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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

co TO o'SElLI Ia SIXTH .vrsrr
o,,. all shapes pes fl l,, Velvet ,I Ila!s g.
the largest and best assortment OF
Ostrich Pumes,
Fines! 6 GODS imported,
French Flowers.
co TO o'NEILL's FOR '"'''A' "0''''
ssssn. Kaaan s ss.s hSs ssa Ss 4
Comp etc A'''' 90 no g S oSE .ii. FOR
H e. s,s &: s s:ss iii III ys;s
~ '''''' . ' IS s ;';;s SE,s FOR
100 pieces Black velvetecns ST. 81 TO- worth 81 80 and
piece. Black sasn 81 s. ii g. q 81 s. cost moro in
GO TO UNrILL's FOR
KID Gloves, two buttons, II So worth 81 IS. all new
Black Grapes apes s Gu: bias; tn. Thread Lace.
Nets OF ali kinds.
ca and see our prsSs A. so9a sts 4 psn sure
between Twentieth and Twen,yhIst streets.
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
EIRcg, wAyS,okp, BERNARD = BAckTS ssr
saX FsA ASGIsco MISSsTshLs succpss
"oUk owns NEGRO MiSsTRELs,
they all wake response in my hear that delights me"
ENTIRE GHhE$h hssAs NEW Sfh AID NE
Seats secured six days IN advance "LET ME BE.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES SUITS.
choice lot Of Ades' cloth Suits and Costumes,
lately imported from Part, and Berlin,
VIII be sold very cne.p a, retail.
to caose Consignment
Call a. asi Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27
Z, NOVEMBER 81, ls7O.-TRIPLE SHEET.

DRY GOODS.
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
Our stock Of ready sus Dresses win be closed
out at Soc on the dollar.
Astonishing bargains ia
Dress Goods.
Over 500 lots bought weeks auction sales, will DO
opened this week, which we viii offer .,
unpreceden.edly low pricss
Be sure to see them.
Cloaks, sbswls
and silks.
The best made the bcs. styles the bee. assortment and
tho lowest Prices.
oakings, Cloths and
Csssimeres.
retaed at importers. prices Good quality NJ &c., yard
and upward.
A large stock Of
Blankets, Flannels and Housekeeping Dry Goods
al wholesale prices.
New Store Strictly one price, : ,.ors
wASa 1kkssIR.ass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

A LII GOODS DErREcrATING HEAVILY.
slaughtered.
Those who have postponed buying their fall goods viii end
they have saved great deal Of money
black Apacas, Sic, formerly DC.
Handsome Plaid Dress Goods, Csc, formerly 40c.
Beautiful plain Dress Goods, 20c, formerly Soc.
French Koubaix Goods, 3.l<c., formerly Csc.
HEAVY Canton Fsnnes 15c., worth 2oc.
Yard vile Muslns, &c., formerly I6c.
Blankets and Comfortables, u 3d. SO, 81 50 and 81
p,u ,o,, ., Zig lots Bamoral, TO- and 81.
Big io.s bouevard Skirts 81 10 and g.
fresh from The auction rooms all kind. OF Empress
Cloths, Mcrinos Cassmere flannes Towels Table Lnen
&C.. at ne airy half usual rates.
Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City and Hoboken Gus.
vcrs an article that ID not very much under price.
FOSTER BRorHERs, ~ BieecEer street. a.' '' anu
At LOVES,
"A Sls Sixth avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth s,s
Choice
hand made Worsted q. DDS,
all marked down.
Bargains, bargains, bargains,
Bargains in Ladies' shawls.
bargains In Ladies' Sacks
bargains IN Ladies' tight fitting Bodces.
bargains 10 Ladies' Hoods.
Bargains In Ladies Sonthgs, dc, Ac
at LOVES
Bargains, bargains, bargains.
Bargains In Chidrons Hoods
Gaps sacques Cloaks,
Shirts, Lcggins Drawers
bootceas, Mus DC, &c.
Bargains. bargains, bargains
Bargains In Red Riding Hoods,
sno sch s Hoods Ia all colors,
Bargains IN every aovelty.
us sixth avenue between 18th AMI Goth sIeetA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-27

