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OUR MINERAL WEALTH
Crushing and SumpllnE Ores for
Shtpment-Thc Hodus DpcrAndl-
AxsnYiuK-EAets Tor .ntEers.

fr.a, Tie Sin Fraaeitco Eul*sa. ri IL
Tic c.n.nibS nd tainp ING woESs e{ ): v.
we're Visited b. Bu'1ttH reported Je.te day, Wn0
eaiLed considerable TAl7ahit tnio,Est1nn reiselst
10 the lnIesAilg &ale Of ores II stn FfA-ct.co
rlltrcad ior 1ne fre,rhunz Of e1ude o.es from the
inferior n .noocrste ecat-ssJ, - Per toa ron
kato-so the sseaeJ demand exn ing iof fl!'eI
eoS ees 81 :s M esss
snipuent Tnete ores are saiaole tnmsda:e!5
afier tney hzre been properly crushed An sasn.
pied, vhica Z done within TWO Or tnrte d.Is sf.es
theu srf1S Al here. SeEttAl OF oQ. merchants 1ase
usoe The purchase Of ores brunch OF taef oas'-
.u7ei oEes, u. s5i1S $40 pa toa,. aooa: y per M
cent? The per cent ocressed sita ~ rsn9
ORE the pce fer sssaytug 7eo oeing - pes EEL
ssa nnws,aA ans ,oa 0t !, s;t3ea s. VII .
terntd the unit, whlca var 81 VIE ;a VIZ ,n7s,r.
tee ore, bur ppprux1irsfeJ- ORE E1!ea Guatas9s ~,
fot EnSe Taicae,e ore, propoEstora:esT huber
pttea b rall Copper Z ssssJsa Y tae !. H. ~
frccess RON Nnen remit dea1en On - qa ~
., =, .1G = "a pt4 cent aas 10 ded1csed
.rS fs esifn % per cent ore At woEh SNue u u
ma Tor. 4 ION Of copper Is :, sss pounds aTosdu.
poITs orr is sent by railroad N stout caass prop
sris rra,red sud coufAtnrR 10 pooEds eAcn, to
so1 eonuhsoa Tssce,n a vpoa p.,ha,sa, K. sI
VneIe Ii II shouid he Mlytf ore, le crashes BE-
foIe sImp'es ate ta1en: Il + j. copper only 10
e. Tnsnrs, @ trnG tse edc.eat nsrner N 1alca tte
Vo1I !. 1econpl1aed, u Forsh7 ef notice Tae
orc i bsougnt nom the wharf md plled Ia tue
lit sier icing ing i arose3 q .nso ufo
tman 1rspEtn'a, It u ptIsed through ~ spE-
AUS Hes emaung noc1tef cucee.uM, from Nnica
i !, e.s< <asrstd = 1nan Pieces about tne .ixe q
nt1Eote ey beng repeA'edlJ spread %, saa tu1red
cyer aEa ogsz- Aooo& 10 PEI cent Of the whole Il
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supatlop, and ono vesy ssvtke ca2A Of hernosrhaxe
OF tho bladder Of nearly Tires yeA1s' ssand,sg,
hsve beAn rosmazcutI cured oy tho uss Of ibis
n = xpcH1aar. - J.
/ TIE Auditor Qepe1nL 10 3 report dated Eovan,-
btr ~ 1867, t&ya that tho 8,sts dent has, during
tho hscaa year just oaosed boen virtually reduced
b, IN amount eouaide1b intxcesl o. 81, ,pe1 ooo,
''The present eTosistots for the pAymant OF the
b7Lded s'Ate debt arc mora tnaa auple, aud tbs
th1t 1egslsturo could with a&fesy a3oi.n the
E.rnni tsx, End confidently rely upoa the sscs,pu
from tho Truss P1ndA u being Sufficient 10 GRO
vsda fer tho discharge Of the State dept ~ tsl =,
It pAturtk,"
Feat LeAsenNofth, = fev GAYS 1Sp, middle.
e4ed married woman, nfmed Ann Hnftusu, who
Waa trcaIAh!y blind, COMMITTED suicide by hxnx.
tDg hesse1i, ID desFAtT II hhf nn,m1una,a ooudi-
tlon.
The Lebanon cATunsels SAFE: "Oiher towns
bosat OF their 3e1A,e doctore, lawyers, and No.
casnIca, bot Lebanon has lady 10 thn retail gtp.
cst7 boitueat, xud the adrerttss neus reads
'hr. 4 CO. Wo simply ment,on TIC fae. 70 $40 !
that Lebanon q nos an Opaque body, impe1vlous
10 tho tndaeoce and rtghts OF 20 men"
SeelsCd cclt. ns1r st. Louis, ts three Weetl
Old. twenty tuopas high, aud stItean aad I hx,l
poondt In weight
oH1o.
a sturdy butcher Of Cincinnati went 10 see Ii.
cule Weatezn ln "East Lynne" and was n
Affected By the performance thtt he ta1 10 bt
removed f1om the theatEe to prevent hu sob
from dAtarhlng the audience.
TuK TKhRrrokB.
countJ OF coIo'zdo, hslaR sc1nt OF NANCY
ccn>fgned qukn1,ty Of buckstin 70 the tert1to.lA
ot1ce At Denver ~ payment Of tAxeA
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COUNTIES AND COUNTY sEATB,

