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recapitdaatioua these fActs.g ass1 I'm Es
The first number Of the Pscauune waa &; ]
faisusdsFJ an1ary a6st 1a3F, by MsssrA n Il
.issLansaesasaad George wilkins Kenls,l =
.aajolat pFaprietQrs, 1899 An. Holhrooh
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becams apartnfr of Lufnsden and Kendall
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10 ln6 tns uslhess-EnNtag Aaa senior froor;a.
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ai8Ao taleirsne oussaesss sasa1isesahus and news.
oA spaper teftl of Mr. holhsoek His' sassss ].
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! Journal ase recognized Al. iii VINO Know him
Our c~oteInporagy y one II The landmarks
q. New 0fieanss sndIsserssdly enjoys even
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The Fifteenth Amendment nj.
Especial to Cincinnati Commercial. l

-fF5 y ~ IUFFFE TTTE1 ~ .
W~AsKINGEeN, Jan. 2a7-A very 4pForni.
uent and Thoroughly informed Republican
/ Senator told. q Kentuckian this evening,
the fifteenth amendment wonld be rratt fled
and officially promulgated within thirty
days, and advised AN Immediate orsaniza-
ion OF the negroes in Lexington, ky., with
a view ola sweeping Republican tRlmphin
that city at the municipal election 10 be
held on the lrst, Saturday in March, lin
mcdiately following thr PRONUNCIATION of
the amendment, there viii be passed, lie
believes, an act pro7iding severe pains and
pc. .alttes OH alt who interfere with or brre.;
vent the exercise o fthr rightot franchise
of those upon f.whom it is conferred, by
the fifteen h amendment. .,G.,a.~ y,
IL H FOURTEENTH iAaENDAENT. 49,
Senator Morton av,tws his intention. d.
soon as the Senate has disposed of the
financial question, 10 introduce and press to
its passage. a bill preyidlpg for the punish
tnent Of those i.ersons holding, Office. in. VIC
latipn of the fourteenth ,alnendnent., 1t is
said by well informed persons that ss,uieeshI All
act win unseat' more than half the office
holders. in Kentucky Including about fifty
members of She present Legislature among
them MIR. Leslie, the recently elected Speak
er OF the, Senate, and acting Lieutenant
Governor OF the Stale. It, is known here
in 1868 be declined a race for C@n--
in the Third District on the ground,
as published by hi ,nkself at the time. thaattf
he could not take the testtoath. 21a H.'} 30
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Bridging the Missouri.
UGBRoKEN Rail- coMhUNNIcATfoN FROM PORT
8t3sf9 LIND TO SAN FRANCISCO 40!
Hromatha Omaha Herald 9Th

SAVAA4H 80
Hai4 Fromsthe1 Omaha Herald, 9th. h9
The only link which! broke the chain Of
connection between the. Atlantic and acaic
oceans Wasyesterday suppliedin the complel
ton Of the temporary bridge across tie Mis-.
souri, rive. al this point. The fwForktof con;
str4netion has been pushed forward with the
rapidityfeha ssteristis of Western entaprrlsse,
the wholeDlabor beingtperfermed 10 less
than sorls weeks At tive G1cleck yesterday
aflern0m the structure was .~pronouneed
complete, and in less time than fifteen fnini
ntes thereafter trains were crossing. and the
work Of transferring the immense amount
of accumulated freight began M earnest
The bridgefss well built piles being driven
together, on kaieh are placed the
stringers uponsswhich the track is laid, the
whole being rendered firm and substantial
BY braces. This work being finished, m
unbroken. rail communication now extends
from Portland, Maine, To San Fraciseo. i
K2 &-%El
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Judge beaumont 'of tie rffth District
court, New Orleans, 1 has decided that the
State taxes and revenues cannot be col
lected in any other currency than the law
fal Gurreney of the United States. agT ,
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a. NArURAL U5RIosffY.-lThe ether day.
our friend DIR. ". ID. Wslksrs showea as d
psrsrfdge q quails which he had killed
while shooting near the lowersend Of town
1t is nearly three-fonrths white, and IS Very1
beautiful. The bird was once quite tause,
but mad got Wild again. oThesfdoctor has
4hadhthe skin preserved and stuff q anil pfa-
ced viii his sollectiap Of sHriasities-Nap
IBERIA TINES.
