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, 1870-04-20

see it made meana Of arriving authorita
tirely at the vieuH Of women On this cues.
ton. This could bo done by permitting
women 10 cast u ballot "For woman
suffrage and Against woman suf-
fraGr," on colored paper, to distin-
guish il from the white ballots cast
ny men, on the sane day and at tho same
polls that the men vote upon the oonatitu-
tion; the colored ballots to be counted and
returned as those Of 1omen, but to have no
legal influence in the determination Of the
present result. Let the vote of the women
OF Illinois be taken simply for Information
Il They vote two, three, or i've to one in
taTor OF female suffrage, one essential point
hitherto much disputed is set at rest. Ii
they vote with corresponding unanimlty
asainst it, the denial of the right Ut suffrage
cannot thereafter be charged as among the
many expressions to which, they maintain,
they are subjected. Such vote would do
much to settle the question ono way o. the
other. We venture to believe tllat, If four.
ffths Of tho women OF Illinois vant tn vota
and viii vote, means will be found within a
year or two to let them vote on all oues-
lions, II, on the other hand, they regard
the exercise of political rights by woman as
a reform against NATURE" which would
tend to unsex them, and to lessen thei, self
respect and the good opinion Of their hus-
bands, fathe1s, sons, and brothers, they will
vote accordingly, and the ve1ed question
will be settled, in this State ut least, till
, 1870-04-20

yallan6ghsn il said to be- axr
nomination Us Congressman. ing foE a
IS. 6. nonaon has been alac
" Lots wife pol;ticisns' n ra4 aplaios Of ths
too much inclined to look bsek As- They arc
Henry Clay Dean cent taf
stitsttlon tDemocz1tc) his 10 oe heokuk Con-
! tious, adopted at Ottnm.1.J lndlat1ng resolu-
quesrng thei1 publication nwa, recently. re-
gives the resolutions, but me tonst!fufso,t
due respect for the opicsor en!1; With all
who constituted the Insed OF s9oso citlzens
voted for the repuh1t:s11 ns - ctt0hTa aad
constrained 10 ttfYer xitf resolutions, va a1e
rarl, thc noi;rr ~ Iii them, both a. re-
mcaaure- aa the honesty Of :ha
-He{ermg to cesta' -,...-
~ - .ae aes;i,tr III. Icy, the Pittsburgh Post
f.;th ~, the hl,,d D.: I'VE have Al abiding
repeated, but that ~ =, rrP .oe Past W.! NOT ~
TIE people VII respectsd HaJ t5o ". ~
tionaa con,ensse n IN Sew lori aouin.tesl Mn ,
10 hon; nd seosge II Pendleson for President, and
Gags foE Goss nor ouite tl;fTerant s,rS,s;.; ~
ot N naa's We IL govern to1lay It IS ijTa to
Eaaiss ~ ), greta, but the part Of wisdom n
Ehe', E1Ges s;e ~ te sharp lessons Of exper;saee'
"''cn M .oW within our power"
Eaoue onal Supervisors elected 4. III.
eeas an Iow1 elections in n;inois: '7 's
ccss sesf a. 1 -.Gordova, R u. arenea, Dam.
~ r: 4. Hs7ed, Rep; Roef R1enTaJ fsls1.lJ
Han, hn91 9a..l aaa y; 4. Jonrst?n, Reps BlssE
!ioa 11 EdGtngten, James Baker, Dem: borIns'
D. m. 4ToiT Ts1asR ReE Cnndsnasis. J: =. Raiissa'
Fnss.rtc. John Edsineton, DEN: DTaTIo ooaa" ss1s.
nssa5 nns155, Deu Canoe Csess, Charles b H.r,s;i
a:arE toun:.-wes. jersey. l. + Sc,~r,
rre1o, c1s Bocock: osteoll, John iIIa9: Isesa9:
s5otnen 13sl JusEs Tres: Tor1o1, c. " 8 Lyo1: II
iu.i, iuT rEGswsn; Essex, Philip Easha,.; VII
M7'ss z &C scss:y-weller, J. P:a:t, pt L.: ox,o,,
4; Eet y sRen"ty' Dem: Clover. J. u Sexnlta'
, 1870-04-20

