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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Strawberries, Strawberries. cheaper than .ba
cheapest, at II. Waither.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Good Japan Tea !or ii5c pee ID. at Riile Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Budd has for sale .ome .tylish pony ph,ssous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Ready made suits at Prstt's Ladies' Bazaar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Al, kisas 1T carriage repairing. trimmisg aui
painting in- promptly IT, Buad'-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

For handsome two.se4ted pheton 90 20
Budd's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

No flour in Ottawa equals Woods. Try it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Al ~" ,'"-t summer styles of honnc's md
hts %. Prn,t'> Ladies' B,z,ar. Rcddick, blork
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15
DRESS GOODS

Department would call attention TO our B,.c, ros Grain
Silks, Plain and Farcy silks Japanese opns 30 per
yard. and general line -ua.r Wear ~ from Is Cen's
upward have line of Linen and Grass Cloths for suits
of which the ladies' be the Judges price and
lty. We are Offering special inGncenent.in In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

1t YOU would have nice. white bread, use none
bat Todd Il Son. celebrated Minnesota spring
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Good Young hysou Teu for 75c per pound ~
Rial, Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

CO md .re thaae beautifully d. curatrd Guspi.
dores--,n Improvement, -" H." oi style spltoon
- jr.t received ~ Thompson. Crnckery Depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

This side of Chicago and show You these goods as low ~
81 cts. Also the new Wn(l '' {, -.-tIclk lpo ,.sSl.
Novelty, WccM sprcimlm tun to onr stock of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Gr''treu s"tfe cungr~.> rai'.rs at
CuiI.p BRo ~ PnlpPs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Ever displayed in this City.
And the following departments FER inducements which
our friends viii not tail 10 appreciate: In our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TO- 1872

srivana Central and the Baltimore and ONO Railroads
about 10 mako this Legislature hAtle-nc,n ms
viii be introduced The Ierey Genital Jin5 with INC
Pennsylvania Central In keeping hsa Packer away irou
Perth AnbOy, but the Baltimore Company H. J. ai wa
back the Lehgh Valley Owing to TIC shddcn cTit OF
Flax Erie men quiet, but this seems to be buc tom
p0rarily.
The following Is synopsis OF the more important p0r
tons Of the Governors message;
The financial condition Of the state is excellent hs
income for the year has boon 5qi2lo o. over oro-I
o. Che entire receipts OF the S.ato fund from iD
pofis put upon two railway c0mpaucs. Their captif
constitutes smaller portion OF tue cntt railway cp,-
There manifest inequality In Che operation OF the
uiNH uhleI "hich t,Nol"' 20 IIc o'at1 y, ~ M 20
them Is recommended.
Dmingthc wear The most valuable and exicns!rcralway
properties existing in NcwJcrscy those NJ thC JOINT
plnies have been leased to tc Pcnns 1lvori1 Railway
Company The state having b., legislation given no con
sent To such lease being effected, opniGn ROT action
as TO the policy OF hc Lease became necessary or peri
nrnt upon the pert OF Ia officers deem Of irncns"
value TO the state that lis right Of redemption m the
great properties leased snail IN 10 manner oc les cii'd
while we should not, IT any time. favor tie conduct OF
tie AFFAIR." of private corporations by State officials we
onlt not to lesson our pos !on OF rEht trut IN time
During the year. my attention ms been frequently
called 10 the great delay OF pIsesers on thc r%as"
using the Bergen T4nnrL over 5OOONDoI pctoOhh
probably, pass through this great thorOu-aiare dutnS
ric yt'r, ana tne uinccGaiity uci.g .. tNtn ~!
ntes To each person. make the aggregate an enormous
loss OF tmc when, however to an Unly oidaDle los
consequent upon inc numerous trains scckDS tpe con
cause OF, what seems 10 the public most unreasonable
ana hilIcliUe compact btlNtfN tlt 'Viiptii'N N'i-
trolling IT, by winch persons are made to walt upon
he slow transit OF cattle and inorhaHdiSc; then
in NY Judgment, ~ becomes tho JJiy OF tie
state 10 designate By law what ! believe to be
thc superior rights Of tho people. The com
panes using the tunGcl are controlled v" foreign
cOrp0ratiOns-whosc Interests. though ars ~ idcn-
titled with in fact 10 DC used 1t times, against
Our people called upon to discuss the cqui-
ties between the two companies. Ticy know, tiat
by our authority, most valuable franchises have boon
granted to them; that they held subject TO lrgsl-
two control and that II rs within the Gear province OF
your honorable bodies 10 enact slch laws rs VIII protect
IN, tlofV
sary delay transportation, Isk OF lie or property
~ may he n matter for serious COnsl crailJn
whether with our large and rapidly growing railway in
tcrcss, Che time has not arrived when BoaTi OF ha
way COmmis sOnCfs should be appointed Ter tate l
thory whose duties would embrace. among others the
prompt settlement 81 uSt aUCl yCXafuUS QUO ions az
! that under consideration I commend the subject Ia
4 considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
pnLITICAL. MOVIES.