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A bill has been introduced IN the Ala
bstnao Legislat3re, to punish drunkenness
with imprisonment III the jr%5enitentiary,; but
noa 70 apply 10 members u sbe legislature,
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A LII peGNons Indebted to TIE Estate of
IA james N. Porter, Dice, are requested tn
make payment without delay to tn. undrrsira-
81, and all who hayc claims against said f.
tate must; present them property autilpnica-
ted for classification.
II JOHN POSEY. Admir-.
Opelonsas, Feb. l, 1870. .t<it 1iHfE7
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AcKsox. Missss jan. sss Gem Vines
left for Washington last night. It IS be-
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~ 81
The LADY's FRIEND.-The February
number of this ffavorit. magazine leads off
with l fine Steel engraving raw Of The First
Ball. scene " shb6ichS viii b particularly
interesting to yeqngg lady readers Then
follow tho large shsef Of Colorsd Fashions,
tasteful and stylish and a variety "a fs,su-
,periofi wdodecuts illustrating the latest
mode for costumes, bonnets, hats, 81. 1.-The
music fer Che month lis, s%E Wish that +
were Young Again. The literary de-
aparttiiens ahas excellent u tfefes III prose and
poetry. Louise Chandler Moulton eo aati
uss the beautiful and touching story, :. Bid
Hs Forget Her n and Miss Prescott com
menees The Cascannoa's Aunt Ina
Locke and Miriam Earle coh.ribute gond.
g~arsicaes y Madge Carroll a hearty story
=" Ont fofs june Ross5" AansasAlfes gives
an interesting and amusing a~econst of's Our
Theatrical Career" and " Geneva " tells Of
Miss Angelica Sixties Cotton Wedding"
The editors. department L aalsto, interesting r esstiin
'as uusual---while among the Novelties are
patterns for fancyawork, knitting, embroid-
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al9e Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA griee
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tEEsta@%4 x8@% &&&4@& - EE&E@#f ~
R~IcHaoxD, J5an. N.--Gen Candy tojday
issued % order that all military conplis.
sieafsAacting nader thesrecsnstructioE aws
neases and that AilI citizen prisoners be
tafhaa ever 70 the State aathorities that
OIL salzess prisoners undergoing sentence OF,
lnsllaTy commission shall serve out such
ssasssace nnsess released bsy United States
binder the Provisional aGoserhrse,,r. s,,s,lI
vacate when Their successors are slecfed -
appoiEts q under The neM ronsHifsst;on
Aaosa Walker hass issued proclaismtion
~cesvenisg shs Legislstufe . Tuesday.
EehraaryJ8 saaau III
John Marye, Jr,of Fredericksburg. was
today appointed aby Cos Walker, Lieu
tensat Governor To fli Tue vae.aey d.
casidred Hsy ssfs election of Uetatya Cow
Lewis I'd the unitdd States Senate.
PSI sIfs1 AGississippIfi a1sa
sffAY .ax%ssAS9 NFSr- sSNYw- ssgn4r nxn.r.#s
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~ NT TF.FsT IT, ~ - Po1'tss. y
h Alfaa ea1a sSt- ag sta
NEW YloRK, Jan. 3I.--The Spanish Con.
sui IL this city has received tie following
Official telegram: laa H.
HAvAfNA,,l Jandary 8i.4-GenH Paelia at
tackled and captured IN entrenched can
q I~nsurgeIits ~ G~taimaros VITA only 4l2Oo
troops. He.remaipsd there II days, des.
Htfoying ~ We iortIficatiops which they had
buIlf ut ID the sncampn,ents The insur~l
gents ned, after q fierce At ack, leaving a
great eat number nla Of tier dead Oh the field
HI v All ~ ~ ;, ii 81
UT, ,yln Xxx FL 1 ~ nc, - u VIZ ~ uassrn
~ ~ as,ra Il, : 80 - :. - s e ~ insh, and
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ATLANTA, JAM 28.-The House to-day,
by a vote Of t66l to 456,, dec ded to qualify
and seat those persons who were declared
ineligible and those whose seats were de
clared vacant by Gen. Terry. Nine were
sworn ih'to-day, Of whom three were color
81 ..-g - - " ~
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FOREIGN NEWS

,r,, NIL NJ.
