; Cltn
| ton n Sears, u. i H.; Il 0. Cutter, san fIahcn
| CO.: General q. f. Warren. L. s \: Gsh \ a S,a
| lar. KAnsy3ue; Geo ". Chamberlain, Sioux 9attt
| w r Vaughan, lafayette, Col; Colooet =
| Hooker, Council Btuna-
, 1870-03-23

being hrla in St Johns Catholic Church a !
n,eiocf lsst evening, = c1y Of "Firel" wn
F,d Z q he as;ps ss9at nsns' TIE
and children at the time, and scene Of great
excitement ensued. Tbs entire audience BE-
cane panic-stzicken, az it wsTa, Oh seeing the
axmes. and \ great rusn Was nosde for tho
doors, Tboee around tho altar made st1enu-
ous efforts TO e1tingnish the burning drapoT,
and finally succeeded IN doing 90 befora any
r,ateIiL damage resulted.
Re7. Father Dayardr while endeayosing 70
.rh3ne the flsmee. was severoly burned in con-
ef his saaE e, ss ssa.pes ne.s
sod scrersl OF thoee in tho gallery, finding the
6Ssksd uB f. 6 a1 shs Ses. ss.sps S1p 6aP
~ ~ ~. ~. ~ 1rtemenf which Lated somc fifteen
MI minutes, ute several parsons vele tranpled upon
By The crowd in their anxiety se reach shs
these vas little girl named keogan, who aus-
tained . fractured leg. Under ths e.roum-
stancea, it is very fortunate that no lives "o'o
, 1870-03-23

the force Of which he VII capah,e TT. M. .,r-
tne aA NJ Hheeiock Is not good actor whom Ee
5 hs, saa; he dit not thoroughly nu tae rok Of o.i
T.. tn. maJ q !east say thsi wAT1nE the obsta-
WIS IN excellent one, bccausc ii was tuU 1f eArn-
e14ea - mo honrst purpose MrA Myers always
~! md did 30 last evening. Mn. Coweil had but
1Hle 70 90, but that little WAs done we'll Mr Had
soas ca,.so EA harmless enough; 50 also was MI
= piece Of low comedy. In fact. any,htne funnIer
nan Inc combat ~ death scene between Xesara
daoson md Wood14h 1t would be dtf1cult 10 con
eeive+ II u quite poaEhtc there gentlemen h1ye
misunderstood the spirit Of thelr parM Radt7sao
VA an1Enossnt fellow, hut not bunoon. Gasito
MAa weafs but not lnzp1d. Both personat1ons were
u Iaf nom BtAkspearr Is The sun Ia from the
earn foue OF the other chatacters arc worth
fafs'eulasiztng Tonight, "uamlel~
AfNOEHCkAkN1A
Ffuu-Fro1" is still drawing irnnenaely At the
the UeRfb0Iu. 1 N-'-~ -
, 1870-03-23

private letter received tn Providence, n T.
from member Of buhuess t1rm IN knoxFtue,
Tenn, dated Knoxville, March II, speaking OF re-
constructing TenneAsect says: .-...-.,,...
~ think sne de,rrrta 70 be put under mItaIy
rulr hrt under all the circumstances, don
mini II hext 70 attempt It The disposition OF the
rebels u 40 doubt bad enough, but they hare been
held n check very much through fear OF the fesut
III Viii come right 10 attempt change Of COY.
erumept would greatly Injure bnsiness, and result
ID greatly rctardIn3 the iutere1tA OF nearly ~
riassts II Is better TO seek other remedy to cor
rrct the outraKea complained o."
, 1870-03-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The I.ndtc%' Sorosis Club, 1f View
YORK, recently changed their discussions from
worlan's suffrage t., Hair Preparations and Pin.
pc BanishcEs. They ,ieclare41 that where nntur.
rteht-EFa, their s1nty-tn SEEK It where they
could y, they ali voted that Magnolia falln 0rer:
came aalloWncss, rnueh skin and rtng1narEs, ant
gave tu the complexion 1nU+t Gf*ffhIHt iSorostan>
au na1t,le-kf HrI,sarss.re dangerous 10 1nen, NJ
slotbt]; nn! that Lyons Kathartnn mnde the llalE
grow thtrk, soit, and awful pretty. and, moreover.
prevented It fFptn turning grar II the rEprFtrs
uf these articles tf not send the Alstcrs IN lnvolcc1
they F,Dff smart
, 1870-03-23