It's proposed in the Constitutional Con-
vention to abolish the Office Of Justice of
the Peace in Chicago, and establish, in lieu
thereof, number Of respectable District
Courts This is very radical change. C7e
have, at the present time, hrge variety
and E1pply Of Justices Of tho Peace, We
have Justices elecsed by II. eountv Ius
'.:ses elected by the towns Of North Chi
cago, South Chicago, and West Chicago,
and and an indefinite number elected
by the Common Council Of the
city Of Chicago. Estimating the
number Of Justices doing business here
at forty, and supposing that each Of them
supports three Constahles, SIX professional al
plaintiffs, four Witnesses, eight jurors, FIVE
shysters and two saloons, we have eleven
hundred and sixty persons who viii be
thrown out of employment if tho new cou-
stitutiou is adopted Here is a chance for
the psotcctionlsts to wax pothetic- Nas
there ever such m assault upon home in-
du6tvf
, 1870-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1870.


CONTENTS.
Pare 1.
EDITORIAL: Fart!.an Lefi.lstion-Tbn w.r-hor.
Guc4hcE-WoEnan aufr4Ec In ut;pos,-Tt. Fs,
Of l1E Ena-End Of Tyrast -Wanted RsIlras
HHdso-Eolat Exnloratious-Sotss Gu cu.ren
TnpIes
TIE WEEK: Summary Of Fortfsn and Domestic New,
Page 2.
fAEx AID GARDEN: The Wheat Mattet-Lrttcr fror
Rura1-Strdln9 Down-Soruey OAts-Xon,an,
Rhrtt-HiptA to F1Tmr1s-The westss Ansxr,
to Easte1u Crsict-Ln Hrie!- Fattcninx pirp j.
Eight Aonths-Whxt 10 Do Fi.et- Indian. Pr
a1tnt7e on Fi,1d Cfups-Foot Rot la Ca.tie-{,utb
vation Of Wheat.
NEfER1xARI: Thc Eye and its Dseasce.
ORR PtbL1c LANES: R<ts.rt for 1sea
HEsEr WARD HItGHEA's FIRST r1k11xo.
LONDON: be Howard Case-Tte House Of Lords
Ptefz In the Cabinet.
ALhsp's AID L1scoLs: Csi.irism On ueradca's Ar
count Of Mr, Lincoin's Religion.
Pn3r 3.
AnaAHf; Books Fnhliehed and Announced A MIs.n
thru;ic volun.t.
TEE LIST EAcArE FRuM SmtIiA: A Thrilling Arr, mn,
Off Polish Iri.onct's journey to fnrdou,.
lrRJ1t;x G.,eSir
f"E1h1: Remembrance Tic Hous-keepers Lament
AlaA1iisASEocs: Romance Of Chlihood-s;old md
ailte1 eu Statcu telAnd-Extrapsdoxty Suicide
1b' Las " yo'unE MAs.aerr-Tfakedy 1t Du-Ik \
-LAdieA' LEEs IN uKoe1aad-rniIatelphis, IN *..r
s..~.lr,-rx
t:n AND NEW; Column Of au So.a-
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL: IfoecedIn1 f1om Day to Day
PAGE 4.
snS MeFA1L&xp Trial Cos7NCEp.
NAhulsG1uN: Our Dispatches for the wcek-Corsrcs.
tiansl PEus.vdass.
CONSTITUTIONAL CoxvKS11ox; Summary Of fts mn.
CHa.3ftSnu
, 1870-04-20
TIE W EEK.
DOMESTIC.
City.

AeuHsrtM ses7ice1 were held Sunday even
ng fo1 Baahop Thomson. nishop Einrslev
Rev, James EcGia.ock, Of The brew Thsoo
logical Seminary, Nadison, n. j.; W. ". Cor.
| neil, Of Se* York; ~ C. Foas, Of Now York,
ana otneT ostan guishe4 md prominent mem.
past few months. There WA a largo attend,
city. '>O''' - >>
"a watch and chain were taten from a
gsnt.emans 1a pocsetas Trinity Epiropsl Church
a kerosene lamp explosion. as.rn1.y n,g4t
Killed MISS Belle Brsee, yopnT I'll az Is r. sra III
severely burned two ottlef tadies.
The Pacific Hotei- u to bo built u1,oa the
block bounded BY Clasi:, LaSaie, Jeckaau and
Iulncy steeef, comprising about one and h.lY
m acIss @ OF GROUND. T. The estimated cost OF the
cons 70 cEcc. and completely finish II.
Tho bodies Of three men wrne tnnnrf in
the t7rcr Mon.lay.
"A Wisconsin man made friends On tn
dideEak with one Mazah. lent him s15s 70
ray Custom House charges with, aud has since
vainly invoked the aid Of the police,
-"Wu. Hammond i c.. Nc. 81 .tohu
street, Neg York, aien circulars setting forth
the purchase Of counterfeit bills.
The Railroad cte5ka' Convention adopted
the title Of 1.-The United *ates Railroad S1u-
tuA Life Insurance Association" and limited
the amount Of insurance to $500. John g,
Nell Was elected President. The next annual
meeting viii be At Louisville. in July, 1911.
Tho Fenian Congress- appointed. in placc
of President and Senate, al Executive Com
uaittee Of nine aud sent Z committee Of three
tion, which met yesterday.
.-GeoFge ", Waite haa been appointed En-
Work is already commenced.
, 1870-04-20