CLEAN SWEEP
IA AT WELSHS
Entire Stock be Closed Ou<
Store to let
Big time See our priccst
Beat Deaincs, lbc. worth 25c
Yard wide Reps, 81 l6c., worth I'll.
Heavy Plaids, 25c., worth 50c.
Table Linen, &c., worth &c.,
Napkins, 81 ~ dozen. worth ~ so,
BaiYnorA skirts, 75e., 81, II 70.
Splendid Shawls, ~, 81 SO, @3.
Canton Flanncls, l0c., iallc.. l5c., a0c.
Woollen Flanncls cheap
Heaviest Sheotng 10c., worth I6c
GRAY Rankets, W. ~ 50 and &8 = pair.
White Blankets, III, %S ~, "a and IS a pair.
YclveteAns, Soc, Tbc., I'll, 81 30 81 and ~ 10.
Quilts, Waterproof Cioaks, &c. wELSHS,
Eighth avenue two doors below Twenty streot.
, 1870-01-24

sson attef tie adoption OF thu conxtdtut.on. pgo.
" m1e sest tsefs oosA be % Jaseeea Of fne PeAeo
~ s cy o. St, atsx the expiration q the
sasd ot{ shal b divided into dtfsose snd a,urts
esxaolnneo Therein, composed or xuet Jadaes sud
e y IL 4 snes 4 6sess e,s
e3ty. whete tho auount In contrpyorsy does noS
ttxoeed t tKo handttd dollal1. and suca cHniaI
iels Of ONES Of sid JndSes saS cEe1t a. H H.. IL se
six Jeatr. Their CON ptrsatIan shsii 81 q 1nd ~
~ t 70 rsid OF o. the cty T1eas1sy. and saa
~ I'd pesquts1'es saah b paid inio sse oiiJ
lo: Afpee, IN CIVIL o.ses from Justices Of tho
tIted II sad dlBtrcEa ahai1 be nioved ta fhs Cfr.
cais bVpefof Court q Cook County: Ia aueA
cates of s5 3 p5e1asd 6I 4
TO the Court q Common P1ess,
II @ the dA1 on which rnls constitution Il sub.
e1rtt tea % tse pfople for aaopuoa taero SHAH be
ConItTs who shAll bold htl ot1cs Tor The torn of
on.asa oa }ss and until ht' suoeeass Is esoosed And
II Tne present CLERK Of the Recacde..s Court
2. PIE tne e!sJ q CnleaE9 aha1 b the CLARK Of Shs
Snqdh Sacs e =. Cesamon Psess during tho ter1 fof
tne asputoT Court Of Chicago shau continus II
onee ontteE 3 mo teftos Tor which Ihey Wcrc 70.
r. Sgsenseay @ elected. ana thereafter thefu ahIl b
quAltned electors Of aaM county, Tno s6aii hald
~ onoe for tho term Of NJ rear, and unttI In
~ cTs.r4 =, eaoc.eQ Aad q91lfaed Tho Clerks OF
~ oCaIb q record u azld co1uty saalt Feceiyo
sa,am =. 70 oe o1ed y 1aw which ahal BE- psJs-
ont of tho Treasury Of said county,
Aaa Enica thau not ho inereaspd daring fheir
~ ts1n. 70 q ofooa Sud courts anal determine, py
~ 70 easslea o. Iecord the number Of 9u6-
o5ot4a'e oseIA 10 bo empioTed b. sald chief
,Cssst1, y. nd thes compensation snslf be d1ed By
.a,t ca,P1 p1'o qea!ia1y ont Of Eto Treasuty Of
spd I ai @ rs1es e ose Al J4dgos' et dosxes ~,
enah be collected IN 1ucd manucF ea shsii hs ns1.
county. 'Ao A'eAsa4J " sA'4
District ~ WV s04e'A'
- n N ooQrs OF record In Cook County II
lnAu % . good ground Of challenge 10 snY iiror
1l .11s ne not householder. or ma not bean for
u y! !east tRo ye1ts cltl4en OF this Htata. or nj
rot pA9d property tax uithin tTo Tsarx ueIt
? preceding snd whenever aa1 snr5h fsa, appears
j. sna % tee duty OF the Judge 70 discharge such
1oiof itom lofther scry1ca. AND in no oAie shall
aa! tniot 1oE The courts az record In Cook County
6e aelectea aud summoned BY the same of1ceE.
t.o1s Of turorh
, 1870-01-24
Cook CouRey Judiciary.