,Ar. CRANE deded Mr. Thomas u prefer
Supervisor BIprnARDT requested them 70
erAsc their personalities
The Supervisors thought they should settle tae
diEpute between themselves
tvas proposed hJ the Supervisors to leATe 70
Resas Crane and Tnomss could not AZTEC upon
n.Tes Nr ss5 Tsss s.9s Would cot om 500 to
81 900 70 change the Sa1veA ,+..- +, IN.
The dkpusants Agreed to leavc the fnsneF 70 gu
pe,ss5 s9n*ssoq Sssf 1asaas x E IL INT "
Crnnr commended that when tho coils OF fooo 5eet
wese d!tded tnsy aa9sa 3se 111eus into vh5eS IS:
coiis were diy1dcd Mr. Thomas conttndcd On the
other hand that the dir!sson Of the COILS did not
sunrTtsor CLARK thought tho specifications
vert rather rsgue on the question Of vasteA Half-
icch rsivca veFe TOO small for the pipes, and NJ.
with yeirea OF that size. On the other hsnd. Nj.
Thomas failed In his dnty By not furnishing full
drawings anti specineatous to Nj. Grams. The
- ~ !" give cleA! and uninterrupted passage to
the calortc coming from the Pipe. Tbs speclnca-
H.. i 70 aea na1. "sss ,Ss saa c.nc
had failed to notify Mr. Crane OF the defects il
the sAlscs lie WAS sorry to say that Ar, Thomas
w. ,3 90 Ion long n control Of thlnSs IN the Court
aas hIuFh.FT Il Se:Fd n Pe.a The following
I'll Is sseo.ne Iii 81 r ges, f F,sa,,,
thc following erev.n which We hsvr h.d 10 enntsnd
isl II Carrying out our contract for heating the NoIna
f. Ihsrs wc's No g.9s Of Ii wss prc.o. to
e tssssf 'hr i M sse e1s uo
M T. e: 4 sss
= SrS 49, ' & G3' 81, 81 ors T. s9a
aisn. In nalins ,hr ea'ls .<ttns: nd liefins Ind
on aeson oi h. ehsnf, IL iaestinf ;hc eos Vii hre
.st that W Thomas admitted fHtort the board. that
, 1870-03-23
M. sypts AND atv. ROBERT colarfR.

n liz E.1i.or AZ 7h< caicn3o 7Tibune:
DUNG q conversation Of rroeahu N noos
length with Rev Dr.. Ryder, IN his own house. nc
,.are me to understand that he dd hot
ss-n,t .c,1 xhcn The matter Of an exchange
ai a1d pu1pss @ e Sss
lhese words: III d.: Bellows aa4 ~ lr;.nons VI to
,s Pwopli bc vcrs dierent~ Tue only in5eEsnee
foIn sh 4. rea,f: s1s1..a .ns ,nsss rs It's. @
Mhols tsnos " IN elrhsnce pupts With the tnta-
aosa,a as5 s{oqqa: Ssse a has1as as Ss
Robert GoIyef nr.stton. .ne uron which he has<sl
fn Sentence II, his isl srda.s sermon; ;1,.4is. -
aye ione regar. ty we.k ;,i =. as so Know ihat
Wholly s,ooS 1T. k!dcTs meaning "a n9d'nra 70 Iss
fsnE ND ssnelnns wo aadsssa rs eopt 70 s 70. 1he
ause q, liberal christianity. shnt nothing ~. na
;,onr aud 9ood r1u Will prevail between o'o'e''
e''e>- ~11@ NobEkT LA1Ro COLLIER
CH.cAGo, AAsch =, 157a