The press Of the country are very nearly
unanimous in fayor Of letting the income
ta1 expire in accordance with the present
limitation. II is. perhaps, the most olious
to the ta1- 1-payer, and the most inquisitorial
It offers q premium to dishonesty and at
tempts to impose penalty on success
Much effort will be made to retain this ta1
and all others, By the class Of economists
who are anxious to grind the people into
the dust to pay tho principal Of the debt, As
a means of relieving them from the slight
inconvenience Of paying the interest,
The Committee Of Ways and Means
seem to hesitate between the
two demands and incline to continue
the ta1 ut y per cent enlarging the o1emp.
ton to 5000. We do not believe any e1,
emption can be devised which will be Just
or satisfactory. The only gain from the
exemption is to let out sufficient nu,nhe.
Of voters to prevent the outcry which would
nbata the ta1 "a nuisance If il were made
applicable to the whole people, We hope
Congress will simply leave il to die OF itseu
during the present year according to The
terms OF the present act Let it entirel,
alone.
, 1870-04-20
The Wc4Ss

Eleven Indians we're killed br the citizens Of
South Pass among them BlAck Dear, Chief Of
the A1zpshoef. -Four whites ~ere attacked By
fifteen mounted Indians near Cheyenne, and
two others b. twenty Indians near Sidney,
Eeb., but no Gves were lost. The Indians cut
s1inge1 On the bridge east Of Antelope, Eeb.,
and fourteen cars were thrown from tha track.
The nain-men .an away On the engine; one
brakeman, who remained, firing On the say
agea, they ra1 2w2y also.
The steamship America landed l,l6G CHI
nese il San francisco, April Is, one mouth
from Hong Kong.
Tho ssn Francisco Chamber Of Caunarce
met to hear George Winters, on his my
to Washington ~ representative Of the PolF-
nesian Society. to solicit the protection Of tie
United 6tates for the Fejee Islands.
Omaha Offers go, 900 to anyhody who will
build hotel worth s150, 900,
John Il. Smith, convicted OF m,ns!auSe.-
ter, escaped from tho jail At Fremont, No
b1askA.
Tho yield ct quicksilver on tie pa:ifc
coast, in 1863, Was 16, ,Ss3 thskB,
During the last storm two feet Of anow fell
on the Sierra Nevada
Fitch gold discoveries st Siskrou, ElGo.2.lo
Tie ATTORNEY Ge4,eral Of CaiiEozai. con-
id5rs it tie Luty OF County Cle,kI to refNse
, 1870-04-20