The following d the plsn agreed upon By ths
COOK County delegation 10 the CousuturouA
Convention Ii tbs Reorganization Of the judiciary
Ct the county, and referred By the Judiciary Com.
nittee:
L The Superior Court OF Chicago sha11 b con.
unntd, and called the superior Co1rr of Cook
Ccuofys and sh21l eonEist Of three Jodge& Tne
psrsens Judges OF sa1d court sha1 remsln IN ot1ce
e!ested. ia unti thar saocssso.s snaii d Gsessd
!. Tne cifce,s Court es Cook County snAu con-
pEe< <ent Jndge Of the Circuit Court Of Coak County
oas e oF asS st sa 5qas e., 40 ~. 5s
siselI elected, and untl taer Successors snall be
elected and qnaitaed. One Judge OF sald court
eoany On Sne asy d 1ases ~ tnis sns Iii
: r. Geae.i A..enbly n; s iaasssss tho nuu~
I The Terms Of once of the JadEcs Of ss.d
courts, except u herein provided, ahAu be twelve
& The Judges Of al courts Of record In said
an 5an ra1 sTe 81 ,nes s52 n:y.e,s 60, Of re
!.oed p hs: saea oompensauon aasll nos De
diminished during knelr continuance In ONES.
al the powerS Of Circuit JndRr, 1nd may hold
the court OF which he u nembet. Each Of than
may hold q different branch thereof Al The ea1e
:. Tho Judge having TIC zno<teJt unexptre1
term ahsll be Chief Justice OF me coun Of rhlca
he u 4 Jud9c.
8. the Keoorder,s Couft OF ths city OF Chicago
shan be eoutirued, aud b called tho coart Of
Common Peak Said Court anAu h2ve such on.
Rtnsl zod appellate Jurisdiction, OF ct1miua and
penal nnturc, a. NAY b PROVIDED by kaV; and
Superior Court OF Cook County, and Of tho ESD
crrult Court Of Cook Coaut5. II stall hAva NJ
Jurisdiction In ciyll ca1es except such - Is a1x-
a1y OF supplemental to ~ Jurisdiction OF eTu.
nal aod penal nature, and 10 dispose OF ununlsned
business. The terms OF said Court of Common
Of tho Superior Court OF Cook County. Or Of
tse Circuit conft of Cook County. IN
attenuation or otherwise, Il mar b usoTlded
efal Assembly tnaJ provide Tor one Of Enosu
!ndRea Of 11ld Court OF Common P!e46. vhose
term Of otacs and conpeuzaton III u ha 1hn aams
Is tooSt Of TIC judges OF the SupertH Court OF.
Cook County, and tho Ulrculs Court Of Oook
County.
.. The Gens.a, Assembly shan, II lii nsst ses-
, 1870-01-24
ORGANIZED RuFFlAhjsM,
The North Division Literally in the
Hands Of Footpads and Thugs.
Tho Reign OF tho "Jimmy.n Pistol
and S1nng-Shot.

That Chicago is literally Ia she hands o! cut
throaa was fully exeupltlsd on sssurday n,shs
especially by the soenea that ranspired Il
The Nonh Divtaton. 50 numerous and
Cooperate were the attacks upou
person md property. and with apcb
boldnes1 and impunity vcre the assaults, bar-
Blat1es, sEd robbeFtes committed, that 1t u bur
charity TO believe that the police ware sA!eep: Il
not, they must bare been in coilns,ou With the
Of bis men 50 keen!y tnRs, Yesterday WofuInn.
after hearing tho numerpas reports Of outraRea
ne addtesstd big assembled totce In maupef
among the numerous outiaqee reported We mafe
zstseen j snd o'eloet yesterday morulus tho
"a entered By four men in maak1, VINO quietly
dep!oyed over The house. Willis fumm1g1pz
tnfoCRh The rcoEnl the inmates became aware Of
but tnis Interference with their plaaA The bur8ars
soo9 @ PIT Eop 70. bJ presenting 5evolyert NJ the
se1 nesds q ~ ne Aasm!.s, aud While 1.o Of them
me lorce made very thorough se1tch Of the preml
eea, and appropriated whx.eTer suited inet fancy,
AnorK the Articles taken Was diamond ft0g,
ned at Ss5 and considerable snn OF money IN
currency aud god. When the Acoundlrls had
completed thclr search They bid rhe latas q %.
taetr retrea.. bnt wneu the police arrived upon
NC scene the thieves were beyond sight and
John Dracnou, residing at No. - North Msstet
street, Eas krocted down and robbed Of 10. At
the corner Of Rush and Hn1un atrcets, AZ haif-
paat o'clock yesterday morning.
I'M pen9ls co9ntf annf5y " met W! similar late near
,os ,,asn zane hout Flannety 1es,aes st No. e5l
John Frederick Hand. residing at No, ss1 Chi
eago avenue, waa as'scked. and robbed Of watch
and Sl.sor a. The corner OF State street and Chi-
ea2D aMvennes M A.e OF SATURDAY night.
, 1870-01-24
THE TENNESSEE BILL OF RIGHTS
HOW tho Convontton Committee
ETopOke to Amend ia