In the report Of the ma jorlty OF the Com
mitteo On Counties in the Constitutional
Convention it is proposed to provide that
no county seat shall DO moved, except by
two thirds vote, in places whore the pres
ent county seat has been established fifty
yearo, or whers trial has been had and
tailed.
Our government is essentially one Of
majodGes, and the cases must be rare
where it ia right to compel si1ty-si1 persons
to yield to thirt3-four. County buildings
are erected and county expenses paid BY
ta1 upon the property Of all alike. Every
person in the county ia alike subject to tho
necessity Of attendance on the courts. It
is hard to conceive case where the right
Of every individual alike to have his own
interests consulted is moro plain
than in this. As now thorough
fares and new centres OF business
arc established the convenience Of the peo-
ple sometimes requires a change IN
county Besta- When the Inhabitants usu-
| ally travelled in their own conveyapces the
geographical centre Of a county was
ottenest the most convenient meeting place;
but as cities and villages grow up, tho peo-
| pie are, to aa increasing extent, dependent
On public conveyauces, and some points
| once deemed easy Of access now seem diff
icult to reach The report implies the
necessity Of charges, and imposes TO new
| restrictions except in certain Counties The
principle, OF want Of principle, upon which
these exceptions arc based is absurd. The
greater the length Of time that has elapsed
since the location Of county seat, the
greater the probability that the county has
outRrovn it. It is because the wisdom
Of thirty years ago was not sufficient to
legislate for all time that this convention
has assembled.
As to the second class of exceptions, the
fact that once bafo1e there has been an ut
tempt to remove county seat is evidence
that its location WIS not entirely satisfactory
Under the restrictions Of the present con-
stitution no vota would be taken on renora
without the support of neasly .one-hslf o.
the people Of county. II county has *
far ou.grovn its county seat that to nearl,,
one-haG the people change seem
desirable, it il fair to infer that furthe
operation OF the came cAusea will make th,
| NECESSITY OF a removal apparent to ma
jority-
The article, in it's proposed form, atfeesin
certain counties only, and those few il
number, and based, r. it il, on no primo
pie Of abstract just1ee. looks like. aud vi
be regarded as, apiece Of special Legislation
| -
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national credit; and that. vhen our v'ov q
thn question CANA to be gcueraliJ accepted
md aetod On By tho dissatisfaction, aod ~
Congress, the national credit immediately
advanced in Europe.
With our present bonds below the pr
Of cold, no European iuAroier could IN
de.Dtanda funding blu in my other !igns
than threat a8sinst existing securities,
sinos only BY impeschiag the 6 per cents,
By making their principals payable in
Rrsonhaoks, or sorns other fufm Of rspudis-
tiop, could anybody be expected to psofss
The 4 par cent?. II may bs proper fof
Democratic organs to dupel any currcnt
deluhions which orer-zealous and moon
siderate Republican politicians may set on
foot but we ECO no patriotism in giving
them 4 monopoly OF that business.
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nov taken m6l*ertn&ratety fTora tho lot aud II
tuNertsed N IN Iron I'LL u MI. Howl12ds ssH