The National Association, formed tor the
pnrpose OF securing what is called 1.-THE Religious
Amendment" to the Constitution, have issued call Tor
"a convention to meet at Cincinnati Jan. 81
4 statement comes from Harrisburg, which
processes by authority 10 the effect That the veto
ran Senator Simon Cameron IL fully determined, mt the
expiration Of his term, 70 retire into private lie.
The Nebraska Legislature met in adjourned
session yesterday Twenty three members OF tho House
and II of the Senate present. The Impeachment
of Auditor Gillespie Is not JeI taA'h up DS '
Senate.
The Ohio Legislature elected John Sherman
TO the L. s. Senate yesterday, by majority OF seven
a0cinst n for sherman and for Gen. SChcnck In
e Uouse sherman received 81 votes, Morgan AZ ana I"
NJ. j. ID. Cox /.
I'm the South Carolina Legislature yesterday
uessage was read from Gov scott, defending himself
AGAINST the charges of C. c. Bowen In the House Mr
bowen replied with bitterness 10 the hIhSaSe, I'M" ~
ING GOV Scott to his charges III tt courts ino
message was made a special Order lor Ni"hu"y'
The leaders of the Labor party in Pennsyl-
vonia have issued call to the party In that state an
nouncnp the posiponement Of the Convention calico a
Uuouspot ne xt week. aud dcferrllg nnill aitef te
N,rirnrl Labor Reform Convention, when meets ~
i,,ns oIin the a1s OF ucAt month. Delegates 10 's
Convention will be elected az q convention c"H'u "
meet in Harrisburg Friday, Feb.9
The KINGS County Democratic Generai Ooni-
uttec met last evening Tunis O.. Bergen presiding ana
decided 10 call primaries jan -. to elect seNe. u'o
gntes from each ward and town to represent le parry
In the General Committee for the ensuing yriI 49,
ter Hugh Mclaughlin compalu,u lnt' id IN, ,r,,nniI-
ing an opposun party, and demhhdeu uL'l INC b"i''
ones should rise and make an cAplahtIioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
NEMJ ERSEN.
TIE FIRST SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE
nELICLAa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROJECrs.

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE LEGISLATUEE-
OFFICERS ELECTED-RAILROAD PROJECTS.
Trenton, n. j., Jan. 9.-Tho legislative
forces assembled hi, morning in full number, and
opened the campaign with Esprit The place. since the
party pr;iAcatlon seems TO have wholesome air,
and the hopes Of the anti-Erc's anmonopoliss, and
The rctormers m general high in anticipation OF the
kood work that First, considerable cOmmOt0n
80 - When The TRIBUNE came to hand with your cor
r,h statement that the election Of Mr.. Niles
fi, ~ regarded a,triumph OF Erie Niles and his
He has tpHei'iy deny any grounds for Isuch charge
ON the ,or Siy opposed that corporation, and stands
In Io -. 90 an unyicldng foe Of that interest.
urrpb,rt,, ,'iof Speaker. Mr. Niles came ont tr
'p'"n'S ahead, his only co,o,,o,i,,,. NJ To-. ,.,.,
s,anI . c,,.i.,- PIhentary vote The minor officers
Rcevcs q, Rnrl,,n, "e" OF Camden, Clerk Lemue c.
~ Cano NJ, en,,a assistant Clerk George W. Smith
son, and Mr. Fielder OF Pass, 'o' Vi iiiu
article III TIE TRIBUNE claiming tho -. ,- o
an Erie Railroad victory, excites ~ " -'' a'
was the steady and foremost opponent - ,n. ~, lio
last year The vote in for speako a '"'ieS'
lows Niles, % JOY, II. ~ do ioi
The Senate officers are: President Fd,yor, ~.
Camden; Secretary, John f. Babcock OF Middlcsev =,
sstant Secretary, John @. Newlln of Cumberland In
crossing Clerk JAS J.. Moore Of Gloucester; Sergeant
alarms, Maurice Beasley of Cape May: Keeper OF
Iades'Galcry, SamuelJ Gordon (cOl0re1) Of Trenton
Joint committee appointed 10 make Arrangements for
the Inauguration of Gov. Parker next Tuesday
A supplement was introduced the House "a IN
crease the Governors salary $4,000 per annum is
1888. 4 supplement to the SOmerye aud Eastern
Railroad bill was also introduced This Is the first rail
road bill Of the session. The Governors message was
sent IN ana read before both HOuses The usual pre-
lminary resolutions were also adopted. memorial
was presented from Patrick Shcardon cOntestng the
seat of MI Dennis cardOn Of the lid District oil Hudson
County.
Col Price an ex member Of the Legislature, is said
nave charge Of Erie RIA rOad matters.
\.
conferred upon him. said three subjects ~ great i'm
putancc would engage most Of the time OF tho Le7a
ta 5cs1Onhrs education: OBd, revenue; thlrd,
"Oads MI, Niles probably has learned that the Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
UTAH
MESSAGE or COY. NOTES.-THE FEDERAL LAW
AGAINST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TOPICS.
q ,,,looi. fIi,

