davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
City Hall. ) uus I, 1870. !
NO. decentralization Series.1

mo. Decentralization Series.1
Resoloed, That upon the following named
| pay rolls, payment be made pro rata for fif-
teen days, viz: from the seventeenth to the
thirty first of the month of March, 1870,
| both days inclusive, and that the Admins
traitor of Accounts warrant on the Admins
traitor of Finance accordingly:
Pay roll of city officers for the month
of March, 1870, 500, 535 SO.
Street Commissioner, for month of March,
1870, $3.50 25.
Salaries of teachers, porters, rents and ex-
penses upon public school, pay roll for
March, 1870, with salaries of officers of the
board. to sixteenth of March, 1870, inclu-
sive, S2s,9l6 &c..
Pay rolls of Surveyors department,
March, 1870, $50
Pay roll of Criminal Sheriff, expenses of
Parish Prison, month of March, 1870,
$500 10.
Expense of criminal prosecutions, fees of
First District Court, for quarter ending
March 81, 1870, s513l 20.
Pay roll of special officers to Mayor,
March, 1870, $3.50.
Pay roll commissaries of markets,
$3.50.
Pay roll City Workhouse. S573 20.
Pay roll salaries Boys House Of Refuge,
S42O.
Pay roll salaries Girls House of Refuge,
sos 33.
Pay roll wharfngers, laborers, Second
and Third Districts, $50.
Pay roll wharfngers, laborers, First and
Fourth Districts, $3.50.
Pay roll employees Insane Asylum, 1920.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans June Z, 1870. the following members
being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
s. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
OFFICIAL NOTIOES---OITY.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
Olty Hall, June Z 1870 !

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANg,
Olty Hall. June 1870
mo. 146-Administration Series.J
An ordinance to provide for the payment of
certain accounts of the Department of
Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Be it ordained, That the Administrator Of
Public Accounts be authorized to Warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in favor of
the following persons, for the sums placed
opposite their names. for materials, ETC.,
furnished Department of Waterworks and
Public Buildings:
FOB wATERwoRKs.
Gas bill for April Observation-Disclosures. 50 20
D. d u. Edwards, copper, etc. ...... 1873 so
Folger Co., hardware. ............ 81 rs
Leeds Co., founder work. ......... 81 60
z. Durel, stationery. 176 Is
(ofice). 1853 80
Louis, ice for B(ay. Instantaneous. 800
4. Carey, replacing pavement. 900. 1856 "a
FOR INSANE ASYLUM,
J. J. Clarke, wood. .............,. IL rs
G. Dunn, wood and sand. ........ so 90
D. MERCER, clothing. ............... liz IS
U. Sanchez, tinwares. ............... 1877 90
F. Clarel, drugs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So IS
'. Pessou. groceries,. .......... lis SO
L. Ruch, best for two months. ...... 6lO 90
j. P. Sarrazin, tobacco. ............. 81 so
vOoCpA L oAuOoObS NOS0s0OAOo. -" ~ w
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM.
J. Ready, two months rent. 300 90
COURT HOUSES.
G. Rouyer. repair of clocks. ......... 81 90
GENERAL OFFICE.
Crescent City Ice Company, for ice
furnished City Hall. ............. 81 50
advertising .........-. 50 90
G. Lynch, painting Office. .......... 80 90
Uniacke Il Konrad, putting up sign 10 90
Stetson & Armstrong, stationery..... 10 90
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans, June Z, 1870, the following members
being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce and BoDzano.
Nays: None.
s. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
true copy:
q. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, june !. 1870. !
mo. administration, series.l
ResOlued, That the Administrator of Pub
tic Accounts be and he is hereby authorized
to warrant on the Administrator of Finance,
in favor of Pickles Aders, for the fol-
lowing sums, viz:
For disiDfecting materials furnished
to the Board of Health in April,
iotO' .eAAo oU
For disinfecting materials furnished
to the Board of Health in May,
1870. Observation-Disclosures. l9l so
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$407 80
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June I, 1870.
S. c. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
Fl. Conquest CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
OFFICIAL MOTTO S---CITY.