In the Tcunossee conyant,on. l.,t Tbnro1,,
the Bill Of K!ghts, submitted q report racommemd.
ing the Rmtldmept1 which apnesr nt,oW ths
other portions OF The Bill OF Ei0kts tn rem"yc
1t pfe5eut with the etcentton of sIfght cr.Tres
In The preamble showing tho Ctrcunstannes nn1sr
sec 4. Ttaf no reiirfoTs o1 noiftr,, ,.,., ,,..-
than an oath to s1pPors the COusl1rution Of 1he
United Stases and Of Ihls Slate. hail eyer ha "a
e1lred as = qualification to snT ntYIra ~ nnhitr
trust under thia Skate 80 00 "a fe1'4~
Sec. t. That elections shall he FIR. .na acna1
and the night Of suffrage. Al hereinsfrsT dec;ars1'
, 1870-01-24
TElk-uRAPHIC STRIKES.
A "Reminiscences of tho Rebellion,

T'-
TIE recent STRIKE Of the telegraph operators ali
over The county, which has Just ended oY the
telegfaphefs agreeing TO return to their worf ha1
fecaIed 10 m.nd the nfst and only previous strIke
oI ise opefxtorA IN thls country. II occudrd In
tne Sout1et1 Confedef2cy, and ended nods lngio-
rlous1y tcF the operascFz.
In The lah OF 1865 the operators IN the employ
Of the soHthe1n Telegraph Company, which az.
tended fKum Richmond TO Mobile. were na.d $500
per north In Confederate money. Board cost
500 per month. pair Of b7oss $780, q suit OF
clothes ft00s and otne1 articles in prnpostlop
and the OPERATOR. even With the sirctest ecoao.
DJ, He1e unab!e to live comfortably, 4 protoc:
tive league wa5 crRsutzed, and they resolved 10
suife lor ~ ltcftaso Of salaries. AZ that time
operators hete exempted from the ac.ioa Of ths
coh1c1fpt law BY special act OF Congress. aud.
as 1heir services as operatora were lapetatlsejy
Necessary to the goseromeat, they wesu cobndent
Of obtaildER an eaaT vctos5. By some N s1ua the
1ntept0Es ct The strikers were maf3o kuo 70 to the
managers Of the conpaug. Tee cla1ss exemptluR
Operators from military dCtJ was repealed. aad Oh
me day that tho strlke Nas announced, in fact,
Almost at the Eqty moment, tquad OF soldiers
eLtertd each nlcH on The lIns, captnred the tele-
grapbtla under authority OF the cooHcl1pt AR and
Az ore item lnIo the service. They were 1mne.
d.ately detailed for special duty as Operators as
p,lvNe toidit0' pay-s7 per month and one II.
tlnn per day or -Four ccIunc4l and musty bacon.
They Of conrse yielded at once but the managers
we're lnexolaole, and they were coEpelled TO
EelTe "a high pr1vRtes for several months.
, 1870-01-24
RUSSIA,
Reported Discovery OF a Conspiracy
against tho EnpeFor,s LNoe
EfQM La Pk1fs ds Ia Lai1s