MESSAGE or COW wOODS-THE FEDERAL Ia"
AGAINST POLYGAMY-GENERAL TOPICS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. AT o'clock thl5
afternoon. Gov George o. Woods appeared be
fore the Legislative Assembly and read his Message
H. recommends the passage a Mining law, ana also
law as basis Efficient system OF free schools WIN
tax upon all property FORTS support also, an appFo
nafion to dcfray the expenses of Commissioner u at
tend the Centennial Celebration OF American lndrpcnt-
eucc II suggests the establishment Of an asylum tor the
insane; the necessity fos e. ten Of railroads. to pene-
trate every portion OF Tho Territory aud m"noila~
,ion 81 ssonsrcss donation OF LahuS'
now unproductivo and worthless, to those
who VIII improve them by irrigation. on the
subject ge the Governor deprecaes the viola
tion the Federal law poyemy. and If one
class can violate law with irnpuuity and shield
themselves behind The hu,wa-Es-of 'gious liberation,
another class can DO likewise with some Other law, and
stitutiou and the law and anarchy Asst friend
OF the whole people. and earnestly desiring the
prosperity Of an, 7 urge you to take such
steps as viii establish harmony between Utah
and the General Government on this subject
Territories tie wards OF the Republic. AID as such
subject 10 Tie viii Cf Congress. Inc Constitution
guarantees freedom OF CUiS nee in religion, lut II pre-
all rc'i gDus convictions shall BE- in harmony
with the supreme laws. OUcrwisc there would be
national suicide. There is no statute in Utah ON mar
riagc, as 10 should be-. Marriage may he sacrament
but d. is the less cvi contract This ~ the Cstab
shcd doctrine OF the Republic, and should be 80 re-
gdrdcd in this territory
IN conclusion Gov woods pledges himself that to de-
vclrp the varied TcsOurccs Ui the Territory 10 make
the night, ana liberties Of It's Ci4cas q ld
Tie puT, and rapid enforcement ~ i!e laws lac
Will give the Legislature MS hearty cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
HUSIC AND THE DRAHA.