1OGdl. 4zO,oo4 IL
SEC. 2. Be it further resolved, That pay
ment Of expenditures as above shall be made
upon vouchers approved by the Admins
traitor of Police, and the Administrator of
Public Accounts shall draw his warrants
upon the Administrator of Finance in favor
OF the person or persons holding the vouch-
ers, approved as aforesaid.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans. June Z, 1870, the following mem
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West Shaw, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
s. G. EALEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE. Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. June Z. 1870. !
No. 15l-Administration Series.I
FBe it resolved by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and he is hereby author.
lied to warrant on the Administrator of FL
nance for the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars in favor of Clarendon Daviseon for
his services as librarian for the month Of
May. and for the sum of fifty dollars in favor
OF Samuel Jackson for his services OF assist
ant librarian, tor the same time.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, June Z, 1870.
S. c. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
Fl. Conquest CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, june Z. 1870.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hail. June Z. 1870.
(No. 147-Administration Series.
A resolution appropriating money to defray
the expenses of the Department of Police
for the month of May, 1870.
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Council
OF New Orleans, That the following sums of
money are hereby appropriated to defray
the expenses of the Department of Police
for the month of May, 1870:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
MAyCRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
aufv Hall vuro , YoeO

MAyCRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June Z, 1870. !
mo. 152-Administration Series.l
Resolced, That the vote approving the Or
dlnance continuing interest at the rate of
ten per cent on the ten per cent bonds be re-
considered. for the purpose of proposing YER
oai amendments at next meeting.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June Z, 1870. the following mem
bers being present and voting:
- Yeas: shaw, West, Delassize, Emley,
Pierce, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
s. c. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, June 7, 1870

MAYoRALTY OF NEW CRLEANs(
City Hall. June 7, 1870 !
mo. 149-Administration Series.l
A resolution authorizing the Administrator
of Public Accounts to warrant on the
Administrator of Finance for May salaries
of sanitary inspectors.
Be it resolved by the Council of the city
of New Orleans. That the Administrator Of
Public Accounts be and is hereby author
lied to warrant upon the Administr ator Of
Finance for the May salaries of the sanitary
inspectors, as follows:
DR.. Jules A. Matthew, Inspector,
First District. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $125 90
DR.. F. B. Albers, Inspector. Second
District. Observation-Disclosures. lbs 90
DR.. James F. Jackson, Inspector,
Third District. ................ 125 90
DR.. A. W. Perry, Inspector, Fourth
District ...... 125 %
Fifth District .............. SO SO
Dr.. Heber Smith, Inspector, Sixth
DISTRICT. Observation-Disclosures. Us %
Total s7os SO
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June I. 1870, the following mem
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, DelassiZe, Emley.
Pierce, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
S. c. ENLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

Ject to be met, so that no company would
be interested in seeing the levees ditched
this way, that way, or the other. But the
bill before us provides that the survey
shall be made at the expense and accord.
ing to the plans of this company-the very
contrary of what was intended by the
Louisville convention.
Mr.. Campbell: l suggest to the Senator
from Ouachita to add his amendment to
the section, instead of striking it out, and
if the Senator refuses l will ask that that
courtesy be submitted to Senators.
Mr.. Ray: That would be nugatory.
Mr.. Campbell: 1t is inst as | thought,
that this amendment has been made with
out looking over the bill. | would move,
then, that the amendment be added at the
end of the bill.
Mr.. Pinchback: And so amended as to
give ninety days.
Mr.. Campbell: Then l move, as a sub
stitute for the amendment of the Senator
from Ouachita, to strike out the words
proposed by him.
On motion of Mr. Ray, the section was
passed over for the time being.
Mr.. Lynch: 1t seems to ne unjust to tax
improved and unimproved land the same
Improved lands, producing large crops.
are taxed ten cents an acre. Then would
amend to tax improved lands five cents
and unimproved lands two cents an acre.
Five cents would be equivalent to confs-
cation OF unimproved lands.
Mr.. Thompson: They are held by specu-
lators.
Mr.. Campbell: I am opposed to the
amendment, and l would state that the
friends of the bill have met its opponents
ii such liberal spirit that think they
should be content with the bill as it stands.
L, therefore, hope the amendment will be
laid on the table.
Mr.. Lynch: Call this what you may
toll or anything else-you can not get
the provision of the State constitu-
ton that taxes shall be equal and uniform
the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

Proposals to he Endorsed Proposals for setting
and furnishing stone on St. Charles avenue"
mys' I'd j. x. WEST. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-10