Reported Discovery OF q Conspiracy
against tho ErupeTor,s LNoe
From La Phars d. ID Loire.
Letters from 81. Petersburg state that vast
confpltacy has been dacoreted o9a!n.I the lfe
of tts czar: The centre q action Of tho con.
the un,ver1isy Of Paptch and YerenIchsw are
principally inc11pated- In order to carry out
thtlt object the coppttarors nsd rezoired to
Is ,oaPne1 he e, fS' rn.,a1 Of the ae during
~ FeIeIsbrrH: but tho rigorous surveillance
exercised o!ee the whole line the CIR was to use
prevented fheu from executing their project
been removed by soch dangerous consp.ratofs.
This oderce Fas attributed to tue peasants Of the
ne!shoothood, who, when In want OF ifon, have
secoulee 10 foooerJ 10 order to obtain IT, Tna
70
ne ignorant PEASANTS. exposes the ilyea OF the
trarclleTa who take tie line from Balta 70 Od.sss.
% grave danger The conspiEAtor1 arrested be.
torg' TMheu1 exception. 70 the R1as'an nationn,l.
revolutionary proclamattons, euaoat,og from
Iusa'1n p:ipttrE Offices abroad, were fouud in
tne'r po.aeta1on. The Russians are much aston
itned that no Pole Was atlilla,ed to
ns.ensIty repfs.sn1sa 9sasa y ~ fs,:ss sEss
number Of young men at The UulyeriIty Of Odes.
"a. The police have also discovered conapita.
cy - 81 Peitrsburg. Several yonog men are &C
lsnatlorE. 1tappeass, however, ,aat this second
u q nere childish aIAir, and ana
Jourg people mixed up In It will be tined In pub
nc. L.ass OF p!oscrtpEoos. upon which figures.
The Aoscow Gd:stte. hare also been discovered.
The government OF the Cxal IL noxtous 70 asceY-
tain whether these ploA were fomented bY ths
e1tles N Switzerland. 1hs conspiracy,
COW AID 81 Petersburg, had nothing in Common
with the Odde&sa plot.
, 1870-01-24
HurEl eERSp Halls.

1RkhOHT u0Ehk.
Anchg the arrivals 1t the fremont Hoase yes.
tssdsy, were the following: J. E. Emmett, g.
Louis; John B. JcrerJ, Indianapolis stn,in*,: n,
e. cE1Ee, William Martin. A. l. Pa9e, No4 Yort. !.
John F. L5or, St. Joseph, No, C Foster. ono:
william Il RashooDe, ProE1dence, 4. l.; jules E
DatotA Territory; Il. c, Francis, Pnll1deIonia: :
". ", Walker, Cedar RAp.dA
BRIGGS HoC1E,
day. were The following: Hon. Thomas MARIN,
sAndukSy; Henry Murray, Cincinnati: Chaties
Remington, g. PAul; Martin Richards, Duriin4-
Madison: " + Qst8:eJ, Aenpas; T. r Doug
Cnktles Ellis, st Louts: A. B. Walker and r. ReI,.
1ratop, New York: IareA Adams, Prntf3e du
Chien; s. II. Morris, Springfield.
ST. IANIs Ho1HL
AnopK tho AlI1vsla At the st. James Ho.s1 yca.
te1nsy, WeTb the following: James 4 EInsley.
Davenport; I. N. Hunter, GaleaaurE; Henry
Meaning, Rockford; Charles I. Loudu&, S.
Louta; dchard Pruning. Dubuque; Frederick
II. SAnl.bnly, Toronto; p R. BruonAu, cAtto; l.
N. Mo1tson, Madtrou; Anson Nlquctte, Do
ttott; aeuIJ E. CToAbry, Utah.
9BKkMAN uDCAk
Among tho a171vAlz It the Sherman House,
Yesterday were the following: ?. F. Benin. Bos-
I4o;O G. StatkweaiheTt J. Dorn. henry r
ToNne, nd Z. L Besfdsley, New T0rk: ". Wll.
eon; ana T. B. Valentine, San FfAncasco J. ".
he1lers Omaha; George ". Cltk, DcsMolnea; :;
Wultam Smith, and Martin Drake, Fekiu, filinols :
h ]. Ppfre, St. Louis: Dr.. J, B. MaTReY EtndnakY.
, 1870-01-24