TIE THOGAS CCNCEHFS-
Tn, second Tioma9 convert last nighg gas
even J@tter tnsn tine first BCcthOyons Heroic -.
phony vas flo principal piece iha programme av y
band gave svnp thcta Diiit q, and carol u
o. inc best has ever heard ~ NC ."
York The curious and fantastic "hladdn" oVcfl"i+O'
Iiornendn was played with marTeIou3 nea'nosS' avn
ucn followed Ucracck's arrangement Of the Sr'un 10
Watzes and the familiar IlGy tu SecE&ne. both ''h'
by performed aud the hitter afous!pg as usual F@o
ous delland for q repetition, with whch, however, In
Thomas did not comply. The closing selection was '"o
introduction Wedding Chorus and N7ch. from the 81
Act of Lohcne9n" Here The ii hnc,' ana ttrcnStn o.
tho orchestra were remarkably displayed. and the hAae
kndled in the audience yOcicroU' SOFT o. cnthui III
not very common IN this city. Trc performance wa"
indeed wonderfully fine .Thc tone Of Tie hrls"' was
supcrb
Mi. Ercas played besides an E'udc o; ChO1in'a and
Webcrs Gc;, 'fGl rcnd, ~ G'', Lu2vs SECOND Con
ccrt0 in 4. This Is ono cf the abb6s most cEraY1gant
and unrhythmcal compositions. It's barbara splendDr5
are sorioned ~ very few CLEANS o. melody, and not
only tcs 90 the utmost the SKIN o. the pianist uut rcES
the intellect q tive listener Sti 70 hear = 20 rc3y
rendered a. j; vas by Miss Eichs and thc orchrr lat
night must have been genuine plcaSiT" to I'll those IN
the audience who understood the difficulties iElJ hai 10
BE- ovcrcom, ana haI sufficient musical education % ap
praciatc the achievement
This ovoIing Hr. IaatcIaaun win make his appear
ance a. s.io urtst with tic first movement o. Zee
fhovcn's violin concerto. Miss kr b5 will pay the Gach
Clromatic Fantasia and Fugue (Which she does cN-
| rcmcy wciD and oUo movement from Litohs FOurtil
Concerto Sgmhouique; and Che orch strl Will play the
! Introduction TO Wagncrs "lIes;orSngcr," n'S"Va
FrstE lTs,r"r sareuadc Of VOllInlnns (neW). ana
| BccDhoycn's ES.nont" overture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

Mr. pprCC utFS
81. lands 60 th'' W., ~ covarnmcnt
= thc sale " pnp nl that t,c, in States which
O. ,,,,,sc an hsccv for Cuu- All schools IS did one
po UI,,vilc ons for me pp|I las session. He pro
eh".' ~, ,rOysi.lrcS NtoO'' No STATES 10 MANI
W'HV ~ ~, encourage ,i'rinc among such
oi w opl,os 10y opo,t, annullly received from
mm hat Of tne i ON the otncr mn "' ial Dim,
- 90 $ d." .-C 'rlsrTy to % ,3d, in the nu %
a"Ssf'c I,,,,.r pr,Nisis" rsc eff thc funds thus
ean i'''', .re imVr't ,,,tp. ol many letters ROW
Arrd as p-, - is IN IN' ',I. a., mn hIio domain
N,ts3 A.~ I'V Ironing th3t TN v" t,o Ia ,ori1,g
80 Assoc sons n. tNn p1i'no y %, ~ .T,rt rcr
-, I'M 90 Do bel (, tBc pr2cc'DS s"o''"
CLASSES. ANA. e sofa, he poor. ..,,..u ,,
thc ircc c"u'" 5 Noteworthy fast tn'' "''' ''' VI
7, is a curious anu rg,r iuadc themselves CON
-, Cor.r,ssincn VIZ 81. .,,.rort Of the Admin tra-
'| ,,s by thCir h''' Oh" ~ conversation as
ne expressed th'"s, now, scheme for civil
,,t,.o, saith in the t.s, gentlemen TO the
i'N'@ ,,r1u THE Loyalty ca H' ,-,it them 10 cN-
rNlc' tfr p..,v is 100 g'''l r,nr ol the Senate
t,,sir N..Ht IN sl- rr, silence In public by
u ,Jo6,c nu. ta,y max, Jap %, tbe new policy among
r'ru.I ano s,N ,.>-rc-~iyc terms a. @ T ~
=. dtu,r-' 'l.e 'fIcy nrophesy that
arple' D. t.HI % 'n' i'uci u0 longer than the ncN'
thr s,s,rn WI W. @ and say taat hy that time itS III
Preside I'D yeiii be ackn.N.si<'d and II VII pc
pfl4ll, l..ts. OF ticln sly ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
THE BAR ASsOCIATON-WM. M. EvARTS RE
ELECTED PRESIDENT