NOW, the discussion already would lnQl-
cate that perhaps this section would re-
dound to the future injury of the company
but to protect the producers of the State
from paying an undue amount of money
hereafter for the privileges they enjoy
under this bill, therefore would postpone
further consideration of this section.
Section nine was passed over Informally.
Section ten was read.
Mr.. Campbell: have an amendment to
that section. | move to strike out the
words "rice and tobacco which were
inserted by mistake.
Adopted.
Mr.. Ray: On reading over this bill
/ think that this section will give rise to a
good deal of dissatisfac tion, and | would
therefore ask those who are particularly
DESTROYS of passing this bill that this Sec
ton should be altered. We all recollect
very well that when the revenue law levied
a special tax upon cotton that there was
very great embarrassment to the
planters in shipping their cotton they had
to go through formalities that made it very
embarrassing. Now, this tax or "toll," as
it is called in this bill, to be levied upon the
amounts Of cotton, sugar and molasses,
is the same tnlng as a tax. InlS Sectl0n
provides that cotton. sugar or molasses
shall not be. removed from the parish in
which it is made unless bond is given, as
in the amendment proposed by Senator
Campbell, unless the party lays himself
liable to double tax. In the lands along
the rivers and bayous in this State, cotton
is shipped in small parcels-in lots of a
few bales. suppose the sugar planters
do pretty much the same thing. Now, this
section of the bill will very much embar-
rass the usual course of business in this
State. For instance, have my plantation
on the Ouachita; as fast as | get ready
five or ten bales they are shipped. II
will operate as it did when our internal
revenue laws assessed special tax upon
cotton, and it could not be removed
without getting the receipt of the tax col
lectors. Therefore, with view Of prevent
, 1870-01-17
GERMANY.

Secretary Isouk,eeSl'& ISepczt on the
: FRANK forf BoA1se-Sntcs a[ United
: StAten SrcuGaA2ek-Amer.San Eonz-
/. petition 1of capital
Frunkfa-e tDkc. - cor1fspcnde3x aF The Xf.s,
1o9k Herotd-
The financial .aport ot III. Eo1txeu hs4 cot
made q afaYofahsa itapressIon. Too exec leut s.ale
Of the hhanes4 Haa knorn besora hand, has the
cG1Iopofaton e9lae reports 1tallt reduction o..
the Interest Induced n1tJ hc1ats 10 sell NoueY
i no1 Wnrsh tta Ger cent IN thia ceuntry 70: tbs
II esesen 70 easF 1er ear o. osts.s;s
Rsen;s ren.es bas hothiDe % 1sh :ae elss
HoatiJ 1oF !ehx Years II. the sans tAute, who
keep tntEa; and Enough eve1Sbody n:gnr adalt,
1na sn 7nS ssGsstal1 Tor Finance that - cretl7 OF
states. there II 80 iatge demand for capl:u fr
IaiaaS purposes In Germany, Austrh aad Rasta
M enat t1s Immense nh.q1tty orAmtr.can borG7o!t-
e ~ - not nceeP: forrhs Present IN tnter-s Of
ssIsnea that French apd English capita1ts,s Will
elep u Ior German holdeis befoFb he cooes foc-
"a5o WIN BIZ pFcpass.
nt1on lot cap!ls1 II CIR na1Es1 On account Of
American Stase1 ard coupaolas, that seoot- wit
cent Cahtoruta s:.te oords sod sois waes a. &c;
g.. Louls city aand', per cenf, are sold at "a
Chicago and other caEIet cJ contss end The .ong.
estr.i1 ereasoz LIST Of ral:E noftgage bonds, =
" per cent on Ucted States bundd has no. The
least cbaoss OF beng AeceoteIs Tae consc-
queEce Of ! failure Of taa atteop: 1oca made VII
gold. An cetlata snst Of IN me concocsera Of
tits llt'ined project, sct s.nk;a cne ~.u saEn.o
for large sun oi fo-F and naM per cen, % ta1s
thin - par or SOFIA per cR1s he1oE fFcn yolf
atnis:.r: tl! they wact "a % TT whesber they
csn MkAe proGl 81 commission without auy
l cen. e seSs; e Saen = 1t az
hele At e!G0ty.sfy per cent
, 1870-01-17
OHIO.