aov taken mdlsert,niratety from tho lot aaa IL
hunenned n IN Eun I'LL u &f. HnHla2d's ssH
I'M pave..zed ore ts again sohjected to lenx,a-
81 ,nAfnlxtafc, atd then, tfo N dl1efsht pAru
o. y. sooak 1ts pounds Il sAIan. Ihia Lat II
tplsaa oot sud tnrted ogel several sin1eA Finally,
,ss Icm y 10 aten y raad7m three or tear pounds,
nao ~ aato osss'ot. sealet. iAnelled. AID aens
70 toe essaJeIA Al soon ~ each oreftstoa u
c9tltned, the oppa11'u1 WHOM ms paen eu.
ploted u thoroughly cleared from eyctT ID lar1nr
particle, and toa toors sxcpt belnrc s,otaer la
u proceeded NTH. By means n9 tnexc procsu-
t,o1 4 thu sanplea arc necoa<s1tl, ~ Rccn1n:a ~
II c1u be posMb.e 10 ohraln than Tns tet}e4
taup q kre seht TO t3sA}i1g wcstp, where ia
aseay value Of the orc u Ascert2ned ind cett,ded
to- and II ls then fold to tha best Advantage
Tho miner, without meaas, who other swt9e
might be compsll Led to aacr 1cd Ie4lT ttcn CLAIM
ftF = tttte Of ita Talue, CAD, ~ Ee1dtlg to 5Aa
FTst ctfco tnal quality OF nta ote, fecel4a tae
proettdA Of IA s4io within ! week. and tnas q.
ensh!ed 10 work MS ledge Ard ret4ia 1: IN n!s o1p
h4Lt1a. He can EeDd from 3 .in2 ten no 70 nay
amtunf, Nth the cesssinty Of IL eelug paid tor a
o! ca Added 10 VII CO, the valua Of his lelss
hlvtER hoeo plainly shovu. bu!efs car eAs,!y Ia
found, Atd he can scll It for isa actual 9otsh
Whenever he L. desiro0s OF dong 20. This IL ~
g11ttlR 70 ~ unaerstood By the miner, ~ - avl
eerced bJ lte 1act OF up Yards Of 1910 ions OF ore
having b en- crushed ~ u sold within the last eight
Days n pe7ce1 hanging from 35 10 50 per sse1 of
m
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A MlsER'S WILL.
Property TAlned at $500. coo Left to
tho tnlted states EoycrDmgut-
The Testaaor Wnals IL Applied To-
tho Payment of the Public Debt.

tho tn1&cd 3lAtes Governments
The Testaaor Waals IL Applied tn
tho Payment of the Public Debt.
From the .stu Fork Sun, FEB. Id
:, few DAYS sao Vt. George Fox, setued gen.
cerce, 81 Third avenne- He had pesainop'oua
reputation, and was &no~E 10 Ole residtGta Al the
Missr % Of re 1hrn asstue. II Nas noi knoHa
hi1 deA.h were duly reported IN the sun. 1t was
sta.eo that he had let, las9e A1ouIt Of property.
Altet The funeral most remaskAo1e will turned
= ssaunen supporter Of the government. he ha.l
1Lya1An1y Denounced any expression Of seeeas1on
nns ~ asen 5.eg 'ne
Mr.. Foxt vul was recently sent 70 Surrogate
upschlnss for probate. It'll u folio -:
'tIn tbs name Of Goo, amen. l, cuIles For, Of
Sex Yorf, be!Eg d Sound ntnd la memory. aad
tt4u.,to1r, lAe, Do toeretors make. o,ds,n, pub
nent. 1ha. 70 az, nfs1. after = 1ny laxial
oebsa arc PAID Apd ditchsrGet. ,ce reEdac Of my
s.ss.e, 'e3l {, aIa ,sp p:5sosA G.se oeaaeath ~,
OF tie Titled States At Washugson, District OF
uoluns1s, for the pur2ose OF s+satDg to ctachasge
The debt eonuac:ed hJ The var Ios sae aubjoszion
cry located on Taisd avenue, aai The four.
ktoVn as =, Thlsd avelaa. LteN;se eise aad
"a M piece Of land on Flst avenue, Ia Qae.ns
Coon,y, aad town Of Sew;oEn, consulting d aad
sop9s e ~ - ~ as's sls foJ ses Of a2e
hall Of house and lot l5 Pit street; tso, ne one
half ot tosty aeze* Of iand locsted by ny motnel
- L'In County, safe OF loss, s. lE, i ofa E Il
1.sS, 20 ac1et. Lxt rise. mako, consutute, al
appoint pavtd AaJes ana A. Il. Btummell 70 b
e1ecutors Of III = my last viii and te4,amenf here
b. reSokttG ~ former Wills By nc made. In VIZ
Cess Ehertcl EAve te,e1nto Eaass1tbed nj
name a1d An1td nJ seal
, 1870-02-19