The regular monthly meeting of the Bar
Association was held night at It's rooms, No 20 West
rvepv.cyenthst The chief business before &c meet
inc was the election of officers for the ensuing year and
the reception of the reports of various committees.
fuI onposion ticket was presented by those who do
not think that the Assoca alton has been as bold III
specch and action in REGARD to the administration of
aflrs i'm this city circumstances demanded. very
strnp feeling was developed. and much time
WA occupied in balOtlng. The Treasures
Ponort stated that the present number OF members IL
csoq amount collected for initiation fees and dues since
be organization OF the Association S6594 49, expenses
ss27s 81: Library fund. Sl6iS6 80 amount PAID ioi
books $1,000 10; balance due on mortgage Sll'OW'
amount paid on the house $4,000 The Treasurer read
letter which he had received IRON MI. iIIuy oI AZ
toona Pennsylvania nclosing S. 81 be used III eXcng
corrupt men from the Ncw-i0rk behth Inc Library
TTns in tho Ii5rry the cost of which was S5%5O The
Library fund Is ut present ehlAey onnausic' a., ,,,u
me Nominating Committee recommended the IOiO"-
ing officers for the ensuing year % mil, -,
President william ~ EsAs S'i P eS Siuj van Wi6Se
TsoFf William Pdchari Corrsgoniug seere'ary Charles H.
gt EeSo, ,dTssSSteAcnr Sco A@sast, B. Smith william
B.' t n' G. Cboa.c Ieary A. Taller Randolph RObrn,
%eer H. Alder. Mathews. Abraham r. Lawrence Luther
i,e on Admissions Cta p southmsyd John & Burl Rich
AZ. IL Bovre Hooper Van No John ~ kn9T Goyen2 Il LOW
Liroclue. Geo Deoeat Lord mogd "emoe Ben - D9nIm
Mtcicn James r. Losrey Ilerry Rowland Chs H. Woodruff
Lanes G. Carter said: have nothing To say IN derOEi-
tion of the gentleman lr Tldenl who heads the op2o
,iton ticket but II happens that nt TINS I'm, Mr. Ea'S
is abroad, and II he had known that any oppOiuUd ~,
his rrflccti, would bo made he would nave deched 10
serve Indeed he did onco propose to reslg' nul "s
persuaded not 10 do He was among inc nsl ol we
leading members OF the Bar to give his cnhhee 10
Inc objects OF this Association aud has since gwen NH
time and attention thereto. A.. a.,
e. d. Smith, rise as an outsider 10 pouu 'lHr w. .lc
change threatened may not he made at ts umc lno,e
orc pnbiic considerations involved in this matter Mr.
Evorts is rcprcsentng his country ahroa on queStOS
of treat moment, national and nternhuonh, ana tle
ta7 taf ne had been voted down in the Bar Ass0ra-
lion w0nld have an effect upon tho negotiations no Is
sent to make. IL. ~, .. . .,
TINT tho Association should meet on tAt hecOhu IucsaY
of February. Carried. Mr. Olmstead OF the committee
on Extortious SAID that owing TO the illness OF one OF
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lately received. CT d'ois % We """.af' o. t'o i'"t
u,vc l.ct vor p-s, stcns IN urcas thor claims, and
Mr. Connolly whIt,lt hid rcsidsn.e in lrha'r Wa 40
closely followed by Glriiunnts for rJ'tY' ahd 40 IRE
quontly threatened with SUITS 10 'cr"yr' up0n ~ IS
almost f0rgotcu, thJt DO ssNgAt IN 'i. 'll 'h VI .
be now lycg on Sunday hc iD a. CiL' d.h on ~
Day hG expects b. krCy an CGSp ,cE' ~" i0 in
10 the gur5at of Inns Crcdtcl y ~ bH. 10, Cllt
iGar which his frcUGE cutr.taiG 3, In ing 80 o
their - ucpa might cud.u-cr .c 53I wLtt' u" 80"
has ~ lrichtcu!ug timil bundAulu. . 49,, NJ.
bsr Connolly ~ Nob tlc CItY me.IDtFC' BIC 80 i"'~
uude fCOiug prTocu'iOu % .C b. .ts Oi J. -fe1 90 ~
ssd that the Oiher ND er" % tir '-D2 aIt "'i.
daily GluueI for IA ymcU fer sicS iUctae9 To- .'T
rcsidcners b. John Sc Bride Davidson .ind of p'H
done 10y Koys,r. large proportion Of the ass gn"b'S
u.ls b. lao,. on Z. by n D.. h ,a D. ~i1 - So"
i OF hGs tor pGmb3lf 1T the ioua% - iho'"eI'
AZ AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
HOUSE OF REpRysv,.
...,.......J. f-NrATINr,c