KILLED ana Wound ~ By Tasfinc
Walls In. Cfnc,nnaFs-~nit TO re.
coTer OF Hn7uFancs Comnau1e4-
+: Revenue 0o5fecttonx 1a xhc Cfnctu.
nnti District
CINCINNATI, Eau. 14-Betw%a ( sud 3 .h.,
high. IN the rear OF the buildings % Tattu street
Waet o3 E o, !elf coward the 11fId Bt.cet build.
1rRs. Crushing stL .dtc1ens. -1s-aonaa ra ret
Retne, making u c:s Ia : Kitchen, was csashi ap1
held BY The tsl1tr stones TIL liberated BY set~
a1shana. Het leg W1s brokc1. Ia another
aocae = ooy Of : Jeath 500 of Auuas
o. htn- Two gifts Ese7s IN the - me bed: one was
snaaiy h11ised and the, other nnsusr- The VAL
Tas Owned BY 3. Mtcxr1sepe, ana has been c m
si1esed uc=sa{s TOR t|o-- yeaf8. Tlo great rain
last night was the lt1nelo,e cause ot tns fal,
Tat init Of tie UrircT Htaees Malt L4ue against
tho tu.afa. C.. CoRpantet, fer t1s lpes OF the
steamer .at1ca. tutL RI Decenhe- 1 1863, be
tween CiLeinr All ana IA0svtlIe, c. Eue time OF
The Collision with slle Uultet Sta1cs, 1as been en-
tlta! heto.e 3oaEa StaE, Of the Sace74er Coar.,
all 1eek The jury FttGs.ed verdics 10 favor or
the Hal Lus Company. aites thYty minutes cou-
knls16D.
Hiram Hsst., counectea With c:scn& troupe,
was arrested On warrant t.Huesl By 5udgo Lesv-
IT. or ce.tr1ed cupy o. Information, INN tue
District c0uH Of Aichi9a1e at De.ror, charging
h:n a ftH heinE ep9Hged In the fraudQ eat Import
ntioD Of hortes tfbU CanAu.t
The tna1 collection pf IN .efnal 1eTenue IN tpe
Secocd District OF ONO for Hece trber 1suounss to
trc.eoHc over DeccDher Of tns previous
yeast SITE l{sa1~
, 1870-01-17
ANEW RELIGIOUS DEPARTURE.

Hev- Henry Ward beecher. IN his doaole
capacity Of editor Of the Christian Union
and pastor Of Plymouth Cbusc1, has under.
taken movement which will probably
br,ng down upon his head flood Of relig-
ions censu1e md criticism. This is moth
ing Iess than the recognition Of Universal.
lists and UnitariAns as denominations Of
Christmas, with whom, indeed, Mr. Beecher
and his church and paper differ on certain
points, as they do on others from Aesho.
diate, Bsptistz, and Quakeus, but to whom,
rs to otheB, recognition and fellowship as
Christian co-wo1kers will hereafter be e1.
tended. .....
, In the first number Of the Ohri'i0n
Onion Ar. Beecher laid down as his
platform that unity Of faith is neither posi-
ble nor desirable, and that cooperation IN
good works il the only poe1ibls form OF
Christian union TINT, while his ,pxpa.
would be Orthodox, Evsngelieal, aad Tfini-
tsztap, It would still regard MI forms of
, 1870-01-17

SasnSn1s, Jan. ta-sn the Constitutions, Con-
ven',oo TO da', NJ baxter C.aruaao Of the Cont
nittee on EtI Of Rt1nrF. rrpoted buck noEnaer
pf p1upoa1tionst and asted tcs committee to be
discharged Itou tCztheF consttsfat0a Of zoe ne
HtG1k It E1Anl2A
Geo IL JoE-A Chairman OF the Executive De-
p&Emt1t Eornn itts e, reported IN Amendment 70
Sece,on Q, Of t1e third article OF .ha coost,tu-
Ton, s1Itkitg out The woros tani shall stafe 10
tueln y hen aa,sno.ed the purpose for an'cu ,ney
sna1 have bee convened. and substitute for lhen
the tolluwtn%. "In w1tcn be aaall
ttas& = tnsn specifically the purpoes:
far which they nFe to be coEveued.'' ~ int4
araaduent thsr io7eruor Is re lutred to STATE ID
bis pfocian ar2u converting toe Legls sturs 10
ettra RetsoD. tho purposes for wnen It l. con-
ve7en i1sEead q: stating them To- tho Legislature
aitsr II baG ncs.-
Tbs commit.se reported sdvrfsely Gu al fher
anactn enfa referred to them. Report r,ad AM
o1de1en to be printed.
MIpnber o: u7uposed amendments we're OF.
ferbf AZ Referred. GLE OF wnlcb pIovltes-thRs an
amer dmeLt 70 fhe Constitution OF the United
Sales. submitted h5 Congress CT. .eonveasou OF
Stssne shall Only be Yslted Or rejected o5 Legi+-
lsso-ea or con: :ent,oaa escfed alter tne a.n 1ls-
sea sf sa'd aEeLdDenta TO the Skssea. .re cau-
rc5don ahlou.tet At an early houf, to .Nge the
c6aIl.tees an opportunity to w5fk- .
, 1870-01-17