ffpA IN .ftU Z 6fG Hby10t ffp. 40.
The tody Of Greenwsld arrived here ycste1diy,
in The steamer Bfto vile, from HtEAea. An ofn1-
ua3 1u1 ersl N HsvAnA cost 1t Iesst Il Or Q, And
grave u h.red for twenty yeatA II tho expiration
new The 1esie, the bones arc ta1en tron tne
9rrCrd Alt burned. poor nan, or cfimntl y
lrpH1 into 4 trench from coddln 9n:ca - open
In tnls way MI. Grrenwsld uAs buried. VITA me
ADDITIONAL horror Of being entirely nased. Assss
ob1Airt12 Possession oI the body, ~as en. 81.
r. u1sosy, the ION inat placed on nosru 81 re
Bienrule, IN WHICH II arrived hsFe Jesse1aAy
While On jhc vessel the ho41 laT n The fpfs1rd
cabin, The ooo.ess phce IN tho boat Hhsfe cur "a
ltnts cf cold 2tr eons.ao'fy had scoess % y W.
eIldept that It 1ks rapidly nccerEo'og deco@pos j.
toa. There wete nu: tMo passe 81 ~, ~ ~ ~.
mrt nurtr ~ thoie paaxase, n d dtd cot appear
q no aect unt1 the ooAs reached Ees fofL
Wnen he B,eu1Nn tc&e.ed P,tr No. ~ Noxxa
, 1870-02-19


Ffrp< us fu4a1 Cbmneyeinl AdrxrtiA4, Fk5. II
Tne trpnt ct tie Commissioners OF the Cau.i
fund chang noticeAh4e u 3 revival Of rae Os-
EeEo POLICY q nigh toila, xod shows bow ntce
hCPe cxlSu OF my nasert2l reduction uu!ess xe
caa tMoee Ine euO1ufuta1tAl test1tcnpuf Il II
charged That sne repott 1at made by Comptroller
ALICE. wao d m Oswego nan; AID we fnoY tQAS
tDced By Nj. Hove, alsp Of OsWeHu.
Is The constitution NOW fIAnd4, tho tolls cau-
not b renDced mill The caQN deas Il mid
wh,er, with The declining revenues lntltased
last yenE. e1Inos be hoped for Ia tea JeHa to
come. Conptsul1e1 Alien esslrnat4A tie c.rI
deot ntet aeduc1lEg ~ aiDtAE lunda u 81, co.
90, md ffast]y proposes thai 1t shouid III bo
PAID od tdafe 1he tolls 1te fedncet. We cln
rrsoiiy rec the resaon Of that RECOMMENDATION. Il
= s'np'y because such policy you'd drre West-
eIn e sonu3esee M sn5oaKp ne Welland canal 10 en.
tns totA hstWeen H1tslo aut S11lcnse.
skoA'o5 HArdentuEzn's rcsoluIlon, aiming u
feonc!1ou Of tolls, Is step tn the rgps tecsen,
oot !. VII prove ere outcumne pos folos
DO lsghlsaoa inrotsiog Aar1e ptan fto anendt eE
Afolo tte e1 sung GOES itushb14 It4tScsion-|
6tnsf ~. Hatch u q ons eQuA1y FtAcie me
must 4te tee Canal Board ~ t1se TO edJos: tne
in11ls cAnai policy q tso a:e - hoasa Of raj
road Directors, Il gh HuuId hopo to soeoeed II
fttatrtlg OR lt.A1d canMetce.
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The Wool1en Manufacturers Convention,
at their session on Thursday, resolved that
The present depression Of the trade is in no
wise due 10 the tariff, but is owing to the
var, which te1minnted i've years sgo.
This conclusion, however, was not unani-
NOUS. When the members we're called up
on to state the condition Of business with
them respectively, two gentlemen expressed
the opinion that . protective tariff ia do
luRon. They arc reported as follows:
"Mr. Pops Wal not particularly encouraged. Al
the ED CT nat year ho had $4,000 yards IN she
MI. Shield eaId he hInktI had 70 goods on
bard Hu opinion was that tncr nuht cone 10
ire trnoe. He wa cest2tn ihAt they must have
isas. KseT, ,sssse connected via i, o,e .soa.,
de-. stonld come in frer- He paid $50 month
He vatted = revenue. and not protective tar1n
| II The Wooiten en- hid no Hacnltery They could
. ns f.s L. II IL no o tes
s1Pe1'HeIte & Tree Trade Ii conld b no woese
pose 10 ducuss the quessson, out stated thst hs
Var, ard -lNays hs1 been, Ifee trader. Tne1
Would all conc to II in nEe Jeasa"
Mr. Shield was right, and the wool
growers end the woollen manufacturers o
the United States cannot too quickly reaet
the Same conclusion In tho report d
MI. E. 4, Nudge, the American Commis
eioner at the Paris Exposition Of 1867
upon wool and vool1ens, which report va
partially the work Of lr. John L. Hayes
Secretary Of the National Association O
American Wool MAnufacturets-both 0
whom arc psotectionlsts--the came thing
In substance conceded. The Commissione
states that the FIRST thing which strikes A
American abroad Is the 'simmeasu1abls ad
vantage" which the wool1en manufacturer
.. Of Europe have In the unlimited supply @
. | eve1J variety Of wool, free Of duty. III
, growth Of wool is not protected, but is On
! Of The most profitable occupations Of th
!. land-holder. The lustrous combing WOO
. cf England, the clothing wools Of Saxon
and silesla, and the soft combipg vools {
! the Mediterranean, defy competition En-
land is the common market for wools. B,
+ the European growth Of wool is smt
, portion Of the amount consumed. In l8t
: the i1npo1tatious into England reach'
Gss, ,33G bales, Of which So, 600 vera fro
Aust.alia, and 10o, 900 from South Amerio
o Tie European manufacturer has thus eve
= known variety Of wool to make his oouaa
l. nations from, wfile the American manuta
8 tmer is confined To the fsw Varieties p
h duoed by the American docls, The Eur
II pean has The product Of tho world to se1e
N from, Wills the Ame1icaaa choice is Limit
+ to the washed and the hall washed.
q. The Paris Exposition thera waa An sndle
" va1isty of European fabrics; but I
ae American can produce nothing but {
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THE -FOUR PER CENT DKLua1oE,n