Godtc and Harrison, Tia leaders Of the anti
rolrgamous aoFnons, arc building aco-op-
erztiEe the.1te in OPPOSITION to Erigham
lounEs. The Walker Brothers. wealthy
GENTLE merchants, arc concerned in the en-
teEprsre.
Tho Lararnio {Tyoming) Sentinel has the
iolowng about the women from whom the
Albany County Jury ~ere taken: land first,
there are very few plaeeA which sze blessed
With such class Of women "a Laramie Citr.
In proof OF this assertion We will call attention
TO few results Of their labors here We have
the finest schoo}-horse in the Territory, and
The ladies' built it. We hare the most beauti-
fcl church etlif5ce In the Te1ritosy, and the
ladies did good ehare toWaEu building. and
tie whole Of the furnishing Of it. We have
another good and substantial etone church,
pretty well aavanced in process Of construc-
hon. to which they granted, and still are Grant
ing, material aid. We h2re An excellent
church osEsn, the common property Of the
different denominations here, and the 1adies
bought it. The whole burden, labor, snd e1-
pense OF the care of the poor sud sick N this
city hss been cheezfullJ undertaken and faith
been the rnost enthusiastic supporters Of al
those social and frata1ual associations calcula-
ted 10 build and foster peace aud goo1 will
among men. Our several Sabbath schools
here owe their very origin and existence TO the
labors and e1ezsions Of the ladies' Of Laramie
~ IL p1saab tu1a 1Us1 t11OUIe 10 Inc WOMAN
o. LARAMIE, We do not detzact from the Ioer-
Aitr Of the men, who have alraEa lbezal1y re-
sponded when called upon, but who, busted
With thei1 oFn cares and iabors. have gladly
turned these public improvements orer
to the lsdies, and most faithfully have
they discharged their trust Second.
there Is not, 90 far as We know, single
woman in this city who is IN advocate Of. OF n
convert to, the doctrine populariy known IL
wun1n's rights We know that not one Of
them who served Is Jurors 1t our 1ate term OF
court belongs to that class. And thirdly, these
ladies did not Geek this position. and only &c
cepted II with di6dence and hesitation, and
doubta and misgivings. Te1y few, II my Of
them. had ever set foot in court room. and
they knew nothing whaterer Of tho machinery
OF courts, xud the intricate aud complicated
lAbyrinths through which justice ia adnainis-
tered And they undertook the duty knowing
IN its discharge they would be subjected to the
closest scrutiny, md The etrictest rules Of pro-
priety, and with the knowledge that, notwith-
standing their ignorance, they would be
Judged with more sttictness and less charity
than ordinary male jurors.
, 1870-04-20
Personal

Ealse, the composer, has been kaiehtel-
|anausehek has paid fourAou1 visit to
tho Empress Eugenie, bv recuest,
-GsnerM Beauree1rd Is 1t Narsei11es, in
connection with scheme for the construction
Of Southern Pacific Railroad from Charleston
70 SacrAmento 1t Is also ruuored that the
pasha Of Egypt has offered him I commission
-Garibald has promised to help the Monte
ncgrins md the Greeka with 4.0oo rifles and
1000 volunteers; md writes TO the Greek
Committee II Santa Aaura that +" tha rops and
the Sultan are the chief enemies OF humanity,
and that both must bo annihi1ated.''
In reference to etory told By co.re-
epondent Of the Boston Tfrareaztr. Of the rope'e
engagement, early IN life, to 2n Irish lhdv,
which Wa prevented by his Jesuit friends, the
Sortat1n Wing, the leading Belfast paper,
fsys; There Is more truth in the foregoing
thsn in most travellers tales The LADY ne
William Foster, Bishop Of Cork. and Vas mar-
ned to John Henry North, u. F., Of Colon
a few yes1s aSn Mr.. Myers, N old SAu
Francisco jewele1, upon going to his store one
afternoon, found his eou, the only attendant,
worth Of iexelry stolen. The police searched
for the Villain for months, aud finally caught
him 1t Fort Prescott, Arizona, whore he hid
Just arrived from Mexico He WAS tai, raw-
boned individual named John Kelley He h1d
gene to California With the notorious Four
teenth Regiment Of United States Infantry
and said be had deserted after the regiment
bad reached San Fsanciseo. While At Fort
Prescott. which is situated on rpcky precip-
&c AitE feet above a streAtn. he broke from
iis guard houee one night, dashed past
tho sentinel, md leaped boldly over tbs
Gun, esearing without injury. He was ne1t
heard CT at the Santa Rita mine in Arizona.
where he worked nj blscks1nithinc and tried to
stab Tho Superintendent Of tho mint- NJ.
drosvenor. BEFORE leaving he took ons OF the
employees Of the mines to lis roorns, Ehere he
opened his trunk aud exhibited to him
eighteen pair Of hn1n,n ears, which he sid be
bad cut from the heads Of eighteen pessons he
hsd murdered He vent from there ia Me1i-
CO, where he committed two murders, 3nd WAS
finally arrested By the inhabitants, and hung
By the heela to = limb Of tree. his head with
IN few feet Of the ground. They then built
allow tisc under him. and allowed him to re-
main Suspended until death put an end to his
Ayi4thnnA
, 1870-04-20