no:ter In Lordor. In conse7r,rce ..,.,.
Sesa ~ anh'hm:ed 1of The Que tn un,ca s5. :,
jrnn Hayes aud John Tong. uco
charged III N the sises Pr.lop, o. ss,,se,e e,e d.
:. their trrocerce af'ts four ytars innNsaostt3 Ct
have applied 70 tne Leelsia:nte tot co;ap.a,aa p.aSasa
;e.sus; IT, i saaeasa aRs51:a upoa n u ne
.calHa1nib, clerk entrusted With Tue tn,' - Ee II
log m'err*s % me c1:J debt lie cani-. ~ p'!.
having converted coupons into pol,. NJ ss.s g .
.!nsf go oy gambling. ue had On baqa "a :: :.
En1opeAu toar. Tas latter sam WA to:sea s1ea y
tesk The total enoezzfemeLt Is fro ~ IL ~, ~
slt.loo. Col1l14 10 IN cua,ody. ''''"9 =
:. .IAonAB F. " U8wley was as7a,yn.t >, .
charged With emDezz!tRE 43,eHa trsn, ~
p'oyer. u efchant tailor IN Elta at.st H. r,.:a "a
an t1smiDaucn. anu vas coEni,teai tGI :. 49, q
d.taa't q t5oSso ee,l naa!e7 s,a:e- ,aas !, !,
Beston Stage. and taa used ZOE 80 rfa,+ ,r0as ~
Icr good dinue1a and fast iiv,cg. .Si't-
, 1870-01-17
Il EnEQ4

To The Editor Of 1Ae Chicago Tribune:
In Jour tssuo Of the 18Th OF December last Ii an
erttcie concerning me, copied IRON tue ST. Lodts
Republican, and as It contsins very unjust 2Ep<:r-
s1ors End Incorrect statements, SAX you to in.
se1t this answer. For more than year last past
I hare been member Of the Missouri Sts'e Board
OF Emigration. sereras months be1ors opsned
my once IN this city was, 1t St Lou,s, IN 10
duced By the Secretary Of our BOARD to Iii. Sco,n-
koHsky, weo gaze me 1e'ter Of Introduction 10
Ar Enssxgley, Superintendent for Castle Gsrden
Vt New Yorf, and who, II snsTer to my question
II light aenA woTknen to him, aud II he woQ'd
astist them, Bhid that hn could aife lab0refa EN-
p1ot meLt OF Ixi1Jp19a, and sometimes, Also, pro
tprr ork for fhrm hnDoa, ncch2p1c<, ht- / nn-
dtntoed N also TO say that na cooId procure
poor men IofE'LR apd borrd Al inc Mulanp.l
En- 1ersflon Building for couple Of daJe. nase
accordingly often seus Meu % ME Scnfnko ~sEv,
atd ri bouRh otter, to nv lettare, hare told hin
10 ilfu<U me Il tho sendtrK worku,en tn hin gave
hun too much irouols, neres have seeo word
Irpm him to tnat eutct. -
IL 10 my fees charged Of the TWO men In ques-
ron, viii sts'e tnat Af. Brown paid me 9l for
writing 'hret letiera Of Introduction for htu. aud
Of Mr. Boa, gosne, for vrtnk three or four letters
] ssked, AID y a. paid; fofhta9- Each pa1d IS sct
their tickets 70 St Louis, 1nas would hare Govt
Louis, bat told them that snay un11d he sue 70
tbs aEai place. Rsspse1sn1ly, -. ,.
St. Louis Republican AID Dts -stw Van else
, 1870-01-17
POLITICAL