lished restrrday. Indicating thnt tho afouS
,-,sr -,-.,.... 80
per cent delnaaon nso cu4u1anA1ea ~no
come to it's end. Our special from Wash
-..
in9tor* deet11ofnR me 1nte5sleS u uAoan-
her. of the Wn1a and Meaua Committee
Win the Pres1aeet, eaSss ...-.....
"Sotre,htrc vas said Asont the Funding blu
5ow ss!ote the sea.te ~ ns .Su.afsa saes as
ZEN 10 30 tEa. Te e1n negotiate = par loan At
p*a m 81. E. ',ss nia 2; Do v upds5
il this year.
The ASsociated Press telegraphed:
opnSoo; ne es1f e1a1 1aFTsa g
,e1esI. 40 the proJee; q. been gwen up ior ,sis
1ear-" t
Avef5 aenucsn1 aespA.cn, 'nu1st''as tue
benehc,ai enees ~heu 1uas n. ueS1s.ou Inc Inc
diatels nao 70 .4ssaee e nye.n u- :. ~,
ties wa received i1o'o NEW A'1A' = 'o'-
lows: - r,. .o,,, ,.i,.r, IN
n,,1s.ai eisciss to-cay "a: the puhLesuoa d
xsse sseS1s = fs9 nsSsea ~ Ta
, 1870-02-19
ILLINOIS