'hHNN' va! II = ~ q. II ''''' - 80
iorit has been appointed TO -ncceei
Baron de Kollcr a. Governor Of Bohe-
mic The HEADQUARTERS q; the GOV.
NJ. D..
'r'."f WIZ "e a. '"S"' o.. -,
FLORENCE Ma! 47.->o'he Poii'''".
disturbances occurred here Yesterday.
several arrc--, were made. and the city
: p,y, or;c.
Jr,aoy Nav I4-In:o-ma.iou Ia.
reached here tia, 1ui,e a formidable in.
sn-rrrtion Las broken out in the Island
ofNf9dei-a The Government ha, IL
ratchet 2 BODY oft~oops there.
Iovnox Nav l4-Heayy sbipmeuts
Of dollar. are cypecrei from Mexico in
a lew davs
The Time, predicts ,ha, women i.
rights are doomed in The uresent Par
I;amcn,
P,EIS. Nav l4-Mc,srs. Melliere
and Re,ault editors Of the MarseHlaise
newsraI,r and some other uer.on, who
we-a arrested ,o- comrIic;tv in the plot
la, FeLrna-v have h.er n-ny;.ion.
oil, o--a,tal Tbana,;.,-a,a. s-a .,;JI
- - L.or;n- r. o.. of ,bo.e
o-=,L,(J ,nr - aii"-sj7 ,s,t;ciI,a.ion ~, IN Tho
ia,e on,b-asL Ye.reoiay tor;y.n;ne
-. 90. Wv" snns5 anj va,;onsJy
isntoncsJ to f-o,U nine mor,bs SnWn 70
e6ssD Jsvs ;,nrr;sonmerr F;,bt nor.
-, - o.,,,;,,aJ ,o- IecL ~ T--.,t
P - Eeoi Ii" IL c.. r., - -,
~ "a. ai H. So -
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itan provinces is attributed TO the fact
that many Of the insurgents are his
own vorkmen and friends.
PAHIs, Nav l4-Many more persons
have been sentenced to imprisonment
fo- connection with the late Disorders.
PARzs, Nav 1.-THE Corps Legis-
latif VII assemble on TUESDAY. Nothing
has been decided in regard to the Con-
stitution of the new Cabinet.
Mr.. Bevell. the well known Radical
Deputy, S very Ill and his life i des-
paired @.
ROME. Nav I4.-In the Ecumen:cal
Council yesteniav the discussion OF the
lesser Catechism was closed by the de
bate Of VI. Primerv, and the infailibil-
ity of the Pope commehces to-day. The
Ultramohtanes party have great conn
nence in the result and believe all will
be finished within 4 month. About q
hundred members have given formal
notice that they will oppose, more OF
less, the Radically proposed definition
Of infalbiIirv.
Paris. May 1.-THE French Gov
ernment officially denied the report
tina, the eexradition OF Gu>rave FlOurens
Is contemplated.
LONDON, MAY l4-The bodies OF the
victims OF the Greek brigands arrived
to-day.
The second OF the three races between
the yachts $appho and Cambria was
won Yesterday by the former. owing 10
the virtual backing ont o! the Cambria.
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Ia CROSSE. WISCONSIN
Loss Of the Steamer War Eagle by
Fire-N. and 81. Paul X. X. Depot
and Elevator Destroyed-TWO Lives
Lost

Ia Crosse, Wis, May lj.-At 1880
this morning a barrel OF kerosene oi!
was leaking on board the steamer War
Eagle and a man trying 10 stop the
leak. when a boy passed along with a
lantern. ~ he got opposite the kero-
sene the bottom OF his lantern fell out
and set fire to the kerosene. The
steamer was soon env,loped IN flames
which communicated TO the u and -.
Paul railroad depOt and elevator build
ings. which were consumed.
In consequence of 4 report that there
wa, eight harrri- oi powder in the hold
OF the steamer it was impossible TO get
men to work to extingui-h the ire.
Tie boat was full Of Passengers. who
escaped from the hurricane deck 10y
jumping into the river As far as
learned onlv two were drownel-a ne
gro employed on the boat ani q lad Of
Lacrosse, name hot reported. Every
thing on the boat was lost and all the
freight in the depot conSumed-not a
thing sayei. The damage i very
heavy, but cant be estimated.