Ipe proceedings were opcna1 ES
Uc Rev Dr De sala Of the PortucuenWl WITH prayer by
Professor OF Oriental Literature in the Mc sosue. and
OF p'ffaL Abiding TO the late Treaty Of
ne reverend gentleman returned thanks that The zion
''H" i "a' had been thereby avoided and nc nr,,"
V "c words OF the Chief Magistrate of the uafion ,na
-, ana that the example thus set NAV be every
m 4''H 90 as 10 restore 10 the productive indus
up0S M auo preparation for war lie asked a blG. sr,,
GLAD I"g nations which had thus pTociau.d M.
be dia We g peace 20 the world and thar they may,
confluence MOI 10 each other u mutual esteem and
blessing Of All felY for their welfare but Tor tr
" fole aud thc tnies Of the earth to which they are
al hLIDlIJJF 0vAers Of liberty and enlightenment
-,l lumber 1f ~ A. ~ presented q petition Of
20, for 70 upif.r,'u lObacrO Of Dutchcss County.
Mr. TOJH j. tIufa ctIfcg to n'9 POI pouAu on al
on IEurrcCtgT1F tLPKEsFNy,Tt,.r p,.y,,p,e
NJ, Ih0iy had IA ''l' nom the Select Committee
soto ~ p''chcd the ,,tlc report ig part STATING
NO stat and ~ W ikans42 NOhiIhItle
n, ana that r'.,'i - yIesehtld aa,ct ,OiiuI Oh
I've E,nld be hr6n@i' nag bee EdVrd, M f' r.. "
EiN Tda 30 ~, moved ti8t 10 Intercepted that these
"s "a ordered TO The " The respect
Eis sa sM.secRARY Gep % q sss case 81
Atff hgaigst b. a r,'ua coutcs ted ,, tle oon,
RAiod ' Is onst.cd w. report tllt' ~ bease or NJ
Mr. rGKSIpIElsNe TIE con-, oid'rcdPtt T. Inc ne
t9lsp,, LILY fIsop. Penn tAGE LAWS ~ Dc
~ ,as. ga a bin y.yjsj rpm the Co,o
~ tAat 10 b. NJ, nd Coinage az ill., q "s reafisgee on
ding Of H. G on rs passage D' United s 70 INC
= na hi and 3,pcted Mr EERicl Is quite yoJ, '~"'
Va VI tbe o. slty Tor ~ 49, proceeded 10 hay
N~'tiHg law r,, h41aoazr. 10 a. 'f&pain
".'' "lDc. Del tIr roiIh
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AN6ElAt Wamshurh MONDAY. Jan 3, William r. gerryess
cd Of Re-, Henry ANGEL pastor OF She SEths BaP"d tbnch
this city, 10 the Gth year Of hi, age ,-,s.....
Fcner place The t-denee Of nis afrn -
NlaBsburgb eonesd IOh ihs-, al i"'H@ f1's VI
the family respectfully invited
APPLETON-At Ipswich Ju Mr.. Sssh 'pp"on - he ts'h
sea, of her are Gen James APP eiou and daughter
the Ate Rev.. Daue Fuller OF Gloucester
GILLOTT-At Birmingham. EDgn'l on Eddy jan D Josph Go
steel pen manufacturer. aged 2 year
UOWE-fn IeWsbor, Y Jan Z Lucy WoS Of the iat
Jeremiah Howe "a Tho 10Th OF urr age.
her b csuaco, WEDNESDAY, Jan I'D. al III
O'Clock a. m.
LUDLOw-At Geneva SFieraad Sept r. 1871 Hi Hugh Llow.
sgtd %
Tue remains Of M Ludlow having NesYok will he takes
20 Polchkeepc cment Thursday Jan II By tho
train. will be waiting PoughArePie
arrival Of friends be deceased SiSh
accompany the remains 10 their las. resting place.
REYNOLDSAt stockport Columbia County u Jan ReoSslser
REYNOLDS. In The Sab OF hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
Cn1c.Gn. In. N.-Tho Ia. Jan,-s y v 30

It is expected shat acsion viii Ae tn on At
the annual meeting OF the Ntw-fo't Si'" TOM 'fi1'
Society nj Troy on the 18th rs ,Fth N''eronco 10 ~
crrirg the passage OF local prohibition De- " this intar
whether the voice OF the people d. thar mt'r Sl1'I %"
vprcsscd in petition by yu, viii form bdDl,"t %
discussion.
fire last evening, on the second NGnf oi no 9os
1ro,Iray occupied Juligs Nckit dealer u' c'hH Sk
lanag. insured dealers bse sr' SEi 90 He i'
Eor insured $500 4IF iuiauk aOEnl ~ sif~
TAYLOR who goo. insured ric tvos or' Or l',f 80
~ and lI5 W, lt,-srcond-, AM ctpr ma'h "s
by damaged 4 ON ~ -Fc, III e-aAS 'h">'
Tor 0Ly h, lil'lion Company.