The pfodecs Of tho coal nines Of Grundy Coun-
", last year, Amounted Ia value To &7le.saa
TIE Braidxood mixes produced st.os7, 500, Tad
nunher Of miress amplo1ed IN Grundy and
VIII Counties II 800. .... .... .......,
Tns Naahv!lla Journal saJs that the Be]ertla
southern Ulnoh RaiiIoad vii not run through
Sparta, but, ~ nfat intended, through P1nfney-
v1ue, Perr5 County.
Tho Carlnvtlle D<usoeref Of the 18Th says:
ave are Ersu0ed to learn IRON Cur farmer fTaenda
that Tho peaeh.oud1 arc u Iet unlnlurad, and 1rt
rrpresetted II being IN good condition to winter
through"
INDIANA.
TnA Mormon elder tho has been atopp.nR ln L.
IAJests, has Already succeeded IN proselyrna
ms1Tted woman Of thAt city; And divorce suls
na1 reaulted-
EtscoKBIK.
Tnn Co1r1nhu1 ncMocrai sAyt ttAt In Columbia
County. nom tns salue spot one can tinE chip
into the t1tb1tzrtea ot either the Pax or Wsseoa-
cetxtn Etyes. Ia ons CAFE, It d1ds I'll way tnto
Lake Michigan. and. IN tho other, me Fstaaf Of
Hate1z beam II IN the Gulf OF Mexico.
Nnch exc1sAucnt prevails 1t the <1laFe OF
TAes1oo, ,Jedespon County, oTer medicinal yell,
located IN ! lot owned hy c. r. Aarsn. which WIS
Dug about sso years AKa. Tns Vatet has not been
psed nstil within Shree months past oa secount
Of III vzJ peenllaE tasts. Many psrsons vho
haye been suffering from diahSsaa, dyspepaia, con
, 1870-02-19
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1870.


Ont sunday editoa u N ept1oue OF the buf,-
resa OF Chicago, and especially Of At that se!Rtrs
to rru estase, In IL adres;l1ing coluunA This
crowded condition coupelk N still 10 resott to 4
Supplement 70 gtsc to Cur subsersbers falr snase
OF re1d!rG uatser, which, accordingly, viii b
,ourd IN 10 mnl.oH1 paper.
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ooazeer fabrics, except 1t Z oo1t fos imported

~@------
ooazser fabrics, except at oolt for imported
wool which Is 1uinous.
The nnost clothing woela aro the ssxun
ADD olleaaans which ara remarkable for the
hDenesa and shortness Of the ssaple, aud
iron which aso msda tho f1uo htosdoloshs
and doos&tas Of the German manufacturers.
tEussaan wooh OF this saue variety, and
hardly inferior, vefdalso exhibited No1t
n degrees OF quality arc some of the Aus-
'anaa woods, and after them the Cape
woosa' The list OF hDo wools closing with
sooee OF onsnos AJfes- The German and
Aos''a a''an ~ools e1n1ois the highest typo
'. 'no piooue% OF sho meftno family. Weight
u Aeeoe Il osseSasaea, and hneness of
no'o 2no ano1aees OF staple sought Tor
Inc w,eoaa womn',anone5 states:
1es tor nnirF, . aopess 10 sssenpt tne @snu.
sssess q sss 9ess lace gooo& snca ~ broad
v;thst.ra;,, ~. t., th,t .,-
IT
States the,r imoo,t.tion S IL n,ohih;t.d ~ 1a % s~a
~. a-.-a., ,,t..... -.
Inc American manmActufee denied their
,.s Pe1
cent da ouloTsm, in gold It is true tbs
German cloths. naasirneras. snd doask;nu
~ "~s~A9
Dnda OF this wool which We import aro
taxed CT per cent, but the hitter duty p,o-
tects no person or interest. and amounts
to 80 much tai lsyi.d upoa the consumer.
That such goods can be made in the United
States vas shown by specinens exhibited
by bfr. Slater, OF Rhode Island, Existing
sets Of machinery adapted to tho manu-
facture of this class of goods cannot be
thus employed because the importation OF
the wool is prohibited. The American
wool cannot be used AZ substitute; aud
yet our wooleroye1s think thew aro ep;ov-
ing protection which docs not apply to
their wool, but which has broken up the
American manufacture Of 1ue cloths.
caesimeres, and doeskins. On the contra1y,
this prohibitory duty does destroy one
market foz tho American wool. Nj, Madoe
Rays:
aThe xalps, which could be made OF such Amer
Two pes ot tas soo !eouied fof ;ns a saas Sp
tuie. Th!! rould b 80 muou adced 70 tne do
fo1ded 10 tte nsi ufscsure1, b. pstrR sais to ys1
~. i.n,ss xoa!d diminsa ~ eo@petssion snonx
good, mo, 9ivirF pore prou,s TO lie mxpnu,s.
toe Q. das .oo! would secure ossses prices 10 tho
The American anuf.ctnrar. NJ uooy1.o.
ma oonf,.a =, n. ro.,,a+ c,o+h, o,..;
nares A,r,.1. h,.nl,t. sr5. r,,.. -
,,-,at, .,a III ~, .a +. ..-1s.;-
ths sar,. in. ~ oo,u5o r. 4ha, 1rar. -
1oraa n h,va soraa snsr vna1.. .,o. ..a1,
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, 1870-02-19
rOLT1CiL.