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DEDnarYox oFsTnE ForarH SlEsK1

DgDnATIoN oFaTBE FoCRTH STRsEl
VI. E. CHrRCH.-This splendid Church
WAS formally dedicated Yesterday morn
ing. The sermon discourse was preached
hy Bishop james, who i'll a powerful and
effective sermon considered, first the
power aai mode OF Ged's government
second. God in worship, complimenting
the Fourth street congregation on hav'
;u: erected TO the honor OF the Almighty
the finest church structure in the West,
and iast,y. Goi in salvation. The ser,
mon WAS received with marked atten,
tioa. The music Was most appropriate
TO the occasion, Mr. Wilcox presiding
AT the organ
Aiter the sermon q collection AaS
taken up 10 pay the floating debt Of the
church and about 5000 vas realized.
The structure, ~ We state above, Is
one of the finest and most convenient
iUr church purposes in the West, and
we doubt if there is finer church oc-
cupied by congregation of the
Methodist denomination anywhere It,
acmistical srrangemenlsarr perfect AMI
the manner in which il !. heated and
ventilated mus; challenge admiration.
II i lighted in the adito-ium hy seven
double cone rcfiectors, placed ia the
roof arranged OH the plan OF Mr. Petry
OF New York The light j. >oft and
mos; agreeable To the eve>. There are
two other retiectors in the vestibule
The Church contains l3> pew>. and cost
$500 The mason and carpenter
work was done under thc direction o;
NJ. G. Kemhlc. the architect. and lac
has every reason 10 lie proud OF the man
uer in which tie work i done AMI the
high encomiuIn~ Iassed upon ii The
congregation J. now under the charge
o; Rev. Henry &. We.iwcoi. y. D.
gentleman II fine ability. who has made
hc-,e Of f-ieai- lur:n- hi- brief resi-
tience here. The Board 0i Trustees
consist, Of McS,.>. H. X List. I. II.
Logan, RoLe., Hamilton, Elijah Day.
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ELEcIRlCITYl Electricity!

\ FrGTr1vE FROM JUsTIcE,-4 ester
day morning Officers Raynor and rlan-
merry picked up a man named E,son
Hison, a son, we presume Of old Hy-
son, who is charged with having COM
mittei a rape upon his own daughter
who i but thirteen years Of age, some
time during the month OF April, near
Woodsield, Monroe county, Ohio, near
which place he resided. The genial
father was lodged in Hammond street
station house 10 await the action of the
authorities OF the aforementioned coun-
". nison was arrested at the time OF
the outrage, but while waiting trial
managed 10 effect his escape. He
claims to be innocent, and saws that he
was on his way to New Orleans TO OBJ
tain work when arrested,-Gn Enquirer,
Nav l4h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
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TrAy>fEE> oF REu EsTATE.-Thc
following : . IL; O; the transfers OF
zeal estate entered il til, Recorders Of
ice Of ohio county Ia Friday, MAY
18th. $50
Il. Y Wielah Il ,L ~ Conrad Yahn
August 2>ti,. 1859. lot No. 2l and part
of No. ~. Manchester, for 500
Peter Miller and wife 10 John Miller,
Nav 1th. lot No. s. on Railroad street,
Jacobs addition, ior $50
John Moray and wife to Fred. Mann.
Nav 9TH, acre ot land east side Of
Wheeling hill, for $50
George J. Long and vie 10 Jo,cp!.
Long. Nav l0;h. their .nteresf in soud!
na'f OF lot No. 2Sl Centre Wheeling, for
SiOO
joseph Bell AMI wife 10 Ann NJ IIa-
hig, July 18th. 1859, lot No. S3 East
side of Main street north Of Bank
street. North Wheeling, for 80
I-ualu- Earman and wife 10 Nelson
Tavlor. July 18th 1862 lot No. ).
square No. -. ByuEa Vista, ;or So.
Bonifrz Yahn and wife 10 Thomas
Norton. MAY 9Th, part Of .ois Nor p
and 80 In Manchester. ior S2'h
Anton Putt AMI wife TO John Stiicr.
March 5I>t. part Of lot No. -, Llndslcy
street. for 500.
James Wayt and wife toJame> Rinc.
MAY 9TH, six square rods OF land IN
Liberty township for Slo
James Rine to Jame- Wayt, May
18th. - acres ; -oi> ami II perche> OF
land in Liberty township, for 500.