A Democratic paper in Massachusetts, says The
editor Of rhe Memphis 4ralanehe should be scalp-
ed aud supplied with some respectable traina."
The Salt Lake Yeas Rays that Nj. Crng1n's I'LL
fuT tho suppression OF po1ygamy In Utah eannot
be carried cut without tho .nedolag Of blood.
Prut1ots to tbe President are In Calculation, IN
Ohio, ssktng that Ashley be relnstated az GOV.
unor OF Montana.
Fer drawing checfs for the payment OF the
Gty4 quota of tho State tA1-an hours service At
most each year-Petsr b. Sweeney. the Chamber
lsib Of New York city, charged, and was paid,
SIS 72do1 10 1865, and S3s, SIS 50 IN 1850.
Tue Macon tGa.} AdrerttatT Eays that, with The
Degroes reseated In the Legislature, thst county
will be represented IN the Lower House by Judge
Morroe Clover and his former slaye George
C.owef.
An cnoEt is now making to consolidate the State
Qt Delaware, the eastern ehnte Of Maryland, and
Aocouac County, In Virginia, into nsw State,
to be called Chesapeake.
, 1870-01-17

lndizsur~o9 the KSn r-Nnsta Near Fort
GnrrS-serlous AgqFeh<Es.oa" of
1rouE2a.
81. PAEA. Jan 1a-A ts.er fSch Femblna,
natcu JEl1aIJ 3. stCAez that tba Sioux IN.
ctaps afe, a. JhEe+ Mcka5:s tt5ee miles
nom Fnfs GarrJ, AIMED snt-: on tue ear
pstn: I3a etttr rays stat they 2za tue f1rsld!es
niLsa 10 Aha4 OF Csrlaa- b7 STA man, and thst
ceeEatee sebs 10 conL1rEsct a1d parry them .vt
Iaiied. intense ex"1ssntn Mt fraa2as 1t Pevl,sua.
smih e1d me H1uscs Bay coa1any have rccos,-
hizea tae tEovlsio1a .Go7ctD casai. and s.s Caua-
rtasoll4sa col ceysto. 4 -
, 1870-01-17

fa;fh ~ 1}ro;+.a ~,s
a d,yipe1v ;mn,.a.aa e ~.um .uaun eS'as'oas OF
viz, ths instIpctivo ,.eat,;s,' x1s.oa ptlnslple,
Of a Higher pova-. ~. ''.n auo "otAo'p
! religions tntpition ,rS 49, ~ WI esetaa' :.a
hsnsitory napifess.ticcr. eh..-.,Si ~ - ~ -
m,in@.n;;,A. = 2.,.f ~ e'''." 4o4 s'o
.1n.ss.s1" !" 1e1ff4oof s1ssh under every
r. - ssaeooo OF assanlt OF cr'tioasua.
g. slss1 noe sath ta's broad platform We
atas.t [ :. .ae souosanR number sef4es ct
ssss. aa.S'nes q ms Ne~ York pulpit, begin
rha. 1s st'a noe Eety good ons of d. =. q.
ss,i.m !. ~ %rasap Is p.saeaes a, o. on'er.
bv,A J:.,S P..,ss ssaa.uss.Lu un - ~ omsu.
-br;.t5,n h.a.Is,. - - ~. - 1u1as o.
the snc;snt Ta~;.t 49,. ~x,.S ty s'"
that n. ini+i.tsz 80 ', .,'a-1a ~ ".u leqnueo
luIt1.t;on ~ .su a-,s;.. s sou Iost. anaetso
AZ ths ssn,a t;.sa s'H.a - = aaae s'1'e.
depeudene that ~ . ~s,..,t ~ se,s.;s ~ r
pl,month cbr,rh =. .5Sss.. os as ~
tim of tha g nsa1s...;so =. r'..sn tue 1oon-
condition Of adpnfsx;o,, to -, s.oh.ras;x ~ I ass 10
The admission of m IN .ho.Id go ,.. .a
their snbacrib;no tha s;1na,s :, s ss-".. uren y
OF conformity "a tba rn,a. ana oss.S ~
soo;htx M Rs.c,s- - .sfs I :. 80 W .ue
presA1, mi hi, ,not;or ~ ~ .hs s...." ~ .,o ~
man t.cr5 Ta;s..;a. - - .us - spa1a luas
ohrist, o. @ - 1anu oh'seisAlla
,.,<,,,;..~s.. 80 eAc4ooeo ~ tae
fs;ts - ~ 80 ~ 10 r:I.o.. 1 aeelafanon o.
n,,n;s,,,ns1t - .La y ~ !" tu' enoleSs
M- p.e.hs. - "1.Au
~eN.'@ Ae7 Ao4 Mau1 yea18 invited