The Fifteenth Amer dmtrt viii eofrxnchiSe
<a,oeo ooioxed Insn In Maryland.
The Grad Dtvtron OF tns Sons OF Temperance
Of Nsw Hampshire havs votsd to Invite all cler-
EJmen tn Tie Stats to preach temperance DIS
co1tses on The Sunday beio<e the eleo<1a.
Bestan IA saa cotps Lce1slAtis. tae HEn Pm
eecttopxts ma AiEo o1tyoted By pfkccneoao.
, 1870-02-19

nfses ootafds osh. The aoctety of p,,r+& ,,.1.
oaitu1tfta, utdef The Presidency NJ " No. 49,.
Laay- eReoso ltsAonual session At Pst1, sures
seeez esn Tae apostle OF ptoseouos. n. pou1sr
Qaetttets appeared with Aconstteras;s fn,,a ~.
'oofnala tae eo.dsnnI1toa Of the corm.rc,,
nea'ea- AZ = meeting. nunbsstut unr,rd, ~
7ue mrnoe<s Ea'hescd from Ill 'par,s At y. ~.
tse !o0owlnR RESOLUTIONS vtre adopted nv ! Iaree
ns}offsJ: L Tnss no rc.san hAs spne srod n, m.
Gen htn2 the uest'ea. .. That the fui,e.t r,,I.
ose Inquiry into taeir operations ahpn1d ~ ~ !.
coufn2ed. ~ eN'
D?n P.ssf. wzttlng from Washtnxton tn IN: GIN.
c'nnAf' C"mn"ezetd1 condemns TIA frsns,nv crtx,
lefe ehd other Warrington laoseues ~ us
feoas&s: an draEou OF Fttue. ana Va.
vr7ts Joa this with Rosd pea toat UncIe GAmuel
pa'o 1osi on stauonesy intended TOT ae use Of tbs
ose1wc1ked AID nndetpaid pnh,la xRsps,. snd
when doca. I vii fold 1t In IN enyeiopo fronp TN
ane sonfc4 aud mal under the tank Of m hon.
pa1ois Member. No*, u this ON be doce n a,
otaeon OF vr1oe. without pspgs Of consctanea-
whit n1uAt b tho aouao on the psrt OF ,ha vsry
W.ctoa-"
Toe Boston Adrerst.er sA,s that The fot1ov,no
psasake fron Hamlet " tuzpiahes new proor thss
the great poet wEute for III ases and ali en,er-
Etnc.ess
1he Chief 51.tice II Pploafus-" Do you bsl.eye
1heAc Tot te1T, u you cali thsuf"
the Pno3c - ophfsta-~1 DO not knox, ny lo.d,
Fe'tSs,.ns- III teach yoa; ,hlak y,urse.r
That you hare ta'en these teudets for tnen,,
Which afe cot SLet1tnX."
, 1870-02-19

The utfttr ortsres u PATHS sAy that Bishoo
Dupantuup, Of Orleans WHO Hs1 formerly 0ae of
TIER ft1osl'es, ont whsm they hate intensely dnoe
rre teaded ataud ha to- against Tbs iuf4!l!pltY
OF tho Pope. U too fold Of Tho wt1eeap, sod q
eTeu Hof4e tnt1RA
, 1870-02-19
, ~ ,
H1f1CAL TufE.


r, esttnx.e the vote In 1917. when the removal
of chl2srpent V1n frKs fate place, We have
10 1dd so,oco toore for immigrants DOW tu the
state but 10. yns QuaIted. whom 70 may au2paes
diyroed !. befoTe The sotA1 would then BE- Rad-
icsi i@, 81; oppottf1on. 81 TBS. Unleas the nur.
Der 1t The dnnar cased u otes % oop instead Of
Aboat - CO., theJ VII not eo'd Tho baAnos q
poTet, Nw viii they al goto tcE ono parry.
, 1870-02-19
WASH HIhaT0M.

C11Ilom'a Mormon Bill.