The back of the tariff has been broken,
The House of Representatives, on Monday
night, after q wat1n discussion, amended
the Tariff bill by reducing the duty on pig
iron from 80 to s. per ton. Az. kel ..
WIS guilty Of tho reckless i, -,
charging that f-omnissio=or M~ns was in
the employ OF the British. and the libel was
promptly answered by the vote of the
House. The Committee of Ways and
Means, by way Of appeasing the public
wrath, proposed reduction to 81 per ton !;
but that deceived no one; it would not sat-
isfy the constituents Of menbers who are
tazed beyond endurance. The reduction
OF the ta1 will not involve any loss of
revenue It will be saving Of tar, how
ever, equnl to 81 per ton on 9, ,OO0, 900
tons annually. 1t will take S., 600, 600
of ta1 of the horse shoes, wagon Tires, the
hoops and bands, the bolts and bars, and
all the other forms Of iron used by the pub
lie It is tho removal of that much ta1
from one Of the Indispensable raw materials
of nearly every branch of manufactures.
It is release to the people of that much
money taken from them annually to enrich
the capitalists engaged in making pig iron.
Now let the House make coal free; let it
reduce the ta1 on salt to 25 per cent; lot it
reduce the ta1 On lumber and copper; let
it f1 the duty on all cotton fabrics at 80
per cent, and let it admit all wools, not
grown in this country, free. With these
reductions Of taxation. there will f,e
no loss Of rcranue to the government,
int the cost of living will be reduced to the
extent Of the reduction in all these easan-
tial articles Il cozn and wheat be low,
they will purchase more iron, md more Of
all the manufactures Of iron. The tar on
salt is LOG per cent; bnshel Of co.u viii
buy nearly twice as much salt II that tar be
reduced to e5 per cent Take of the tar
on lumber, and the same number Of bush
els of grain will buy one-fourth more
lumber and fencing. II the House
follow this action on iron BY the reduction
on the other articles Of prime necessity, it will
increase the e1changeable value Of all ag-
zicn]tural products, and of each mans Ia
bos in the exact proportion OF the reduc-
tion. With this reform, the country will
be content for tho present, and to the next
Congress may be deferred that further re-
duction Of duties which must take place be-
fore there can be any substantial prosperi-
IT, So long az all We earn is taken from
us to pay taxes, and bounties to privileged
classes, 60 long shnll we labor in vain.
, 1870-04-20
Cuuu6 u,

--The Fcnia1 excitement h1a aLated q. Nur
treal. although volunteers are stu exercising.
TIE Papal Zoraves hare offered their services
to the Canadian Government
The Pripee Consozt's "Dwn,~ to which
regiment Prince Arthur is attached, il % form
= part Of the Red River expedition. The steej
bstteEy, another part Of the expedition, ia one
especially constructed for Abyssini=n service.
1t Is stated, semi-ofscia11y, by The Toronto
Nt1es, that the transfer Of the northwestern
Territory to Canada has been completed. Great
Ht!tain guAssnteeng the pe:eeahla transfer
and possession thereof.
One Of the demanda made By the Red
hver delegates IL that the Canadian Govern
meut ehAA allow French settlers IN that coun-
IT large tact Of land, extending from the
Aselnaboln River to the United ststes bonn
dary line Another Il that no foreign troops
sthn be sent into euch territory, but that peace
ehal be Kept By band Of ! 900 armed resi-
dents Of tho Territory, to be armed and equip
ped By the Dominion Government.
, 1870-04-20
THE WAREHOUSE QUESTION.

We aro gratitied to learn thst, in addition
T. III" other means now being taken to en-
t'Erv tho rights Of shippers and owners Of
PAIN. Aless.s, Spruancc, Preston L Co. are
4 nit to begin threo suits against tho North
1>,.rn RAILWAY Company for the purpose :;
d -e ty maadnmus from the Supreme Court
nkairst said railway company to compel it
y ls.nnit the laying Of 6witch to connect
q If .ierato, with tho track Of the compa-
q s,ne by injunction against the same
Hmlsny, to restrain it from delivering to
asl+r elevators the grain consigned to that
u sI.ruance, Preston i Co.; and one for
! tmascs incurred hy the failure Of said
sr.1,any heretofore to deliver grain to then,
] the track, when consigned to them.
b. re suits, We IRE informed, will not be
fnprousised or settled, short Of q
;nrlete adjudication of the psin-
Il e involved They will be car
@~l forward to such Judgments aa are
seessary to establish, for ali time, the doc
|inrs that railroad company which per-
lns one consignee to connect with its
TAX hy switch, must permit all others
J. the same terms; that grain must be DE-
tt.sd on the track, if the consignee is
4.pared, and desires to receive it there,
J.. that it must be delivered to the eleva-
lr to which it il consigned, il practicable.
+ :hc>e cases, Messrs. Spruancc, Preston
:, o.. while feeling that The question is
~ VI public as well as private, and OF
, 1870-04-20
W0HAN SUFFRAGE IN ILLINOIS.