kna form OF an enswnr to the Commissioners.
While It NkA fAr 1luGu aattu apfafy to tho B1ulh-
en- member, Il d1led rs with constexn4ao1 and
Rf1eL
Then cams the desperate struggle oi ono aloue
20 DO vo2t ~ had failed TO effect It vh@ painful
ne e1IsT .hus ouexpoeted1y short aud dectstIc.
Ihe ffes1dehk g17e ~ hs dfst ground. .ytetded tue
points On Nninn he had eeemsd uosE teahoious;
the anaVer to south Carolina was essea1lally
eaanged. and i gas agreed that Fort Sumter
ehnuld have meD and pEoy1stona.
U0f7pR heae dhcuaNou1 Hr. Stanton WIS A.
ways ttue, but tho part he took VAS by no means
lesdl1F oua Ho sad, many ttpea, that he 9as
t4efe ot1y that LUtRnt eAva txo vGtos lC6tead Of
ona- On 10 occasion va there tho sttshteat cop-
n!ot between him and NC. Ho exhibited none Of
tho coA1senea1 WHICH SOME Of hts lAtet fdrnds
hatn attributed 10 him. ue newer Hpoke VITA
out tho greatest respect for his colleagues
Acd tho prnJouuGest defereoco to the
President Hn saM no word to the
President about rrAguing, He told me thal
ho would rtalgn did but when certain con-
ceesiors 1eft made 10 my wishes be expressed
himself ptrfecty eatfsded- lie did not furnisn
ono atom Of the lnd1anea which brought the Pres
idcnt round On the snsWey to South Carolina.
nor did he eTef proposa cr catry kuy measure OF
his oHu directly or Indirectly, rotating TO the &C.
csaR.on trouhlea. Hn u1fofu u1y protessed to bo ~
snxioun for tne preservation OF tie public peace
u any nAn there.
1t would b q wrong to tbs memory OF MI.
Stanton not 70 Add that 50 fA1 II KNOW he never
Rave conntenanoe or ENCOURAGEMENT to those
lab1iou5 &tor1ea OF his behavior.
JKkR4IIH q PLACE
, 1870-01-24

.1:en. On sne street n aaytknt would make tasu.
ns1s Mny should they vecou
a. es f5s la clcamsssnesa ~ prolonged touch 4
.hioh bring the hea1m % nesf esch osesr 1 tnst
nnsy~ Nn .alnodt Seea kha mutual throphln0-
sulsi Il @ suoa ..aoa,.! nss, f.! woa!a Isssa. q la
rsoAoeer public purity, Il pfaotaed oloeF Ft1e b1
M4ng fsa taey be EXCUSED amid the sbanasi.
p.te1. aeoa as sss
w9nid scotn q Sodouitic custom II fannssily
psssased. and which would undoubtedly proMoa
le..e fns saezs.ou With gentlemen vno no
80 senx1.e shoat the purity Of w1vea ana danEaLefa
aq anq y W !seie4 wno .re Gen7o aooui the pa
One o. the WORT Institutions OF good society In
oese dAy1 y unqnosttonahly tho mixed danotnR
Pie sasa y
IN quiet rest 1t homs; IN eIecol1e wei deIsned
70 ln1amc tho ptssions With which yootd il
e7eF too stsoes MY psreat IL altesa1 ssso
reason 70 Douln . oourse Of instruction Which
4vlse parental lore ana PRIDE had suggested.
time hasfe11, ana mast mako my anel appe4L
NJ text has lekson which. With those VINO
Iose Christ IN hare crest weight In order 70
DC bud In any !iolnns acme. Ii must b kiuply
not 9ood. chl1sts eno1ios arc not nmpiv tnose
Hho AZ violent and MAD axtiost him. He tnas
Win me scatserofh shtuad."
II taettfore there I. an{ reasonable donbs
WA1.AE1 e01 4A0CS u PoAIElFei5 Eob4t Eh6th6f 1t
ia nelp 70 Christ IN coDQusrtn2 tho world. tue
penp.e who lore jesus and reTefsuce nj AW
"! now and forever abandon Il
nee1f, tpba Christian Life OF lt1 hnmhlo prararfa-
neEs, oan!enes spirituality, CONES ID Between
CanEt and Tho Struggling soul. h1nders in snI
Maatet 70 steep aod rugged sscsnt to heaven;
even Is not essentially immMll, no God. .reaI.
nf nan can itnocenuy practise It
vosld. i has oost Hin blood, and nron1.
sna oeA1h. Tbs angels wondered NJ Tie
opening conflict, md tho 6un ratused tn
thine upon The crucldItou, Dead men
AMo4e ~ the voice Of the sylnpstheHo Aa.thuuatt
~ Nleno1 we're few md his enemies nan1e IA.
uons ana klnZ7 opposed him. And Ill taas 1, tins
stL A1d rose+ CnfiSt's prue cause ID petraYed
~ ees1b who call themselves his friends, xnd
preach IN hla nsnoe. PlAuAlble arguments are
made, a. tn The cruel, dark days or tho dave
poser, IN favor Of compromise. SeculAnty
sweep. orer 1he nation Ike q tornado. S3ecoit-
uoa i6 1t fever heat. OOT excitement Ia so IeAr-
~ that hen are committing suicide BY the
nucdled, and DYING sudden, mysterious deaihs By
zoe thousand. Ine age Is dethrontng God and
Mster1ll.
We DO not want more excitement, but lass: re
GO DOT petd Amusement, but rest, sud Chrtst 1oot1
10 His CHURCH to teach TIE world better Hay :tue
Way OF prayer AID faith, the life Of sD!rttnsiIty
the life o! boltness- "Lfe Is real, ufe IL esfnest
!, BEetnren: app1al By rhe blood Of Jesui by
the pnE1ty Of the t}ospel, by tho pfoyoppdest con
Ylelaos Of SOM Own SOUL, BY your hope OF fotnin9
No evtt1a5uhx sorg. OF seeing the King IN his
ceautJ and The land that ig Mar on; let us ebau.
non everything doubtful, and be wholly Chtts:Vi
, 1870-01-24