A%A4N~AS AA*AAAAtVAGs
Tie. Illinois Constitutional Convention
H. voted, frst, to adopt and then, by 81;
IT, lave rejected proposition allowing
E3:Hen who are property holders to vote on
r AS:uns Of lsvyiug ta1, when such
.>.i"as may he submitted to the people;
+. f'y III 10 -. against allowing the Leg
5snrc to permit such women as are prop
fty-s'"laers to vote on the same question;
p, s.y 4ti to le, to limit the right Of vot-
y. under the Constitution of Illinois, to
ev>: but, finally, by 10 yeas to q nays,
- hare adopted the following clause,
sQmlitinG the question OF woman suffrage
Parnte!y to the present voting constitu-
":
z The question OF woman suffrage shal, ia snh.
k;ed 10 separate vote =. the tins ~ ,hS ~ st,
eslnn Of the constitution In speh msnnrr =. 1,.r
&roy1ded tn the schedule, and ii, uror r.nr.t. -
Soses ,st CT % nc Question a'ot4J there
r., un.c' ahAll bc stricken out Of Inn snr+tnn o
Rtlre to Eunrage; otherwise not
WLle this clause will suffice to give the
tmnn suffrage advocates a campaign in
Fnois, which they nay vigorously improve
"a enjoy, we doubt whether it will set nny
ttstion at rest It will increase whateve,
Etation is nov On foot, hut will in no sat.
gactory way test the jnstice or e1pedienc5
woman suffrage. The most impo.tan
}cstion which cnu arse relative to wpnar
frage is, Do the women generally ask it,
fsould they exercise the right if it vert
le their privilege and duty rs citizens te
IT,:
auc would not favor the submission
VT Of the constitution itself to The
= vote of tho two se1es, in advance Of
substaotial proofs that the women Of
etase want 10 vote, We would like ia
, 1870-04-20
MiNkpuSte

Christian Garzs1, clerk in the St. Louis And
ite1 = otfee, who WIS charged With enbazkle-
nent IL 1859, tied to Germany to avoid arrest,
and WIS indicted afterwards, raturued last
week. and has given bail lis etabezlement
j. estimated II 31OO.Cc0.
The ST. Louis Honn,"R Sutfrag1 Assoda-
ton thank G. VI. JulAn for his Sixteenth
amendment, and urge the Missouri delegation
to support Il.
At Pahayrs, No., ADD" Known. II, ahot
Lonnie Cotie, 10, willis rl1yt1as with a rusty
gun, which thsy supposed nst 10 be loaded
$. Kemp, + live stock dealer. w.s killed by
an accident to q fright train IN tie Hannibal
Il St. Joecph Radrosd
The jury il the czee of Sxntt, Cutler L
20. vs. the Home Insurance Co. Of EcF. York.
: found ttat the property WIS ovsr.yalnod, and
fhat Dr. Wl!loa0e. \ member Of tho firm,
planned The burning Of the stoIs. This de-
cIS'1n viii decide several similar caaee.
The deficit in SuseisAys acconnts is 41s3,-
tt25. Memoranda ef Indebtedness was
found in his safe, On WHICH something n,1s ba
tccoyend
St. Loni5 took da,niacd possession. Of i'll,
archives and Treasury Of TIN recent1y-apne1e.l
CarpnaelIt. and found tHo ffty-cent notes in
tie latter department. of tho government
, 1870-04-20

The Ga1esburg Frte Press nouainases
Colonel Clark E. Carr a. candidate for
Congress in the Fifth District Of this State,
nov represented by the Hon E G. 1nges-
soil. 1t aays that " Il Knox County should
90 into tho convention with united dele
CATION, she would undoubtedly secure the
nom nation of her caniidate.~
The Culinville Democrat noninates
General John I. Rinaker for the position
of Congressman -at-Large, aud t't1usts that
he will consent to the use Of his name"