sasan T. and j. 4. Foranaan '. Parker r. Ma,
eon: Petition 10 enforce n1echAnics' Hen, slated
A. 49, or MIL property, Lot II, BLOCK i, Butter.
Wright Webstera ADDITION.
Nancy Ramsey '. the Fttabu5Rh, Cincinnati Il
s. L donia . Railway Company. Case. Damages iaid
q tso o0o. Rnit TO recover for Injuries alleged 10
have been received BY plaintn, who On ths I9s6
daJ OF April LAST claims to hare been pakseu.
ger IRON P14ga, Ohio, to State Line 1t Woold
eeem inst the car overturned.
Ensa Grcenebsom '. Francis Cbarbouneare and
W1lan =. Cordou. Iujoccuon 70 restrain de-
iendanA nom reroy!ng the dwelling house and
carpenter shop No, 33s Aberdeen street, and the
barn IN fear. Complainant claims The properly
under deed Of trust, and defendants claim By
virtue Of chAttel mortgage.
John ". Hpopef '. iJAnes a. Marshall, A.
9uMptlt. Demand. $1.06p,
Renben Bear6slee q al& tBeardalee Brcs. i COY
W. barnaId, Of Gus County. AasumpIit.
Densnd, q, ECO.
An.on Fre1rdlch '. Tne ullao,s Pneumatic Gas
Company. Case. Damages Lid At $1,000.
gALK CONFINED.
Matthew Ladin Y. DoTothea Boetho!x. Decfee
confirming sale Of Lot 30, Block 8, L1E,u i WIld-
err SnOd1f1Atou In The ncEth fractional quarter Of
Sectiou II. -, IL The prtce obsalned Wed Il 400.
JUDGMENT.
Charles D., William T., and Allied P. Chapman
Y. Hcnr3 Fuller. Dy confession, for u, asaes
, 1870-01-24

Nathaniel Shelton '. Tho Michigan Southern 4
Northern Indiana Rat1rcad Company. Casa
pAmaAeB lald ~ SA000- Plaintiff Atatta that pu
the l4ta day Of April last he took pa9zA4e upon 4
tfain 9! The cnmpanJ at Elkhart, Ind, 10 70 n
upou the tr1o second payment H6a demanded o{
nitr. u ce1Aolt OF payment Of which 10 was elect
Cd 1tom the GU. KndeavortnR to return, tue tra,n
being IN motion. be VA badly uSed, thrown On
tie II act, ano tnjaled
7Hk ARIEs1AN WILL
TIC chicago ArtkE11 TeI Company '. joseph
n. Barker ct all. B1l TO euIotn detendanta fratu
aching ~ ntecio,k md from acting :as The cor
pofasiou, u vel! = from us1ng q seal alleged to
% coantes1e!s OF tho couphnvH sexL Thls IL =
pst1 Of the long coailnued cunt1QyetJy adysrse
TO CEos1J Schufeldt which nss Involved aiu1ogt
every p:oceedlog known 10 law and equity, nom
tempt and which has been In cyeFy court or
record located 10 Cook County. 1t u the case Of
one set cf men claiming to 10 Directors seeking